Passes and Punts Power New College Offenses This Fall
The Friendly Ghost defense and shifting signals drive a pass heavy trend in 1967 college football. Coaches move backs to end and flanker roles to stress air games while defenses gain exotic names and faster coverage. Nebraska Indiana Washington State drop the I formation as teams emphasize ball returns and deep routes.
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Petty Captures Pole At Weaverville Speedway Fast to Lead
Richard Petty, the NASCAR front runner, earned the pole at Asheville Weaverville for Sundays Western North 500. He posted 86.663 mph over the half mile, then won a $500 purse in a five lap dash. Dieringer starts beside him in the front row with 86.455 mph.
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HPC Gym Floors Redefine High Point College Court
High Point College alumni gymnasium adopts a $36,000 tartan resin floor, unique in North Carolina and among few nationwide. The heavy 1900 pound roll, ½ inch thick, rests over concrete with minimal maintenance, offering better resilience and less moisture buildup for a multi purpose athletic facility.
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