Tide Sets Schedules with 10 Nonconference Opponents
Alabama's 1973–1978 schedule reveals nonleague foes including Southern California Nebraska Notre Dame Washington SMU Missouri Miami California Texas Christian and Maryland. Bryant notes expanded geographic exposure and seven in state games in several years with Auburn always in Birmingham.
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Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Southern California
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Washington
Southern Methodist
Missouri
Miami
California
Texas Christian
Maryland
Bama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
SMU
Bryant
Auburn
Birmingham
Tide State
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Virginia Tech
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Florida State
Louisiana State
Clemson
College Scores From Across The Nation In Busy Day
A sweep of college basketball results shows Illinois over Iowa 80 78 Penn defeats Princeton 58 53 Florida State tops Cincinnati 78 74 and multiple other showings across conferences. Notable scores include JCSmith 114 Elizabeth City St 101 and Northwood Mich 97 over Northwood Ind with heavy scoring by Fordham and Dayton rivals.
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Catawba
Gardner-Webb
Lenoir Rhyne
Atlantic Christian
J.c.smith
Elizabeth City St
Mansfield
Shippensberg
Bowling Green
Wsa
Michigan
Denison
Oberlin
Augustana Col
Piedmont
Fdu-Madison
Kings,Pa
Gettysburg
Rider
Old Dominion
Dayton
Ee Col
N. Carolina
Wesley
Connecticut
Georgetown
D.C
Lincoln Pa
Eastern Col
Bloomsburg St
York
St.Michael’s
LeMoyne Col
Virginia Tech
Georgia Southern
Tenn.Chattanooga
Citadel
American U
St. Francis.Pa
Eckerd
Wm. Patterson
Butler
Wabash
Evansville
Indiana St
Northwood
Ind
Mich
Oakland
Alma
Millikin
DePauw
Ll. Tech
Lake Forest
Detroit
Cincinnati
Xavier
Miami
Ohio
California
Lock Haven
Syracuse
Lafayette
Penn St
W. Virginia
Olivet
Calvin
Earnham
N. Manchester
Coe
Carleton
Kent St
Toledo
Pitt
Bradford
Eisenhower
Williams
Hamilton
Southern U
Grambling
LaSalle
Hofstra
Morehead
Austin Peay
Murray
E. Kentucky
New Mexico
Utah
Michigan State
Indiana
Ohio State
Louisiana State
Auburn
Henley Named Back Of Year By Atlanta Club
Auburn star Terry Henley named Southeastern Back of the Year by the Atlanta Touchdown Club. He will receive the award at the club's jamboree in Atlanta on January 27. Earlier, Alabama guard John Hannah won Southeastern Lineman of the Year honors.
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Henley
Atlanta
Auburn
Terry Henley
Atlanta Touchdown Club
Alabama
John Hannah
NCAA limits on football aid reshape recruiting at major schools
At the 67th NCAA convention a 30 new football scholarships per year cap and a total of 105 were approved, signaling a shift away from red shirting by major programs. The rule tightens recruiting, with broader limits set for all sports at 104 total scholarships and basketball at six recruiting slots.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Edmund P. Joyce
Notre Dame
NCAA
Whitelaw
ECAC
USOC
Ncaa Council
Joyce
Harry M. Cross
University of Washington
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Robert Scott
Willie Rice
Gadsden State
Ricky Brooks
Gouisiana State
Southern Mississippi
Amr
Illinois
Iowa
Penn
Princeton
N- Illinois
Ball St
Heidelberg
Wooster
Kings Point
Pace
St. John’s
N.Y
St. Francis
Cheney St
W. Chester St
S. Florida
Lsu-New Orleans
Temple
Fordham
Hampden
Sydney
Emory & Henry
Bridgewater
Housatonic
S. Central
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Harding
Ozarks
Minn-Duluth
Minn
Hanover
Defiance
API
MIT
Transylvania
Centre
Purdue
Northwestern
Rice
Duke
UCLA
Villanova
Francis Marion
Coker
Erskine
Morris
VMI
Appalachian St
Geo. Washington
Richmond
S Western
Tex
LeTourneau
Marietta
Ohio Wesleyan
Findlay
Wilmington
Wittenberg
Muskingum
Iwure
Church
Life Homeland Insurance Agency
Harold Lentz
2Nd Ave
S.W. Ph
Alan J. Chapman
Rice University
Earl M. Ramer
University of Tennessee
Richard P. Keenig
Valparaiso University
Firestone
United States
Canada
Westclox Magic Touch Farm
Joe
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Jour Country
Firestone Transport
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Sout
Eire
Radial Tire
Decatur
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Terry Bass
Interbank
6Th Ave
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