Peach Bowl Features Tar Heels Seminoles
Florida State starts sophomore Eric Thomas at quarterback in the Peach Bowl against North Carolina after Thomas replaces injured Bob Davis. Cedric Jones will miss the game with an ankle injury. UNC defending back Eddie Colson is ineligible along with Tim Morrison. Kickoff set for 3 p.m. Friday at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium.
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Atlanta
Florida State
Eric Thomas
North Carolina
Bob Davis
Thomas
Bobby Bowden
Cedric Jones
Lowndes County High
Valdosta
Atlanta-Fulton County
Jones
Lowrey
Grant Field
Rived
Chapel Hill
N.C
Tar Heels
Eddie Colson
Tim Morrison
Dick Crum
Florida
State Davis
Warner Robins
Arizona State
South Carolina
Seminoles
Miami
Bowden
Crum
Colson
Morrison
James Jones
Florida State Seminoles
North Carolina Tar Heels
Faust Set For Next Year In Liberty Bowl Outlook
Notre Dame athletic director Gene Corrigan said Gerry Faust will return as coach next season even if the Irish lose the Liberty Bowl to Boston College. Corrigan explained past speculation was unfounded and noted Faust’s four seasons with a 17-15-1 mark so far.
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Memphis
Faust
Boston College
Corrigan
Notre Dame
Air Force
Bud Dudley
Notre Dame Alumni Association
Penn State
Gerry
Dudley
Buckeyes and Panthers Prep for Fiesta Bowl Showdown
Ohio State coach Earle Bruce and Pittsburgh mentor Foge Fazio spoke ahead of the Fiesta Bowl in Scottsdale. Bruce warned 12 points won’t suffice against Pitt while Fazio praised OSU but noted his kicking decision remains unsettled due to Schubert’s knee surgery and walk-on contenders.
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Earle Bruce
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Foge Fazio
Pitt
Bruce
Phoenix
Fazio
Panthers
Phoenix Junior College
Buckeyes
Eric Schubert
Pat Viancourt
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Parma
Ohio
Snuffy Everett
Joe Wall
Butkus Drives Illini Rose Bowl Bid With New Star
In Pasadena Illinois defensive tackle Mark Butkus carries the family name into a Rose Bowl showdown with UCLA. The 6-4, 260-pound senior has 59 tackles this season and leads a 10-1 Illini team admiring legacy while aiming for a second Rose Bowl victory for Illinois.
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Butkus
Illinois
Pasadena
Calif
Dick Butkus
Illini
Mark Butkus
Chicago Bears
Mark
The
Don
UCLA
Aiken Classic Opens With Full Day Of High School Games
Eight area high schools compete at the South Aiken Gym for the Aiken County Classic crown with girls and boys matchups scheduled from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Games feature St. Angela North Augusta Wagener-Salley Silver Bluff Ridge Spring-Monetta Midland Valley South Aiken and Aiken High with admission set at 2 per day.
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St. Angela
Aiken
North Augusta
Wagener-Salley
Silver Bluff
Ridge
Red Hot Aussies Lead Davis Cup Final
Australia moves to a 2-1 lead in the Davis Cup Final at Kooyong as Paul McNamee and Mark Edmondson defeat Anders Jarryd and Hans Simonsson 6-4 6-4 6-2 in the doubles. Pat Cash and John Fitzgerald set to play singles next with Australia seeking the Cup for the 25th time.
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Red
Melbourne
Australia
Paul McNamee
Mark Edmondson
Sweden
Kooyong
McNamee
Edmondson
Anders Jarryd
Hans Simonsson
Paul McNamara
Nystrom
Fitzgerald
Cash
Sydney
Wilander
Neale Fraser
Fraser
Spectator Ref Takes On Big College Basketball Referee Role
Champaign Illinois witnessed a unique scene as spectator Charlie Due, a 54 year old coach officiated the Illinois Kentucky game. Due wore ill fitting clothes and joined in when Big Ten officials were delayed by cold weather and crowd officials from the stands filled in.
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Ill
Charlie Due
Due
Kentucky
Illinois
Central High
Midwest
Assembly Hall
Lou Henson
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Mike) White
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Joakim Nystrom
John Fitzgerald
Mats Wilander
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Mats
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Hans Olsson
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