Page 2-The Michigan Daily-Sports Monday- November 4, 1991

Michigan Sports.
Calendar
Monday, November 4
No events scheduled
Tuesday, November 5
No events scheduled
Wednesday, November 6
Volleyball at Michigan State, 7:30 p.m., at East
Lansing
Thursday, November 7
Men's Tennis at Rolex Sectional Championships, at
Madison
Friday, November 8
Ice Hockey vs. Minnesota, 7:30 p.m., at Yost
Arena
Men's Tennis at Rolex Sectional Championships, at
Madison
Field Hockey at Michigan State, 3 p.m., at East
Lansing
Saturday, November 9
Football vs. Northwestern, 1 p.m., at Michigan
Stadium
Volleyball vs. Penn State, 7 p.m., at Keen Arena
Ice Hockey vs. Minnesota, 7:30 p.m., at Yost Arena
Men's Tennis at Rolex Sectional Championships, at
Madison
Field Hockey at Northern Illinois, 1 p.m., at DeKalb
Sunday, November 10
Men's Tennis at Rolex Sectional Championships, at
Madison
All club sports teams who want their schedules printed can
bring a copy of their schedule to the Daily at the Student
Publications Building on 420 Maynard.

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National Collegiate
Sportswriters' Poll
Team First-place votes) Paints Last Week
1. Florida State (26) 711 1
2. Washingto (4) 685.5 3
3. Miami 676.5 2
4. Michigan 639 4
5. Notre Dame 598 5
6. Florida 591 6
7. Alabama 525 7 (tie)
8. Penn State 516 7 (tie)
9. California 507 10
10. Iowa 461 11
11. Nebraska 421 9
12. Texas A&M 403 12
13. Tennessee 365 14
14. Clemson 335 15
15. East Carolina 296 17
16. Colorado 285 16
17. Syracuse 253 18
18. N.C. State 227 19
19. Ohio State 212 13
20. Oklahoma 190 20
21. Baylor 177 21
22. Georgia 120 22
23. UCLA 85 24
24. Indiana 27 -
25. Arkansas 18 23
Others receiving votes: Mississippi State 19, Pitt 15, Indiana 12, Duke 10,
ll!inois 9, Air Force 7.5, Auburn 6, Virginia 6, Bowling Green 5, Southern Ca!
5, West Virginia 5, San Diego State 3, Arizona State 2, Brigham Young 2,
Georgia Tech 2, TCU 2, Texas 2,, Boston College 1, Georgia Southern 1,
Northwestern 1.


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A'1f1 ician Daily Athlete-of-the-Week
WHO: Ricky Powers
TEAM: Football
HOMETOWN: Akron, Ohio
YEAR: Sophomore ,;
ELIGIBILITY: Sophomore
WHY: Powers, the Wolverines' starting tailback rushed for 118 yards on 23 carries in
Michigan's 42-0 defeat of Purdue Saturday. Powers also rushed for two touchdowns coveringr
11 and seven yards, and had one reception for nine yards.
BACKGROUND: Powers was Michigan's second leading rusher last season with 748 yards,
establishing a record for a true frosh ... finished 11th in the Big Ten last season in rushing
yards per game with 57.8 ... rushed for 112 yards on 14 carries in last season's Gator Bowl .

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