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iulldog kickers switch to home-grown talent
is* in past years. Scott Endler.  Endler,  *  AAU will be challenged for the starting away as overseas. This year is a
be conaensu* oo th* cost- discus f*me, act * world record in, role by Bill Waliburg, according different story, however.
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Also In contention for the
forward role is last year's
starting fullback, Dennis Self.
Bereskln    said    Self    would
.    The midfield positions also
have      contending      Hoover
Former Patriot Ron StoreUI
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Another  Patriot  grad,   Kent
1975 injury that sidelined him for McElroy, is * transfer from Blola
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THE COLLEOIAN-7
Alarm clock set for Bulldogs
bs Mark Najarlan
Thi* year'* Bulldogs, under
new bead coach Jim Sweeney,
will be setting out to turn around
last season's record of 3-8 when
they open plsy against the
University of Southwestern
Louisiana Sept. 11.
They will also be trying to
give CSUF its first winning
season since 1971, when the team
was 6-4-1. Since then, the 'Dogs,
tabbed a* sleeping giants by
Sweeney when he csme to
Fresno, have been 10-28.
But Sweeney fees* the CSUF
football program has Jelled since
he came and it ha* a chance of
being a winning program.
"I believe that we can win
faster than I would have at tint
expected when taking over a new
program," he said. "We can win.
because of two key things: the
attitude of the players is ex¬
cellent and the good group of
recruit* brought in."      '-■
Sweeney, who came from
Washington State to replace JR
Boone a* the head man with the
Bulldogs, is now in the process of
deciding who will be the winner of
the. battle for the No. 1 quar-
terbacking Job.
The top contenders are
highly recruited Dean Jones, out
of Compton College, and Ron
Anton. CSUF's backup QB last
Jones had the early lead
because of his running ability. He
was ranked sixth in the state last
season in total offense and was
named to the Western State all-
league team.
Many have questioned Jones'
passing ability, but Sweeney feel*
confident in the 5-8 179-pound
Junior.
"Dean will prove that he can
throw. I think we can pas* with
him in the game, although he'*
not • 'pure passer,' " Sweeney
he completed S3 of 6* tone* for.
3» yard* ss the backup QB.
Whichever player do** get
the starting nod, he'll have a
quickly improving group of
receivers to throw to.
"Our receivers, particularly
Curtis Mason, have looked very
good, in fact, spectacular at
ttmee," Sweeney said, after the
team's training session at
Tollhouse last week.
Mason, • 5-8. 160-pound wide
receiver, caught SS passes for 781
yard* last teason for Fresno City
College.
Also expected to be pulling in
• few passes for the 'Dogs is
Kevin Spencer, s senior. He
grabbed SS tosses for S77 yards
for CSUF Isst season.
Tony Jackson, Dennis Frye.
John Krswcxyk have also im¬
pressed Sweeney ss receiver*
during fall drills
The top contender for the
tight end position Is Darrell
Bettencourt, a senior. He caught
nine passes for the 'Dog* in 1973.
The running game will be led
by Jsck Wender, who has been a
Bulldog (tarter for two season*.
"Wender      ha*      shown
we c*me here," said Sweeney
about the 6-1. 104 fullback. "In
spring the fullback Job wa* in
doubt, but now Wender i* a top
night candidate."
Keith Bizzle, * 5-11,174 junior
with good outside speed, is
battling Keith Dayton for the
tailback spot Bizzle rushed for
875 yard* at Pasadena CC last
season, and Dayton was named to
the All-Valley Conference team
for Fresno CC.
Impressive on the small-but-
quick offensive line have been
Chuck Piatt, left tackle; Craig
Johnson, right tackle; Taylor
Rotenfeld, left guard: Dave
Applegale and Chuck Shearn,
right guard, and Steve Shearn,
center.
Sweeney said the player he'*
been most pleased with this fall
ha* been defensive end Cortex .
Hill. He stands 6-3 and weigh s
■He's a good football player
i attitude," he
said. "11*% owtsrmlnsd to win.
It's the kind of effort we need
from s senior."
Th* 'Dog secondary is
Inexperienced, but Sweeney fed*
itcsniUIldotheJob-againstthe
run ss well •* the pass.
Del White has looked good oa
s linebacker ss have Tom
Smotherman snd Franky
Hamilton. Witty Robinson, 5-9,
179, will be at safety. Vincc
Borjas, woo transferred from
San Diego State, has the edge at
left cornerback while Curtis
Minor has pUyed well st right
The free safety position wss
in doubt during fall drills as both
top contenders, Mark Modes and
Bob Jones, were slowed by in¬
juries.
The kicking game should be
*ound with Vine* Petucci, from
Fresno CC. The punting, which
was the Bulldogs' weakest point
in the spring, has improved
rapidly behind the booting of
Gary Hernandez.
. The one point of concern for
Sweeney going Into the final day*
of preseason practice I* overall
team speed He said team speed
make* a good football team a
great team, and the 'Dogs might
little too slow for
DEAN JONES ■ BuHdofl OS stealer?
him.
"We're going to have to
up for it with s lot of desire
well-coordinated     defeme.
Without that, the lack of
speed will show up and it could
kill you
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