Jackson Casillas Lead AP All America Team By Herschel Nissenson
Bo Jackson of Auburn and Tony Casillas headline the 1985 AP All-America squad, with repeat selections from Casillas Williams Lee and others. The team blends seniors, juniors, and sophomores from Michigan State, Oklahoma, Colorado, UCLA, and more, chosen by AP editors from conference lists.
AP All America Team 1985 Football Selections
The Associated Press names the 1985 All America Team with First Team on offense including Willie Smith and Chuck Long, running backs Bo Jackson and Lorenzo White, and defenders such as Tony Casillas and Leslie O Neal. Second and third teams list further players like Vinny Testaverde and Jerome Brown with multiple colleges represented.
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Michigan State
Lorenzo White
Oklahoma
Brian Bosworth
Colorado
Barry Helton
Miami
Fla
Willie Smith
West Virginia
Brian Jozwiak
Bosworth
Tim Green
Syracuse
Tim McGee
Tennessee
Jim Dombrowski
Virginia
Jeff Bregel
Southern California
John Rienstra
Temple
Pete Anderson
Georgia
Chuck
Mances
Rice
Maryland
Helton
Lee
Smith
Bregel
Brooks
Holland
Everett
Fulcher
Moore
New York
Associated Press
Jacksonville
Cleveland
Ohio
David Williams
Illinois
Los Angeles
Calif
Williamsville
N.Y
Catonsville
Granada Hills
Colorado Springs
Colo
Glen Ridge
N.J
Chuck Long
Iowa
Wheaton
Ill
Bo Jackson
Auburn
Bessemer
Ala
Fort Lauderdale
John Lee
UCLA
Downey
Keith Jackson
Lew Barnes
Oregon
Webster Slaughter
San Diego State
John Clay
Missouri
Doug Williams
Texas A&m
Jamie Dukes
Florida State
Don Smith
Army
Bill Lewis
Nebraska
Vinny Testaverde
Miami Fla
Reggie Dupard
Southern Methodist
Napoleon McCallum
Navy
John Diettrich
Ball State
Jerome Brown
Mike Ruth
Boston College
Jim Show
Mark Walen
Cornelius Bennett
Alabama
Kevin Murphy
John Offerdahl
Western Michigan
Michael Zordich
Penn State
Brad Cochran
Michigan
Allan Durden
Arizona
Chris White
Mark Simon
Air Force
Vance
All-America picks honor Missouri Kansas Kansas State Wichita State players
AP 1985 All-America Football Team honors several players from Missouri Kansas Kansas State and Wichita State with recognitions in various positions. Also reported is Wellsville High delaying its Olathe South Invitational basketball tournament to Thursday due to bad weather with first round matchups and potential semifinals for both boys and girls teams.
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Wellsville High
Wellsville
Washburn
Central Heights Boys Basketball Photo Correction
The Herald corrects a page 6B item listing Central Heights High School boys basketball players. The names were printed right-to-left, not left-to-right as stated in the photo outline. The Herald regrets the error.
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McRae Signs One Year Royals Pact At $650,000
Hal McRae, 39, re ups with the Kansas City Royals for one year at 650000 after a 150000 pay cut, saying he wants to finish his career with the team and possibly play with his son Brian. Royals GM John Schuerholz noted no arbitration, contract to be finalized soon. McRae called 1983 season his best, with 70 RBIs and 14 homers after a late-season surge.
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Rams Rally Past 49ers For Playoff Bid In San Francisco
Los Angeles Rams erased a 4th quarter deficit to beat the NFL champions 27-20 in San Francisco, clinching a playoff spot. Eric Dickerson led with 97 yards on 16 carries and a key 41-yard run. Cornerback Gary Green sealed the win with a 41-yard interception return for a touchdown with 3:24 left.
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SAN Francisco
Los Angeles Rams
New Orleans
John Robinson
Rams
Gary Green
Joe Montana
49Ers
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Mike Lansford
St. Louis
Los Angeles Raiders
Dallas
Washington
Redskins
Los Angeles
Ron Brown
Brown
Dieter Brock
Henry Ellard
Moonhawks Questionables Highs and Winners List
High scores and top finishes shown for Moonhawks Questionables Geist Gals Pow Wow State Farm Bob's Andys Service Bienies and 59 Highway Eagles No 1 Crooks. Names Clifton Johnson Geist McClay Henderson Rhonda G Hull Walker Bien Hickman Fritts Clayton appear with scores and high positions.
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State Farm
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Highway Eagles
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Crooks
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Dreiling Leads Jayhawks Past South Alabama In Lawrence
Kansas, ranked seventh, beat South Alabama 72 to 48 as Greg Dreiling scored 17 with strong inside moves. Calin Big 8, Thompson, Manning and Hunter reached double figures, while Rodney Butts led the Jaguars with 20 points.
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Kan
South Alabama
Mike Hanks
Kansas
Greg Dreiling
Dreiling
Jaguars
Mobile
Ala
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Hanks
Jayhawk
Larry Brown
Calvin
Jayhawks
Danny Manning
Thompson
Manning
Cedric Hunter
Rodney Butts
Bowling Scores From The Street Meet On 10 30
Bowing scores listed include Boyke-3 with 208 513 for Stottlemire and Nitcher-1 with 265 604 for Licht. Licht leads with 265 game and 604 series. Other high marks include Coffman 200 568 and Geist 207 56. Hutchinson posts 564 in 30, and several bowls show 1 30 matches led by Bill, Bivens White, Marcus J, and Larry E with scores ranging into the high 500s.
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Evans-Yost
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