Bruins fall to Notre Dame in South Bend upset
UCLA led 70-59 but Notre Dame rallied to win 71-70. Indiana and North Carolina also suffered upsets as top teams faltered, while Maryland Arizona Oregon and Louisville all lost. Adrian Dantley led Notre Dame with 32 points.
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Lanier and Bing Lift Pistons Past Braves Rivalry Sparks Donnybrook
In Detroit at Cobo Arena, Bob Lanier scored 91 and Dave Bing 25 as the Pistons beat the Bulls 102-93 to seize a two game lead in the Midwest Division. Wilted by a late Bulls rally, Chicago faded after overtime with Bing’s 11 points.
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Scot Cagers Stay Perfect
Edinboro State remains unbeaten at 11-0 after a 96-75 win over Frostburg State as Tim Smiley led with 18 points. Pitt beat Rutgers 82-79 in overtime, Randy Meister had 29 points and 16 rebounds for Penn State in a 97-74 win over St Francis. Westminster upset Geneva 92-91. Allegheny beat Case Western Reserve. Bobby Franklin scored 42 for Point Park in a 101-89 victory over Pitt-Johnstown.
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NFL Draft Tomorrow Bartkowski Top Pick Bid
New York AP The NFL draft opens with Steve Bartkowski of California expected to be the top selection for Atlanta. Atlanta acquired the No 1 pick from Baltimore via a coin flip and a trade involving George Kunz. The Colts may select Randy White, with Dallas holding the second pick after trading for Craig Morton.
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Steelers Have 4 Extra Draft Picks This Year
Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll will add four extra picks this year through pre season trades with Kansas City and New England. The Steelers gained Kansas City’s eighth and fifteenth choices for Barry Pearson and Tom Keating and New England’s ninth and tenth for Craig Hanneman and George Webster.
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