Huskies shock Michigan in Rose Bowl upset win
Washington roared to a 27-20 Rose Bowl victory over Michigan as Warren Moon starred with 188 passing yards and two touchdowns. Michigan's Rick Leach mounted a late rally, but two late interceptions sealed the Pac-8 win and kept UW’s program turnaround on track under Don James.
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Hayes Says OSU Outplayed After Sugar Bowl Loss
Alabama crushed Ohio State 35 6 in the Sugar Bowl as Bear Bryant and Woody Hayes staged a legendary clash. Hayes admitted Ohio State was outcoached and outplayed, noting they had less material and coaching than Alabama and failed to take their chances.
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Woody Hayes to speak at Elyria Hall of Fame banquet
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes will be guest speaker at the seventh annual Elyria Sports Hall of Fame enshrinement banquet on May 18 at Crystal Springs. Hayes has not spoken in Elyria since 197L and has coached several enshrined athletes, while Alabama coach Bear Bryant remains the active leader in victories as he eyes further success in 1978.
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Devine to Stay At Notre Dame After Cotton Bowl Victory
Notre Dame coach Dan Devine, under pressure to replace Ara Parseghian, secured an 11-1 season with a 38-10 Cotton Bowl win over Texas. He told reporters he would not resign and plans spring training return, expressing relief and happiness. Players likewise nominated themselves the team for national achievement.
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Mud Bowl victory starts 38 Club season strong
The 38 Club beat Bittner DeCarlo 21 to 9 in the 40th annual Mud Bowl at Hamilton School. Four hits each by Bob Snyder Tom Kaminski and Dick Holtwick led the offense as Kaminski earned the win and Dennis Kaminski took the loss. Bittner DeCarlo trails Mud Bowl series 22-18.
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Notre Dame Rebounds In Battle With Texas To Close Season
Notre Dame defeated Texas to finish the season 11-1, stopping Texas offense and earning praise from both coaches. Devine confirmed he will return as coach next year, while Texas coach Campbell lauded his team despite the loss. The Irish dominated early, leaving several top teams in the debate for the national title as Notre Dame improved to 11-1.
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