Pistol Charisma Missing LSU After Pete Maravich
Press Mara vich reflects on Pete Maravich leaving LSU for the pros, noting the impact on team dynamics and attendance. The LSU coach recalls past seasons, the 29-10 record, and the challenge of replacing Maravich with new guards while facing a tougher schedule and logistics hurdles at the Armory.
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Cavaliers on brink as slump showed signs of break
Cleveland Cavaliers analysts say momentum is building after a two game win streak and a win over the Buffalo Braves. Coach Bill Fitch insists the team can turn the season around while noting thin margins in key quarters and adjusting plays and personnel.
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Super Bowl Goes Pantywaist
A columnist argues the Super Bowl is a pantywaist event rooted in sunny Miami and warm weather. He contrasts harsh, cold conditions of classic football with today’s mild January venues, noting players endure and the game persists regardless of climate and commentary.
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Former Titan Climbing to Top at Young and Rubicam
Alex Kroll, 33, is vice president and creative director at Young and Rubicam, overseeing ideas and art for about half a billion dollars in billing. Once a New York Titan, he rose from a 246 pound rookie to the No 2 executive on Madison Avenue, drawing on his football past and improvisational ad campaigns.
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Coach as Big Red's Giant Wheel in Pro Football
Murray Olderman analyzes Alex Big Red Webster’s laissez faire Giants season. Tarkenton directed the offense amid a high motion, multiple formations approach that yielded nine wins in ten after a slow start, challenging traditional coaching brilliance.
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