Word: margarita
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Recent reports that freshman football coach Bob Margarita may leave the Crimson staff to take over as head coach at Rutgers brought quick and varied reactions from former Yardling players. But the gist of it seemed to be this: coaching freshmen is a headache and nobody could be blamed for wanting to stop, yet Margarita does it well and the Crimson would suffer it he left...
...annual turn-out of prospective Yardlings is always a group of strangers: strange to Margarita and strange to itself...
Larry McCully observed that Margarita "really knows how to handle boys." And every player that has come into contact with him seems to agree...
...Margarita, who left his top position at Georgetown to take over the Yardlings in 1951, played for the Chicago Bears after starring at Brown...
...addition to Margarita, the Boston Globe indicated that Harold Knopf of Rhode Island is also under consideration. Other reports list Joseph Coviello of Memorial High School, West New York, N.J. and Clary Anderson of Montclair High, Montclair, N.J. as possible replacements...