McNeese State University - Log Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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Wide receiver Flip Johnson (No. 13) is knocked down by un- identified Lamar play- ers as he runs for the line during the McNeese-Lamar con- test. (Photo by T. Mari- cle) Divider 115

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...And It Takes -Competition- Competition with other universities receives sup- port from both the students and faculty of McNeese. Heated battles provide the center for sports fans to channel their spirit and loyalty to the university’s ath- letic programs. The triumphant touchdown, the last goal, the final yard, and the winning ace all provoke rousing cheers and applause for the efforts of the McNeese athletes. Unity is evident among the fans, the players, and the coaching staff of McNeese; each yearning for victory with zest and determina- tion. In addition to organized sports, McNeese offers a variety of unorganized recreational activities through the Intramural Program. Within this program, fans can become a part of the action as contenders in games of sport that are exciting, fun, and strenuous. Wheth- er the athletics are organized or unorganized, McNeese has what it takes to be tops in competition. 114 Sports

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