Of course (tongue firmly planted in
cheek here), the results of the game had nothing at all to do with the coaching
of Jim Sindelar or the fact that the
game was played at 2a.m. Poland
time.
Still, the facts don’t line up with
the results. The Bears topped the Rams (5-4) in the following statistics: Net
Offense (373:244), First Downs (23:16 ),
Possession Time (32:14-27:46), Third Down Eff. (4-14 : 2-12), Missed Tackles (1:13 ). And Walter Payton rushed for 181 yards. Neither team scored an
offensive touchdown.
THE difference was a 43-yard fumble
recovery return for a TD by Mel Owens
at the 9:42 mark of the 2nd
quarter. The LB scooped up the ball after Mike
Wilcher had stripped the ball from Calvin
Thomas.
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