Team Nobody Wanted Plays For State Title In Camilla
Mitchell County and Carrollton meet in the Class A state final with Carrollton’s Notre Dame Box attack facing a stingy Mitchell County defense. Eagles coach Al Woodham notes a long season and rising community support as the goal is to win the championship.
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Penn Blasts The Citadel In College Basketball Action
Notre Dame ends an eight game skid with an 82-72 win over Valparaiso at South Bend. John Shumate 24 and Gary Brokaw 23 led the Irish who used bench players for confidence. Penn defeated The Citadel in a Palestra tripleheader as part of a busy college slate.
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Associated Press
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All America football team for 1972 named by AP
Southern California star Johnny Rodgers headlines a 22 man AP All America squad. Nebraska place multiple honorees including Harper and Glover, with selections from Oklahoma Texas Penn State and Ohio State among others.
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Associated Press
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Alabama
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College grid stars highlight 1970s NCAA action and records
Nebraska dominates AA team with 5 586 yards while Hufnagel guides Penn State to 26 victories in 28 games as starter. Pruitt and Green post strong rushing totals for Oklahoma and Arizona State. Purdue's Armstrong eyed as NFL first rounder. Wide receiver Young praised by USC coach McKay for speed and hands.
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Coraopolis
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Ore
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Houston
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Baylor
Baton Rouge
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Toledo
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Notre Dame
Redford
Mich
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Pop
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San Francisco
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Southern Methodist
Temple
Brad van Pelt
Michigan State
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Green
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Northwes
Strock Named South QB For Blue Gray Game On Dec 27
Don Strock of VPI will direct the South squad in the annual Blue Gray game with 27 players chosen for the South. The kickoff is December 27 at 8 p.m. CST. Strock led the nation in passing and total offense this season, with 3,243 yards on 428 attempts and 28 TDs. Allen Harvey of Memphis State backs him up, with a receiving corps including Mike Burnop Craig Valentine and others from Virginia, Clemson, TCU and Wake Forest.
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Clemson
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TCU
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Wake Forrest
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Rice
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Tennessee State
Guy Morris
Don DeWeber
SMU
Rick Lantz
Georgia Tech
Rick Harrell
Bill Sadler
Wake Forest
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