Alabama Faces Bowl Picture Shake Up With Sugar Bowl Bid
Alabama's bowl fate hinges on Sugar Bowl invite as Nebraska or Oklahoma slip from contention. OSU and Bryant clash over traditional bowl alignments amid a busy weekend of upsets in the top ten. Notre Dame exits bowl debates after a Pitt loss, while Penn State and Miami of Ohio join appetites for prime slots.
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Alabama
Crimson
Nebraska
Delekeeng
Aetna
Alabama Tx
Notre Dame
Pitt
Aiy Dorset
Wwe
Osborne
Bryant
New Orleans
New Superdome
Pespée
Bryner
Charles M. Nelnas
Oklahoma
Penn State
Nebraska-Okiahoms
Clifford J. Kern
Ovieena ‘Mid-Winter Sports Association
Hf Fenower
Tuscanness
Ala
Chanley Thornton
Manent Cris
Cectrnas
Eiwa Art
Corum Tops All Midwestern Football Team Selection
Corum leads the All-Midwest Conference picks with Cornell senior linebacker George Corum named to the first team for the third straight year. Cedar Rapids defensive end Jim Alberto and Carleton defender Xevin Birkhols repeat on defense, while Coe players Paul Wagner and Dan Beeren earn first-team offense spots. Other repeat honorees include Ripon’s Joe Majesid and Dick Rehbein. Lawrence and others also receive recognition.
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George Corum
Cornell
Jim Alberto
Cedar Rapids
Jim Truax
Coe
Paul Wagner
Dan Beeren
Xevin Birkhols
Carleton
Field Goal Beats Redskins in OT for Cards
St Louis defeated Washington 20 to 17 in overtime as Jim Bakken nailed a 37 yard field goal after a disputed late call by an official. George Allen called the decision a delayed ruling that will linger for years and cost the Cardinals a share of the National Conference East.
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ST. Louis
Mel. Gray
St. Louis Cardinals
Gray
George Allen
Jim Bakken
Als Washington Redekins
Allen
Reet
Redskins
Fleet Gray
Gost
Barts
Redkins
Pat Fischer
Pred Silva
Mane
Fed
Coryell
Silva
Steve Ramisey
Denver
San Diego
Chargers
Bronco
Broncos
Jon Keyworth
Jim Turner
Penn Faces No Cal Lutheran in NAIA Playoff Semifinal
Unbeaten William Penn and 9-0 Cal Lutheran meet in the NAIA Division II football playoff semifinals after the NAIA announced pairings for November 22. Texas Lutheran, the defending champion, faces Hanover in Seguin Texas in the other semifinal while Cal Lutheran rides a 9-0 record toward a potential title bid.
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Kansas City
Iowa
William Penn
California Lutheran
NAIA
Texas Lutheran
Hest
Alta
Purdue Hawkeyes clash highlights defensive dominance
In a clash where Purdue edged Iowa 19 to 14, Iowa’s defense shone as Andre Jackson and Rick Penney anchored the tackling surge. Purdue’s D limited runs, while Iowa’s seniors Elliott Pennney and Jackson fueled late stand as preparations shift to Michigan State. The piece lauds Iowa’s defense and Iowa seniors while noting Purdue’s diverse backfield and a controversial goal line moment.
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Purdue
Seoth
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Andre Jackson
Rick Penney
Conshler
Fackeon
Peemay
Pensey
Jackson
Iona
Penney
Michigan State
Kinnick Stadium
Hope
Bob Cummings
Forest Evashevski
Taat
Evy
Cummings
Linn County 1
C.R. Country Club
Satuday
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Seana
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Catton
Bevel
Aioe Acim Tiberty
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Tom Osborne
John Barr
Bear Bryant
Corum
Midwest
Jonn Devils
Lawrence
Fat Salone
Grane, Jr
Paul Wormer
Coa
Seve Meumon
Lown Ree
SC Ton Younetomt
Pa Lowich Rican
Sook
Bick Sehbain
Rion Hob Bray Poradee
Kees
Poe Moka
Cde
Fick
Paul
Witepmat
Mal Gray
St.Louis Cardinals
Washington
Cal Lutheran
Hart-Gray
St. Louia
del Williams
Steve Spurrier
San Francisco
Chicago
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Lioma
Packers
Errol Mann
Detroit
Gren Bay
Joe Reed
Ray Jarvis
Lions
Rick Forzano
Sedgman
Austin
Tes
Frank Setigman
Torben Ulrich
Denmark
Jin
Ulrich
SUL
Doe
King Crab
Boston Fisheries
Bosth Street
Barry L. Bennett
C.la
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Red Peppers
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Schick
Fetter
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Town
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Mark Fetter
Purdos
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Marte
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Brung Ya
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Mepsit
Nick Quartaro
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