Last Second Shot Lifts Shelby Over Norwalk 51-50
Shelby beats Norwalk 51 50 on a last second lay in by Skip Vermilya after snaring five fourth quarter offensive rebounds. Norwalk had led 50 45 with 1 20 left but Shelby tied and won on Vermilya’s tap in.
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Skip
Nelson Hardesty
Brett Smith
John Schroeder
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Brad Mawhorr
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Steve Horner
Jeff Orwick
Hardesty
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Orwick
Mike Beveridge
Smith
Chris Dill
Dill
Eyler
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Orwick Ll Horner
Wyatt Hite
Beveridge Smith
Sparks
Oklahoma Named 1975 National Football Champion by UPI
Oklahoma claims the 1975 college football national title after a 14-6 Orange Bowl win over Michigan. Arizona State finishes 12-0 and runner-up, while Alabama slips to fourth and UCLA rises to fifth after bowls. Coach Barry Switzer happy with the decision and the season’s end.
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Steve Davis
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Dean Sweeting delivers South Central upset over Western Reserve
In Greenwich junior forward Dean Sweeting hits a 10 foot shot with two seconds left to lift South Central 56 55 over Firelands Conference power Western Reserve. Western misses 9 turnovers in final period and shoots 24 65 from the floor. Mapleton rolls past New London 80 55 on the New London court for a Firelands Conference win.
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Trojans
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Willard Dominates Bellevue for Ninth Straight Victory
Willard Flashes, led by Bob Haas, overwhelmed Bellevue 63 50 to extend their season record to 9 0. Redman Pat Smith scored 16 with Chris Manos and Kent Eisenhauer adding 10 each as Willard used a mixed 3 2 and 2 3 zone to stifle Bellevue in the third quarter.
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Don Danhoff
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Schubert
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John Coppus
Mike Florence
Jack Felton
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Roger Brown
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