Converted Strong Safety Named National College Back Of Week
Nolan Cromwell, a converted safety new to quarterback, ran for 294 yards on 28 carries against Oregon State with a 7 yard touchdown. He earned National College Back of the Week honors as Kansas coach Bud Moore switched him to lead the Wishbone offense. Gale Sayers praised Cromwell as the star athlete and credited the line for the record breaking performance.
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Syracuse Serious Threat For Maryland Homecoming
Syracuse arrives in College Park riding a 3-0 start under coach Frank Maloney, posing a serious challenge to Maryland in Saturday's homecoming. Terps coach Jerry Claiborne notes Syracuse's simple, effective offense and fears mistakes could hamper Maryland as they seek a rebound after a 2-1-1 start.
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Ramsey Quietly Shines as Broncos Top Packers
Denver fielded reserve quarterback Steve Ramsey after Charley Johnson's injury and led 13-0 at halftime. Ramsey directed a 68 yard drive culminating in a 10 yard TD pass to Jack Dolbin, while Denver's defense pressured John Hadl, as the Broncos held on for a 23-13 win despite boos from fans.
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NFL Schedule Fragment Shows Week Matchups and Times
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