Word: driving
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Jimmy Carter brought the American people drive, personal style and a new face in 1976 and George Bush has them all this time around. The former CIA chief and ambassador to the United Nations is openly and unabashedly copying Carter's come-from-nowhere '76 strategy. Grab the early contests, catch the attention of the media, and write your own convention ticket. Bush has followed the peanut trial well and the gameplan is working even better the second time around...
George Bush has been stung by "Bushgate" and he jumps at the opportunity to deny any wrondoing. But his real concern is following his carefully-laid game plan. Bush hopes to recreate Jimmy Carter's successful drive to the presidency; he knows that Ronald Reagan cannot survive a second humiliation. But if he is to march triumphantly to Detroit in July he must run ahead of Reagan tomorrow or next week. To keep his candidacy moving, George Bush must hold to his campaign plan. That game plan leaves no place for defeat
...between Olson's second and third red-lighters, a Rick Benson drive from the left circle at 11:16 tied the score at four, and then Burke chalked one up, closing the Crimson scoring with a neat flip shot, unassisted...
Fleming gave Harvard one final hope as the clock hit one minute with Penn up 78-68. En route to a game-high stellar performance of 31 points (12 for 17 from the floor), Fleming canned a gutsy drive to bring Harvard back within eight...
From then on it was all Harvard. A 22-ft. Mannix bomb put Harvard ahead to stay with 2:44 left, and Fleming pretty well put the seal on it when his drive put the hoopsters up, 72-67, with just 1:28 remaining, and the IAB crowd going wild...