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Marc Wilson wears number 6 Joe Theismann wear' Archie Manning used to wear number 8, now he wears number 4. Jim McMahon wears 9. Steve Bartkowski wears 10. Phil Simms and Danny White both wear number...
...allowing the fewest points scored, but the offense packed the scoring punch of a geriatrics ward. Having nowhere to go but up, Bennett installed a "Big Ben" play -for desperate situations when the clock was running out. With 19 seconds to go against New Orleans last week, Quarterback Steve Bartkowski called Big Ben. Three receivers rushed downfield, dogged by a battalion of defensive backs. Bartkowski lofted the ball, and what looked like four dozen arms groped for it. Atlanta's Wallace Francis tipped it to Teammate Alfred Jackson for the winining touchdown. Afterward Beninett told stunned sportswriters: "We work...
...year ago, the prospect that Muncie would lead such a revival seemed remote. In the 1974 season he had played routinely. He was known primarily as "the guy who wears glasses during the game." Then in January he watched Cal Quarterback Steve Bartkowski, who had excelled only as a senior, get drafted No. 1 by the pros. "That seemed to light a fire in Chuck," says California Head Coach Mike White. A little commitment was all Muncie needed to take advantage of superb natural gifts: the strength to bench-press 275 Ibs., the speed...
There McInally was, after all, in the College All-Star game, an Ivy League end starting against the World Champion Pittsburgh Steelers. He was basking in the glory of a national TV audience, having a great time. On the fourth play of the game, quarterback Steve Bartkowski of Berkeley hit McInally on a short slant pass, and the lanky All-American stretched every muscle to beat the Pittsburgh defenders to the goal line. At about the four, a tackler leapt at McInally-- McInally still doesn't know who it was, although he has seen the vide tape replay--and made...
Offense QUARTERBACKS: Steve Bartkowski, University of California, 6 ft. 4 in., 215 Ibs. A strong drop-back passer with a high release and quick wrist who broke Craig Morton's single-season passing record at Cal by throwing...
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