 | The Cavalier daily Thursday, October 12, 1967 |  |
Soaring QB
Tall (6′ 5″) Al Woodall quarterbacks
the Blue Devils. He has
shown that his height advantage
is a real plus in picking out receivers
with accuracy. Larry Davis,
a nifty runner who started several
games for the Devils last season,
ably backs Woodall.
On defense, Duke uses for the
most part a 5-4 Oklahoma, but
will change to an even defense
4-4, or a 6-2. Outstanding linemen
to watch are : Gene Debolt,
end, Bob Foyle, middle guard;
and Bob Lasky, tackle. Ed Newman
is a tiger at linebacker.
Duke has shown itself as a ball
control team. If the Cavaliers are
to stop them, they must contain
the Devil's hungry ground attack,
which rolled up 26 first downs
against Army.
| The Cavalier daily Thursday, October 12, 1967 | |