Show 6D The Salt Lake Tribune Friday August 1990 31 Jazz Add Arkansas State's 5 Bannister to Roster CFA Research Unveils Football's Losing Factors the dumb penalties" Years ago Forrest Evashevski coached at Iowa and told me "We have officials at every scrimmage to call infractions because in the Big 10 the teams are so competitive we can't overcome a penalty so we really crack down on Continued From managed to win four games One strange fact surfaced in this study and this shoots down a frequent complaint by coaches Penalties are not that costly and the study concluded if one team was penalized 20 or more yards than its opponent the more penalized team would win 625 percent of the time Vince Dooley former coach at Georgia figures penalties fall into two classes aggressive and dumb "Usually a team that gets a lot of penalties is more aggressive" he agrees "We struggle hard against penalties What we try to do is eliminate D-- 1 to have penalties" d The Big 10 was not a passing league 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likely be lost for the season a team official said Thursday evening Smith will undergo major surgery Friday morning Smith suffered a torn medial collateral ligament and possibly other damage when an offensive lineman was blocked into his right leg during Wednesday's practice "It was just a fluke thing somebody was blocked and rolled feel so bad for the kid and the into his leg" Coach Art Shell said team" Smith was selected as the llth player in the NFL draft NFL Preseason Glance Times AR Y Jets Miami 2 Wilda 0 0 0 N MDT CONFERENCE Indianapolts New England 1 W 2 2 3 3 3 1 Pct 500 333 000 000 000 PE 58 37 42 33 34 PA 46 333 333 250 000 47 63 58 41 74 61 77 69 49 72 46 Basketball: Troubled third-yea- r forward Charles Shackleford who averaged 82 points per game last season was placed on waivers Thursday by the New Jersey Nets and will play basketball in Italy for more than $1 million a year the Nets and his agent announced "He approached the club and said he had a deal in Europe that he wanted to pursue" said Nets spokesman John Mertz "The team decided to let him do that" 87 Central Cincinnah Pittsburgh Cleveland Houston 2 2 3 3 1 0 3 3 SaflDeQo LA 1000 750 750 500 000 0 1 31 Seattle Denver Kansas 22 0 - 3 NATIONAL CONFERENCE City lost Y Gents 0 3 2 2 Was Phi 1buO 667 667 333 000 1 1 12 0 Dallas Ftioenix 87 71 69 64 47 32 66 24 58 74 College Baseball: College baseball fans set a record for attendance this year as nearly 1457 million turned out Collegiate Baseball magazine said Thursday The magazine said that was 2 percent more than in 1989 But it was 1987 when the previous record of 1438 million was set Add in junior college baseball attendance and you get a total of 523 million fans the magazine said It said the 1990 figure represents 280 increase over the 12 years since the first national total was compiled Fresno State set a season attendance record for a single school with 179666 over 41 dates It also had the highest average per game: 4382 IPCtPcPA W N 3 ' 50 85 46 50 25 23 68 47 53 78 COMM' Detroit Chicago Tampa Bay Minnesola Green Boy 1000 750 0 3 3 93 43 44 667 333 55 35 51 54 51 55 1000 82 71 58 70 73 667 1 68 2 333 Thursday's Games Late Game Not Included Tampa Bay 23 New York Jets 14 at Columbia SC (n) Buffalo vs Friday's Games Atlanta at New England 530 pm Detroit at Cinctrinah 530 pm Green Boy at Kansas City 6 pm Indonapoits at New Orleans 6 pm Minnesolo at Mon 6 pm Los Andeves Roms Washington 6 pm Phoeno) at Denver 7 pm Seattle at San Hancisco$7411 40 1 3 1 2 1 3 3 2 New Orleans LA Rams Son Harrisc 750150 0 1 2 Manta west 0 750 1 1 Baseball: The Cincinnati Reds said Thursday they are urging fans to show support for Americans in the Middle East by wearing orange ribbons when the fans attend the Reds' Sept 14 home game against the Los Angeles Dodgers The Reds said they will distribute the orange ribbons to every fan attending the game in order to show support for US military personnel in the Middle East 76 College Football: Barry Switzer forced to resign as Oklahoma football coach in the wake of scandals and rules violations charged Notre Dame representatives with using "improper inducements" to lure running back Tony Brooks of Tulsa Okla in 1987 In his book "Bootlegger's Boy" Switzer claims Notre Dame representatives gave Brooks a $1350-an-hou- r job immediately after he signed a letter of intent with the Irish The allegation was denied by Brooks Notre Dame Coach Lou Holtz and E William Beauchamp the school's executive vice president Brigham Young quarterback Tv Detmer is one of five Cougar football players named recipients of the Eblen Malouf Scholarship for the 1990-9school year Detmer set or tied 11 NCAA records in 1989 and is considered one of the favorities for the Heisman Trophy Other recipients include Andy Boyce Pete Harston David Henderson and Rich Katilusi Boyce a wide receiver caught 39 passes in 1989 for 712 yards and two touchdowns Harston who graduated in August with his bachelor's degree in sociology sat out much of 1989 with a back injury but is scheduled to start at defensive tackle this year Henderson a defensive back redshirted in 1988 and had two pass interceptions last year Kaufusi started at defensive tackle last year and had six quarterback sacks The Eblen Malouf Scholarships are given each BYU coach year to five outstanding BYU football players Edwards and 15 Cougar players are featured on trading cards as part of a drug education program Hospitals in Provo Orem and American Fork are sponsoring the cards and arranging for distribution through local police departments to elementary schools The BYU Sports Information Office has installed a telephone hotline for news about upcoming events in the men's and women's is toll-fre- e athletic programs The number in Utah ('ounty °wow LSoTufAridgeares Raiders 2 pm Son Diego at Cleveland al New York Giants 6 pm WYston at Dallas 7pm Phriaaetphoo at PrItsbutgh 7 pm Iklo Prep Football Preseason Varsity Football Thunticy's Games Otem 20 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and been to some rookie camps sponsored by the various NBA clubs "This is a good deal for me" Bannister said "I'm looking forward to making all the improvement I can If things work out right I think I can be a decent NBA player in a couple of 7-- 5 Observation Ward Tribune Sports Scoreboard AL JONESBORO Ark (AP) — Al Bancenter for nister Arkansas States the past two seasons has signed a r free agent contract with the Utah Jazz of the National Basketball Association he said Thursday The Bolton England native who for the Indiwas a ans left Jonesboro for Salt Lake City on Thursday He said he's scheduled to spend September under a coach's direction to prepare for veterans' training camp which begins Oct 1 Bannister had earlier been drafted in the second round by San Jose of the Continental Basketball Association Wilkinson doesn't buy the aggressive theory entirely "Very few penalties are called on the defense" he contends "Most are offensive penalties and that means the offense is moving 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