Coaches Vote to End Recruiting Window 52 Months Year
NCAA Division One coaches at a special meeting in Chicago proposed cutting recruiting to 52 months per year and set May 15 as the final signing date for national letters of intent. Over 80 coaches from major conferences, led by Duke's Bill Foster, attended to discuss cost cuts. In other sports news, Sam Akiyama aced the 162 yard 9th at Craig Ranch Country Club, while Las Vegas Comets gymnasts defeated Scottsdale in two meets with scores spanning 92.94 to 81.74 and 94.12 to 93.13 across events.
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Reds claim dominance as Rose backs their 20 year peak
Pete Rose argues the current Cincinnati Reds are the best club of the last two decades and could clinch the pennant tonight. He notes 108 wins with a deep bullpen, praising the team’s speed defense and bats while dismissing doubts about starting pitching. Rose’s enthusiasm highlights his move to third base and relentless drive.
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NHLPA Accepts Dual Option In Rozelle Style Pact
New York UPI The NHL Players Association approved a Rozelle style rule with a two way option clause in a five year CBA from Sept 15 1975 to Sept 14 1980. It grants equalization rights to teams if a player signs away value while giving players broader option freedom and a no-cut guarantee.
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Cordova Sparkles as Stanford Crushes Army 67 14
Stanford quarterback Mike Cordova, amid past battles for the spot, led a 67 14 rout over Army with 16 of 26 passes for four touchdowns and 246 yards. He connected with four receivers, earning a place on UPI's backfield of the week alongside Artie Owens Gerry Goodwin Archie Griffin and others.
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Penguins Open At Capitals In Openers At Sandover
The Capitals, with a historic poor record, face the Penguins who made the playoffs last season. Capitals beat Pittsburgh 8-4 in last season finale after a string of heavy losses. Penguins advanced past St Louis in the playoff opener before losing to the Islanders in a seven game series.
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Las Vegas Farm Boys Citation's Daughter Sold to Breeding Plans
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