Terps Edge Brown as USC Upset Shocks Arizona State
Maryland, ranked sixth, defeated Brown 100-83 in the season opener. Southern Cal, third in the nation, fell to unranked Arizona State 95-78 at Tempe, while Marquette, Ohio State, Houston, Florida, and Kentucky won their openers among the Top Twenty.
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Kansas Jayhawks earn two AP All America mentions
Kansas had two players honored on the 1971 AP All-America football team as honorable mentions. John Schroll and Kenny Page represent KU, with Kansas State also having a honoree Mo Latimore. Other Big Eight players cited include Raymond Hamilton Derland Moore Steve Aycock John Shelly Keith Schroeder Bill Kosch Cliff Branch Charlie Davis Ken Jones Jack Mildren Doug Dumler and George Amundson.
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Recruiting Shakeup Looms Over College to Pro Transfers
Analysis of how the 7-2 center Tom Payne’s departure under hardship rules, pro raiding of top college players, and broader shifts in quarterback talent affect college recruiting. Mentions KU players and pro names like Hadl Douglass Sayers and Riggins, with implications for futures of stars and team strategies.
Majors Signs Five Year Iowa State Football Contract
Iowa State University and Johnny Majors agreed on a new five year contract through December 1976. The 36 year old coach, who has led the Cyclones to 3-7 3-7 5-6 and 8-3 seasons, extended amid Baylor vacancy talk. Majors cited a bright future for Iowa State football.
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Lions Rally Past Washington In Blazer Mat Meet
Lawrence High held Washington to 14 points as Gary Fornelli and Jim Culver led a series of victories with pins and decisions. Keith Beltch praised the balanced Lions squad after a 39 to 14 dual meet win, with B-team adding a 40 to 22 triumph.
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Swimmers Eye Relays Crown
Kansas opens defense of its Big Eight swimming title at the Big Eight Relays in Columbia Missouri with preliminaries Friday and finals Saturday. KU has won the relays four straight years led by freshmen. Oklahoma is expected to challenge as Kansas won six titles last year and beat Oklahoma 115 to 104.
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Pro Cage Report NBA Wednesday Scores
NBA results show Los Angeles 124 over Boston 109 and Detroit 140 over Philadelphia 102. Other games include Atlanta 117 over Houston 106 and Portland 189 over Phoenix. The record contains several incomplete entries and unclear team names.
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