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By BILL CAMPBELL
Kansan Sports Writer
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It isn't an easy life being a lineman on the University of Kansas football team. If you don't believe it, ask Mitch Sutton and Dave Scott.
Sutton is a senior defensive tackle from Stone Mountain, Fla. Scott is a sophomore from West Virginia.
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IT TAKES A LOT of hard work to be a good lineman, and there's not much glory in it. Most of the glory goes to the ball carrier as he flashes past the charging lineman. However, Sutton and Scott don't resent being outside the light-light.
Scott said, "I don't resent the backs. I respect their position as well as I take pride in it."
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Sutton added, "It's a job, just like a running back has his job. It's just as im-
prisoned."
BESIDES, WHAT THE FANS may miss shows up in the game films. And that's what I know.
Scoff said, "You don't resent the running back when the coach is patting you on the shoulder."
NEITHER MAN SAID he would want to change his position, Sutton, who was a fullback as well as a defensive tackle in high school, says he doesn't 'miss offense because he is strong.'
Most important, say Sutton and Scott, is the feeling of pride they get when they do it.
Both men hope to get into professional ball, but both realize it won't be easy. There are many factors that can make a difference.
One reason Scott said he preferred being an offensive lineman was that he thought he would have a better shot in professional football at that position.
One way to have a career cut short is by injury, Sutton and Scott said they think they'll get through the season.
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while they're playing, Sutton said a football player has to be a little b散ed, because football is a dangerous game. He also said a football player should worry about the ball when he's play it.
Tryout times and a fall meet schedule will be discussed. Coach Chuck O'Neal has asked that only those golfers with a handicap of seven or less attend the meeting. O'Neal can be reached for further information at 442-5399.
SUTTON SAID HE thought the quickest way to get injured was by worrying about it while playing. He said if you worried, you could hit a little, and that when you would get it.
Scott mentioned another reason for fearing injury.
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"One fear of getting hurt is that the coaches might not think you really hurt yourself."
SCOTT SAID THAT if that happens, a player is liable to lose his position.
FOR SUTTON, SATISFACTION comes by throwing an opposing quarterback for a 10-yard loss. That's his job. Scotti is satisfied when he can knock a defensive
And above all, like all football players,
above and Scott want to play. Game time is
better and Scott wants to play.
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map's job. That’s what it’s all about.
Sutton and Scott play football for pride
Sutton said, "I like to be the best at my
plays."
Scott concurs. Both men give 100 per cent on the field because that's what it takes to have a winning team. And winning helps. Sutton said there's nothing like a victory to ease the aches and pains of the day after a game.
"Game time is fun time," said Sutton. It makes what the hard work and long hours of practice, meetings with coaches and learning assignments worthwhile.
Sutton quipped, "I love football. I love hit. I love contact. But I hate spirits."
Head coach Don Farnbrough started the practice in Allen Field House because of the threat of lightning. Eventually the lightning quit and the 'Hawks finished outside.
Fambrough said the team worked on the timing of both the offensive and defensive plays. He said he was very pleased overall with the day's practice.
The University of Kansas football Jayhawks finally got relief from the heat and humidity yesterday as they ran through a two hour practice in light, steady rain.
Rain Breaks Routine for'Hawks
"The cool weather helped the kids," Fambridge said, "and they didn't mind working out in the rain. In fact when they were practising it is broken it helps the learn morge."
a note of encouragement for Fambrough was the return of linebacker Stew Towl, Shawne Mission junior, to his position. Toulie suffered a small cut under his right
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