Bears McMahon named NFC offensive player of the week
Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon went 23 of 34 for 274 yards and two TDs in a 38-28 win over Tampa Bay to earn NFC offensive player of the week. Vikings cornerback Rufus Bess earned defensive honors with three forced fumbles, a recovery, and an interception in a 28-21 upset of San Francisco. Chuck Muncie announced his retirement at 32 after seeking a return from a drug suspension. Tom Seaver waiver drama with the White Sox and Yankees faded as Chicago pulled him off waivers. Ivan Lendl defeated Lawson Duncan 6-1 6-1 in Stuttgart en route to Mercedes Cup.
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Chiefs Face Raiders On Big TV Night In KC
Kansas City hosts Los Angeles in a nationally televised AFC West showdown as the Chiefs unveil a pass oriented offense under John Mackovic. Bill Kenney threw for 397 yards and three TDs as KC beat New Orleans 47 27. Raiders blanked the Jets 31 0 with 10 sacks.
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Ted Turner's TV football blitz thrills Cedar Rapids
WTBS airs Baylor vs Georgia at 11 and ASU vs MSU on KCRG in a rare doubleheader while USA Network shows Maryland against Boston College. CBS ABC ESPN and WTBS pay tens of millions for CFA rights in a post NCAA exclusivity landscape.
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Anderson Finds Boost From Positive Attitude Makes ISU Start
Kent Anderson, a Bloomfield senior, rose from multiple positions and limited play to start ISU’s 1985 season at Utah State. Criner calls him the most improved player after a path from wide receiver to defensive back to fullback and special teams while maintaining a positive outlook.
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Norvell Renews Iowa Football Dream On Tough Road
Jay Norvell, son of 1963 Rose Bowl full back Merritt, switches from tight end to defensive back and earns a starting role at strong safety for Iowa in the season opener against Drake at Kinnick Stadium. He recalls a rough path from redshirt to starter, embracing defense as the quarterback of the unit and chasing a Rose Bowl dream with the Hawkeyes.
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