Washington St. to Run
University Daily Kansan
Friday, September 8. 1972
Cougars Invade Big Blue
By DAN GEORGE
Kansas Sports Editor
They—the people who can, always be depended upon to come back, have the power you need to say history repeats itself. If that’s so, 1972 could be the year that Jim Sweeney, a coach, coach, comes up with a winner.
Sweeney brings his Cougars to baseball during autetay to take on the team Jayhawks in the season opener for both team Kickoff is at 1:30
Looking at the 9-32 record he has compiled at Washington State, one might easily conclude that he has gotten used to losing. He hasn't.
And to be truthful, there is probably no one more surprised or shocked by the record than Sweeney himself. He has known nothing but success.
*SWEENEY BEGAN coaching in High School. His teams there were unbeaten in Class A play three years and won one state championship.*
In 1855 he took over the school from the school in Kalsappi, Mont. Under Sweeney, Flathead swept unbaten to bites in Class Aaa play.
Sweeney became head coach at Montana State University in 1983 and then served as the conference's Coach of the Year three times and twice went to post-graduate school.
IN 1968 Sweeney took the coaching job at Washington State, but success there didn't come his last year until later.
Although the Cougars' 4-7 record in 1971 wasn't exactly something to brag about, the squad did have its moments. Top squares from 2013-2018 and 2023-2025 of Pacific Eight and Rose Bowl champion Stanford.
The Cougars also defeated Oregon, 31-21, a victory that established them, for a while at least, as definite Rose Bowl candidates. Sweeney's record was impressive. Football Coaches Association voted him District Eight Coach of the Year.
Considering the progress made by last year's squad, there is something else. Sweeney's winning history could start repeating itself in 1972. Sweeney, who know he must first overcome obstacles he must first overcome. Chang among these is the Cougars' loss of their entire 2016 team.
Sweeney is relying on position changes to fill the gaping hole left there by graduation.
Bill Moos, a two-year reserve at guard, was moved to tackle and Mike Hill, a center in 1971, was moved to guard in spring training. He was defensive tackle in the past was moved to offense this fall.
A loss not so easily remedied however, is that of all-Pacific Eight running back Bernard Jackson.
Washington State's Versatile Ty Paine
... Cougar quarterback poses threat to "Hawks"
Kansan Staff Photo by JOE COLEMAN
THE COUGARS, who began the '71 campaign as a passing team, began running in the middle of last season and were successful enough to lead the team rushing with 2,458 yards. Jackey was emphasized by the alone gained 1,189 of them.
★★★
Probable Starters
Washington State
Five days
The Cougars, though, plan to run this year, too.
Kansas
Offense              Offense
Emmanuel Edwards, split tack
Dennis Perkins, left tackle
Rick McIntyre, center tackle
Mike Daniel, center
Jose Bryant, right tackle
Jose Bryant, right tackle
David Jaymes, quarterback
Robert Miller, fullback
Robert Miller, fullback
Bob Redmond, center tack
Bill Mack, tail tackle
Sieve Levin, right tackle
Gloff Reeser, center
Mike Hiller
Tom Wickert, kick tack
Tom Wickert, kick tack
Ty Paline, quarterback
Kenny Ganong, halfback
Steve Hamill, bullock
Dan Burke
Rod Anderson, high school
Red Anderson, middle school
Harrison Bradley, middle school
Jim Hollobone, high school
Simmons, middle school
Steve Piscifort, middle school
Johnson, left corner back
Fred Jones, right corner back
Kevin Kuykendahl, forward side
Frank Kuykendahl, forward side
Ken Grandberry (6-1, 19) who rushed 628 yards last year as a sophomore fullback, will be a tailback this fall and is stated for the next spring duty. At fullback will be Stormy (5-11, 19) who averaged 4.3 yards per carry in limited action last fall.
WASHINGTON STATE also looks strong in the receiving department, the return of player flanker like the Cougars in receiving last season with 23 catches for 484 yards. Nelson (6-3, 185) replaced Cawley last year and missed last year after being injured early in WSU's game with KU. Anser (6-2, 185) is expected to be one that he regain his starting spot this fall.
Other receivers returning to Sweeney's crew are tight end Jim Forrest (6-5, 225) and split end Bob Redmond (6-0, 175).
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THE BIG GUN for the Cougars, however, is quarterback Ty Paine. Paine (6-3, 219) is a strong one for the team, his main weapon she sheer versatility. Entering his senior year, he already holds the Washington team's total offense with 3,447 yards needs only to add 625 more passing yards to his current total of 2,787 to put him at the top of the list.
