Devaney Builds Grid Dynasty At Nebraska
AP reports on Nebraska football under coach Bob Devaney heading into the 1972 season. Key losses after the 1971 national title include 11 of 22 starters, with Jerome Tagge and others departing. Humm and Luck poised to replace quarterbacks. Devaney may face staff changes, while remaining a strong contender with a core group of sophomores and juniors.
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Big Eight sweeps top three in final 1971 poll
The Big Eight dominates the final AP college football poll with Nebraska 1st at 1,100 points, Oklahoma 2nd, and Colorado 3rd after Nebraska’s 38-6 Orange Bowl win over Alabama finishing 13-0. Alabama is 4th, Penn State 5th, Michigan 6th, Georgia 7th, Arizona State 8th, Tennessee 9th, and Stanford 10th. LSU and Auburn fall, with Notre Dame, Tulsa and others also noted.
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Big Eight trio tops AP final 1971 football poll
Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado sweep the final AP ranking led by undefeated Nebraska 13-0 and Sugar Bowl champion Oklahoma 11-1 with a 35-31 loss to Nebraska. Colorado 10-2 plus losses to the Huskers and OU highlights the league’s strong preseason.
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Knicks Rally Past Bucks In Tight 101 99 Win
Walt Frazier starred with 31 points as the Knicks erased a 24 9 deficit to beat Milwaukee 101 99 in a nationally televised game. Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 38 for the Bucks in a hard fought clash, while Phil Jackson helped seal the win with a late defensive play. Donnie Freeman led Dallas past Indiana 102 101 in the ABA.
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Eagles Set Loop Debut At PC West
Eisenhower High opens conference play at Putnam City West tonight at 7 30. John Spears leads the Eisenhower five against a revised PC West lineup with five foot eight senior Mike Smith moving into guard alongside Mike Scott.
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Chones Sparks Marquette Past Wisconsin in Easy Win
Jim Chones scored a career high 31 with 13 rebounds to lift second-ranked Marquette 72 60 over arch rival Wisconsin. Teammate Marcus Washington added 19 as the Golden Eagles opened 9 0 and coach Al McGuire praised Chones as he weighs pro options amid merger talk.
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Penn and Louisville Rise In AP Basketball Poll
Penn jumps eight spots to No 6 and Louisville moves to No 7 after strong showings in recent tournaments. UCLA remains No 1 with 41 first place votes, followed by Marquette and North Carolina. Long Beach State, Virginia, and Ohio State also rise or fall as others receive votes.
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Arkansas State Stops Cowboys
Missouri faces Ohio University tonight after a Big Eight preseason title win. Kansas and Oklahoma State lost games earlier Monday with Kansas 3-8 and Oklahoma State 2-8. Bud Stallworth led Kansas with 28 points as Iowa defeated the Jayhawks 68-58. Oklahoma State trailed Arkansas State by 20 points at halftime.
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MacArthur Faces Marlow In Holiday Return Clash
Lawton MacArthur seeks revenge in a high school boys basketball rematch with Marlow tonight at Outlaw gym. Marlow enters 8-1 led by Ralph Kulbeth averaging 27.8 points, with Robbie Green and others slated to start. Delton Smith benched Vic Hairston as MacArthur eyes a stronger showing after a 163 point loss earlier.
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World Wide Guarantee ABC Transmission and Motor Co
Transmission shop in Lawton operated by Mike Sanfellipo since 1964 offers repair services. Located at 403 E Avenue, contact 353 7725 for vehicle transmission fixes and general motor care.
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Ike West Falcons prep basketball rosters and tipoff details
Ike Falcons face West JV in a 5:30 p.m. prelim with broadcast on 720 KLAW-FM. Player lineups list Ike PC West including Smith T Jones Erwin Neff Allen Scott McLemore and Smith M with positions and heights.
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Kids Basketball League Scores Roundup
In the American League Hoover defeated Sullivan Village 11 to 8 with Cleveland 20 over Woodland Hills 6 and Rogers 24 over Edison 18 while Teft 7 beat Jefferson 3. In the National League Garfield 25 beat Western Hills 6 and Wilson 10 over Westwood 7 while Howell 23 defeated Bishop 5 and Douglass 20. Swinney 7.
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