Sun Devil Classic Kicks Off With ASU Oklahoma Showdown
ASU faces Oklahoma in the first Sun Devil Classic as coaches and players from four schools gather for pre tournament events at Camelback Inn. Michigan State stars Pete Gent leads the Spartans with a 23.6 scoring average, as the field competes at Scottsdale and Phoenix venues.
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Spartans and Devils Lead Four Way Classic Field
Michigan State leads the First Annual Sun Devil Basketball Classic with a 4-1 mark and high scoring pace. California battles for an upset as Oregon State and Oklahoma face off with ASU aiming to extend its home win streak to 50 games.
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Foolproof Dunk Shots Separate Tactics Highlight Confined Game
Scottsdale Beavers and Coronado Dons bring unconventional methods to tonight's game at Scottsdale High. Beavers tested a man on man offense while Dons explored a step ladder dunk, but tonight both teams must rely on traditional scoring through the hoop.
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Dons Beavers Clash As Scottsdale Hosts Coronado Tonight
Scottsdale Highs Beaver basketball faces Coronado in a cross town clash while Arcadia hosts Tempe in Division One top contest. Scottsdale and Coronado sit 2-0 and 1-1 in titles, with leading scorers Lambert Haden and Carrington for their teams.
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Kush Eyes Cal Job After Sun Devil Classic
ASU coach Frank Kush may discuss the California job with UC athletic director Pete Newell in Tempe. Newell accompanied Cal’s basketball team for the Sun Devil classic as Kush, who went 9-1 last season and 46-13-1 in six years, weighs the possibility after Marv Levy was fired from Cal.
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Browns Brown Player Of Year
Browns Brown receives Player Of The Year honors as TED VIROSTKO notes the selection in a concise recap. The article highlights Brown's standout season and impact for the team.
Browns fullback Jim Brown named 1963 NFL player of the year
Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown accepts the 1963 UPI NFL player of the year honor. He credits opportunity, luck, teammates, and head coach Blanton Collier for the award after a comeback season with 1 863 rushing yards and a 6.4 average on 291 carries guiding Cleveland to second in the Eastern Conference.
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