All the marbles in Ohio State Michigan clash
Ohio State 10 0 in nation and 7 0 in Big Ten meets Michigan 8 0 2 and 7 0 in conference in a game that could decide the national championship. A record crowd and national TV set the stage for the 72nd meeting in Ann Arbor.
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Ohio State Favored In Clash With Michigan
Don Miller projects a Buckeyes win through passing as Ohio State faces Michigan in a high profile showdown. Cornelius Greene versus Rick Leach, OSU’s 62 percent passer against Michigan’s 35 percent, with Archie Griffin and Pete Johnson keying the ground game. The Buckeyes top national scoring and allow few points, while both teams pursue a Rose Bowl berth.
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Wolverines Buckeyes Near Even In Key Statistics
Michigan sits with 304 points allowed 95 and a 340.1 rushing yard pace 67.8 passing. Gordy Bell Gordon Bell Gordon Bell leads with 1211 yards 12 TDs 5.2 ypc while Rob Lytle adds 894 yards and 10 TDs Rich Leach contributes 472 yards and four scores.
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Fitch Says Cavs Not Dead After 118 115 OT Loss
Cleveland coach Bill Fitch insists the Cavaliers are not buried after a 118 115 overtime defeat at Buffalo. Bobby McAdoo scored 50 for the Braves while Cleveland blew a 23 point lead and shot poorly from the line. With guard Austin Carr out and bench depth thin, Fitch vows to keep fighting as Cleveland heads to Madison Square Garden and Boston.
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Lorain Girls Eye Return To State Volleyball Crown
Lorain Senior seeks a rare second Ohio state title in Class AAA volleyball 52 years after its first. The Steelerettes, 15 3, face Cincinnati Seton in a 2 pm semifinal at Otterbein College with a potential 9 pm final against Stow or Dayton Wayne. Lorain has won 11 straight and aims to rebound after a late-season slip, while Seton features balanced attack led by Connie Livchak and Peggy Moir.
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Four unbeaten teams enter Ohio girls volleyball tourney semis
Westerville Ohio reports four teams with perfect records head to Oberlin College for the first state tournament. Stow (18-0) faces Davion Wayne (14-3) in Class AAA semi at 2 pm with Lorain Senior (15-3) meeting Cincinnati Seton (16-5). Adena (18-4) plays Buevius Wenford (14-4) and Newark Catholic (16-m) meets Montpelier in Class A. Class AA seeds Ursuline (14-4) vs Archbold (17-1) and Akron St Vincent-St Mary (13-2) vs Besley (18-1). Championship games follow at 9 pm for AAA, 7 pm AA, and 5 pm A.
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Finalists Vie For Class AAA Crown In Ohio Playoffs
Akron papers report two finalists for the Class AAA title Pat Mancuso of Princeton and Ball Gutbrod of Cleveland St Joseph. Moeller and St Edward led the field with 11-0 records, meeting at Rubber Bowl to open the weekend that decides state supremacy in high school football. Newark Catholic faces Carey in Class A with Newark Central and Holy Name in Class AA action.
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