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The Retort - Wednesday, September 23, 1992 Sports 7 geoeileAumotisi Ae,V4/44, Cesie4444 Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Used Outdoor Gear See Rec. Activities to Autumn Classic Fun Sunday Football fea- Aerobics at 5:00 P.M. Co-ed Soccer Roster Sale - 12:00 P.M. to pick up Soccer Roster Runat 10:00A.M. start- ture game Chicago Monday Night Foot- Due 6:00 P.M. at the Out- Today! ing from the E.M.C. at Atlanta ball, Raiders at Chiefs door Shop Alumni House in NFL NFL Schedule Sept. 27 secondary. Chicago will have no problem stopping at the skill positions, but because of division rivalry The L.A. Raiders are bound to win a game and Atlanta's weak running game, and that will put it could be a close game. Kansas City seems like a team poised for a defeat. Mike's Pick Chato's Pick pressure on Chris Miller to put it up in the air. The Raiders were fantastic on Monday Night and Atlanta at Chicago Chicago Atlanta Secondary is perhaps Chicago's strong point with Kansas City 16 - L.A. Raiders 10 Bills at New England Buffalo Buffalo worked their problems out on the field. Coach Art Denver at Cleveland safety man Mark Carrier, Shaun Gayle and co. Shell is finally realizing that Eric Dickerson is not Denver Cleveland Chato's Picks Miami at Seattle Miami Miami making it tough for the Falcons. getting the job done and is going back to the bril- Minnesota at Bengals Bengals Bengals The Bears have the best record for September Conservative does begin to describe coach Mike liant running of Marcus Allen and the hard work of Jets at Rams Rams Rams and again the game is at Soldier field. Dikta's approach to football. The bears were at Nick Bell. Pittsburgh at Packers Pittsburgh Pittsburgh their prime in another era in pro football. The The secondary of the Raiders is excellent now San Diego at Houston Houston Houston Chicago 24 - Atlanta 7 advent to the overpowering run and shoot has changed that Ronnie Lott has truly moved into the program Washington at Phoniex Washington Washington the face of the game and Dikta has done little to adapt his and the rest of the defense is playing much better. Monday Night Two big points to bring up in this game first. As teams to the changing game. In short, it is time for Offensively, the Raiders receiving core is improv- Raiders at Kansas City Kansas City Raiders of press time, Kansas City is 2-0, while the Raiders Dikta to change or get out of the way, and I believe ing, and could soon be one of the best in the NFL, have slumped to 0-2 and have made a quarter change that the Bears will prove that this season. but the introduction of Todd Marinovich into an This weeks feature games are Atlanta at Chicago in the third week of the season. The Bears do have more talent, especially offen- and the Raiders at Kansas City. improving offense is fairly frightening. Still, the Todd Marinovich, talented but unproven, takes sively, but offense will have little to do with the Raiders should be at their peak this Monday. over in front of the Jay Schroeder who has looked Mike's Picks game at Soldier field. It will be both of these great The Raiders and Art Shell know that they need a good at times. The run and shoot comes to Soldier field. Mike defenses that will set the tone. win on Monday night. It is early in the season, but Kansas City has looked good in their two games Dikta and his Bears are hosting the Falcons. A high Scoring will be done on dynamic plays. The it is not too early to start thinking about the playoff against the Chargers and the Seahawks. Kansas octane offense against the strong, but conservative kind of plays that are built into the Falcons offense. picture. The Chiefs have not been tested yet this City has allowed only 17 points this season and Bear team? Well, the Falcons can shoot, but can't Coach Jerry Glanville of the Falcons will have season and will have to deal with a very motivated linebackers Chris Martin and Derrick Thomas are run his team ready to run on Sunday. This could be one Raiders team. The key will be in Art Shell orches- already having pro bowl years. Plan B acquistion, Atlanta rushed for 34 yards against a stiff Redskin of the greatest coaching match ups of the season, trating Todd Marinovich into an offense that has Dave Kreig, has proven to be a leader and the Chiefs defense and lost. Quarterback Chris Miller was the but Glanville's vision will prevail over Ditka's had sparkling moments in the early season under have a powerful running game with the likes of Barry leading rusher with 13 yards. dogged dedication to the old power days of the veteran Jay Schroeder. Word, Christian Okoye, and Harvey Williams. Chicago has a tremendous defense and a strong NFL. Raiders 28 - Chiefs 20 Kansas City just has a better quality talent pool Atlanta 14 - Chicago 7 NFL scores for Sept. 20 Rumors surround Michigan Mike's Pick Chato's Pick Cincinnati at Green Bay Cincinnati Cincinnati By Chato Blue Hazelbaker Three other players were in- the most talented players on the Cleveland at L.A. Raiders Raiders Raiders Denver at Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Retort Sports Editor dicted in the same report for sum- practice team. It is a scary re- Detroit at Washington Washington Detroit Michigan's young and very mer camp appearances. The en- minder for Coach Fisher of just Kansas City at Houston Houston Houston L.A. Rams at Miami Miami Miami talented basketball program was tire issue looks to be cleared up how fragile the world of college New Orleans at Atlanta Atlanta New Orleans hit with some very scary news very soon and NCAA officials are basketball is looking into what Phoenix at Dallas Dallas Dallas early last week when the sus- looking at it as not very serious. should be a dream season. Pittsburgh at San Diego Pittsburgh Pittsburgh San Francisco at N.Y. Jets San Francisco San Francisco pension of Jalen Rose, Chris Still, for the first time, suspi- This should be cleared up fairly Seattle at New England Seattle Seattle Tampa Bay at Minnesota Tampa Bay Minnesota Webber, and Eric Riley was an- cion is creeping into a very young quickly and if any sanctions come Indianapolis at Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo nounced. The two Sophomores and program that started four fresh- down they should not hurt the Wol- Monday Night N.Y. Giant at Chicago Chicago Chicago senior Eric Riley were suspended men last year in a trip to the Na- verines for more than one or two when questions arose involving ap- tional Championship. Jalen Rose games. Barring any other vio- pearances at a charity basketball was the Wolverines leading scorer at lations, Coach Fisher's next Has beens. tournament for which they were point guard and Chris Webber was problem with his fab five will be Lost... Wanna Be's. paid. the first freshman to ever lead the Big the call of the NBA, which many In A Maze Of Emotions? Never were's. The NCAA says that this is Ten in rebounding and steals. Webber of his players have to be starting standard procedure pending an also grabbed the Big Ten Freshman to hear. In® investigation and the players of the Year award. This could very well be coach Call should be restored in short order At training camp in games against Fisher's last year with these al;g©Tb according to Michigan and the Dream Team, Chris Webber was players that he worked so hard 652-4868 NCAA officials. consistently mentioned as one of to recruit. 24 Hr. Hotline W[Fli}gq@ Call Chato- 657-2196 All Services Free And Confidential RAISE A COOL BiCCings $ 9 0 0 0 • 0 0 IN JUST ONE WEEK! Crisis For your frat, sorority, club. Pregnancy + S1000 FOR YOURSELF! Why preventative health care? Center And a FREE HEADPHONE RADIO just for calling 1-800- By Dr. Donald Grewell, Physician for Student 2323 Broadwater Ave. Health Services 932-0528, Ext. 65. Much of what the Student Health Services will be writing about in this column throughout the year deals with preventive health care. The obvious question is how important is preventive health care and how much difference will it make both in the short term and long term. 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