Tigers face uphill task with young Clemson roster
Clemson coach Foster previews an inexperienced Tigers lineup featuring transfer center and freshman additions. Veterans Coles Conrad and Johnson anchor guards while Campbell, Howell, and Nance fill out a lean rotation. He warns the team must grow quickly to compete in ACC play as potential fan expectations rise.
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Lefty Driesell’s recruiting focus shifts as Barons recall Kuzyk
Maryland coach Lefty Driesell discusses recruiting depth and new faces including Albert King and the potential lead guard, noting current ACC expectations and the challenge of developing a balanced lineup. The piece also reports the Cleveland Barons recalling center Ken Kuzyk from Phoenix to boost scoring.
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Virginia Band Ridicules Mandel at Maryland Game
The University of Virginia pep band mocked convicted Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel during halftime at Byrd Stadium prompting a protest from Maryland athletic director Jim Kehoe. Mandel was not present as Virginia beat Maryland 28 0, leaving UVA with a 1-0-1 season end.
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High Point Panthers overpower Ft Bragg 91 83 for third straight win
High Point College Panthers routed Ft Bragg 91 83 to capture their third consecutive victory. Dennis West shadowed Thomas Powell guiding HPC to an early second half surge, with John O'Brien leading HPC with 20 points and teammate Rudy Coleman matching Powell’s 18.
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John O'Brien
Dennis West
Thomas Powell
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Rudy Coleman
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CIAA Honors Its Best from 1977 All-Star Teams
Hampton Institute defensive end Reggie Doss and St. Paul’s wide receiver James Woodson headline CIAA all star selections for 1977. Woodson, a 61 180-pound senior, tallied 198 career receptions and 40 TDs, while Doss, 6-4 280, is praised by Hampton coach Walter Lovett as exceptionally quick and strong. The two teams feature 16 players each from sportswriters and coaches selections, including Rosa Seaton, Leonard, Newsome, Blount, Harrington, Midget, Willams, and Hargrove, with lineup details reflecting strong CIAA talent across Hampton, St. Paul’s, Winston-Salem, and Elizabeth City.
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Pernell Simms
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Alhough
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Hampton
Walter Lovett
National Football League
Virginia State
Larry Brooks
Jim Mitchell
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Lovett
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Ge Leonard
Virginia Tate
Timmy
Orioles Murray Emerges as AL Rookie Contender
LOS ANGELES AP says the rookie laden Baltimore Orioles push the AL East pennant race to a three way battle in 1977 with Eddie Murray among the team leaders.
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Duke academic recruiting debate and MLB Rookie of the Year
Duke faces scrutiny over admission standards while plan to recruit top athletes continues. A separate note cites Bracketed star Murray winning the 1977 AL Rookie of the Year with 12 votes, edging Mitchell Page and Bump Wills in a tight BBWAA balloting.
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Cale Yarborough Finishes Clean in All 9 NASCAR Races
Daytona Beach AP reports Cale Yarborough completed all nine NASCAR events this season, a first since record keeping began, to win his second straight Grand National title and surpass his 1976 money total. He added 5,000 points and $400,576 in earnings after a third at Ontario, with further bonuses pending. Richard Petty was runner up in points, followed by Parsons, Waltrip, Baker, Brooks, Hylton, Allison, Childress, and Cecil Gordon.
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Richard Brooks
James Hylton
Bobby Allison
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