Football scouts predict top teams for 1941 season
In Tennessee and nationwide, coaches and scouts discuss likely powerhouses for 1941. Minnesota and Fordham emerge as toughest to beat, with Notre Dame, Texas, Navy, and Stanford also highlighted. Eastern and southern programs show strong backfields, with Yale, Columbia, and Harvard noted for potential surprises.
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Ashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Minnesota
Fordham
Washington
S.M.U
Bernie Bierman
Jim Crowley
Notre Dame
Red Sanders
Harry Mehre
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Texas
S.M.U. Close
Texas A
Midwest
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio State
Michigan
Bob Neyland
Tulane
Duke
Nebraska
Missouri
Rams
Navy
Larson
Cornell
Snavely
Colgate
Columbia
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Spike Nelson
Army
Dartmouth
Georgetown
Boston College
O'Rourke
Gladduck
Kerr
B.C
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Yankees
Dodgers
Ri. C
California
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WM Crowley
Iran
Tschalus
Teheran
Caspian Sea
Neldan I Naftan
Omar Shields
Lincolnville
Kaw
Highland Rural School
Peece
Abig Bela
Pasadena
Calif
Marvin Thompson
Chicago
Thompson
Cloyde
America
George Maraball
Ataft
U. S
John DiI
Germany
Camp Polk
Western Desert
South African Infantry Brigade
Hull
Kichisaburo Normura
Normura
Roosevelt
Francis Biddle
Robert H. Jackson
Sage Cate
Supreme Court
Biddle
Los Angeles