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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1987
Page
18
After an extended stay in Alaska for the Great Alaska Shootout, Executive Sports Editor Bud Paliquin returns home to a time consuming task of writing postcards.
Syracuse quarterback Don McPherson tops the All-East team with 22 school records and 2,341 passing yards, while Pill tailback Craig Heyward adds 1,504 rushing yards. Pitt dominates selections alongside several Orangemen. Boston College and Temple repeaters anchor a strong East contingent with other schools placing multiple players.
MIAMI The University of Miami football team must beat South Carolina Saturday or face the likelihood of not being voted national champion even with an Orange Bow victory over top ranked Oklahoma, according to a Miami Herald AP poll. AP panelists said they would lean
The Herald Journal invites letters from readers on whether Syracuse should be No 1 after a season with the Hurri Cane and Miami tied for top AP voting. Letters must present reasoned views and arrive by the Fiesta and Sugar Bowl results deadline.
Indiana freshman Jay Edwards sparked a 16 3 run with 7 points after entering with 9 49 left. Notre Dame guard David Rivers scored 24 but shot only 8 of 24 as Indiana, 22 straight at home, pulled away to a 76 59 victory led by Keith Smart and Edwards.
Syracuse University star Felisha Legette will miss the rest of the season after reconstructive surgery on her right knee to repair ligament damage. Coach Baker said rehabilitation could take 10 to 12 months, and Legette may redshirt this year to return for a final season. The Orange travel to the Virginia Investors Classic, with St Joseph's and Alabama among the opponents mentioned.
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