[lex24]

A few years after he left Kansas, the Jayhawks came to Stanford Stadium and lost to the Indians 21-20 in one of the first games I witnessed as a freshman. Their coach was Pepper Rodgers, a real unusual personality in a profession that didn't take kindly to "oddballs". He died recently with not enough fanfare, IMO.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/20...him-great/

Didn’t Rogers run the wishbone? Remember him from his years at UCLA.  I think Mark Harmon was his QB. One of my HS alma maters greatest athletes, Brad Lyman, was a WR. His son Chase was a WR at Cal. Brad was a sprinter. Could fly. But both he and Chase were derailed by knee injuries.

[lex24]

A few years after he left Kansas, the Jayhawks came to Stanford Stadium and lost to the Indians 21-20 in one of the first games I witnessed as a freshman. Their coach was Pepper Rodgers, a real unusual personality in a profession that didn't take kindly to "oddballs". He died recently with not enough fanfare, IMO.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/20...him-great/

Didn’t Rogers run the wishbone? Remember him from his years at UCLA.  I think Mark Harmon was his QB. One of my HS alma maters greatest athletes, Brad Lyman, was a WR. His son Chase was a WR at Cal. Brad was a sprinter. Could fly. But both he and Chase were derailed by knee injuries.