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Yet another fan says Syracuse University football offense should go way back - to using the split T

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Bruising forward Harold Brantley, after being forced to the bench early with three first-quarter fouls, energized the Trojans down the stretch, scoring seven of his 11 in the fourth. Said Brantley, whose Trojans (5-0, 3-0) were picked by The Patriot-News to finish second to the Colts (4-1, 2-1) in the Keystone: “This showed me we’re as tough as we thought we were.”

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[hplare]

I share Don's fondness for the old split T, but he's very wrong about there being no award winning linemen from those years. Center Jim Ringo is in the HOF and quite a few from the 59 champs went on to play Pro. Roger Davis,Maury Youmans, Al Bemiller, Tom Gilburg and John Brown certainly come to mind.

 

[FranCuse]

I share Don's fondness for the old split T, but he's very wrong about there being no award winning linemen from those years. Center Jim Ringo is in the HOF and quite a few from the 59 champs went on to play Pro. Roger Davis,Maury Youmans, Al Bemiller, Tom Gilburg and John Brown certainly come to mind.

I agree, this "Sizable Seven" was considered one of the best to have played the game by many.