Red Raiders stacked with talent for Sidney High season
Sidney High coach Dale Stoner previews a deep Red Raider squad with 17 lettermen and 12 seniors and 16 juniors. Quarterbacks Steve Cook and Greg Schilreff vie for the job as Stoner emphasizes leadership and speed for a modern pro veer offense.
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Sidney Red Raiders 1974 football season review
Sidney High School finished 4-6 under first year coach Dale Stoner. The season featured four one touchdown losses and notable performances by Jeff O Connell and Chuck Haupt. Key games included 19-6 loss to Cheyenne East, 52-14 win over Gothenburg, 23-20 loss to Chadron, and 18-12 win vs Ogallala. The article lists players, linemen, and depth charts, noting 12 graduates from 1974 and no preseason predictions due to injuries risk.
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Tim O’connell
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College Football Outlook Signals Sooner Title Hopes
AP report surveys top contenders with Oklahoma facing challenges from Nebraska Colorado Oklahoma State and Missouri in a race for the Big Eight and national honors. It notes Notre Dame Penn State USC UCLA Alabama Auburn Ohio State Michigan Texas A M and others as likely Top Ten candidates while Oklahoma is off probation and bowls beckon.
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