Sun Devils rout Illini 91 69 in Fiesta Classic finale
Arizona State defeated Illinois 91 to 69 as Illinois committed 30 turnovers and struggled on defense and offense. Gary Jackson led ASU with 18 points, Lionel Hollins 17, Scott Lloyd 16, while Illinois top scorer Rick Schmidt had 19 and Nate Williams 17 as the Illini dropped the game and saw coach Harv Schmidt replaced prior to the season.
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Scottsdale Buckskins dethrone Pop Warner champions Cowboys
The Scottsdale Buckskins upset the two time Pop Warner world champions the Scottsdale Cowboys 20 13 in a conference game. Buddy Shalley scored two touchdowns including the key one from 2 yards and a 48 yard pass to Eric Anderson. Ben Soto added the Cowboys lone rushing TD.
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Parseghian to take a year off from Notre Dame coaching
Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian announces he will quit coaching for at least one year due to physical and emotional exhaustion after 24 seasons. He will sit out after directing the No. 8 Irish in the Orange Bowl against No. 1 Alabama, with a 9-2 record this season. Recovery time and family welfare cited, with no immediate coaching plans.
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Wolfpack Stays Top With 86 73 Win Over Oregon State
North Carolina State, led by David Thompson with 28 points and Morris Rivers with 26, opened a 37-36 halftime edge and surged to an 86-73 victory over Oregon State to remain sole leader atop the standings. Lonnie Shelton led the Beavers with 19 rebounds. Other top 10 results included Indiana over Texas A&M, Louisville over Florida State, Marquette over Toledo, and Kansas upset by Washington.
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Hunter Declared Free Agent by MLB Arbitration Panel
A's pitcher Jim Catfish Hunter was officially deemed a free agent after an arbitration panel ruled Oakland breached the contract by deferring $50,000 yearly compensation. Marvin Miller of the Players Association announced the decision, signaling a major bidding battle with multiple clubs.
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Axers Rally To Beat Fort Lewis 85 66
Northern Arizona’s Axers improved to 3 3 with an 85 66 victory over Fort Lewis College. NAU led 46 22 at halftime and maintained the margin as reserves played the final 12 minutes during a 16 day layoff before their next game.
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