Nebraska Still One Alabama No Two
The Associated Press poll places Nebraska as No. 1 with 11-0 record, Alabama No. 2 after a 31-7 win over Auburn. Oklahoma drops to third, Michigan fourth, Penn State fifth as Georgia Tech, Arizona State, LSU fade in the moving rankings. Nebraska must beat Hawaii to finish 12-0 and reach the Orange Bowl against Alabama.
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Maryland Aims To Be The East UCLA With Young Terps
Maryland coach Driesell highlights a youthful starting lineup for the Terrapins as they open the season ranked No. 1 in the national poll and prepared to face a slate of strong opponents. key players include McMillen Cartwright Trimble and Brien with White and Poole also expected to start. The team emphasizes experience but features seven returning lettermen and a critical test against top programs as UCLA North Carolina and Kentucky loom on the schedule.
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Murphy Named Mid-American Coach of Year
Murphy, 38, led Toledo to a 10 1 record and a third straight conference title in his first head coaching season after moving from Heidelberg. He won 90 of 141 votes in a MAC writers poll, beating Don Nehlen and Bill Hess. He prepares for the Tangerine Bowl vs Richmond in Orlando on December 28.
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NCAA Grid Leaders Seek Five Individual Titles
New York AP reports major college football on Saturday could crown five statistical champions. Virginia Tech’s Don Strock leads passing efficiency. San Diego State’s Brian Siep needs 30 completions to overtake. Penn State’s Lydell Mitchell tops scoring but edges Ed Marinaro if he scores enough against Tennessee.
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Ed Marinaro Heads AP All Ivy League Team
Ed Marinaro of Cornell, a record-setting back, was named to the AP All Ivy football team for the third straight year. Hank Bjorklund of Princeton joined him as a repeat selection, with Don Jackson of Columbia and Ted DeMars of Harvard at back, and Don Clune and Rich Maher as ends.
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Buckeye Cagers Favored To Repeat In Big Ten Race
Ohio State enters season as top title favorite with a sophomore laden lineup after last year’s NCAA run ended in a quarterfinal loss to Western Kentucky. Key man Jim Cleamons departed, leaving Alan Hornyak Luke Witte and Mark Wagar to lift the Buckeyes. Indiana Purdue loom as threats with Knight and McGinnis returning, while Michigan, Illinois, Northwestern and others field new coaches and depth as the conference braces for a tight race.
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Allison To Drive Johnson Chevy
CHARLOTTE AP Bobby Allison seven superspeed races winner and 231 170 this feat on NASCARs Grand National circuit will drive Johnson Chevrolets next year Johnson announced Tuesday Allison signed a contract with car owner Richard Howard general manager of Charlotte Motor Speedway Allison of Hueyton and next Sundays 500 race at Texas Speedway will be final race for Holman Moody Mercury team of Charie Allison 33 will succeed Karlie Glouzbach who has driven Johnson built Monte Carlos since Howard formed Micced per jan Dela wich may join Dodges lymouth builder Cotton Owens Mosartanburg SC next wo
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