University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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NC VW' 1 ' .N H, 4 1 A 73 4 ' COACH FRED C. THOMSEN We present the 1933 Razorback football team-Southwest Conference leaders, but not Southwest Conference cham- pions. At least that's what conference officials say. It seems that the Univer- sity of Arkansas eleven, in spite of its achievement in winning four and losing only one of its conference encounters, is not to be accorded the title of champion. Why? Because of a certain ineligible player in the Porker ranks who played a grand total of ten minutes in loop games, his ineligibility unknown to our coaches and players. We have nothing further to say about the matter-except this: the student body is strong in the conviction that the 1933 Razorback aggregation was the out- standing team in the Southwest, as far as We are concerned there isn't the slightest doubt about this championship business. Arkansas' record tells a story of a highly successful season, and to Coach Thomsen and his team We extend our heartiest congratulations. Tl-IE 1933 FOOTBALL SQUAD -13-