Huskers Dominate All Big Eight in 1982 All-Big Eight
Nebraska dominates the 1982 AP all Big Eight football selections with seven first team picks led by unanimous choices Dave Rimington Turner Gill and Mike Rozier. Bucky Scribner of Kansas is a three time selection and multiple Huskers receive top honors across offense and defense while Oklahoma and Missouri claim key roles in second teams and alternates.
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Bucky Scribner
Kansas
Scribner
Jayhawk
Mike Rozier
Huskers
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Mike Mandelko
Randy Theiss
Jamie Williams
Marcus Dupree
Oklahoma State
Ernest Anderson
Billy Sims
Mike Wallace
Kansas State
Wildcats
Paul Parker
Karl Nelson
Iowa State
Larry Roach
Rick Bryan
Reggie Singletary
Kevin Murphy
Shamus McDonough
Victor Scott
Colorado
Ronnie Osborne
Demetrious Johnson
Missouri
Gary Lewis
Jackie Shipp
Mike Green
Steve Dambroger
Kevin Igo
Russell Graham
Conrad Goode
Jeff Merrell
Randy Jostes
Toby Williams
Tony Felici
L. E. Madison
Dan Ruzich
Jay Wilson
Chris Washington
Keith Stanberry
Greg Best
Kevin Potter
Alex Giffords
OU Cagers Fold Late In 92 77 Loss At UMKC
Ottawa University Braves led 77 77 with 1 45 left but UMKC Kangaroos outscored them 15 0 in final 1 45. OU shot 35 65 and UMKC 40 81 as Frerking 31 and Robinson 11 2 4 led UMKC while Losch 20 and McCall 15 headed OU. OU to play Mid-America Nazarene in Avila Invitational.
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Ottawa University Braves
University of Missouri-Kansas City Kangaroos
Braves
Kangaroos
UMKC
Joe Losch
Bill Frerking
Ronnie Robinson
Frerking
Losch
Anthony McCall
Mid-America Nazarene
Cyclone Boys Green Hopeful As Season Nears
Ottawa High boys basketball coach Don Swartz expects a competitive season with a largely inexperienced lineup. He notes speed and size gains, plans to use many players early, and targets a .500 record with potential for more after non-league games before EKL play begins.
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Ottawa High Boys
Don Swartz
Swartz
Keith Hodges
Brian Jung
Paola
Emporia
Washburn Rural
Cyclones
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Bonner Springs
Blue Valley
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Cal Victory Stands In Bizarre Stanford Finish
California beat Stanford 25 to 20 after Kevin Moen returned a kickoff for a late touchdown amid a chaotic final sequence. The game featured discussion of rules, player counts, and whether a band or other interference affected the play, with officials noting no change to the final score unless forfeited.
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Stanford
California
Kevin Moen
Cal
Dave Nelson
University of Delaware
NCAA
Wiles Halleck
Cornell
Dartmouth
Halleck
Nelson
Moon
John Elway
Mark Harmon
Cardinals
Elway
Missouri football aides resign from Powers staff
Missouri coach Warren Powers announces two assistants will resign effective January 31 for personal reasons. Offensive coordinator John Farman and running backs coach Bill Thornton cited season results and changes in offensive philosophy as contributing factors. The Tigers finished 5-4-2 overall and 2-3-2 in the Big Eight. Farman, 41, and Thornton, 42, had been with Missouri since Powers became head coach in 1978.
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Missouri
Warren Powers
Tigers
John Farman
Bill Thornton
Powers
Farman
Thornton
Ripken Wins Rookie of the Year in 1982
Cal Ripken Jr. of the Baltimore Orioles captured the American League Rookie of the Year award after a strong second half that produced 93 RBIs and a .264 average. Kent Hrbek of Minnesota was a close runner up with 130 points to 90.
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Cal Ripken Jr
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Kent Hrbek
Ripken
Hrbek
Baseball Writers Association of America
Twins
Wade Boggs
Boston Red Sox
Seattle
Ed Vande Berg
Gary Gaetti
Texas
Dave Hostetler
Cleveland
von Hayes
Toronto
Jesse Barfield
Orioles
Hank Peters
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