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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, August 26, 1971
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Kansas Photo
Fambrough Talks After Practice
. . . Defense the biggest consideration . . .
Coach Encouraged By Team Progress
Coach Don Fambrough has become progressively more pleased with his fouth week in two-day practices this week. The team donned pads for the first time Sunday after three days work in
Monday's afternoon practice brought a frown of disapproval for the defensive unit's performance. He had said that it wasn't hitting the way it should and that the secondary didn't perform as he did.
we a real good day both in the morning and evening practices," he said. "The kids are learning." "The things they need to be working on."
Wednesday the squad suited up for a 7 a.m. workout followed by a short scripimage for the benefit of visiting Big Eight Skymakers. Practice in the afternoon was cut short because of the extended morning and the subsequent enrollment procedure for players.
Dan Heck suffered a charley horse above his right knee in the morning workout, but Fameli was serious. Did he think it was serious?
"Actually I'm overjoyed that it wasn't the knee he injured," he said. "In fact I almost want to lauch about it."
He said he was pleased with the defensive unit, especially the secondary which he said "was really coming along."
"That first defense is getting a lot of pride in their unit. They're beginning to play more as a team."
Fambrough praised line-backers Kenny Page, Tommy Lemmon and Jason Rowe to play in the short srimmage. In the secondary, senior Mark Geraghty's pass coverage brought good comment from the team.
Fambrough said he was
"Overall, everyone came back in "real good condition," he said. We had two or three guys with us. We were all only slightly fewer in all we were in good shape."
generally satisfied with the squad's condition and the early practice performances. By Wednesday most of the offensive plays and defensive formations had been introduced, he said.
Fambrough said that he was concentrating on getting the team ready for the upcoming season, and that the squad had received training from a veteran organization for KU's home office with Washington State Sept. 11.
Football prediction is a risky business, but if no one predicted, no avid football fan would have known that the season will end of the season will tell the whole truth, but here is a possible explanation: The top ten teams in the nation
By MATT BEGERT
Assistant Sports Editor
In the number one national slot will be the University of Notre Dame Ars Parseiisha's team that will play in the 2014 streak in the Cotton Bowl last year, and it is expected that the Fighting Irish should come out on top.
PINNEHURST, N. C. (AP)—Arnold Palmer was the one of the five top-ranked players to survive Wednesday when a wave of upsets was washed out some glamor names in the first round of the United States Professional Match Play golf championship.
Of Top Five Only Palmer Wins Match
Nebraska will be a close second
if for no reason other than its rare
that a team can win two national
titles in a row. The Cornhusker
won the league championship
year's team, with two veteran
quarterbacks, a good defense and
Jack Nicklaus, seeded No. 1 as the leader on the official money game, was among the upset players were among the upset victims who packed their bags
Palmer, No. 2 in this head-to-head competition, the first of its kind in the United States since 1957, took a 68-71 decision from Australian Bruce Devlin and won Thursday's second round play.
The Jayhawks continue two-day practices, at 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., until classes start Monday.
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Assistant Editor Predicts Irish Will Be Top Team
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a large quantity of team enthusiasm and support.
Michigan should hold down the third spot, and no more shall be said of this traditional Big Ten Conference power.
Georgia should emerge from down south this fall with the biggest offensive line since 1988. Georgia has had a good sophomore quarterback and a couple of good rookie runners, and it should equal national place
Southern California, the best in a strong Pacific Eight Conference will be a major contender for fourth. The Trojans can be even better because their defense have improved since last season.
Syracuse is the top Eastern contender. It has one of its best squads since it won the national champions in 1938. Put them in 5th place.
Arkansas will start out the season with an inexperienced defense, but the combined efforts of a strong offense and a good
Oklahoma should accompany Nebraska into the ranks of the top Big Bight, but the Sooners will be the biggest place. The offense is a good one, but how the defense will compare to our top teams is unpredictable.
Last season Penn State switched from a pass-dominated offense to a ground offense and it seemed to work out well. Its quarterback and two star runners are returning, so fans should feel the same action this fall. Penn State will capture the ninth spot.
Last, but not necessarily least,
is Oregon. One of the toughest
teams in its conference last
week was Portland, who will
contender for the conference
title. Eighteen of twenty-
starters will be back for another
season, with picketed teeth, but
there seems to be no where for
the team to go up by.
kicker should boost them to the number seven position in the polls.
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