Coe previews new era under coach Thurness
Former Marion coach Bob Thurness leads Coe College in a system overhaul for 1982. The Kohawks rebuild offense and secondary after key departures, rely on a deep backfield and strong defensive line, and schedule home games at Marion High School turf. The team aims for a balanced attack with power-I and slot-I formations, facing Simpson, Loras, Ripon, and others in a tougher Midwest Conference schedule.
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Dubuque
Wesleyan
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Central Favored Again in Iowa Conference
Central College, defending its 12th Iowa Conference title, is the preseason favorite as coach Ron Schipper brings back 14 starters. Wartburg, Buena Vista, and Dubuque challenge, with key players including Gary Walljasper and Scott DeJong among others. Openers begin with Upper Iowa at Loras, William Penn at St. Ambrose, and Central at Concordia Nebraska.
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Keith Tipton
Dan Hocker
Dan Ceschin
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Dubuque
Gary Walljasper
Don Canfield
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Jeff Glaw
Jim Hershberger
Kirk Johnson
Don Birmingham
Chuck Haas
Luther
Larry Davis
Mike Murphy
Bob Naslund
Mike Woodhouse
Cedar Rapids
Upper Iowa
Don Butterbaugh
Steve Geise
Simpson
Alex Glann
Greg Holland
William Penn
Duane Palcic
Jim Portese
Bob Blades
Loras
St. Ambrose
Concordia
Neb
Sherrill Ready To Repay Texas A&M For Support
Texas A&M hired Jackie Sherrill on a six year 1.6 million contract to coach the Aggies who open against Boston College as 15 point favorites. Sherrill brings a 53 17 1 coaching mark at Pitt and a perfect record against BC in five meetings. He notes a nearly injury free summer and praises Gary Kubiak who impressed with a 16 of 19 showing in a recent scrimmage aided by Jimmy Teal eight receptions for 116 yards.
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Walker to dress but not play in season opener
Georgia coach Vince Dooley said star tailback Herschel Walker will wear a uniform for the Clemson game but remain on the sidelines with a fractured right thumb. Carrie Norris starts at tailback, backed by Tron Jackson as Walker waits for a return.
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Browns sign Golic as potential nose tackle
Cleveland Browns signed linebacker Bob Golic a Cleveland native waived by the Patriots. Coach Sam Rutigliano said Golic 6 foot 2 246 pounds would be tried at nose tackle and would play on special teams and possibly Saturday against the Los Angeles Raiders.
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Golic
Rutigliano
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