Hoosiers rout Iowa as Knight unhappy with game
Indiana, ranked 11th, beat Iowa 69 51 in a rough shooting night for both teams. Mike Woodson and Wayne Radford led Indiana with 31 points, while Lute Olsen criticized his team's 20 first half turnovers. Nevada Las Vegas and Providence also scored notable wins in the top 20 slate.
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Miller Named AP NFL Coach of the Year
Red Miller of the Denver Broncos earning the AP NFL Coach of the Year honor after guiding Denver to a 12-2 regular season, a playoff win over Pittsburgh, and an AFC title victory over Oakland. He won 58 of 84 votes. Don Shula and Leeman Bennett were runners up.
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Walter Payton Named NFL Mvp By AP Panel
Chicago Bears star Walter Payton was chosen by 84 sports writers and broadcasters as the NFL's Most Valuable Player. Payton received 57 votes, edging quarterbacks Bob Griese and Craig Morton who tied for second with 10 each. The Bears finished 9 5 and made the post season for the first time in 14 years.
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Loudoun Gymnasts Defeat Handley in Northwestern Meet
Loudoun County wins 73.71 to 65.69 behind Annie Loeschke with three first places as both teams prep for the Park View Invitational. Sullivan claimed another first. Handley’s best came on bars with Stacy Willis second and Susan White third. Handley remains 1-1. Loudoun County unbeaten in district play.
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Taylor's Goal Puts Kings In Tie With Flyers
Dave Taylor, the 1976-77 NCAA scoring champion who joined the Los Angeles Kings this season, scored his sixth NHL goal to knot the game at 4-4 with 7:05 left against Philadelphia. Other NHL results include Detroit over Toronto 2-1 and Buffalo beating Colorado 5-3.
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