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Western Football Lettermen (1914-79) State's Finest Blockers During His Four-Year Tenure 1980 .. 1980 Hilltopper S Index TimeSeries Record ~ - t..,. - All-Americans ........ .. .. ... 78 One:-Sicfed Games .... .. .... .... 75 Date Opponent Site (Centran w L T AII-OVC Selections (All-Time) . .. .. 80 Opening Game Record . .. ... .. .... 72 Sept. 6 Evansville Bowling Green, Ky. 1:00pm 12 3 2 Al Almond Memorial Award ... .. .... 8 Opponents ('80) ..... .. 47-57 13 Kentucky State Frankfort, Ky. 1:00pm 0 0 0 Athletic Director's Office ... ..... ... 10 Outlook . ..... : ....... .... 45 Athletic Staff Directory ......... .. 11 20 *Akron Akron, Ohio 6:30 pm 0 4 2 Player Sketches .. ... .. .. .... .. 20-38 Basketball Schedules ( 1980-81) .. .... 85 Post Season Appearances . .. ... 79 1:00pm 21 3 27 *Austin Peay Bowling Green. Ky. 1 Birthdays in Season .. ..... .. 27 President Donald W . Zacharias ....... 5 Oct. 4 Open Date Bowl (Post Season) Appearances . .. 79 Press, Radio, TV Outlets . ........... 3 11 Youngstown State Bowling Green, Ky. 1:00pm 2 2 0 Coaches Records .. .. ... .... 70-71 Pronunciation Guide . ..... .. .. .... 43 18 *Tennessee Tech Cookeville, Tenn. 1:30pm 22 20 1 Coaching Staff ........ ... 12-17 Records ....... ......... ... .... 62-69 Crowd Records . ... ... .. .. .. .. .. 7 Red Towel . .. ...... .. .... ... .. 8 25 *Eastern Kentucky Bowling Green, Ky. 1:00pm 33 18 2 Depth Chart . .. ... .. .. ......... 46 Results (All-Time) . ..... .... .. 72-n Nov. 1 * Morehead State Morehead, Ky. 12:30 pm 30 6 2 Feast & Famine ' Results ('79) . ...... Inside Front Cover 8 *Middle Tennessee Bowling Green, Ky . 1:00pm 24 21 1 (Best and Worst Seasons) .. ... 77 Rosters .. .. .. .. .. ..... .... 42-43 (Homecoming) Football Schedules (Future) .... .. ... 85 Schedule (WKU) . .. Inside Front Cover Hilltopper Nickname ......... ... 11 Schedule (Opponents' 15 Open Date Homecoming Record ... .. ... 76 Composite) ........... Back Cover 1:30pm 23 17 22 * Murray State Murray, Ky. 6 Keen Hall, The Hilltoppers' Series Records ... ............. 58 *Ohio Valley Conference game. Home games in boldface type. Campus Home . .. ........ .. .. 7 Signees > •••.••••••••••••• . •••• 37-38 Lettermen (1914-79) . .... 39-41, 44 Smith Stadium .. .. .. .. .•...... 6 Managers (Student) . ... 17 Statistics ('79 Final) .. .. .. ....... 60-61 Media Information . ..... .. .. .... 2 Training Staff ... .. .. .... ..... 18-19 Milestones, WKU Grid . .. ..... .... 73 Travel Plans .. .. .. ......... 46 1979 Results NCAA I-AA Leaders ....... • . .. 78 Western Kentucky University ...... 4 · Ohio Valley Conference ... ...... 81-84 Overall Record: 5-5-0 OVC Record: 3-3-0, Fourth AII -OVC Team ('791 . .... .. 84 All-Sports Champs .... ........ 83 Football Champs ...... .. .. ... 83 Score Players-of-the-Year (WKU) ..... 84 Date Opponent Crowd W-L WK-Opp Standings (All-Time) ........... 83 Sept. 8 at UT-Chattanooga . .. .. ..... 10,250 ..... L. ........ 28-41 Standings ('79) ................ 84 15 Lamar . .... .. ... ....... .. 14,600 ..... L. ...... .. 27-58 22 at Austin Peay* . 9,000 . .. .. W . 24-20 29 Open Date Oct. 6 Northern Michigan . ..... .. 14,000 . .... W. 28-21 13 Tennessee Tech* ......... 13,200 . .... W. 49- 7 20 at Eastern Kentucky* ...... 25,300 ..... L . 6- 8 27 Morehead State* ...... .. 19,800 . .... L. 0- 3 (Homecoming) Nov. 3 at Middle Tennessee* . 8,000 ... W ... .. 17-12 For Information on all Hilltopper 10 at Northern Iowa . ..... .. ... 12,500 . .... W ... ..... 24-17 sports, contact: 17 Murray State* ..... .. .. 15,500 ..... L. ....... 20-30 *Ohio Valley Conference game. Home games in boldface type. Paul Just Sports Information Director About the Cover: Our 1980 cover Attendance: 142,150 (Average --- 14,2151 Office of Public Information features veteran coach Jimmy Feix, Home: n ,100 (Average --- 15,4201** Wetherby Administration Building senior quarterback John Hall, the OVC's Road: 65,050 (Average --- 13,0101 Western Kentucky University 1979 Offensive Player-of-the-Year, and Bowling Green, Kentucky 42101 Smith Stadium, the 19,250-seat home of **Western's average home attendance (15,420) ranked sixth among NCAA Division I-AA Phone: Office --- (502) 745-4295 the Hilltoppers. The artwork, done in Schools. Only Grambling (29,900), Florida A&M (26,217), Jackson State (21 ,391) , Home --- (502) 781-17n paint on canvas, is the creation of Mark Southern U. (19,600), and Boise State (19,419) outdrew the Hilltoppers at home. Rosenthal. Tough Competition: The Hilltoppers ran into some tough opposition during the 1979 season, dropping five games to teams who collectively won 73.7% (40-13-41 of their games. Eastern Kentucky was 11 -2-0; UT-Chattanooga went 9-2-0; Murray State posted a 9-2-1 marl<; Lamer was 6-3-2; and Morehead State WKl,I Sports Information: Director --- Paul Just; Secretary --- Becky Higgs; Graduate Assistant --­ finished &4-1 . Richard Smith; Student Assistants --- Arthur Anderson, Use Grider, Mary Hillebrand, Alan Mattingly and Jim Pick-. Jr. Area Press, Radio, TV Outlets *MIKE MORROW *SPORTS DIRECTOR SPORTS DIRECTOR Sports Department WAVE TV WKYU Radio Nashville Tennessean 725 South Floyd Academic Complex 1100 Broadway Louisville, KY 40203 Western Kentucky Nashville, TN 37201 University *LARRY BARNES Bowling Green, KY 42101 *SPORTS DESK Kentucky Sports World Associated Press 4500 Robards Lane *SPORTS DESK Box 990 Louisville, KY 40232 Glasgow Daily Times Nashville, TN 37202 301 South Green Street *MIKE JOHNSON Glasgow, KY 42141 *SPORTS DIRECTOR Lexington Herald WSM TV and Radio 239 West Short Street *SPORTS DESK 5700 Knob Road Lexington, KY 40507 Kentucky New Era Nashville, TN 37209 123 West Seventh Street To The Working Media *SPORTS DESK Hopkinsville, KY 42240 *SPORTS DESK United Press International Here is your copy of the 1980 Photo Coverage: Photographers re­ United Press International Frankfort State Journal *JIM TURNER Hilltopper Football Brochure which we quiring press box space will need a press 1100 Broadway Building The Logan Leader hope will be helpful in your coverage of box ticket. Sideline passes will be issued Nashville, TN 37210 321 West Main Street 120 Public Square this year's Western gridders. to authorized personnel representing Frankfort, KY 40601 Russellville, KY 42276 L. T. Smith Stadium, the home of the news media on the field and must be *SPORTS DIRECTOR Hilltoppers, is topped by a press box displayed at all times. WNGE TV *CLARK HANES *DANNY McKENZIE designed to meet the needs of nearly 100 Radio Coverage: Radio broadcast 441 Murfreesboro Road Sports Editor Owensboro Messenger & writers, broadcasters and photograph­ permission should be obtained in ad­ Nashville, TN 37210 Park City Daily News Inquirer 813 College Street ers. Our press box staff will supply you vance, along with press box tickets, from * JOE CALDWELL 1401 Frederica Bowling Green, KY 42101 with complete statistical information. Sports Information Director Paul Just. Sports Department Owensboro, KY 42301 Soft drinks, coffee and other refresh­ Arrangements for installation of broad­ Nashville Banner SPORTS DIRECTOR *SPORTS EDITOR ments are also available in the press box cast loops should be made well in , 1100 Broadway WLBJ Radio Henderson Gleaner & for your convenience. advance with South Central Bell Tele­ Nashville, TN 37210 Cemetery Road Journal phone Company. Press Box Coverage: Admittance to Bowling Green, KY 42101 P.O. Box 4 the press box will be granted only to Telecoph:r-Telephones: Western will *SPORTS DIRECTOR Henderson, KY 42420 authorized persons with press box tickets have one Telecopier ana several WTVF TV SPORTS DIRECTOR for that specific game. Tickets must be telephones in the press box for your Life and Casualty Tower WKCT Radio *JIM GRIESCH secured in advance from Sports Informa­ convenience. However, if you plan to file 474 James Robertson 804 College Street The Madisonville tion Director Paul Just. Newspaper press copy via Telecopier, it will be necessary Parkway Bowling Green, KY 42101 Messenger passes and sideline passes will not be to notify Sports Information Director Nashville, TN 37219 221 South Main Street honored. Each ticket will carry a seat or Paul Just in advance to assure its BUD TYLER Madisonville, KY 42431 booth assignment and will entitle the availability for your use-it will be *STAN SUTTON Sports Director authorized staff member to the full available to visiting writers on a first Sports Department WBGN Radio *BOB WATKINS courtesies and complete services of the come-first serve basis. The Courier-Journal 837 Fairview Avenue Sports Editor press box. Press box tickets are non­ 525 West Broadway Bowling Green, KY 42101 Elizabethtown News transferable. Louisville, KY 40202 P.O . Box 430 WES STRADER Elizabethtown, KY 42701 Please Display Your Press Tickets *SPORTS DESK WKCT Sportscaster At All Times. The Louisville Times P.O. Box 406 525 West Broadway Bowling Green, KY 42101 Louisville, KY 40202 Radio Play-By-Play of Hill­ *JERRY WALLACE topper Football Games The Press Box Staff Sparts Information Director Scores Service *SPORTS DESK Sports Director Will Be Heard This Sea­ Paul Just Ted Wilson Associated Press WBKO TV son On The Following Courier-Journal Building Director of Public Information Statistics 537 East 10th Street Stations: Fred Hensley Bob Adams, play-by-play 525 West Broadway Bowling Green, KY 42101 Arthur Anderson, spotter Louisville, KY 40202 WBGN, Bowling Green Public Address Max Appel, score book *SPORTS DESK WKCT, Bowling Green Rick Dubose, announcer Gary Browning, runner *SPORTS DIRECTOR College Heights Herald Dr. Biff Kummer, assistant John Burt, drive chart WHAS, Inc. Ron Raby,
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