USD Football 1992

No. 4

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In This Issue: 1 ■• SEEKING A FAVORABLE RETURN The ability of teams to score on punt returns is a point of, and something that can keep teamsin, contention. •• • THE HYPE-SMAN? In the quest for the Heisman Trophy, being the best on the field may take second place to being the best in the press. Television has not always been the media force in college football that it is today. •• • BLUE STEEL AND BROWN METTLE It was 1942 when a coach name Paul Brown awoke the sleeping giant known as the Ohio State Buckeyes, and led them to the national title. ••• SMILE FOR THE CAMERA

••• RUNNING TARGETS Running backs still run in the '90s, but more and more of their running involves pass patterns. ••• FANTASTIC VOYAGE The strategies of the two-minute drill, which result in those fantastic finishes. are as diverse as the teams that face them. ••• THE BOTTLE ROCKET Allegheny tailback Stanley Drayton streaks across the Division Ill conference, leaving defenders in his wake.

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