Big Ten Coaches Shine At Luncheon After Baseball Strike Ends
The Big Ten held its 10th annual mid summer football kickoff with media briefings at the Palmer House as the baseball strike ends. Pat Harmon notes the strike's economic impact, while coaches Jim Young of Purdue and peers like Lee Corso and Muddy Waters are praised for humor and leadership. Denny Green is spotlighted as the lone black coach in Big Ten history amid Northwestern attendance concerns.
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Michigan favored to win Big Ten and Rose Bowl
At the Big Ten kickoff luncheon in Chicago the coaches unanimously picked Michigan as the team to beat. Bo Schembechler cautioned about questions at quarterback and depth despite 15 returning starters, while Ohio State and Wisconsin hailed the Wolverines as favorites with strong defenses and notable players including Anthony Carter and Art Schlichter.
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Purnell Named Linn-Mar Head Football Coach
Greg Purnell, key figure in Dubuque Hempstead state title teams, is named Linn-Mar head football coach. He will also teach PE and coach baseball, succeeding Bill Nash who resigned last July. He has coached at Coe College and Cuba City with prior stops in Mason City, Dyersville, and Dubuque.
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Pro football opens in Canton Hall of Fame game
In Canton Ohio UPI says Browns coach Sam Rutigliano and Falcons coach Leeman Bennett expect extra time to develop players as Cleveland faces Atlanta in the Hall of Fame exhibition. QBs Brian Sipe and Steve Bartkowski start. Greg Pruitt to sit out second half after knee injuries.
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