November 16, 1979 (vol. 90, iss. 62) • Page Image 12
… to the OSU 29- yard line. The Wolverine offense got the ball down to the five-yard line and a fir- st down. Tailback Harry Banks gained one yard on first down, advancing the ball to the four. Banks…
… play a big role in this $aturday's clash with the Wolverines. , "Defense will again be the key. Ohio State has a very solid defense and a very quick defense. Like I've said before, in a big game the…
… appears that the Ohio State defense is ready to respond admirably, as they have in the past. f. Own% 'We're No.1l' Wolver bring top ranking intd Give i1higan memoie Wolverine fans! Remember friends…
… of league play isn't a big enough surprise for the Michigan hockey team and its fans, consider this. The Wolverines, for the second week in a row, are ranked num- ber one in the nation by a vote of ten…
… away. Certainly, being first in the league and country weren't some of coach Dan Farrell's preseason goals. BUT THAT'S where the Wolverines are at this point, first in the WCHA and first in the country…
…. Their 5-1 league mark (7-1 overall), is one game ahead of Minnesota and North Dakota, both of which are 4-2. In the top ten poll, spon- sored by Radio WMPL of Hancock, the Wolverines received seven first…
… Michigan averaged 3.60 goals scored per game. This season, after the first eight games, the Wolverines have scored an average of seven goals per game. That statistic alone could make the difference bet- ween…
… he voted for his own team to be number one, he bellowed: "Hell, no. I never vote for my own team... I think I voted for North Dakota; they're a; pretty good hockey team." The number one Wolverines will…
