AP All-Star Team Named Cazzie Makes AP Team 2nd Year
Cazzie Russell of Michigan earns his second AP All-America honor as part of the first team, joined by Clyde Lee Vanderbilt Dave Schellhase Purdue Louie Dampier Kentucky and Dave Bing Syracuse. Second team features Jim Walker Duke Jack Marin Duke Bob Verga Duke Dick Snyder Davidson Matt Guokas St Joseph's. Third team includes Walt Wesley Kansas Henry Finkel Dayton Bob Lewis North Carolina Thad Jaracz Kentucky Pat Riley Kentucky. Russell led with 1,036 points in voting from 214 writers and broadcasters.
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All America basketball picks announced by AP for 1966
The AP All-America team honors 1966 college basketball players chosen by 2414 writers and broadcasters. First team includes Qazzie Russell, Clyde Lee, Dave Schellhase, Louie Dampier, and Dave Bing with second and third teams featuring Jim Walker, Jack Marin, Bob Verga, Dick Snyder, Matt Guokas Jr, Walt Wesley, Henry Finkel, Bob Lewis, Thad Jaracz and Pat Riley. Dampier from Indianapolis and Bing from Washington, D.C. are noted as top scorers and key contributors.
Shawnee Coaches Focus On Tournament Ahead Of Findlay Showdown
Shawnee head coach Gary Duhaime says his sole focus is coaching the Indians and aiming for tournaments as they enter Friday’s big game with Findlay. Shawnee owns a 20-0 mark, with Ottawa Glandorf and Kenton wins shaping the season, while analysts note Findlay’s 6-6 star Dave Sorenson as a key threat. Duhaime emphasizes readiness for the Trojans and deflects talk of moving to a higher-level job.
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Big Ten clash as Michigan State routs Ohio State 98-79
Michigan State crushed Ohio State 98-79 in Columbus as the Spartans built a 48-31 halftime lead and pressed the Buckeyes into turnovers. Stan Washington poured in 25 points, Bill Curtis 20, and Al Peters 18 guiding MSU in a high tempo Big Ten outing.
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