Boise State University - Les Bois Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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if 1 l i 1 i Ann Morrison Park provided the Broncos with all the room they needed. Coach Knap brought in coaches from the local area to aid Connors, Nickel, and himself and then divided the squad into workable groups for practice. , ig? -4 If X 1 R I I I iz' ,fx 1 ly KN? 'mi is 2 , A' if ri,-.21-i.. . After twenty days of practice at Ann Morrison like that going on above, the boys were placed on one of two teams, Nickel's Knights and Connor's Comets. A game was played utilizing referees, sideline chains, and lighted scoreboard. The losing coaches, it was agreed, would run a mile around the football field. After the dust cleared, the score was the Knights 40 and the Comets 32. Then it was pandemonium as sixty fellows watched the coaches do what they had done for weeks-run!

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SPRING FOOTBALL Two defensive backs keep their eyes glued on a pass in an effort to intercept the ball and return it for their unit. Football practice took place at Ann Morrison Mem- orial Park during the spring because the grass had not grown back on battle-scarred Bronco Stadium. Prospects for 1968-69 competed for berths on the fall squad with their scholarships hanging in the balance. me mam is msms:?s mums gaam is is may me sas is sa as sg M was H ssmgessf ,mm mama s is as sas as my use mains sas :Ease asain sa 'sas it s an 'Sas sa sa sa Km as as EE E it is was as sa The defensive line is completely blufted in this sweep play. The fellows were divided into offensive and defensive players. In such a way, each man becomes a specialist and does not need to memorize both offensive and defensive moves. as sQ:e'1jmiMmx it-M as M aa asf tt., Ee . was nat? 5. sim as use .sa as mamma sa is is as E s Q, we sages BFE me gig E .1 . as as is z mm as is :H E 12 was HHQHWE.. B N new sms:

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