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Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 25

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Arizona Republici
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Phoenix, Arizona
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0 The Arizona Republic Sunday, August 31, 1980 f- MTV HI i Ohio State No. 1 in first wire-service grid polls Communications There's a world of opportunities with Burnup Sims Opportunities with a leader in the tele-communcations held. FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE TODAYS CLASSIFIED SECTION UNDER HELP WANTED TECHNICAL Burnup Sims 1121 W. 9th Street Upland, CA 91786 Republic Sport Wire The Ohio State Buckeyes, who sailed through 1979 with an 11-0 regular-season record before losing to Southern California in the Rose Bowl, have been picked as the No. 1 team in the nation by both wire services in the first college football poll of the season.

Ohio State, whose only blemish was a 17-16 loss to the Trojans in Pasadena, received half of the 42 first-place votes in United Press International's coaches poll, and 36 of 65 first-place votes in The Associated Press' poll of sportswriters and sports broadcasters. "I don't know what to say. I hope we can live up to it," said Coach Earle Bruce, who begins his second season at Ohio State. "I'm pleased to be No. 1 now, but the big thing is to be No.

1 at the end of the season, when it really founts. "I don't know who knows who No, 1 is. There are a lot of good teams like Alabama, Pitt, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Texas and I better mention Michigan and Purdue since they're in our. conference. "But it's not cut and dried; we've got to go out and work for it I hope we're picked No.

1 a lot while I'm here. If we're not up there, we've got worries. You're supposed to be No. 1 at Ohio State, I think." The Buckeyes took the top spot in the AP poll with 1,253 of a possible 1,300 points, and received 586 votes in the UPI poll. Alabama, which has the nation's longest winning streak at 21 games, follows the Buckeyes in both polls.

Pittsburgh, USC and Oklahoma are next in the AP polL Southwest Conference foes Houston and Arkansas are ranked sixth by UPI and AP, respectively. Following Houston, which will open Arizona State's season Sept 13, in the UPI poll, are Nebraska, Arkansas, Texas and Purdue. Nebraska also is ranked seventh by AP, followed by Houston, Purdue and Texas. AP'a second 10 is made up of Notre' Dame, Michigan, Florida State, North Carolina, Stanford, Georgia, Missouri, Penn State, Auburn and Washington. UPI closes out with Michigan, Notre.

Dame, Penn State, Stanford, Washing-' ton, Florida State, North Carolina, Missouri, Brigham Young and Georgia. AP preseason poll Fmt-ateca nm in aatanrhaw UPI preseason poll FoNowM by latt Mason racoroY 1. Onto sm, (it) 11- 1-t 1,243 12- 1.217 11-l-f 1.102 110-1 I.OM 11-1-0 l.00 10-2-0 ISO I.OMgSlahj 121) l.AlaoamalU) 3. Oklahoma 1 1) 4. Pittsburgh (M S.SoutnarnCal a.

Houston 7. Nabraska (1) I. Arkansas t. Tarn 10. Purdua 1).

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Purdua 10 Tnai II. Notra Oamt 13. Michigan 13. Florida Slat 14. North Carolina, 15.

Slarrford H. Gaoroia 17. Missouri 11 Pom Siala If. Autturn 20. a-Washington 10- 2-0 11- 1-0 W-HI 0- 3-0 7-4-0 1- 4-0 11-1-0 1-3-1 J-5-1 4-S-O l-M 1-4-0 1-3-0 10-1-0 12 774 4S4 MO ssa 441 43 343 337 333 301 210 741 200 rHMuaas farMI by Aritwia Stat.

Othars racaiving votas (In alohabalical oroarl: Bavtor. Brlflham Young, California, Clamson, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Kantuckv, Maryland, Navy, North Carolina Stata, Oklahoma Slala. Or won. Rutgars, South Carolina, Soulttarn Matrtodlsl, Svracusa, Tannassaa, Taas AIM, Tulanl, UCLA, Ulah.WtkaForatt. Nota: by agrarmant wtttt Amarican Football Coachas Association, taams on probation by ma NCAA ara InatiglWa tor Iha lop 20 and national championship considarallon by Iha UPI Board ot Coachas.

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