Texas Longhorns Top Nation Amid Ohio State Loss
The Associated Press panel crowned Texas No 1 after Ohio State fell to Michigan 24 12. Arkansas rose to No 2 and Penn State moved to No 3 with USC holding No 5 as conference battles loom and a Southwest showdown with Arkansas nears.
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Television people rooting for Michigan upset in college football
ABC-TV insiders hoped Michigan would beat Ohio State to set up a Texas versus Arkansas clash on Dec 6 as the national title decider. Roone Arledge shifted the Texas Arkansas date, and Ohio State faced questions about bowls and finances amid the season’s endgame.
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Schembechler Seizes Spotlight After Rose Bowl Call
Bo Schembechler, Michigan's first year coach, greeted reporters with cigars after UM's 24 12 upset of Ohio State. He reflected on rising stature, his Miami roots, and the team’s 8 2 season as players praised his drive and leadership.
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Hayes Looks Ahead to 1970 Buckeyes Freshmen Rise
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes told the audience at the 1969 team banquet that 1970 begins with starting anew after Michigan ended the 22 game Buckeye win streak. He praised freshmen as top three in 19 years, urged turf upgrades at Ohio Stadium, and noted 30 letters awarded to his 1 team with four juniors named captains and Rex Kern leading offense. Jim Otis was named MVP, with Jim Sullwagon and Doug Adams as defensive captains and Jan White discussed as potential co captain. Center Tom DeLeone won top sophomore trophy. 600 Club standings listed Everett Swords and others.
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