Griffin Repeats as Heisman Winner for Second Time
Archie Griffin of Ohio State becomes the first college football player to win the Heisman Trophy twice. He totaled 5,177 career rushing yards, 31 straight 100 yard games, and 1,327 yards in 1975. Ohio State led by Griffin heads toward a potential Rose Bowl bid versus UCLA.
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New York
Archie Griffin
Ohio State
Griffin
Downtown
James
Margaret Griffin
Columbus
Army
Doc Blanchard
Southern Methodist
Doak Walker
Vic Janowicz
Navy
Roger Staubach
Anthony Davis
Michigan
Buckeyes
UCLA
Scottsdale Daily Progress Sports Brief
Local sports brief from Scottsdale AZ notes a December 2, 1975 date with game results and team standings, highlighting a matchup and key players. This card preserves the concise sports item style of the era.
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Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Sabers fall to Panthers in Class AAA semifinal
Saguaro Sabercats see season end as Maryvale Panthers win 14 11 at Sun Devil Stadium. A late punt mishandled by Saguaro leads to a 32 yard Maryvale drive securing the upset and advancing to the state final in Tucson versus Amphitheater.
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Mike Brackin
Sabercats
Maryvale
Scott Klostreich
Saguaro
Panthers
Jerry Ford
Saguaro Sabercats
Maryvale Panthers
Arizona State University
Sun Devil Stadium
Bob Jenkins
Mark Morgan
Dick Harkins
Harkins
Sabers
Keller
Tucson
Amphitheater
St Mary’s
ASU
Labers
Monte Varah
Dino Piazza
Richard Hesler
Ken Davis
Pat
Phil Hedrick
Saber
Frank Shadid
Jay Rains
Jenkins
White
Shadid
Piazza
Tom Manno
Steve Smith
Kevin Nuss
Jon Hainlen
Dan Hydak
Amphi
Arch, Selmons headline 1975 All America picks
Ohio State star Archie Griffin headlines The Associated Press 1975 college football All America team with Oklahoma brothers Dewey and Leroy Selmon. The selections include Stanford, UCLA, USC stars and Notre Dame’s Steve Niehaus, plus a mix of Pac 8 and Southwest standout players across offense and defense.
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NEW York
Ohio State
Archie Griffin
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Selmon Brothers
Leroy
Dewey
Selmons
Lucious
Mike Haynes
Arizona State
Tech
Larry Seivers
Tennessee
Mark Koncar
Colorado
Bob Simmons
Texas
Randy Johnson
Georgia
Ted Smith
Elrod
Cook
Steve Niehaus
Notre Dame
Leroy Cook
Alabama
Abbeville
Ala
Jimbo Etrod
Tulsa
Okla
Cincinnati
Ono
Leroy Selmon
Eufaula
Dewey Selmon
Greg Suttle
Penn State
Linwood
N.J
Sammy Green
Florida
Fort Meade
Fla
Ed Simonini
Texas Alm
Las Vegas
Nev
Bucks
Los Angeles
Calif
Chet Moeller
Navy
Kettering
Ohio
Pat Thomas
Tex
Cozens Named AP All America from Scottsdale Scouting
Randy Cozens a Scottsdale High alumnus and Mesa CC junior college All American earned a third team defensive end spot on the AP All America College Football Team. The Pittsburgh senior started every game this season as the Panthers prepare for the Sun Bowl on December 26 against Kansas.
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Randy Cozens
Scottsdale High
Scottsdale
Associated Press
Cozens
Mesa CC
University of Pittsburgh
Kansas
AP Top Twenty Poll Ranks Ohio State First As A&M And Oklahoma Trail
The AP college football poll lists Ohio State at number one with 1,114 points and 50 first place votes. Texas A&M is second with 1,038 points and Oklahoma third with 890. Alabama, Michigan, Nebraska, Arizona State, Penn State and Texas fill the next spots with scores and records noted.
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Associated Press
Ohio St
Tex. A&m
Oklahoma
Alabama
Michigan
Nebraska
Arizona
Penn
Miami
Maryland
Arkansas
Kansas
Pitt
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Mike Barber
Louisiana Tech
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Murray
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