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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1981
Page
14
Don Miller previews a packed schedule with five Top 20 matchups that could shape conference races. He notes strong recent accuracy, aiming to repeat a high success rate as teams clash across the country this weekend.
Ohio State coach Earle Bruce says Rose Bowl talk is premature as the 16th-rankedBuckeyes (6-2, 4-1) must win at Minnesota and Michigan to stay atop the Big Ten. Minnesota coach Joe Salem notes OSU’s star QB Art Schlichter and the Buckeyes’ strong offense as both teams chase conference success.
The Clemson North Carolina clash, ranked No. 2 and No. 8, will air regionally while Florida Georgia is the national game due to ABC contracts and venue lit constraints. ABC’s Donn Bernstein cited a $30 million NCAA pact requiring 45 regional and 13 national games yearly and discussed missed alternatives including an exception window.
Columbus AP reports Ohio State University and boosters may launch private fundraising to expand Ohio Stadium to 125000 seats. A Columbus newspaper cites plans for legal work and a preliminary design, but OSU officials declined to confirm. The Rose Bowl and Michigan Stadium currently hold top college stadiums by capacity.
The Tigers, after a 42-14 loss to Butler, must beat Capital to clinch the Ohio Conference Blue Division and earn a shot at Baldwin Wallace next week. Wittenberg seeks a ninth straight division crown after a 43 game divisional win streak.
Michigan meets Kent State and Ohio takes on Northern Illinois in the Mid American Conference. Cincinnati hosts Memphis State while Akron faces Western Kentucky in the Ohio Valley. Western Illinois visits Youngstown State as other Ohio games unfold.
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