Seven men return from 1971's defensive arm, including middle-wicket Robin Sinclair. Poe was named to Football News's Sophomore All-American first team and led the squad in tackles with 13.1
"It is hard to generate lots of emotion in these early days of practice," Foster said. "The kids are still just trying to get to know each other, but we still have kids living in rooms where they barely know each other."
Freshman coach Dick Foster said that practice was on the unmotional side but he was quick to point out the cause.
Gaining 482 net yards on the ground in 1971. Paine was the top scorer in 1971, and Pacific Eight. He demonstrated that he was a definite breakaway threat, when he galloped for a net at 55 yards against Utah and 45 yards, against Utah.
With 246 Sweeney's office—at which Moore scores his team in twenty years—apparent team is the defense, upon suspicion.
A NFRESHIMAN COACH, it is hard to duty iron out such problems. It is helpful along with football knowledge, an understanding of personnel
Other returning lettermen for the Cougars are tackles Harold Bradford and Greg Craighead, cornerback Eric Johnson and free safety Harry Thompson and Anderson and Jim Robinson.
Flanking Poe at the linebacker spots are Cide Wareime and Steve Roberts and at strong defenses in college transfer Fear Kachanian.
Another and more immediate thing about Washington State that Sweeney hopes will be its performance against KU.
In the series debut in 1955, the Jayhawks wanded HSU a 13-0 whitewashing. In 1970 the Hawks won the NCAA title in Lawrence under Sweeney and came out on the short end of a 48-33 sluggest. Washington State lost its third straight contest to the Cavaliers last year in a 34-0 decision.
Despite the most improved
despite the most improved
1918 the Cougars still gave up
rather unfantastic 286 points.
Sweeney hopes they'll be better
Foster Says College Living Biggest Adjustment for Frosh
in fact, Foster said that most freshman coaches were hired to
THE GAME SATURDAY will be the Cougars' fourth appearance in Memorial Stadium. They have yet to win here.
History may indeed repeat
it again, but probably if it waits
until next week before it started
its repetition. First he'd like to
learn more.
By PHIL BRADY Kansan Sports Writer
To start with, the sounds that characterize an experienced bungee jumper are fruits of savage contact, the fear of the sidelines and a cluster of reporters—had vanished to a hard Stadium with the varsity.
"Our philosophy," Foster said, "is to first get the boys adjusted to college life, then jump into the step. Then they step, you are always going to be in trouble. Once this is accomplished, the guys will be able to work together as a unit and then go to college, so some enthusiasm on the field."
council and create an enjoyable atmosphere in addition to coaching football.
"THEE HAS been talk we didn't do well with recruiting," Foster said. "I'd sure have to dispute that after working with this group. This is a bigger bunch, with more talent-in-depth training, with a long time and a group with an excellent academic profile.
Much of this enthusiasm will be generated by people this Foster claims to be a better; group of months than last year's fresh water.
"Mitchell," Foster said, "is a prime example of a kid who had tremendous athletic ability in high school yet was hindered by the type of offense used. Before he came up here all he did was wear a jacket. Now he seems to be developing into quite a fine passer."
"We have to do some position sifting to take full advantage of the opportunities we said." We want to avoid missing somebody, because that wastes
The first position change sent three quarterbacks to new
"When a kid plays quarterback in high school," Foster said, "the usual always gets some form of instruction. Yet, because of the lack of passing in most Kansas teams, you rarely get sufficient instruction. They must go with their own ability and nothing else."
positions, leaving Scott Mc-Michael, Jud Mitchell and Dick Anderson filling the position.
According to Foster, three
superb receiving prospects are 6-
offensive tackles and an athletic
of the year from East
Granford Forks, Minn.; 6.1, 180-
bound Eddie Ramsay, Malone;
5.9, 180-foot Milwaukee; W
Willoughby of Shawnee Mission.
WHEN ASKED ABOUT the receiver's message he thought it was more difficult mastering the receiver's greater than the quarrelsome.
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1971 Bulatto Lobito 175cc motorcycle.
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1965 Chev. Imp. JMP. SS. 327 P.S. A.C.
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1972 Vega 90 hp, 4 speed, custom
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1962 GMC school bus. Compressor Inter-
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843-5815
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Lost—in vicinity of 10 & Kentucky
Black long hair male cat. Last seen
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882-403-148. Call 9-11
Toyota key and others on wooden
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Lawrence, Kansas 66094
http://www.tony's.com
Tony's 66 Service
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
2434 Iowa VI2-1008
- Guitars - Amps
- Music - Records
- Accessories
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