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GRIFFIN TO PLAY TAILBACK?
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Woody
By The Associated Press
COLUMBUS-Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes, in a
move to shore up his injury-riddled offensive backfield,
hinted yesterday that he may move Ray Griffin from
defense to tailback.
The Buckeyes, fifth ranked nationally last week,
face invading Minnesota in their Big Ten opener Satur-
day.
During as 10-0 non-conference verdict over Miami
(Fla.), the Buckeyes lost their top two tailbacks, regu-
lar Jeff Logan and first substitute Ricky Johnson.
LOGAN, THE BUCKEYES' No. 1 rusher in 1976,
suffered knee and ankle injuries. He had only 31 yards
in 10 attempts before he was hurt in the first half.
Johnson, a highly regarded sophomore from Santa
Maria, Calif:, piled up 64 yards in seven rushes as
Logan's replacement. He, too, departed with a knee
shffles back field
injury in the second half.
That prompted Hayes to discuss reports that Griffin,
the brother of two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie
Griffin, would be switched to offense for the Gophers.
"There's a rumor going around that we would move
Ray Griffin to offense. There might be some substance
to it. There might not. You can speculate on it if you
want," Hayes told the lunching media yesterday.
"IF WE DO SO," Hayes said of the Griffin move,
"we wouldn't forget him on defense."
Hayes has called Griffin, a 5-foot-9, 180-pound senior
from Columbus, the best safety in the nation this col-
lege season. He's regarded as the fastest man among
the Buckeyes' regulars.
Only because of the loss of Logan and Johnson is
Hayes talking of the switch.
"For that reason," said the Ohio State coach, "are
we .considering putting Ray there and because he
played as a freshman at tailback."
Griffin, as a wingback and tailback, accounted for
223 yards rushing, a 5.1 yard average, and scored
three touchdowns in his freshman season. As a sopho-
more, he switched to the defense and became an All-
Big Ten Conference safety last fall.
HAYES DID NOT rule his leading tailbacks out of
the Minnesota game, saying, "Johnson's knee is worst
than Logan's ankle. But they are both quick healers."
Hayes also said he will work fullback Ric Volley, a
6-foot, 206-pound sophomore from Lynchburg, Va., at
tailback in closed practices this week.,
"Volley doesn't have great speed, but he has good
drive," Hayes said. Volley gained 32 yards in nine
attempts against Miami, mostly in the second half.
MICHIGAN LACROSSE
Mass Meeting
Huck named Big Ten
Player of the Week
Tues., Sept.
13, 8 p.m.
Wines Field Locker Room
(corner So. Division & Hill),
CHICAGO - Harlan Huckleby;
Michigan's junior tailback from De-
troit, has been named Big Ten Player
of the Week on offense for his efforts
in Michigan's 37-9 victory over
Illinois last Saturday.
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Huckleby, 6-foot-2 and 199 pounds,
gained 128 yards in 24 carries and
scored two touchdowns on runs of 15
and 3 yards. Huckleby also caught
one pass for 12 yards and returned
two kickoffs for 69 yards giving him a
total of 209 all-purpose yards.
Huckleby did all of this after losing.
the football on a fumble on the first
play from scrimmage which Illinois ;
turned into a field goal and an early
3-0 lead.
Other nominees for the honor were
freshman quarterback Mark Herr-
mann ofDPurdue and quarterback
Anthony Dudley of Wisconsin. Her-
mann came off the bench and
completed 20 or 32 passes for 282
yards and two touchdowns but was
unable to avert a 19-14 loss to
Michigan State.
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Boston.............86 57 .601 11/
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Today's tGames
Detroit (Sykes 4-5) at Cleveland (Bibby 12-11), n
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Milwaukee (Slaton 9-14) at Seattle (Abbott 1i-10), n
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Oakland at Kansas City, n
Minnesota at Chicago, n
California at Texas, n
Milwaukee at Seattle, n
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