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Show FOoTba^L SiiEDUlE.COLORADO STATE 0WISCONSIN 7OREGON 6ARIZONA STATE 26B. Y. U. 20MONTANA 12WYOMING 13NEW MEXICO 21COLORADO 12U. S. U. 17UTAH 40UTAH 0UTAH 14UTAH 28UTAH 21UTAH 24UTAH 6UTAH 16UTAH 21UTAH 6rado's Buffalos posed an impossible prob-lem for the Redskins, and a whole stadium full of bloodthirsty fans were on hand to view the outcome. Already hand-picked for the Orange Bowl, the Buffs were looking forward to their first unbeaten season in twenty-five years. But the hungry Utes saw their chance for glory and took it. Playing near-perfect football, Nagel's marvels of inconsistency rose from the depths of their most recent humiliation to thoroughly trounce the astonished Buffs 21-12. Ute captain Gordy Lee, pound for pound the toughest and smartest football player in the west and Gary Hertzfelt, most promising of the newcomers, paced the scoring while Ed Pine and Marv Fleming were linemen who anchored the defense.Next to invade Ute Stadium were the traditional rivals from Logan - Utah State's powerful Aggies. Unbeaten in nine games and looking for a major bowl bid, the farmers had little difficulty remembering who spoiled their only other chance for an unbeaten season. But this was the year for the Aggies as they used their huge line to completely stifle the Ute offense and walk away with a well-deserved win. The turning point in their 17-6 victory came in the third quarter when little Tommy Larscheid shook off a dozen Ute tacklers and sped 85 yards to paydirt in the most exciting run of the season. |
