Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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WSC Football Season Tin Weber Slate Wildcats entered their second decade of football this past season with a new coach, a young inex- perienced team, and the toughest schedule In Weber Slate College history. Predictably enough, the statistics at season's end reflected the Image of a team undergoing the pains of a rebuilding process. A look at the caliber of opposition the Cats faced leaves no doubt that the ambitious schedule was undertaken in the wrong year. Four major college foes (Utah State. Idaho. Southern Mississippi, and Brigham Young University), two more schools moving up to NCAA Division One classification within the next two years (Cal State-Fullerton and Eastern 'm • Michigan) and two very strong Big Sky teams (Boise State and Montana State) provided the Cats with several weeks of frustration. The season results were ... WSC 3 ........Utah Swt 10 WSC 25 .......No. Art oo 13 WSC 16 .......CS-Kullmon II WSC 7 ........ Rotw Stat :u WSC 0 .. Montana SiAtr 33 WSC 13........U. 4M hol7 WSC 3« ......... Idaho S «i 23 USC 7...........So. Mi» 2« WSC 0 ..........Montana 10 USC 14 ..............BYU 45 USC 7 ........t. Michigan 44 'Home garnet 27 Football