Brigham Young tops debate on 1984 college season
In a scope of opinions on the 1984 season, BYU finished 13-0 and was ranked No. 1 by most polls except Sporting News. The column argues schedule strength mattered, flags Big Ten struggles in bowls, and notes Ohio State’s Rose Bowl loss and Maryland’s higher ranking, urging consideration of a national playoff system.
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Prep wrestling lines up dual meets this week
Wrestling action begins Wednesday as South Amherst travels to Firelands for a 7 p.m. dual. Friday features a loaded schedule with Lutheran West at Independence and several regional matchups. Elyria hosts Sandusky at 7:30 p.m. and a triangular heads to Lora in Southview with Elyria Catholic and Brookside. Saturday includes North Ridgeville at Vermilion, Wellington at Midview, Avon Lake at North Olmsted, Lakewood at Berea, and a tri meet for Black River with Chippewa and Walndale.
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King third in state cage poll leads area in AP boys
Undefeated quarterfinalists dominate the first Associated Press high school boys basketball poll. Cleveland St. Ignatius tops Class AAA after beating ranked opponents Toledo Scott Cleveland St. Joseph Canton McKinley. Lorain Admiral King is third in AAA. Lorain Catholic 12th AA. South Amherst 21st A.
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Hargrove presses Indians for trade amid youth movement
Cleveland veteran first baseman Mike Hargrove, 35, complains of being benched as the Indians emphasize younger players. He says he wants a trade, notes his .292 career average, and contends he can still contribute daily. Pat Corrales and GM Phil Seghi cite the shift to younger talent.
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Dolphins Coach Focus On Team Over Rivalry
Don Shula downplays the Shula Walsh rivalry stressing that the Dolphins battle the 49ers as complete teams. He praises both quarterbacks Marino and Montana and says the game should be enjoyed by players while staying focused on preparation. Shula expects to beat San Francisco in their home field.
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Walsh to stay as 49ers coach through three years
Redwood City AP reports Bill Walsh announced he will remain head coach of the San Francisco 49ers for up to three years despite lingering doubts. He spoke after a 23-0 conference title win over Chicago, citing satisfaction in coaching and plans to help staff advance, with potential moves for defensive coach George Seifert and Paul Hackett.
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Brock and Wilhelm Reach Hall of Fame Voting Threshold
Brock and Wilhelm fall short of a pure 75 percent Hall of Fame vote by BBWAA officials, with 295 of 297 possible votes. Induction is slated for July 28 in Cooperstown, honoring their pivotal careers and a 1964 trade context involving the St Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs.
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