AP All America picks include Rodgers and Glover
Johnny Rodgers and Rich Glover head the 1972 AP All America team with USC teammates Charles Young and Richard Wood. Nebraska also places Vic Harper and three other Sooners earn spots as Oklahoma dominates with Pruitt Brahaney Moore.
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