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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Thursday, October 19, 1967
Lineman of the week
NCAA poll picks Zook
By Harlan Everett Kansan Sports Reporter
Defensive end John Zook, who repeatedly scrambled the Nebraska backfield Saturday, has been chosen NCAA defensive lineman of the week.
Zook was chosen by an NCAA poll of sportswriters and coaches after leading the KU defensive unit with 15 tackles, and causing the fumble which secured the 10-0 upset victory over the Cornhuskers.
"It is a great honor," Zook said,
"but the whole defensive team
earned it. One man can't do it alone."
Zook credited his outstanding play to two factors: this week's over-simplification of the end's responsibility, by not having to watch for throw-back and hook passes, and the addition this fall of Doug Weaver, former Kansas State head coach. He explained that the ends have been receiving more individual help with their assignments since Weaver joined the KU grid staff.
With the Oklahoma State game two days away, Coach Pepper Rodgers was not satisfied with
Wednesday's practice. He said the defense was coming along a little better but offensive execution was still less than satisfactory.
Concerning the report that the Cowboys' number one quarterback, Ronnie Johnson, would definitely not be ready for Saturday's game, Rodgers said it wouldn't make any difference, since we prepare for a team and not any one player.
Rodgers also said that Raynard McDaniel, sophomore middleguard from Haines City, Fla., will definitely start Saturday.
Intramural activity
Defending fraternity division champions Phi Kappa Sigma and Phi Gamma Delta retained their first place positions Wednesday with two decisive victories.
Phi Kappa Sigma trounced Phi Delta Theta No. 3, 34-6, and the Phi Gam's edged by Lambda Chi Alpha 7-0.
Wednesday's results:
MBA 6 over Beta Tau 0
NROTC 18 over Kappa Psi 2
Phi Gamma Delta 7 over
Lambda Chi 0
Phi Kappa Sigma 34 over Phi Delta No. 3 6
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Fraternity "A"—Div I
Beta vs SAE—Field 3.
Lambda Chi vs DU—Field 3.
Delts vs TKE—Field 5.
Fraternity "B"—Div II Phi Psi no. 2 vs. KTEF—Field 7.
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