Notre Dame Ends 1976 With Gator Bowl Win Over Penn State
Notre Dame defeated Penn State 20 to 9 in the Gator Bowl as Dan Devine eyes 1977. Twenty starters return from 1976, including 23 regulars, with linebacker Steve Hein kreiter and Outland Trophy winner Ross Browner lauding the win as a morale boost for next season. Only quarterback Rick Slager and split end Dan Kelleher leave, signaling a young but seasoned squad for 1977.
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Houston Rangers Rally Past Illinois In Rainbow Classic
Houston coach Guy Lewis missed the end as the Cougars rallied to beat Illinois 69-66 advancing to the Rainbow Classic semifinals. Otis Birdsong scored 25, Levi Cobb had 20 for Illinois, while Hawaii edged William and Mary 63-60 in the other semifinal.
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Cardinals dominate AP NFL All-Pro picks
St Louis, eliminated from the playoffs, tops the AP All-Pro list with four selections Dan Dierdorf Tom Banks Roger Wehrli and Jim Bakken recognized on the first team The Steelers Bert Jones and receiver Jim Simpson headline the second tier alongside Dayton’s Cliff Branch and Oakland’s Dave Casper etc
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Real Ohio State seeks vindication in Orange Bowl
Ohio State starter Jim Pacenta aims to prove the Buckeyes are back after a rough Rose Bowl season. Pacenta, 6-3, 190, led key late-season wins and faces Colorado as Woody Hayes plans to rotate many players to build depth for the Orange Bowl. Colorado, 8-3, finished strong behind Bill Mallory and quarterback Jeff Knapple.
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Anything can happen in Rose Bowl game
Coach Bo Schembechler says any result is possible as Michigan faces USC in the Rose Bowl. Both teams boast strong offenses and defenses, with key players returning from injuries, and Michigan aiming for a national-title claim if Pittsburgh slips in the Sugar Bowl.
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Nebraska Faces Texas Tech In Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne unveils a special defense to limit Texas Tech quarterback Rodney Allison amid hopes to curb big plays. Nebraska seeks its first major bowl win while Tech arrives ranked eighth and aims to capitalize on Nebraska’s size and aggression.
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Atkins Sits Out Cotton Bowl For Maryland Running Back
Maryland star Steve Atkins will not play in the Cotton Bowl against Houston on New Year’s Day due to a left knee injury risk. He practiced but said he cannot risk surgery and jeopardizing his career. Coach Jerry Claiborne echoed that Atkins must decide when he can go full speed as the Terrapins prepare in Dallas under warmer weather after chilly workouts.
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