Word: quarterbacked
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Quarterback Jim Stoeckel, split end Pat McInally, defensive end Mitch Berger and the Crimson's adjuster George Newhouse were all picked to Princeton's All-Opponent Football Team. McInally caught eight windblown Stockel passes for 79 yard in the Princeton contest, while the defense led by Berger and Newhouse shut the Tigers off in the final period to give Harvard...
...find the ball," say the scouts. "He might be better than a bunch of middle linebackers who are already regulars in the pros." O'Neil, who roams the field from sideline to sideline, is a superb pass rusher. When he is not blitzing the quarterback, O'Neil can contain the sweep and cover against passes. He had a hand in 72 tackles this year...
...Quarterback: (13) DAVID JAYNES, Kansas, 6 ft. 2 in., 212 Ibs. In what is most certainly not the year of the college quarterback, Jaynes is the best of a mediocre group. Respected for his passing-he throws the short square-out as well as the long bomb with equal skill -Jaynes is most admired for the way he drops back and stays in the pocket. A former ball boy at the Kansas City Chiefs' summer training camp, he has patterned his style after the Chiefs' veteran quarterback, Len Dawson. At Kansas, Jaynes has hit for 35 touchdown passes...
...honors just keep on rolling in for members of the 1973 Harvard football team, and once again quarterback Jim Stoeckel and split end Pat McInally have drawn attention for their efforts...
Repeaters for Harvard are Jim Stoeckel in the quarterback slot, Pat McInally, who was a unanimous selection at split end, and Bob Shaw at defensive tackle. The selection of Yale's Rick Fehling at defensive end prevented Berger from repeating...