Hartwig Walks On at Iowa From Ellsworth JC
Hartwig, a 6-2, 210 pound defensive end from Ellsworth Junior College, chose Iowa over other offers. Ellsworth coach Vern Thomsen calls him the best defensive end he has had, better than Andre Tippett, with a 4.9 second 40 and strong intelligence. This follows Bill Glass also joining Iowa as a walk-on or scholarship recipient from Ellsworth in the same year.
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Orr Faces Big Problem as ISU Hosts No. 1 Missouri
Iowa State fell to 6-10 overall and 1-3 in the Big Eight after a 60-47 loss at Nebraska. Johnny Orr’s Cyclones now prepare to host top-ranked Missouri, which may be the nation’s No. 1 team, while Iowa State struggles with a cold shooting spell in the second half. Barry Stevens led with 14 points before foul trouble and Robert Estes added eight points as ISU officials lamented a breakdown in defense and a lack of aggression.
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Houston star Carl Lewis ruled scholastically ineligible
University of Houston officials declared junior sprinter and long jumper Carl Lewis ineligible for the spring semester. Athletic director Cedric Dempsey said Lewis could return for 1983 and 1984, with the school arguing he did not compete as a Cougar while not wearing the Houston uniform during indoor meets.
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Idaho Falls Falls to Montana in Tight Big Sky Clash
Montana edged Idaho 53 51 to snap the Vandals 16 game win streak as Doug Selvig nailed a four foot follow shot with one second left. Missouri and Texas continued perfect records while North Carolina and DePaul won to stay unbeaten in top rankings.
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No. 3 Virginia routs Louisville in Freedom Hall clash
Virginia Cavaliers power past Louisville 74 to 56 at Freedom Hall as 7-foot-4 Ralph Sampson scores 26 points. Cardinal coach Denny Crum cites Sampson’s second half dominance and Virginia’s tempo control as the decisive factors in the 18th win against one loss.
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SDSU Tops Colorado State 57 50 in WAC Battle
Don Plummer scored 22 points to pace San Diego State past Colorado State 57-50 in Fort Collins. SDSU improved to 11-5 overall and 3-2 in the WAC while CSU dropped to 7-9 and 2-4. Mark Steele sparked the second half with a tying jumper as SDSU ran out to a 33-27 lead.
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