Rebels aim for faster offense as road stretch begins
UNLV coach discusses switching from zone defense to a fast tempo offense after a 96 85 win over Oregon State. He cites poor offensive judgment and shot selection, expects better execution on the road at Colorado, Pittsburgh, and Syracuse in the Steel Bowl Classic, and notes key players like Glen Gondrezick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebels
Oregon State University
Las Vegas Convention Center
Beavers
UNLV
Oregon
Oregon State
University of Colorado In
Boulder
Sox Walseth
University of New Mexico
Glen Gondrezick Gondo
Boulder High
Glen
Pittsburgh
Syracuse University
Orangemen
Las Vegas
Duquesne University
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Civic Arena
Syracuse
Austin Peay
Clemson
West
University of Colorado
Morrall Leads Dolphins Past Patriots in 20 7 Win
Earl Morrall, in his 20th season, goes 14 of 17 for 124 yards and a touchdown as the Dolphins beat the New England Patriots 20 7. He ties up the AFC East race while Griese is out for the season. Don Nottingham scores Miami’s other TD and Garo Yepremian adds two field goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIAMI
UPI
Earl Morrall
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
Bob Griese
Morrall
Norm Bulaich
Dolphins
Don Nottingham
Garo Yepremian
New England
Steve Grogan
Grogan
Jim Plunkett
Baltimore
Buffalo
Giants
New York
Grese
San Diego
Griese
New England O
Agrham Trun
Vyepremian Hich
Bulach
Yepremian Eich
Yepremian
Yepreman
Grogan Srun
Smith
New Soupens Ir
Dolphin
Tingham
Upifoto
Heisman Favorite Griffin Faces Tough Heisman Vote
Archie Griffin of Ohio State is considered the favorite to win a second Heisman Trophy as West Coast backs Ricky Bell Chuck Muncie and others challenge. Griffin set NCAA rushing marks this season with 123.4 yards per game and 5.5 per carry, while Bell led with 173.9 rushing yards per game and Muncie also posted strong totals in a crowded field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Archie Grffin
Ohio State
West Coast
Buckeyes
Gaffin
Ricky Bell
Southern California
Chuck Muncie
California
Griffin
Tony Dorsett
Pittsburgh
Joe Washington
Oklahoma
Grifin
Felix
Doc’’ Blanchard
Army
Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
Vic Janowicz
Roger Staubach
Navy
Walker
Michigan
Bell
John McKay
Cornell
Ed Marinaro
Ashe Seeks No 1 Ranking After Masters Win
Arthur Ashe advances to the Masters semifinals and aims for the No 1 world ranking, saying the title would only matter if it secures the top spot. He rebounded from off court controversy with a victory over Adriano Panatta as the field moved toward the knockout stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashe
Rod Laver
Ken Rosewall
Italy
Adriano Panatta
Jimmy Connors
Chris Evert
Connors
Dallas
Barcelona
Rotterdam
Munich
Stockholm
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ahse
Nastase
Derek Hardwick
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Panatta
Utah Stars Owner Throws In The Towel
Utah Stars owner Bill Daniels says he cannot meet payroll and has given up on the team amid a $3.1 million hole. The ABA Board of Trustees will decide whether the league takes over the franchise as players await final pay. a sale or auction of stars like Moses Malone and Ron Boone looms, with Salt Lake City markets deemed too small for a merger-driven franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
UPI
Bill Daniels
Utah Stars
American Basketball Association Board of Trustees
Chicago
Daniels
St. Louis Spirits
Virginia Squires
Denver
Colo
Governor's Mansion
Stars
Spirits
Tom Nissalke
Bill Orwig
Moses Malone
Ron Boone
Rick Mount
Utah
Mormon Church
Its
Broadcasting Corporation
Salt Lake
St. Louis
Malone
Boone
Marvin Barnes
ABA
NBA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dan Sahagun
SUN
Vo-Tech
Clark
Garfield
Eldorado
Verbum Dei
Eagles
Lewis Brown
Western
Gorman
Elko
Boulder City
Grantsville
Indian Springs
Battle Mountain
Virgin Valley
Roadrunners
Corky Poole
Larry Williamson
Lindsey Wattree
Larry
Rick Lake
Brian Bush
Earbie Burton
Guillermo Corella
Poole
Alan la Rocque
Melvin Washington
Warriors
Terry Adler
Pete Johnson
Tarkanian
Howard Twilley Strock
Miamis
Patriots
Mercury Morris
Bennie Malone
Nottingham
Miam UF
Grogan Morrell
Stroce
New Fogand
Wataha
Johnson
Mia Tew
Mandich
Solomon
Cunning
Jonson
Nottinghi
Butarch
Moore
Cunningham
Grogar
Malone I
Nellie Fox
OSU
Woody
Hayes
Penn State
Arch
Arthur Ashe
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Australia
Raul Ramirez
Harold Solomon
Bjorn Borg
Orantes
Borg
LAS Vegas Sun
San Diego Sails
Baltimore Claws