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Past stars can't help now Fort Lauderdale News and Sun-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 29, 1981 7C aee-rebuiMingjoh Seminoles Everybody's hanging their heads now, but for the senior class won a lot 6 I've got a lot of work to do. I don't imagine I'll be hitting too many golf balls this off-season. Bobby Bowden Men's Ladies' BUCKLES HATS SHIRTS JACKETS BOOTS senior class, there's nothing to be ashamed of. We won a lot more games than we lost.

"When I came here four years ago, people told me I was crazy. They all told me I was making the wrong decision. I'm still glad I went here. In fact, I'm just as proud of this team as I am the two Orange Bowl teams." A year ago, the only thing that was the same was the halftime score 13-3 in favor of Florida. Both coaches tried to use that as their selling point in halftime speeches, but this time, Bobby Bowden didn't have the same ears listening.

When told of Charley Pell's halftime serenade, Bowden chuckled. "We used the same sermon they did," Bowden said, "But I was talking to different people. Reggie Herring wasn't listening." Nor was Simmons, Butler and the rest of that senior class that walked off the Doak Campbell Stadium field last year with four fingers held skyward. That era is over. FSU came down the stretch a tired football team.

The emotional bubble burst in the third quarter against Miami, when a tie game became a 12-point loss. That was it. Finis. Burnout. The Seminoles were never in the Southern Miss game.

They1 were never in Saturday's game. "We were flat," said cornerback James Harris, after playing his last game in garnet and gold. "We were stale." "Everybody thought that if we could make it through October, our season would be over," said Garry Futch, another Florida State senior going out the locker room door the hard way. "Well, it didn't quite work out that way." -Futch was the defensive tackle who had last year's Orange Bowl game in his mummified mitts when Oklahoma quarterback J.C. Watts threw a bullet right into his hands As it turns out, Oktoberfest.

with Ohio State, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh and LSU on, the road, was a party compared to November against Miami, Southern Mississippi and a Florida team that had four years of frustration to repay. The Seminoles were 6-2 after a 56-31 win over Western Carolina, but even then, their hearts weren't into it. "This year could have been a disaster," Bowden pointed out. more games than we lost, 9 Carry Futch in the waning moments. Futch tried to run with the ball, lost it, had it sit atop his helmet and then roll down his back to the ground.

If he caught it, Florida State would have won the Orange Bowl and concluded its season one point (a 10-9 loss to Miami) away from the national championship. Those feats seems so distant 11 months later. So impossible, as that ball Garry Futch will always dream about, to grasp. "Everybody's hanging their heads now," Futch said, "but for the NORTON -SINCE 193-1- TIRE CO. f.1!CHO.ffl breath before the summary.

"We've got a lot of work to do," he said. For a moment, Bowden tried to be optimistic. In retrospect, maybe 6-5 isn't that bad considering the schedule Clay Stapleton dreamed up in a sadistic moment a decade ago. Maybe it's the best that could have been expected considering the talent assembled and crimes com, mitted by players in the off-season. Maybe, as quarterback Rick Stockstill offered, they should be proud of the total picture and not ashamed at the last stroke of the brush.

"I'll be able Jo look people in the eye," said one of the biggest disappointments on the Seminoles this year. "I think we'll all be able to." "What if those beaten us?" five teams had Western. Jtic. lUCCHE LAVA IAU5EN JUSTIN NOCONA ACVE mii POST FOIE 2908 E. Commercial Blvd.

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We've got a lot of work to do at Florida State," said the coach at the bottom end of a 35-3 score. I've got a lot of work to do. I don't imagine I'll be hitting too many golf balls this off-season." There will be no off-season for Bobby Bowden, no afternoon tee times with alumni at Killearn Golf Club. It's back to work on Monday, I first to pick up the shattered re- mains of a team that had just trudged through a Bataan Death March, then to put it all back together for another assault on college football. The roles are reversed this year.

It's wait until next year for Florida State. It's on to the Peach Bowl for Florida. "We looked bad today," said Bowden, not mincing his evaluation. "It looks like we died." Bowden reeled off the damages. "They whipped us in everything today except punting," he said.

"They whipped us up front. we got whipped by a good quarterback (Wayne Peace). We budge their defense. We're not a good catch-up football team. Last year, we could come back.

This year, we couldn't. We just can't rush the passer: That guy (Peace) had all day long. It's amazing, we can't throw and catch." Bowden paused to catch his NCAA sets playoffs for I-AA teams I'nited Press International MISSION, Kan. Here are the NCAA Division I-AA football pairings and sites, released Saturday, with team records in parentheses. All first-round games are to be played Dec.

5. In the first bracket, No. 1 seed Eastern Kentucky (10-1) hosts No. 7 Delaware (9-2), and No. 5 Jackson State (Miss.) (9-1-1) hosts No.

4 Boise State (9-2). In the second bracket. No. 2 Idaho State (9-1) hosts 8 Rhode Island (6-5), and No. 3 South Carolina State (9-2) hosts No.

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