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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1989 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- B-3 7E5 MVP Riley makes things happen for bowl-bound BSU Tli'W(i ii Saturday, Dec. 9th 10:00 A.M. 8081 ZIONSVILLE RD. Southwestern wins STAR STATE REPORT Mauser. Ind.

Junior Travis Kuhn scored 29 points and pulled down eight rebounds to lead visiting Southwestern to a 77-59 high school boys basketball victory over Hauser Tuesday night. Doug Williams added 12 points for the Spartans (4-1) while David Hamilton scored 1 1 Hauser (1-4) got 21 points from Brandon Moore and 12 from Scott Mee. Auction Conducted By: 4r Merit Marketing A. uuJ, Buy one p'air of Knapp shoes fc v- I'm yy Y' tf jT" it the regular get a second -of equal value or less 1 I making the correct reads on coverage." offensive coordinator Greg Meyer said. "And he has the athletic ability that he's able to execute and throw on target.

"If the play we called is covered, David is able to move around and make things happen." Riley credits game experience for his field savvy. "I think the last couple years have helped me quite a bit," said Riley, a three-sport (basketball, football and baseball) standout at Valley View High School in Germantown, Ohio. In 1986. Riley played in nine games, completing 43 of 89 passes for 424 yards and was named the team's outstanding freshman. Riley was almost red-shirted the following season.

"We knew David was a tremendous athlete," Meyer said. "But we had a good quarterback -in Wade Kosakowski. So we wanted to keep David back if he wasn't going to be a starter." But when Kosakowski went down with an injury In the fifth game of the season. Riley was pressed into action. Riley completed 38 of 62 passes for 491 yards in the final six games as the Cards went 4-2.

In 1988. Riley was 168-for-263 for 1.886 By MARK AMBROGI STAR STAFF WHITER Whenever David Riley's name pops up. Ball State football coach Paul Schudel always manages to find the same words. "He make things happen," the BSU boss said. The senior quarterback helped direct the 7-2-2 Cardinals to a Mid-American Conference title and an appearance in Saturday's California Raisin Bowl (3:30 p.m..

EST. WMCC-23) against Big West champion Fresno State (10-1) at Fresno. Calif. Named both the league's Offensive Player of the Year and MVP, Riley connected on 149 of 256 passes for 1 ,929 yards, including 13 touchdowns and just seven interceptions. His ability has definitely caught the eye of Fresno State coach Jim Sweeney.

"He's a helluva player," Sweeney said. "He's a very smart player. He Just doesn't beat himself." But he does put the hurt on his opponents. Riley's record as a starting quarterback is 1 7-7-2 Throw out two losses In his two starts as a freshman and the record looks even more impressive. "David does a great job of 12 PRICE Buy 2 for yourself, or bring a Choose fron friend or relative to ATVs great for share in the savings.

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yards to help the team to an 8-3 attributes, he's also proved to be mark. quite durable. "I haven't been "David is a very good learner out with an injury since a shoul-and a tough competitor. He loves der injury my Junior year in high the game," Meyer said. "The key school," he said, for him is he always works to be Like any smart quarterback, the best that he can be." he gives the credit to his offen- In addition to Riley's other sive line.

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gets a tremendous break on the ball and creates an explosion through the line." "I haven't seen any better," said Michigan coach Bo Schem-bechler. Snow said he had hoped to win the award "but the team goals came first." ed to be like them," Snow said during a telephone hookup with the Downtown Athletic Club of Orlando, which presents the award. Snow was picked by a 13-member panel over Keith McCants of Alabama, James Francis of Baylor, Ron Cox of Fresno State and Andre Collins of Penn State. Snow collected four first-place votes and 27 points, while McCants had four first-place votes and 21 points, based on a 3-2-1 system. OPEN nAniiMi lAMi VAUABU MOW! 1 mm See Dealer for details.

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