Nebraska Extends Lead Over Oklahoma In Poll
Nebraska remains the top ranked team in the nation after beating Colorado 31-7, widening its lead over Oklahoma to 34 first place votes and 1,050 points. Oklahoma had 17 first place votes and 1,010 points after a 43-12 win over Iowa State. Notre Dame returns to the Top Ten after a 21-0 win over Navy. The top seven are undefeated.
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Pistons coach resigns position amid pressure after 6-4 start
Pistons coach Bill Van Breda Kolff resigns after 21 years in basketball. He cites pressure and questions team enthusiasm as he quits a two year deal, with Ed Coil naming Dave Bing interim and a college coach to be sought to replace him.
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Eagles face Odessa Ector in final home game of 1971
Pecos Eagles prepare for the Friday night clash at Rotary Field versus Odessa Ector, aiming to balance a 2-3 home record. The season’s six leading scorers include Gus Kirby of Kermit and Glen Williams of Andrews, with Ector holding prior wins over Pecos.
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Ellis Ullman power Leafs past Red Wings 6 1
Ron Ellis scored three goals with assists from Norm Ullman as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Detroit Red Wings 6 1. Ullman also set up Paul Henderson while Johnny Wilson debuted as Detroit coach replacing the resigning Doug Barkley.
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