I'm not sure what position Skip played, but his number was LXXXIV.

LMAO

Frontenac has the best Italian EVERYTHING. It is 90% Italian.

You asked for me to describe the split T formation. OK, the QB is under center, 2 yards deeper are two halfbacks side by side with the FB 2 yards deeper between the HB's.
We had what was called the "belly series" whereby the QB took the snap, turned either right or left, put the ball in the halfbacks belly (with both hands) and rode with the HB to the los. If he saw a hole opening, he pulled out his hands and let the HB have the ball. If no hole, he pulled out the ball, spun and gave it to the FB or kept it and/or passed. I think it would work today as it depended upon sleight of hand rather than speed. That's probably why Marv Levy used the split T's cousin, the Wing T when he found himself top heavy with RB's.

TE/DE - Small Town KS. Skip sold peanuts and chico-sticks during my games and would wash my jock afterwards. I don't know why he just wanted to.

I have seen the wing T run to perfection by another Norcal powerhouse, Nevada Union. They hurried to the line to run the plays, many times catching their opponents undeployed and the ball alreeady snapped. They huddled about 2 yards from the line of scrimmage as well.

I was too young to comprehend what the Chiefs were doing when they were running it. I just remember Don Crickey(sp) saying, "In order for the wing t to work, they need to get at least 4 yards on first down."

The mob owns Frontenac. Papa Joe Saia. I remember a couple of Iranians disappearing in the early 80's. Everyone knew it was the degos. And before anyone gives me hell, I have cousins who are Italian and my wife's mother was born in Italy.

Damn you Boog! Give her a break, she's earning rep :rolleyes:

Guard, Tackle, OLB and where ever the coach put me. Loved playing LB.