Brooks Robinson weighs future after 1976 season with Orioles
The 39 year old Hall of Famer hints at possible departure after the season but says he can still play. He reflects on 22 seasons with Baltimore, eyes a potential player coach role or front office, and doubts he will be protected in the expansion draft by Seattle and Toronto.
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Upset Special Week Picks From Pro Pigskin Picker
AP preview lists bold forecasts for the NFL week with Chargers over Buccaneers 28 13 Seahawks over Redskins 24 20 Steelers over Browns 35 17 Raiders over Chiefs 34 10 Bengals over Colts 21 17 Vikings over Rams 24 16 Oilers over Bills 28 21 Falcons over Lions 23 20 Bears over 49ers 21 10 Cardinals over Packers 38 10 Giants over Eagles 28 13 Dolphins over Patriots 35 16 Broncos over Jets 31 17 Cowboys over Saints 41 6
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Penn State Hosts Ohio State In Big Ten Showdown
Penn State ranked seventh hosts second-ranked Ohio State in a regionally televised clash that could shape the national title race. Coach Joe Paterno notes his team is fitting into a solid season plan while aiming to prove itself against a tough Buckeyes squad.
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Maryland Faces West Virginia In Crucial Week One Showdown
Maryland, ranked 10th, visits Mountaineer Field to battle West Virginia in a clash of bowl-tested programs. Maryland touts a 31-7 win over Richmond and a strong backfield led by Steve Atkins, while WVU under first year coach Frank Cignetti seeks an upset after a 28-7 win over Villanova and close in-state rival history.
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