Rams Oust Malavasi as Coaches Weighed by Frontiere
The Riverside Press Enterprise reports owner Georgia Frontiere is seeking a replacement for Ray Malavasi with Philadelphia coach Dick Vermeil as the first choice. Vermeil would consider leaving the Eagles for Rams money, while Denver’s Dan Reeves is a second option who also declined. Vermeil has hinted at passing duties to defensive coordinator Marion Campbell amid a 1-5 Rams and a strained Eagles season.
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Browns coach struggles to find answers amid slide
Berea The Browns face a 2-4 start after three straight losses. Sam Rutigliano, noting the league strike and tougher resumed schedule, admits questions about the team and hedges on playoff hopes while insisting they must win a game to regain momentum. He cites the eight week layoff as a possible factor.
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Thomas seeks solace with family before Pitt bowl in Dallas
Pitt running back Bryan Thomas returns to Oberlin for a few days of rest with his family before the Cotton Bowl appearance against SMU. He reflects on his season, his 876 rushing yards, 49 receptions, and eight touchdowns, and notes the pressure and support from relatives in Dallas and at home.
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Girls cage roundup Cornell downs CSU
In a girls college cage roundup Cornell defeated Colorado State University in a decisive game. Cornell controlled the pace with strong defense and timely scoring from its top players while CSU fought hard to keep pace but could not close the gap in the second half.
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Cowboys spoil Oilers with Downs 86 yard fumble return
Dallas safety Michael Downs returned Gary Allen’s fumble 86 yards for a fourth quarter TD to seal a 37-7 win. Danny White threw three TD passes, Butch Johnson scoring twice as Dallas extended its winning streak to NFL record 17 seasons and tied for first in the NFC with Washington.
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