Cleveland State Falls to Tennessee in Knoxville Showdown
Cleveland State pressured Tennessee but trailed by 20 at halftime and lost 74-58 as Darren Tillis led CSU with 29 points. Tennessee, led by Dale Ellis and Willie Burton with 17 each, improved to 3-1 while CSU dropped to 5-3. Bowling Green beat St Bonaventure 65-55 elsewhere.
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Cleveland State
Tennessee
Vikings
Vols
Don DeVoe
Knoxville
Ohio
Bowling Green
St. Bonaventure
Fay
Dieringer
Dale Ellis
Darren Tillis
Olean
N.Y
Marcus Newhern
David Jenkins
John Flowers
Southwestern Louisiana
University of New Orleans
Indiana
Tulane
Villanova Towson State
Indianapleis
Ted Kitchel
Steve Bouchie
Hoosiers
Paul Thompson
Browns may start Paul McDonald in finale to evaluate youths
Browns coach Sam Rutigliano hinted Sunday’s 1981 season closer versus the Seattle Seahawks could feature younger players including quarterback Paul McDonald. He said the decision would come later in the week after consulting assistants, while Brian Sipe remains the likely starter.
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Cleveland Browns
Seattle Seahawks
Paul McDonald
Sam Rutigliano
Rutigliano
Southern
Cal
McDonald
Brian Sipe
New York Jets
Sipe
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Browns
Brian
Falcons playoff hopes grounded after Rams win
The Atlanta Falcons fell 21-16 to the Los Angeles Rams, ending their slim wild card chances. Wendell Tyler scored twice for the Rams, including the go ahead 7-yard run with 7:17 left, aided by two late pass interference calls. Falcons QB Steve Bartkowski threw an interception sealing the defeat as Nolan Cromwell returned a 94-yard interception earlier.
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Ken Peters
Anaheim
Calif
Los Angeles Rams
Atlanta Falcons
Rams
Atlanta
Leeman Bennett
Los Angeles
Falcons
Falcon
Steve Bartkowski
Wendell Tyler
Tyler
Bobby Butler
Kenny Johnson
Bartkowski
Ram
Bennett
Cromwell
Mike Guman
Atlanta T
Cain
Luckhurst
La—Tyler
Corral
Lockh La—Guman Bru Coral
Lue la— Roe Tran Bee
Buckeyes Hit Road For South Alabama Test After WVU Loss
Ohio State coach Eldon Miller says the Buckeyes must learn to adapt to road officiating after a 73-68 defeat to West Virginia. The team carries a 3-3 mark with a two game skid and heads to Mobile to face South Alabama, whom they beat last year in Columbus en route to a NIT berth.
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Columbus
Eldon Miller
Ohio State
Buckeyes
West Virginia
South Alabama
Mountaineers
Miller
Mobile
Jaguars
St John Arena
Western Reserve’s Jim Todd Leads area basketball scoring race
The top 10 scorers across area conferences are led by Western Reserve junior Jim Todd with a 29.0 point average. Vermilion’s Mike Smith sits second at 25.0 ppg while North Olmsted’s Greg Dauer holds third with 21.7 ppg in the SWC. Kept in sight are Oberlin’s James Merchant and Brookside’s John Haefka, with notable performances shaping the early race.
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Western Reserve
Jim Todd
Todd
Roughriders
Sandusky St. Marys
Vermilion
Mike Smith
Smith
Norwalk
Greg Dauer
North Olmsted
Dauer
Oberlin
James Merchant
Merchant
Elyria Catholic
North Ridgeville
Brookside
John Haefka
Lorain Catholic
Chris Kelley
Wellington
Monte Guitar
Ray
Dave Rode
Fremont
Tony Gant
Buckeye
Gant
Elyria
Mike Lotko
Columbia
Wayne Barta
South Amherst
Steve Nottingham
Roman Trepczyk
Cuyahoga Heights
Spencer
Barts
Columbus
Trepeayk
C.hts
Greg Dever
Ober
Daver
N.oim
John Anefka
Brook
L.cath
Mo Houston
O Falls
Monte
Kovesdy
f.River
Bay Ie
Ty Roger Smith
Gancos
W.recerve
BS Brows
Monroe
Fryenter
Clark
Brecks
Barclay
Strong
Haefka
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Colt Basketball Report
DeVoe
Southwestern
Bobby Paschal
UNO
Ragin’ Cat
Pomona- Pitzer
U.S International
Eisen
Bere
Carter
Woods
Feddeeman
Cleveland Stai
Gerry Sullivan
Ozzie Newsome
Steve Cox
Newsome
Gordon Wells
William Andrews
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Nolan Cromwell
Mace
Andrews
Ceners
Logi Pastorini
Atlanta Cain
Jenkins
Francis
Jackson
Los Fadey
Guman
Arnold
Admiral King
Roger Smith
Gary Peyton
Musselman
Bruce Thompson
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