Maxwell honored for defensive work
Vernon Maxwell Colts outside linebacker earns AP Defensive Rookie of the Year with 39 of 84 votes. standout rusher with 11 sacks and six forced fumbles helped Baltimore reach its best season since 1977 and solidified Kush's draft pick amid Elway deal controversy.
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New York
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Baltimore Colts
National Football League
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Baltimore
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Colts
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Washington Redskins
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San Diego
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St. Louis
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New England
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Los Angeles Raiders
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Atlanta
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Raiders
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New York Giants
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Cincinnati
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Denver
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Dickerson Wins AP Offensive Rookie of the Year
Rams rookie Eric Dickerson headlines a star rookie cohort by the Associated Press. He set a rookie rushing record with 1,808 yards and carried 380 times as Los Angeles surged from 2-7 to 9-7 and earned a wild card playoff date with Dallas. Marino and Warner trailed with 19 and 3 votes respectively.
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Associated Press
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Tony Dorsett
Earl Campbell
George Rogers
Dickerson
Rams
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Dallas
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Miami
Dan Marino
Seattle
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Bowl schedule improves
For postseason college football fans the Dec 22 Jan 2 period features 14 bowls plus all star games. The article previews matchups including West Virginia Kentucky Brigham Young Missouri SMU Alabama Penn State Washington Boston College Notre Dame Florida Iowa North Carolina Florida Baylor Oklahoma State and notes historic programs and records as the field narrows toward a national champion.
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Missouri
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Nebraska
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Nittany Lions
Joe Paterno
Pasadena
Honolulu
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Gerry Faust
Vatican
Minnesota hires Holtz from Arkansas to coach Gophers
Lou Holtz, former Arkansas coach, becomes Minnesota’s new football coach for the 1983 season after resigning with personal reasons. He arrives with a 60-21-2 record at Arkansas and prior NFL coaching experience, aiming to lift a 1-10 Golden Gophers from recent heavy losses.
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Minneapolis
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University of Arkansas
University of Minnesota
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New York Jets
National Football League
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Associated Press Southwest
Mary Decker leads 1500m title bid at World Champs
Mary Decker closes out her 1500meter gold medal effort ahead of Zamira Zaitseva at the World Track and Field Championships held in August. Decker, Sports Illustrated Sportswoman of the Year, may seek gold in both the 1500m and 3000m at the 1984 Olympics. Related story and photo on Page 20.
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Lady Bronchos, Mojo seek league win at PHS
Odessa High and Permian girls battle for their first District 4-5A win tonight at the PHS field house with an 8 p.m. tipoff. The Lady Panthers look to rebound after a 65-31 home loss to San Angelo while Permian trails 59-51 in Big Spring.
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Cooper
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