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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1985
Page
9
A staff writer details taking a five-event fitness test by LivingWell Fitness Centers to measure national fitness. He scores gold in sit and reach curl ups and push-ups, silver in the step test, and a gold overall, then plans a celebratory nap.
The Florida Gators move to the top of the AP college football poll after defeating Auburn 14 10 while No 8 Ohio State upset No 1 Iowa 22 13. Penn State rises to second as Florida gains 42 of 59 first place votes and 1 159 of 1 180 points.
In the college football rankings, Florida remains on probation and cannot bowl, pursuing a national title alongside Auburn and Oklahoma as the only teams with probation era championships. Nebraska crushed Kansas State 41-3 and jumped to third, while Michigan slid to ninth after a 3-3 tie with Illinois. Ohio State rose to fourth, Air Force climbed to fifth, and Oklahoma and Miami of Florida also moved up. Florida coach Hall cautions three difficult remaining games against Georgia, Kentucky, and Florida State, urging focus week by week.
Midland Valley Mustangs hold a 6-3 record and clinched a playoff spot with a 4-2 region mark, hosting North Augusta (2-7) in a Friday game shaping seeding. Coach Charpin stresses focus on the current week while Coach Morris notes Midland Valley’s strengths and rivalry dynamics.
Former Kentucky coach Joe B. Hall says he tried to prevent improprieties and knew of none, but adds players are responsible for adhering to rules. He cites his program’s written guidelines and notes boosters can entice but do not fall under NCAA rules. Hall, who averaged over 22 wins and won an NCAA title, spoke at a Dana College banquet amid investigations.
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