Moeller guards against complacency as No. 3 Michigan eyes Rose Bowl
Michigan coach Gary Moeller, whose team sits 5-0-1 and ranked No. 3, warns players not to relax amid a looming homecoming game against Minnesota. He recalls past slips in 1977 and 1986 when Michigan lost after strong starts, stressing hard work and focus to avoid an upset. The Wolverines lead the Big Ten with a 16-game conference win streak, chase a 17th, and aim for another Rose Bowl berth.
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Brinzer Eyes Return to Iowa Wrestling Program
Ray Brinzer a prep all American and two time state champion from North Allegheny PA is in Iowa City part time hoping to earn a spot on the Hawkeye wrestling team After a 24 12 2 record at Oklahoma State Brinzer seeks to regain collegiate eligibility while raising his GPA He may contend for the 167 pound spot against Keith Trammell or for 177 with Matt Nerem and Greg Stiltner Also noted redshirt freshman Matt Dickey of Waterloo West is academically ineligible for the first semester.
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Steelers Blank Bengals In Blustery 20-0 Showdown
Dwight Stone scored twice and ran for a 30 yard set up score as Pittsburgh shut out Cincinnati 20-0. Barry Foster led Steeler rushing with 108 yards on 24 carries while Boomer Esiason struggled for the Bengals in cold, slick conditions.
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Ditka erupts in profanity laden news conference
Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka cut short a briefing after being asked if he walked away from Jim Harbaugh following an interception in Sunday's 31 14 win over Tampa Bay. He claimed he is calm for 399 plays and exploded on one, prompting the Peoria Journal Star reporter to walk out.
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