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Tuesday, November 8, 1977
University Daily Kansan
Bowls eve 4 from league
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)—Four Big eight teams remain in contention for post-season bowl bids as the 1977 season heads into its 10th week.
Either Oklahoma or Nebraska will represent the conference in the Orange Bowl, depending on the outcome of their Nov. 25 game in Norman. The loser is expected to join Iowa State and possibly Colorado at a lesser post-season game.
Iowa State is 8-3 with its two remaining games against Kansas State and Oklahoma State. The Cyclones are likely to be favored in both seasons, so they mean a bowl bid. It didn't last year when Iowa State had the second most productive offense in the nation.
"WE SOULD have gone to a bowl game last year," Iowa state Coach Earle Crave said yesterday by telephone at the weekly Big Eight media briefing. "We could have won." But Crave's bowling games. Because you're invited to a bowl game doesn't mean you're a great team."
Colorado is 6-2-1 on the year, having beaten Iowa State 12-7 Saturday to snap a three-game winless streak. But the Bufalo must travel to Norman this week to play Oklahoma before finishing out against Kansas State.
Jayhawks Fitch,Young earn national awards
Kansas safety Tom Fitch and linebacker Secklers Young have been honored with national awards this week.
Fitch has been chosen as one of 11 college seniors to receive a Distinguished American award from the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. The award is based on outstanding performance in the classroom as well as on the field.
Young was named Sports Illustrated magazine's defensive player of the-week for his performance in the KU-K-State game Saturday.
Young had 16 tackles in Saturday's 29-21 win, and he made a key interception in the fourth quarter that set up KU's final touchdown, clinching the game for Kansas.
"he played a fine football game Satur-
day, the head coach Moore said yesterday
after the game."
awfully young to be getting an honor like that, I hope he can handle it.
Yesterday's practice was held with much of the team missing. The junior varsity players were in Manhattan playing a game where many players missed practice because of injuries.
Franklin King is still recovering from a knee injury and is doubtful for this week's game against Nebraska. Max Ediger, Jim Emerson, Mike Gay, James Jackson and Wardell Johnson all missed practice because of minor injuries.
With so many people missing practice,
the squandit did what it could to
prepare for New York.
"We used managers and trainers and our walking wounded to hold dummies and worked on our game plan for Nebraska."<sup>14</sup>
The team was also against our assignments against their defenses.^{15}
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"A bowl bid is the farthest thing from my mind." Colorado coach Bill Mallory said. "We're just trying to get this team back together. But I have felt all along that at least four teams from this conference should go to a bowl each year.
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"I'm not talking necessarily about Colorado. This is a tough conference this year and every year. We had four go last year and probably should have had five, lows and we have been invited somewhere. We might have five teams qualified to go this year."
"We've had expressions from a number of groups . . . Gator, Satur, Liberty . . . but we have never seen anyone do that," Tom Osborne said. "We have a chance at the Orange Bowl and the bids go out about a week before we play Oklahoma. We can't commit ourselves anywhere and no one can commit themselves."
NEBRASKA is 15-7 with Kansas on tap this week. Tangerine Bowl officials scouted the Cornhuskers last week in their 21-10 victory over Missouri and a number of other post season committees have already been in contact with Nebraska.
Oklahoma State and Missouri were also borderline bowl candidates until they suffered losses last week. Oklahoma State fell to 4-5 and Missouri dropped to 3-6.
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The Wildcats later scored an insurance touchdown on a screen pass from quarterback Brooks Burton to halfback Ken Lovely.
The Jayhawks themselves had come from two touchdowns behind to take a narrow 22-21 lead in the third quarter. K-State quickly erased the lead by blocking a punt by KU'S Jordan Ford. Pat Surra recovered and drove zone to put the Wildcats on top. 28-22.
K-State needed the touchdown because with a little more than three minutes left in the game KU quarterback Steve Smith hit halfback Mike Lombardo with a 20-yard touchdown pass to cut the final margin to seven points.
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Kansas State's junior varsity football team came from behind to claim a wild and wooly 38-29 win over the Kansas junior team at an afternoon at KSU Stadium in Manhattan.
K STATE WAS led by Lovely, who turned in a four-touchdown, 83-yard performance. Lovely, who scored three touchdowns on the ground and one on a pass, started for the team with two touchdowns and scored a touchdown in the K10-K-State varsity game last Saturday.
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JVs fall to Kansas State, 36-29
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KU cut the lead to seven on a 34-yard scoring pass from Smith to Jeff Hines. Hines has started six games as quarterback for the KU varsity this season.
LOVELY SCORED K'Sate first three touchdowns to take the Wildcats to a 21-7 lead before the Jayhawks' third quarter game.
KU came back to cut K-State's lead to 21-20 when BOB Forcier blocked a K-State punt and Larry Rosselz returned the ball for a touchdown. Smith hit Lombard with a pass
KU's first touchdown came in the second quarter on a 15-yard pass from Smith to Jenkins.
Guydell Powel gained 43 yards to lead the KU rushin attack.
Smith paced KU statistically, completing eight of 13 passes for 186 yards and three
The Jahawkj JV's, now 2-1 on the year,
are scheduled to play Nebraska's junior
team.
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1977-78 Kansas Basketball Schedule
Nov.28(Mon)  Central Mo. State
Nov.30(Wed)  Fordham
Nov.31(Fri)  Stanford Methodist
Dec.5(Mon)  Murray State
Dec.7(Wed)  Fairlawn-Dickinson
Dec.10(Sat)  Kentucky
Dec.11(Sat)  Slauger
Dec.27(Tue)  at Oral Roberts
Dec.22(Tue)  at Arkansas
Dec.27(Tue)  at Big B Island Tourn.
Dec.29(Tue)  at Big B Island Tourn.
Dec.30(Fri)  at Big B Island Tourn.
Jan.7(Sat)  at Kouri
Jan.14(Sat)  at Oklahoma State
Jan.14(Sat)  *OKahoma*
Jan.18(Wed)  at Iowa State
Jan.21(Sat)  *Kansas State*
Jan.28(Sat)  *Nebraska*
Jan.28(Sat)  *Colorado*
 Feb.1(Wed)  *Okklahoma State*
Feb.4(Sat)  *okahoma (TV)
Feb.4(Sat)  *Morgan*
Feb.11(Sat)  *okansas State (TV)
Feb.15(Wed)  *Iowa State*
Feb.18(Sat)  *Nebraska*
Feb.28(Tue)  @at Big 8 Post-Season Tourn.
Mar.3(Fri)  at Big B Island Tourn.
Mar.4(Sat)  at Big B Island Tourn.
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lat *Little Rock*. *Big B Conference Game.*
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