Dooley Welcomes Strong SEC Ahead of 1986 Season
Atlanta notes Dooley says the SEC looks strongest in his 23rd Georgia year with Alabama, Tennessee, Auburn, LSU and Florida likely to contend for the title Florida returns from probation but not televised live until season end Miami and Florida State loom as region rivals with Vinny Testaverde leading Miami in a high scoring offense plus Oklahoma rematch on the schedule
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Morris May Be Forced to Sit Out Season by Giants
ROCHELLE PARK N J AP Joe Morris says the New York Giants warned he will be placed on the reserve left camp list and must sit out the season unless he returns within five days He has been fined 1 000 a day after missing training camp and has sought a trade three times He disputes the existence of an option year claiming his 1982 four year deal lacks one and negotiations center on money and addendums The Giants confirm mailing the warning and contend an option renewal letter was signed in 1985
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Michigan aims for national title amid Big Ten power shift
Bo Schembechler-led Michigan slices through Notre Dame Oregon State and Florida State before a Big Ten showdown with Ohio State and a Rose Bowl bid. With Jim Harbaugh at quarterback and Looming talent across the conference, including Iowa successors and Notre Dame under Lou Holtz, the race for the crown heats up as teams emphasize passing and running games.
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Biondi settles for third in freestyle at world championships
Matt Biondi the world’s fastest swimmer finished third in the first 50 meters freestyle final at the World Championships in Madrid. Tom Jager won gold as Michael Gross failed to lower his world mark in 200 meter butterfly. Kristin Otto added the 200 meter individual medley to her 100 meter freestyle title and anchored East Germany to relay victory. Betsy Mitchell and teammates set a U S national record in the 400 meter medley relay, while East Germans dominated the women’s events. Biondi blamed two false starts for his swing.
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