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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Tuesday, December 7, 1976
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By The Associated Press
McAdoo moving?
BUFFALO - Buffalo center Bob McAdoo could be wearing
the uniform of another National Basketball Association team very
soon, Braves co-hwner Paul Snyder said Monday.
"I told McAdoo yesterday that if we can't sign him today
we're going to trade him," Snyder told a news conference.
Snyder said McAdoo's new team could be either the New York
Knicks or the Seattle SuperSonics.
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Pitt selects Sherrill
PITTSBURGH - Jackie Sherrill will return to the University
of Pittsburgh to succeed Johnny Majors as head football coach,
The Associated Press learned Monday night.
Sherrill, who recently completed a 3-8 season in his first
year as head football coach at Washington State University,' was
to announce the move later Monday night at a news conference
in Pullman, Wash., a Pitt source said.+
Before taking the Washington State post, Sherrill spent
three years at Pitt as a top assistant under Majors, who
announced last week that he was leaving to become coach and
assistant athletic director at the University of Tennessee.
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LOS ANGELES - Veteran sluggers George Scott and Rico
Carty returned to their old teams Monday and the Milwaukee
Brewers completed two separate major deals at baseball's winter
meetings.
The Brewers swapped Scott and outfielder, BernierCarbo
exchange for first baseman Cecil Cooper after. earlier sendin
catcher Darrell Porter and pitcher Jim Colborn to Kansas City
for infielder Jamie Quirk, outfielder Jim Wohlford and a player
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Jays.
Michigan on top
MICHIGAN (22) 2-0 368 NEW YORK (UPI)-Michigan,
quette (16) -0 runnerup to Indiana in the
Nevada-Las Vegas (1) 3-0 179 NCAA tournament last season,
Kentucky 2-0 168 took over the No. 1 spot Monday
Alabama 4-0 119 in 'he first weekly United Press
San Francisco 4-0 95 International Board of Coaches
North Carolina 2-1 90 col'ege basketball ratings.
Cincinnati 3-0 87 The Wolverines, ranked, se-
Notre Dame 3-0 86
Indiana 1-1 57 cond to Marquette 'in the pre-
Tennessee 2-0 41 season ratings. won their first
Wake Forest 4-0 31 two games of the season and re-
Maryland 3-1 28
Louisville 1-1 27 ceived 22 first place votes and
washington St. 3-0 19 368 points, from 39 members of
Southern Illinois 3-0 18 the coaches board who partici-
Oregon 2-1 13
Clemson 4-0 10' pated in this week's ratings.
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