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Game Numer 1 Utah State at Salt Lake Sept. 13-7:30 p.m. (MDT) GENERAL INFORMATION President: Dr. Glen L. Taggart Athletic Director: LaDell Andersen Publicity Director: Craig Hislop (801) 752-4100 i Colors: Blue and White Nickname: Big Blue, Utags, State Enrollment: 8,890 Stadium: E.L. "Dick" Romney Location: Logan, Utah Offense: Multiple "I" and split backs Defense: 5-2 Conference: NCAA Independent COACHES Head Coach: Phil Krueger Alma Mater-Year: Southeast Missouri State, 1951 Record at Utah State: 15-7 Career Record: 25-17 Assistants: Ray Butcher, Doug Smith, Jeff Jorgensen, Jack Robinson, AI Saunders, Scott Ackerman, Chris Pella 1974 RESULTS (8-3) UTAH STATE 17-7 Wyoming 9- 6 Brigham Young 3-72 Oklahoma 24-23 Colorado State 27-24 Kent State 21-16 West Texas State 17- 3 Idaho 3- 7 Southern Mississippi 34- 0 Utah 20- 7 Weber State 6-34 San Diego State 1975 OUTLOOK A defense loaded with talent and experience; an offense featuring the nation's best runner in 1974 and a schedule deserving of both. Phil Krueger's 1975 Utah State Football team, his third, seems to have a great deal going for it. But the schedule (featuring games at Texas, Arkansas, Florida State and building power Boise State) sobers the outlook a bit. "This is the best talent we've had since I've been here" said Krueger, matter-offactly. "We've simply got to put it together. While we're doing that, we'll be adjusting our defensive philosophy to offset the wide open passing attack we'll see. And, on offense, we'll be searchinglfor a center; we want to re-group the offensive line into a cohesive unit; we will look hard for a quarter- PHIL KRUEGER Head Coach September 13—Utah Salt Lake City September 20—Florida September 27—San Diego St Tallahassee ir 09 4-Texas October October 11—West Texas State October 18—Weber State October 25—Arkansas November 1—Wyoming November 8—Brigham Young November 15—Boise State November Austin *." Logan Ogden Fayetteville Logan Logan Boise 22—Colorado State Ft. Collins 37 back to run the offense and we'll be trying to develop a more threatening passing attact to complement our fine running game." LETTERMEN RETURNING (32) Offense: Kory Coles (se), Dan Cox (tb), Louie Giammona (tb), Barry Grasseschi (oc), Bill Haynes (ot), Jesse Kemp (tb), Mike Meksto (oc), Eldon Messersmith (og), Keith Mullins (og), Orlando Nelson (te), Scott Parrish (ot), Bobby Robinson (fb), Steve Smith (fb-tb), Paul Tidwell (fb), Paul Tippets (se-fl). Defense: AI Bateman (lb), Bob Dzierzak (dt), Charlie Haynes (dt), Ron Holmes (de), Jim Hough (dt-ng), Brian Longuevan (lb), Chuck Martens (lb), Mark Masson (cb), Steve Maughan (de), Ron "Smoke" Mc- Cloud (fs), Claude Nelson (de), Jim Samaduroff (ng), Randy Stockham (de), Kim Wallace (dt), Joel Watson (lb), Dave Williams (cb), Wayne Womack (dt). HONOR CANDIDATES: L ouie Giammona (tb), Scott Parrish (ot), Steve Maughan (del. LETTERMEN LOST: (16) TOP NEWCOMERS: Greg Van Ness (qb), Greg Daley (fl), John Hooks (te), Dave Newberry (og), Dave Niiro (cb), John Dodge (cb-punter). Series Record: Utah leads 47-22-4 Year by Year Since 1960 1960 - 6-0 1961 - 6-17 1962 - 6-19 1963 - 25-23 1964- 14-6 1965 - 7-14 1966-- 7-13 1967 - 18-19 1968 - 13-28 1969 - 27-7 1970 - 17-0 1971 - 17-21 1972 - 16-44 1973 - 31-28 1974 - 0-34
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Game Numer 1<br />
Utah State<br />
at Salt Lake<br />
Sept. 13-7:30 p.m. (MDT)<br />
GENERAL INFORMATION<br />
President: Dr. Glen L. Taggart<br />
Athletic Director: LaDell Andersen<br />
Publicity Director: Craig Hislop (801) 752-4100 i<br />
Colors: Blue and White<br />
Nickname: Big Blue, Utags, State<br />
Enrollment: 8,890<br />
Stadium: E.L. "Dick" Romney<br />
Location: Logan, Utah<br />
