SWC Cage Teams Open 70 Season In Non-Conference Start
SWC teams went 5 0 in opening non conference play led by Rice with an 98 81 win over Abilene Christian Texas Tech beat San Diego State 93 86 SMU defeated Austin College 105 76 Baylor rallied to beat Southwest Texas 82 72 Florida State topped Texas 60 Texas edged Stephen F Austin 76 79 Kansas State beat Texas Christian 79 70 Texas A M fell to Stephen F Austin 16 consecutive points sparked a rally for the Lumberjacks while Lynn Howden set a school rebounding record with 24.
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Examining Trial Set Dec 17 For Rentzel
Justice of the Peace Robert Cole will hold an examining trial December 17 to hear evidence in the case against Dallas Cowboys receiver Lance Rentzel charged with indecent exposure to a girl over 12. The hearing aims to decide if there is enough evidence to send the case to the Dallas County Grand Jury. Rentzel, free on a 1500 dollar bond, remains on inactive roster as teammates address the situation. Dennis Homan will start in Rentzel position with Reggie Rucker as backup. MarGene Adkins to join the 40-man roster.
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Browns Coach Blanton Collier retires after season
Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier announced his voluntary retirement at season's end to take pressure off the team after a 28-9 loss to Pittsburgh. He told owner Art Modell and GM Harold Sauerbrei before the season and informed players Sunday, saying he wanted to leave on his own terms.
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Sul Ross To Host Big Cage Tourney
Sul Ross State College hosts the second Sul Ross Invitational Basketball Tournament December 3 4 5 in Alpine featuring eight high schools and four colleges The Lobos host Wayland Baptist College Lubbock Christian College and College of Santa Fe The event runs at the Sul Ross Health Physical Education gym with finals Saturday high school title game at 7 00 p m and collegiate final at 8 30 p m
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Arkansas Faces Texas in Triple Option Showdown
Arkansas coach Charley Coffey previews a clash with Texas in Austin assessing the Longhorns triple option and its threat to Arkansas. He notes Texas offense evolution and emphasis on varied plays while Arkansas aims to stop three backs and a quarterback as Undefeated season hopes hinge on this final game.
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College Basketball Tuesday Results From East to West
Army defeated Lehigh 72 to 47 while West Virginia rolled past Colgate 113 to 92. Navy beat Dickinson 65 to 45 and Maryland downed Delaware 86 to 73. Dartmouth topped Vermont 87 to 66 as Villanova beat Philadelphia Textile 91 to 71.
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Knicks face rough season fans wonder if title magic returns
In Madison Square Garden’s upper deck dubbed Blue Heaven, Knicks fans vent with horns and heckling as injuries plague the team. Walt Frazier leads a beaten lineup while veterans Bradl ey and De Busschere nurse injuries. Willis Reed battles knee tendonitis and questions loom if the champions can recapture last season’s rhythm.
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NHL Tuesday results Vancouver beats Philadelphia 5 to 4
National Hockey League results show Vancouver defeating Philadelphia 5 4 in a Tuesday game. Upcoming matches list Montreal at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Toronto St Louis at New York and Boston at Chicago with California at Minnesota on the schedule.
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