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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Wednesday, September 27, 1967
Hawks to rely on quarterback
PhoLO.0 By United Press International
DOUGLASS ROLES OUT TO PASS
Jayhawk Coach Pepper Rodgers is counting on quarterback Bob Douglass to lead an effective passing attack Saturday when KU plays Indiana on the Hoosier's field. In Saturday's game Douglass connected on 11 of 23 passes to give him the second-best ranking in the conference.
The Jayhawks will bank on a heavy passing attack against Indiana, coach Pepper Rodgers said Tuesday.
Rodgers, whose Jayhawks threw 23 times against Stanford Saturday, said the team "will throw at least as much against Indiana because the rushing game is not up to par this early in the season."
Views Indiana victory
After viewing films of Indiana's 12-10 victory over Kentucky, Rodgers said he was worried about the size of his offensive line.
"They are bigger than us in the line and their defense poses a basic problem," he said. "They line up in a 4-4 defense like Notre Dame and it presents a blocking problem."
In the Stanford game, quarterback Bobby Douglass threw all 11 of the Jayhawks' completions.
The Jayhawks drilled in Allen Fieldhouse Tuesday because of cool temperatures and a steady rain.
Connects in 11 passes
Leading the Hoosiers this weekend will be Harry Gonso, who at 5-11, 187-pounds is considered one of the better sophomore roll-out-style passers. The offense he will be charging is similar to KU's moving quarterback set-up.
Joining Gonso in the backfield will be sophomore John Isenberger, a halfback.
Must overcome handicaps Rodgers noted that the Jay-
hawks will have 'o overcome experience and manpower handlecaps, but he added that KU's "quickness" will be an asset.
Saturday's game will mark the
first time KU has ever played Indiana and only the third time the Jayhawks have met a Big 10 school.
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