02-20-2021, 03:18 PM
I stand corrected. Thanks. Plus Dot was an excellent baseball player.
(02-20-2021, 02:59 PM)Red80 Wrote:I remember that 1968 team well. It was personable and you became a fan for life. On defense, you had Don Parish and Pat Preston, if I recall correctly. I believe Preston is a well respected coach in Bakersfield now.(02-20-2021, 02:36 PM)BobK Wrote: Dot played Fullback???
At times and in certain formations, as when Vincent White was at Halfback.
(02-20-2021, 02:59 PM)Red80 Wrote:I remember that 1968 team well. It was personable and you became a fan for life. On defense, you had Don Parish and Pat Preston, if I recall correctly. I believe Preston is a well respected coach in Bakersfield now.(02-20-2021, 02:36 PM)BobK Wrote: Dot played Fullback???
At times and in certain formations, as when Vincent White was at Halfback.
(02-21-2021, 01:33 PM)Genuine Realist Wrote:(02-20-2021, 02:59 PM)Red80 Wrote:I remember that 1968 team well. It was personable and you became a fan for life. On defense, you had Don Parish and Pat Preston, if I recall correctly. I believe Preston is a well respected coach in Bakersfield now.(02-20-2021, 02:36 PM)BobK Wrote: Dot played Fullback???
At times and in certain formations, as when Vincent White was at Halfback.
My memory is failing. I remember the opening play against USC quite well. I don't remember it going for a touchdown. Bill Shoemaker the kicker was a soph back up linebacker by the name of Steve Horwitz who filled in for the injured Bill Shoemaker., who had been pressed into service because of an injury to the regular place kicker, missed the first of three chippie field goals in a 27-24 loss. Simpson saved the Trojan a$$ with an improvised halfback pass. Horwitiz became the regular kicker in his junior and senior years, he accounted for all of Stanford points in their 1970 win over UCLA 9-7, and he also kick field goals in wins over USC and Ohio State in the Rose Bowl (that is justice for the younger man at the time)
According to the novelist Thomas Mallon, Washington was Condoleeza Rice's 'go to' escort during the Bush years.
(02-21-2021, 01:33 PM)Genuine Realist Wrote:(02-20-2021, 02:59 PM)Red80 Wrote:I remember that 1968 team well. It was personable and you became a fan for life. On defense, you had Don Parish and Pat Preston, if I recall correctly. I believe Preston is a well respected coach in Bakersfield now.(02-20-2021, 02:36 PM)BobK Wrote: Dot played Fullback???
At times and in certain formations, as when Vincent White was at Halfback.
My memory is failing. I remember the opening play against USC quite well. I don't remember it going for a touchdown. Bill Shoemaker the kicker was a soph back up linebacker by the name of Steve Horwitz who filled in for the injured Bill Shoemaker., who had been pressed into service because of an injury to the regular place kicker, missed the first of three chippie field goals in a 27-24 loss. Simpson saved the Trojan a$$ with an improvised halfback pass. Horwitiz became the regular kicker in his junior and senior years, he accounted for all of Stanford points in their 1970 win over UCLA 9-7, and he also kick field goals in wins over USC and Ohio State in the Rose Bowl (that is justice for the younger man at the time)
According to the novelist Thomas Mallon, Washington was Condoleeza Rice's 'go to' escort during the Bush years.