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Army: determined but inexperienced
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The Daily Collegian Fall Sports Preview Monday, September 10, 1973-9
By CON CRANE
Editor
Slum and Gravy Magazine
WEST POINT, N.Y. "There's great
potential for the future on this team and the
whole season is predicated on how fast the
young ones mature," states on optimistic
Tom Cahill, now in his eighth year as head
football coach at West Point.
However, a schedule that has Tennessee,
California, Georgia Tech, Penn State, and
Notre Dame as the first five games
necessitates some awfully quick
development.
The replacement of 28 graduated
lettermen is made doubly difficult by the
fact that this Army team has only 13
seniors.
Much depends on the throwing arm of
quarterback . Kingsley Fink and the
receiving hands of co-captain Jim Ward.
Tight end Joe Miller is another veteran who
will be spearing Fink aerials, along with
junior Barry Armstrong.
On the ground, Pete Ramsburger and Bob
Simons will do the bulk of the ball-carrying,
with help from Willie Thighpen, also an
outstanding blocker. The offensive line will
be anchored by Ted Davis and Ted
Krawczyk.
Co-captain Skip Whitman will lead a
defense which was hurt much worse than
the offense by graduation. Joining him to
bolster the linebacking positions will be
aggressive Dave Molten.
Last year's center, Neil Begley, his been
moved to defensive tackle to take
advantage of his talent and size (6-5, 235).
The defense will be young but determined.
Even the coaching staff has three new
faces. Cahill really had his job cut out for
him at early drills, but his ,efforts
culminated in a spring intrasquad game in
which 75 points were scored.
This team will get on the scoreboard; ,a
successful season will depend on how
quickly the inexperienced defense solidifies.
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