Draft Strains Hit College Football Prospects in 1951
The column argues draft pressures may shrink college football to Army and Navy dominance in 1951. It cites Cravath of Southern California warning of losing players, notes big costs to run squads, and questions the future of the sport as colleges face financial and regulatory pressures.
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Hagen
Army
Navy
Jeff
Bart
Pallard
Pollock
Filipesi
Johnson
Beck
Weaver
Cravath
West Point
Noone
William Shakespeare
Bernie Bierman
Blair Cherry
Texas
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