[HE BATTALION
Wednesday, November 17, 1971
College Station, Texas
Page 7
Devaney claims Cornhuskers will keep top ranking
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.fHe Associated Press
I Nebraska Coach Bob Devaney
Ij Tuesday that his top-ranked
jrnhuskers will play No. 2
Uahoma Thanksgiving Day
,ith respect for a fine Okla-
; (U8 team but with the idea that
^e going to stay No. 1.”
The Cornhuskers remained
lop the weekly Associated Press
liege football poll wtih 40 first-
votes and a season high
points from a panel of 55
)r ts writers and broadcasters.
Sooners held onto the second
it with eight first-place votes
and 98G points.
Both teams remained unde
feated last week, Nebraska crush
ing Kansas State 44-17 and Okla
homa humiliating Kansas 56-10.
Michigan remained third with
four No. 1 ballots and 788 points
while Alabama, Auburn and Penn
State polled one first place vote
each as the fourth, fifth and
sixth-ranked teams.
The only other undefeated team
in the top 20 is No. 13 Toledo,
which like Nebraska, Michigan
and Alabama is 10-0. Oklahoma,
Auburn and Penn State are 9-0.
Rounding out the top 10 are
Notre Dame, No. 7, followed by
Georgia, Arizona State and Col
orado. Idle Tennessee held onto
the 11th spot followed by Texas,
Toledo, Louisiana State, South
ern California, Houston, Arkan
sas, Stanford, Michigan State
and Mississippi.
Auburn and Alabama, along
with Nebraska and Oklahoma,
are idle this Saturday awaiting
Thanksgiving weekend show
downs.
Auburn and Alabama put their
undefeated records on the line
Nov. 27, two days after the
9. Arizona State
353
13.
Toledo
143
17.
Arkansas
Sooners and the Cornhuskers
10. Colorado
313
14.
Louisiana State
95/ 2
18.
Stanford
clash in Norman, Okla.
11. Tennessee
250
15.
Southern Cal.
79
19.
Michigan State
The Top Twenty teams with
the first-place votes in paren-
12. Texas
2341/2
16.
Houston
78
20.
Mississippi
51
29
22
theses and total points. Points
tabulated on basis of 20-18-16-14-
12-10-9-8 etc.
1.
Nebraska (40)
1,066
2.
Oklahoma (8)
986
3. Michigan (4)
788
4.
Alabama (1)
775
5.
Auburn (1)
686
6.
Penn State (1)
635
7.
Notre Dame
446
8.
Georgia
373
J s '
MIAMI (A*)—Nebraska and Ala-
18 appeared locked up Tues-
iyfor the Orange Bowl football
me New Year’s night with re-
* sources indicating an Okla-
! oma-Auburn matchup for the
| |p Bowi.
A Gator Bowl official also said
isive ((Jacksonville event was push-
|)aii)t
the
loubt
r /
Halle,
t, Py-
many
ns for
Crystal ball sees clear Bowl picture
ing to sign “two of three between
Penn State, Notre Dame and
Georgia.”
Meanwhile, the Cotton Bowl in
Dallas remained a mystery link
in the post-season setup as it ap
parently could get Penn State or
Georgia from the Gator Bowl.
“Notre Dame,” said the Gator
lephant Bowl benefit football game
December 7 features Corps seniors
!y JOHN CURYLO
littalion Sports Editor
A football game for charity
matiojlfil be played in Kyle Field
s still Way night, December 7 at
sed as M between Army and Air
ct tli! force seniors in the Corps,
nd u- Mamed the Elephant Bowl, pro-
e the leeds will go to the Brazos Val-
icurity iy Mental Health Association.
at ' on ' The game is the idea of
er had Weynand, and from the be-
^P or *' paning plans have gone smooth
s'. Several university officials
f I rere consulted, and permission
ll ltd cooperation was granted.
Dean of Students James P.
bnigan gave the okay for the
Went function. Richard C.
■Buck” Weirus has helped with
Hie planning, in addition to aid-
the M the publicity program. Ath
letic Director Gene Stallings and
ilarly l !rv >n Tate, his assistant, are
par- etting the students use Kyle
e fine '>eld and varsity football equip-
tent for the game.
The teams have been working
out on the lighted softball field
from 7-4) every night for a week
and a half. There are 40-45 ca
dets on each squad. Coaches for
the game are Tom Burnett and
Ozzie Burke for the Army and
Stan Friedli and Merrill Ham for
the Air Force.
In the interest of safety, an
insurance policy on all players
has been purchased. Certain
plays, such as defensive blitzes
will not be used. Faculty and
staff members who are profes
sional referees have volunteered
to officiate the game.
Tom Potthoff and Larry Gal-
lego are in charge of running
and planning the game. Publicity
chairmen are Jan Bertholf and
John Hobson.
“Everyone has been helpful in
getting us started on plans for
the Elephant Bowl,” Hobson said
in announcing the game. “We ap
preciate all the cooperation we’ve
received thus far.”
Admission for the game will be
50tf for A&M students.
Bowl source, “doesn’t want to
even talk until their regular sea
son ends Saturday night against
LSU.”
Nebraska, 10-0, and Oklahoma,
9-0, are ranked 1-2 in The Associ
ated Press poll, but an Orange
Bowl source said neither team
“wanted to go into their Thanks
giving Day showdown without a
Volleyball tourney
lacks one team
A faculty-staff volleyball
tournament has begun but one
more team is needed, the intra
mural office announced Monday.
There are seven teams entered
and an eighth team is needed to
round out the tournament. Any
organization or office wanting to
field a volleyball team is urged
to contact the intramural office
as soon as possible. Call 845-
2624 or come by the office lo
cated in DeWare Field House.
Playoffs are in full swing this
week with two champions being
determined. The Class A football
championship game will take
place Wednesday at 5:00 on Field
ETV 2. Squadron 10 lost to L-l
and A-l beat Squadron 10 in
semi-final action. The winners
of these games play for the
championship. The class B bas
ketball championship was played
Monday night with M-l winning
over Squadron 12.
Law Hall won the Class C
handball championship in action
last week.
bowl contract in its pocket.”
NCAA regulations prohibit
signing of teams prior to 6 p.m.,
local time, Saturday although
Notre Dame has been eligible to
commit itself all week since the
Irish wind up the regular season
a week early.
Third-ranked Michigan, 10-0,
and No. 18 Stanford 7-3, are set
for the Rose Bowl and the South
west Conference king — either
Texas, Arkansas or Texas A&M
—will half fill the Cotton Bowl.
Alabama carries a 10-0 record
against Auburn, 9-0, in their Nov.
27 game in Birmingham.
Thus, it shaped up as a mas
sive gamble for both the Orange
and Sugar Bowls since either
could wind up with two undefeat
ed teams or two outfits who lost
their final games.
Georgia, 9-1, has a game re
maining Thanksgiving night
against Georgia Tech.
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