Ranking shuffle and Rose Bowl concerns for 1948 season
The piece argues Michigan should top Notre Dame in a revised 1947 ranking, with Texas, S M U, and Penn State following. It notes Doak Walker and Bobby Layne as standout backs, references Notre Dame and Michigan’s strong returning squads, and warns West Coast teams face a lack of depth and weak Rose Bowl showings. It laments fading West Coast football strength and cites UCLA, USC, Stanford, and California.
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