Big Ten ACC Shootout Ends In Exhibition Thriller
The Big Ten All-Stars edged the ACC All-Stars 89 85 before 7200 at Five Seasons Center in a mixed lineup game. Coaches McGuire and Packer drafted sides from a pool of players due to ACC shortages. Kenny Arnold led the Big Ten with 21 points, Chuck Nevitt called the game fast and fun, and Nevitt was named top ACC player.
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North Carolina State
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Nevitt
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Cyclones open spring practice amid strong conditioning
Iowa State coach Donnie Duncan praised the teams conditioning and the passing game as the Cyclones began a two hour pad session. He noted veterans know the drills and new players showed promise as the squad prepares for 19 more practices leading to the Cardinal Gold game on May 1 at ISU stadium. Ticket renewals for 1981 season holders are underway with 1982 sales opening June 1 for new buyers.
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Big Ten ACC Super Shootout Shines on TV
TV viewers watched the first Big Ten Atlantic Coast Conference Super Shootout with Dick Enberg host and Bobby Knight Al McGuire and Billy Packer as commentators. Knight drew praise for wit and insight while McGuire and Packer offered sharp exchanges. The event was highlighted by a 20 second shot clock proposal and praise for Hawkeye Rebounders Ltd. organizers.
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Banach may miss Soviet meet in Des Moines
Iowa City report says Lou Banach, NCAA heavyweight champ, may sit out Saturdays meet against the Soviet Union at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines. If unable, Jeff Blatnick will replace him at 220 pounds. The American team includes Barry Davis, Chuck Yagla, Ed Banach and others, coached by Dan Gable.
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Chuck Yagla
Ed Banach
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Mike Land
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