Cross Line: Montana among 37 players defecting in NFL strike
In a continuing effort to end the 17 day walkout, 37 players crossed picket lines led by San Francisco quarterback Joe Montana and 11 49ers. NFLPA chief Gene Upshaw and NFL management counterpart Donlan met near Washington as the dispute showed little immediate progress.
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Knee Injury Ends Wallace's KSU Career
Kansas State linebacker David Wallace, a five year senior known for his intensity, tore a ligament in his right knee against Tulsa, ending his college career. He tallied 52 tackles over three games and had been a key defensive playmaker despite recurring injuries since 1983.
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Verdugo named Kansas quarterback after prompt debut stunning win
Kevin Verdugo, a freshman shift from Pittsburg High, started for Kansas and threw 14 of 26 for 126 yards in a 16-15 upset over Southern Illinois, ending a 10-game slide. He directed two second-half scoring drives and ran a 30-yard scramble, earning praise from quarterback coach Gary Huff.
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Strike Gives Ex Wildcat Another Chance in NFL
Salina Kansas AP reports Scott Fulhage, former Beloit High School and Kansas State standout, has rejoined the Cincinnati Bengals as a replacement player amid NFL strike. Fulhage, cut before the season, competed with rookie Greg Horne for punter. Horne’s draft status and signing bonus helped him secure the spot, while Fulhage awaits another chance.
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Area Football Stats Honor Roll Draws Schools Note
All area schools were asked to participate in the Herald area football stats honor roll. Marais des Cygnes Valley did not report and stats remain incomplete for several teams.
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