Walker and Carter repeat on AP All America team
Herschel Walker of Georgia and Anthony Carter of Michigan earn AP All America first team honors for the third straight year. The lineup names Eric Dickerson, George Achica and John Elway among others, with filled details on positions, schools, and notable statistics from the 1982 season.
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Gordon Hudson
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Utah
Anthony Carter
Michigan
Riviera Beach
Fla
Kenny Jackson
Penn State
South River
N.J
Bill Fralic
Pitt
Penn Hills
Don Mosebar
Southern California
Sealy
Texas
Herschel Walker
Georgia
Wrightsville
Chuck Nelson
Washington
Everett
Wash
Wilber Marshall
Florida
Titusville
Billy Ray Smith
Arkansas
Plano
Gary Lewis
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City
Okla
Gabriel Rivera
Texas Tech
San Antonio
George Achica
San Jose
Calif
Ricky Hunley
Arizona
Petersburg
Mark Stewart
Darryl Talley
West Virginia
Cleveland
Ohio
Terry Houge
Huntsville
Terry Kinard
Clemson
Sumter
S.C
Mike Richardson
Arizona State
Compton
Jim Arnold
Vanderbilt
Dalton
Allama Matthews
Chris Castor
Duke
Henry Ellard
Fresno State
Harvey Salem
California
Randy Theiss
Nebraska
David Drechsler
North Carolina
Joe Lukens
Ohio State
Bart Oates
Tom Ramsey
UCLA
Ernest Anderson
Mike Rozier
Fuad Reveiz
Tennessee
Charles Benson
Baylor
Mike Pitts
Alabama
Rick Bryan
Oklahoma
William Fuller
Karl Morgan
Marcus Marek
Vernon Maxwell
Albert Richardson
LSU
Keith Bostic
Russell Carter
Southern Methodist
Jeremiah Castille
Bucky Scribner
Kansas
Darren Long
Long Beach State
Willie Gault
Mike Martin
Illinois
Sid Abramowitz
Tulsa
Robert Oxendine
Wayne Harris
Mississippi State
Dave Schreck
Air Force Center
Tony Slaton
Tony Eason
Ilinois
Marcus Dupree
Craig James
Paul Woodside
Kiki DeAyala
Jody Schulz
East Carolina
Mike Charles
Syracuse
Andrew Provence
South Carolina
William Perry
Johny Jackson
New Mexico
Andy Ponseigo
Navy
Mark Zavagnin
Notre Dame
Joey Browner
Mark Robinson
Mike Williams
Army
Reggie Roby
Iowa
Eisenhardt Opens Oakland A's Rebuild With Trade
Oakland owner Roy Eisenhardt began a costly plan to revive the A's by trading power hitter Tony Armas to Boston for Carney Lansford in a five player deal at the 81st winter meetings. The swap also sent Jeff Newman to Boston while Garry Hancock and a player to be named later came to Oakland.
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Honolulu
Roy Eisenhardt
Oakland A’s
Eisenhardt
Tony Armas
Boston Red Sox
Carney Lansford
Bowie Kuhn
San Francisco
Reggie Smith
Japan
Tokyo Giants
Steve Garvey
Floyd Bannister
Steve Kemp
Boston
A’s
Jeff Newman
Sox
Garry Hancock
Ralph Houk
Armas
Oakland
Fenway Park
Lansford
Jets chase playoff spot after 28 13 win over Lions
Jets quarterback Richard Todd threw for 384 yards and three touchdowns to Wesley Walker as New York defeated Detroit 28 13. Todd connected on 23 of 32 passes and Walker had five receptions for 164 yards, with TDs of 56 41 and 19 yards. The Jets improved to four straight wins while Lions quarterback Gary Danielson tossed a 48 yard strike to Mark Nichols, but Detroit fumbled near the goal line as Billy Sims coughed up the ball.
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NEW York
Herschel Walker
Georgia
Anthony Carter
Michigan
Nebraska
Dave Rimington
Billy Ray Smith
Arkansas
Terry Kinard
Clemson
Mike Richardson
Arizona State
Bob Hope
Nbc-Tv
Southern Methodist
Eric Dickerson
Southern California
George Achica
Walker
Dickerson
Stanford
John Elway
Gordon Hudson
Brigham Young
Kenny Jackson
Penn State
Bill Fralic
Pitt
Don Mosebar
Southern Cal
Steve Korte
Bruce Matthews
Chuck Nelson
Washington
Wilber Marshall
Florida
Gary Lewis
Oklahoma State
Gabriel Rivera
Texas Tech
Ricky Hunley
Arizona
Mark Stewart
Darryl Talley
West Virginia
Terry Hoage
Jim Arnold
Vanderbilt
Fralic
Hoage
Hudson
Hunley
Jackson
Marshall
Tony Dorsett
Elway
SMU
Earl Campbell
Carter
Big Ten
Nittany Lions
Nelson
Vanderilt
Arnolds
Commodores
Pontiac
Mich
New York Jets
Detroit
Monte Clark
Jets
Richard Todd
Wesley Walker
Lions
Miami Dolphins
Todd
Wayne Smith
Smith
Walt Michaels
Todd & Co
Michaels
Gary Danielson
Mark Nichols
Stan White
Billy Sims
Ken Schrey
Clark
Wildcats focus on game as Kansas State eyes first bowl
Shreveport AP Wisconsin Badgers arrive for the Independence Bowl to prepare amid claims they might party. Kansas State star Reggie Singletary defends his team, noting the Wildcats will treat the matchup seriously. Coach Jim Dickey downplays concerns while bowl rewards loom.
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Shreveport
Wisconsin Badgers
Kansas State
Jim Mott
Wildcats
Reggie Singletary
Steller
Badgers
Singletary
Jim Dickey
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Wisconsin Set for Independence Bowl Showdown
Wisconsin faces Kansas State in the 7th annual Independence Bowl in Shreveport. Kickoff at 7 05 p m CST. Wisconsin 6 5 season finish. Kansas State 6 4 1. Tickets and travel details include Garden National Bank returns and New West Travel flights filled.
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ESPN
Kansas State
Wisconsin
Garden National Bank
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Shreveport
Will Call
New West
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