Regis Washington clash opens Metro basketball season
Regis and Washington renew rivalries in a high profile Metro opener in the Warrior gym at 8. The eight-team slate kicks off with a jamboree at Regis and wins and losses from last season set the tone as Regis relies on depth and Washington on defense.
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Iowa State Cyclones endured split season amid injuries and rebound
Coach Donnie Duncan reflected on a season split by health as Iowa State began with wins, faced a heavy injury toll at San Diego State, then upset Missouri before a rough finish. He cited four key injuries and outlined recruiting needs on the line and in the secondary.
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Crutchfield Heads All-Big Eight Balloting
Senior Iowa State tailback Dwayne Crutchfield was the lone unanimous pick on UPI’s 1981 All-Big Eight team. He led the conference with 1,189 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns, and was one of four repeaters from 1980. Other Cyclones named to the first team include QB John Quinn, OT Karl Nelson, and DB Joe Brown.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Rise in Rose Bowl Connection Sparks Top 15 Hopes
Iowa earns first Rose Bowl berth in 23 years after beating Michigan State 36 7 as Ohio State topples Michigan 14 9. Hawkeyes climb to No 11 in UPI and No 13 in AP while Washington jumps to No 10 in UPI and No 12 in AP. Pittsburgh holds No 1 in both polls with 10 0 record. Clemson 2, Georgia 3, Alabama 4, Nebraska 5.
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7-0 prep pick Dudek picks Iowa State over rivals
Brad Dudek a 7 foot center from Duluth Minnesota commits verbally to Iowa State coach Johnny Orr after a campus visit noting interest from Marquette and Maryland among nearly 100 schools. He averaged 23.2 points and 15 rebounds at Duluth East High and will back up Ron Falenschek before taking a starting role.
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Cal fires coach Theder as Elway named contender
In Berkeley California Roger Theder loses his job after four seasons. Jack Elway of San Jose State is among initial candidates after SJSU wins the Pacific Coast Athletic Association title and prepares for the California Bowl. San Jose State beat Cal 27 24 and also defeated Stanford, whose quarterback is Elway’s son John.
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