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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1976
Page
11
East firmer favorite in the Shrine East West game with strong offenses on both sides. West head coach Mike White notes high scoring potential despite comments about a low scoring contest. Sagaris and Sestak cited as context in Stanford coverage.
Nebraska, 7 4 this season after a five of six road stretch including the Roadrunner Classic, welcomes South Dakota 5 4 led by Joe Mueting and Rick Nissen. Coyotes pressed and fast break, posing a weekend test before Big Eight season play.
The University of Oklahoma, 11-1, claimed the national college football championship with 21 first place votes and 338 points. Arizona State finished second, Alabama third, and Ohio State dropped to fourth after postseason losses.
Columbus 9 B basketball team dropped three pre games to Schuyler 6 45 Osceola 7081 and Norfolk 3834. Hon Sutton led Columbus with 29 points followed by Paul Rathkamp 24 Mitch Jensen 12 and Jan Struck 7. Novak and Seach topped Schuyler while Johnson Wieseman and Zelasney led Osceola.
Baltimore Colts coach Ted Marchibroda earns United Press International American Conference Coach of the Year after guiding a 2–12 previous season to a nine game winning streak and the AFC East title. Don Shula and Bum Phillips also receive votes. Jones praises Marchibroda for turning the team around with preparation and a simple football philosophy.
Wesleyan Plainsmen lose 73 to 64 to Ottawa in the Friends University Invitational consolation game. Blake Butler scores 18, Larry Abel 16, Dan Lewis 16 for Wesleyan while Ottawa’s Don Hills leads with 28? Actually 30 points. Wesleyan plays without forward Mat Zimmerman and exits the tournament.
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