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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

06 Dec 1983

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1983

Page

11

Rozier Young lead 1983 AP All America selections

Nebraska star Mike Rozier and Brigham Young quarterback Steve Young head the 1983 AP All America football team. Texas places four players, Clemson lineman William Perry anchors Aiken County roots, and Gordon Hudson repeats at tight end as the roster features strong senior talent and multiple NCAA records.

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New York Mike Rozier Nebraska Steve Young Brigham Young University of Texas Clemson William Perry Aiken County Perry Aiken High School Tiger William DeVane Rozier Marcus Allen Southern Cal Nebraska Star Georgia Herschel Walker Young Texas Doug Dawson Jeff Leiding Mossy Cade Jerry Gray Army Oklahoma Michigan BYU Irving Fryar Gordon Hudson Bob Hope Nbc-Tv Bo Jackson Auburn Hudson Bill Fralic Pittsburgh Wilber Marshall Florida Ricky Hunley Arizona Gray Fralic Luis Zendejas Arizona State Gerald McNeil Baylor Brian Blades North Carolina Terry Long East Carolina Columbia Eau Claire High School Tom Dixon Ron Rivera California Rick Bryan Reggie White Tennessee Carl Banks Michigan State Russell Carter Southern Methodist Jack Weil Wyoming Bryan Carter Penn State Kenny Jackson Terry Associated Press Salt Lake City Utah Mount Holly N.J Killeen T S Arlington Pitt Penn Hills Houston S.C Fort Wayne Ind Greenwich Conn Bessemer Ala Camden Eae Zendejas Chino Calif Titusville Fla Monterey Broken Arrow Okla Yee Eee Tenn Aiken Car Banks Flint Lubbock Northglenn Colo Glenn Dennison Miami Brian Brennan Boston College Mark Adickes Guy McIntyre Stefan Humphries Dean Steinkuhler Vaughan Johnson North Carolina State Don Rogers UCLA Victor Scott Colorado Craig Swoope Illinois Randall Cunningham Nevada Las Vegas Paul Bergmann Tracy Henderson Iowa State Dave Moritz Iowa Pat Arrington Scott Raridon James Farr Gary Zimmerman Oregon Conesdry Pittsburgh Bucks Martin Bayless Bowling Green Leonard Coleman Vanderbilt Harry Hamilton Harry Newsome Wake Forest Rickey Bolden Mark Dowdell
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Sims Sparks Lions to Key Victory Over Vikings

Billy Sims rushed 23 times for 137 yards as Detroit beat Minnesota 13 to 2 to move one game up on the Vikings and Packers in the Central Division standings. Hipple connected with Chadwick for a 10 yard TD as Detroit dominated the second quarter.

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Nebraska Tops Final College Poll For 1983

The final AP poll shows Nebraska No 1 with 51 of 54 first place votes and 1 077 of 1 080 points. Texas 11 0 holds second with 1 028 points. Auburn clinches SEC title by beating Alabama 23 20. Alabama drops from Top 20. Baylor and Oklahoma tied for 20th.

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Tar Heels Reclaim No 1 In AP Poll

North Carolina tops Kentucky for the second weekly AP basketball poll. The unbeaten Tar Heels beat Stanford to earn 30 first place votes and 1,221 points while Kentucky slips to second with 1,217 points after a narrow win over Indiana. Georgetown and Memphis State follow, with Iowa fifth and LSU ninth after recent wins. Purdue enters at No 19, replacing Virginia Commonwealth.

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