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...following fall. The only thing that gave me cause for concern was the obvious difference in the way the coaches were favoring the white players as opposed to the blacks. Attention seemed to be focused on Gatto, DeMars and Eric Crone in particular. Black players like Rod Foster, Bill Craven, and myself seemed to receive little notice, and in many cases, blacks were totally overlooked...
STILL I KEPT TRYING and eventually moved up to a third-string halfback position. Rod Foster and Bill Craven also moved up. Foster was alternating with Eric Crone for the first-string quarterback position and Craven was now a third-string flanker. Stephens, the backfield coach, continued to show no appreciation for my talents and hustle. Many players like Tom Miller and Varney would walk through plays and rarely went all out in drills. That would have never been tolerated from any player at Drake. Miller and Varney felt safe doing so because it was obvious to them...
...Leone 26 94 3.6 Foster 43 87 1.5 Krohn 17 62 3.6 Passing Att Comp Int Stoeckel 79 39 5 Foster 67 34 8 Crone 16 5 2 Pass Receiving No. Yds. TD Gatto 21 201 0 Sullivan 18 272 3 DeMars 13 135 0 Hagerty 10 118 0 Craven 5 39 0 Tackling Leaders Tackles Assists Ignacio 49 10 Neal 34 13 Ferguson 40 4 McHugh 31 9 Vena 32 3 Punt Returns No. Yds. Avg Ignacio 1 19 19 Ferguson 1 15 15 Gatto 9 60 6.7 Murr 11 51 4.6 Malinowski 2 6 3.0 Interceptions...
Quarterback Eric Crone will not make the trip; his hyperextended knee has yet to heal. Defensive backs Rich Bridich and Tim Bilodeau both have leg injuries and probably won't play tomorrow. End Bill Craven and reserve center Steve Snabeky are also on the disabled list...
...return of junior split end Bill Craven, out since the beginning of the season with a pulled hamstring, may give roommate Foster needed passing confidence...