North Carolina Maintains Top in AP Poll Amid Quiet Week
North Carolina holds the top spot for the fifth straight week as the AP basketball poll sees minimal changes. Michigan and Duke follow at Nos. 2 and 3 with undefeated records, while Kansas rises to sixth after decisive wins.
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NFL Playoffs First Round Matchups Revealed
The Associated Press lists first round games on Saturday December 28 with New England at New York Jets and Sunday December 29 San Francisco at New York Giants. The second round follows January 4 with Cleveland at Miami and Dallas at Los Angeles Rams, then January 5 winners meet for the conference championship.
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Athletes Of The Week Highlight Osage City and Ottawa High Go-Getters
Osage City junior Jennifer Hamman and Ottawa High senior Phil Murray earn Herald Athletes of the Week after standout performances. Hamman scored 35 in a 51 33 non league win and averages 21.4 points for 4 1 OCHL, while Murray opened with a forfeit and posted a 19 3 technical fall in Kansas City Sumner action and sits 5 3 this season.
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Falcons fire Ed die LeBaron as Dan Henning status uncertain
Suwanee Georgia AP Atlanta Falcons announce the firing of executive vice president Eddie LeBaron while delaying a decision on coach Dan Henning. Owner Rankin Smith Sr says Braatz remains but with changed duties, and a final call on Henning will come later in the week. LeBaron, ex Redskins quarterback, had been with the club since 1977 as GM then EVP.
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Jayhawks Rout GWU In Nonconference Win At Lawrence
Kansas 947 George Washington as Coach Larry Brown notched his 100th college win. Calvin Thompson led with 21 points on 10 of 11 shooting as Kansas shot 61.7 percent and built a 62-30 lead mid second half. Kansas improves to 10-1.
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Coleman Sparks KSU Past Northern Illinois in Nonconference Win
Kansas State a little flat after a week off but Norris Coleman supplied the lift with 30 points, 18 in the second half, as the Wildcats beat Northern Illinois 78-58. Joe Wright added 16 and Percy Eddie 13 as K State pulled away after halftime.
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Raiders Clip Rams 16 6 to close 1985 season
Marcus Allen rushed 123 yards on 24 carries as the Los Angeles Raiders defeated the Los Angeles Rams 16-6 in Anaheim. The Raiders finished 12-4, securing home playoff games behind a stout defense, while Allen set NFL rushing and yardage records and tied a league mark with his ninth straight 100 yard rushing game.
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Broncos Lamenting NFL Playoff Fate
Broncos and Jets and Patriots tangled in a tight wild-card race as 11-5 Denver missed the playoffs while Cleveland won the AFC Central. Tex Schramm defended the system, while Denver's Tom Jackson argued for fairer rules. NFL schedule framed next weekend’s games.
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