USFL Draft Highlights Rozier Young in Early Rounds
The USFL completed 11 of 19 rounds in its second college draft as top prospects like Mike Rozier and Steve Young drew expected first round attention. Irving Fryar, Raridon Scott, Mark Schellen, Ricky Simmons, Turner Gill, Dean Steinkuhper, and Doug Herrmann were among others chosen, with territorial selections announced for the 12 original teams and six new clubs.
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New York
United States Football League
Mike Rozier
Nebraska
Steve Young
Brigham Young
NFL
USFL
Rozier
Cornhusker
Irving Fryar
Chicago Blitz
Arizona Wranglers
Doug Herrmann
Memphis
Lincoln
Neb
USFL Draft Highlights Big 8 Players Across Rounds
Twenty two Big Eight Conference players were picked in the first ten rounds of the USFL draft as teams from Pittsburgh to Jacksonville plucked stars. Notable selections include Nebraska Heisman winner Mike Rozier first overall, and Missouri standouts Taft Sales Bobby Bell Jeff Smith Ricky Simmons Frank Seurer Rennie Atkins Dean Steinkuhler Reggie Singletary Bruce Reimers Scott Shockley Elvis Patterson among others. The draft continued with multiple Missouri Nebraska Iowa State Kansas and Kansas State players showcased by Chicago Birmingham Tampa Bay Philadelphia Denver Los Angeles Houston and Los Angeles teams as rounds progressed.
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Jeff Hostetler
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Ben Bennett
Duke
Jacksonville
Walter Lewis
Alabama
Birmingham
Blair Keil
Notre Dame
Chicago
Boomer Esiason
Maryland
Washington
Keith Browner
Southern Cal
Los Angeles
Carl Banks
Michigan State
Michigan
Thad Jemison
Ohio State
New Jersey
Robert Smith
Grambling
New Orleans
Rick Bryan
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Nebraska
Mike Rozier
Oklahoma Outlaws
Conrad Goode
Missouri
Mark Schellen
Bobby Bell
Taft Sales
Tampa Bay
Jeff Smith
Philadelphia
Bobby Johnson
Kansas
Ricky Simmons
Reggie Smith
Frank Seurer
Jason Jacobs
Iowa State
Reggie Singletary
Kansas State
Houston
Turner Gill
Arizona
Dean Steinkuhler
Rennie Atkins
Paul Fairchild
Bruce Reimers
Craig White
Bruce Kallmeyer
Denver
David Archer
Scott Shockley
Elvis Patterson
Huskers Escape Slim Win as Colorado State Narrowly Misses
Nebraska held off Colorado State 56-54 after a late comeback capped by David Ponce free throws. Kansas State beat Texas 64-54, Missouri routed Wisconsin Green Bay 88-59, and Oklahoma topped McNeese State 118-79 as Big Eight action wound down.
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Colorado State
Mike Gray
Nebraska
Kansas State
Texas
Missouri
Wisconsin-Green Bay
Oklahoma
McNeese State
Pounce
Huskers
Manhattan
Kan
Ben Mitchell
Longhorns
Eddie Elder
Wildcats
Columbia
Tigers
Blake Wortham
Greg Cavener
Malcom Thomas
Richard Sims
Heart-Breaker To Turner In EKL Wrestling Duals
Shawnee-Ottawa High grapplers drop two EKL duals at home, losing to Turner 36-34 and Bishop Miege 42-23. OHS had multiple wins including Knight, Phillips, Albright, Voigts, and Patton in various weight classes, with several forfeit victories and aggressive pins shaping the results. The team next heads to Olathe North on Monday for varsity action.
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Shawnee
Ottawa High
Turner
Cyclones
Kris Patton
OHS
Bishop Miege
Miege
Wayne Knight
Steve Phillips
Mike Albright
Knight
Phillips
Albright
Stags
Voigts
Patton
Evans
Bears
Jeff Thole
Cyclone
Grapplers
Olathe North
Mohiman
T. Evans
Ogren
Nunez
McFarland
Weatherbee
Gladback
Hwy — Patton
Smiley
Ottawa
Santoye
D. Evans
Blaney
Brozanic
Mitchell
Myers
Rios
Wineger
DeLaTorre
Albright Ohs
Avellato
Thole
Ward
Sprague
McCutcheon
City Scores Men’s Basketball Tight CMI Versus Overbrook
In a high scoring game CMI beat Baldwin J.C. 63-73. Overbrook, led by L Bond and Croucher, posted 73 points while May G Luther and Roecker powered the May- G Luther squad to a 32-7 total.
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CMI
Hendrickson
Smith
Coffman
Crawford
Lawrenz
Craruthers
Totals
Baldwin J.C
Rockers
Craigs
George
May— G Luther
Evans
Hermrick
Roecker
G. McClure
L. McClure
Big Eight Scores From Area College Games
The Associated Press reports several college basketball results. Nebraska beat Colorado State 56 to 54, Oklahoma overwhelmed McNeese State 118 to 79, while Iowa State lost to Wisconsin Green Bay 88 to 59. Other games included Kansas State, Avila, Benedictine, Emporia State, Baker, and more.
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Oklahoma St
St. Mary Plains
Kearney St
Neb
Tabor
Midwestern St. Tex
Drury
Liberty
Avila
Benedictine
Emporia State
Baker
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Keith Griffin
Archie
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Lawrence Loy
Tempo Records
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Philco Deep Freeze
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Roscor
Nell) Gray
Beatty Auction Service
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Diane Beatty
OHL
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