Offense: Multiple "I" and split backs<br />
Defense: 5-2<br />
Conference: NCAA Independent<br />
COACHES<br />
Head Coach: Phil Krueger<br />
Alma Mater-Year: Southeast Missouri State,<br />
1951<br />
Record at Utah State: 15-7<br />
Career Record: 25-17<br />
Assistants: Ray Butcher, Doug Smith, Jeff<br />
Jorgensen, Jack Robinson, AI Saunders,<br />
Scott Ackerman, Chris Pella<br />
1974 RESULTS (8-3)<br />
UTAH STATE<br />
17-7 Wyoming<br />
9- 6 Brigham Young<br />
3-72 Oklahoma<br />
24-23 Colorado State<br />
27-24 Kent State<br />
21-16 West Texas State<br />
17- 3 Idaho<br />
3- 7 Southern Mississippi<br />
34- 0 Utah<br />
20- 7 Weber State<br />
6-34 San Diego State<br />
<strong>1975</strong> OUTLOOK<br />
A defense loaded with talent and experience;<br />
an <strong>of</strong>fense featuring the nation's best<br />
runner in 1974 and a schedule deserving <strong>of</strong><br />
both.<br />
Phil Krueger's <strong>1975</strong> Utah State <strong>Football</strong><br />
team, his third, seems to have a great deal<br />
going for it. But the schedule (featuring<br />
games at Texas, Arkansas, Florida State and<br />
building power Boise State) sobers the outlook<br />
a bit.<br />
"This is the best talent we've had since<br />
I've been here" said Krueger, matter-<strong>of</strong>factly.<br />
"We've simply got to put it together.<br />
While we're doing that, we'll be adjusting<br />
our defensive philosophy to <strong>of</strong>fset the wide<br />
open passing attack we'll see. And, on<br />
<strong>of</strong>fense, we'll be searchinglfor a center; we<br />
want to re-group the <strong>of</strong>fensive line into a<br />
cohesive unit; we will look hard for a quarter-<br />
PHIL KRUEGER<br />
Head Coach<br />
September 13—Utah Salt Lake City<br />
September 20—Florida<br />
September 27—San Diego St<br />
Tallahassee<br />
ir 09 4-Texas<br />
October October 11—West Texas State<br />
October 18—Weber State<br />
October 25—Arkansas<br />
November 1—Wyoming<br />
November 8—Brigham Young<br />
November 15—Boise State<br />
November<br />
Austin *."<br />
Logan<br />
Ogden<br />
Fayetteville<br />
Logan<br />
Logan<br />
Boise<br />
22—Colorado State Ft. Collins<br />
37<br />
back to run the <strong>of</strong>fense and we'll be trying to<br />
develop a more threatening passing attact to<br />
complement our fine running game."<br />
LETTERMEN RETURNING (32)<br />
Offense: Kory Coles (se), Dan Cox (tb),<br />
Louie Giammona (tb), Barry Grasseschi<br />
(oc), Bill Haynes (ot), Jesse Kemp (tb),<br />
Mike Meksto (oc), Eldon Messersmith<br />
(og), Keith Mullins (og), Orlando Nelson<br />
(te), Scott Parrish (ot), Bobby Robinson<br />
(fb), Steve Smith (fb-tb), Paul Tidwell<br />
(fb), Paul Tippets (se-fl).<br />
Defense: AI Bateman (lb), Bob Dzierzak (dt),<br />
Charlie Haynes (dt), Ron Holmes (de),<br />
Jim Hough (dt-ng), Brian Longuevan (lb),<br />
Chuck Martens (lb), Mark Masson (cb),<br />
Steve Maughan (de), Ron "Smoke" Mc-<br />
Cloud (fs), Claude Nelson (de), Jim<br />
Samadur<strong>of</strong>f (ng), Randy Stockham (de),<br />
Kim Wallace (dt), Joel Watson (lb), Dave<br />
Williams (cb), Wayne Womack (dt).<br />
HONOR CANDIDATES: L ouie Giammona<br />
(tb), Scott Parrish (ot), Steve Maughan<br />
(del.<br />
LETTERMEN LOST: (16)<br />
TOP NEWCOMERS: Greg Van Ness (qb),<br />
Greg Daley (fl), John Hooks (te), Dave<br />
Newberry (og), Dave Niiro (cb), John<br />
Dodge (cb-punter).<br />
Series Record: Utah leads 47-22-4<br />
Year by Year Since 1960<br />
1960 - 6-0<br />
1961 - 6-17<br />
1962 - 6-19<br />
1963 - 25-23<br />
1964- 14-6<br />
1965 - 7-14<br />
1966-- 7-13<br />
1967 - 18-19<br />
1968 - 13-28<br />
1969 - 27-7<br />
1970 - 17-0<br />
1971 - 17-21<br />
1972 - 16-44<br />
1973 - 31-28<br />
1974 - 0-34