PAGE SIX
THE CAMPUS ECHO
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1969
AN EAGLE IN FLIGHT—Ollie Carson goes to the air literally,
soaring over a Shaw defender in North Carolina Central University’s
49-9 Homecoming conquest of the Shaw University Bears.
By PAUL JERVAY
“Never gonna give it up,”
has been the theme of the Eagle
defensive unit throughout the
season, concerning that valuable
football property, the yard.
While the Eagle unit stubborn
ly surrenders ground, it is
seldom viewed with the anti
cipation given NCCU’s explosive
offensive attack. Let us look at
the not so spectacular side of
football, defense.
One of the basic factors in
the Eagles’ success this season
has been the play of the de
fensive unit. This unit has re
peatedly given the offensive
team the chance to retain pos
session of the football through
its outstanding plays. All com
ponent parts of a fundamentally
sound defensive unil must func
tion in accord with one another
for any degree of success. The
secondary is one of these com
ponents.
To date, the Eagles' second
ary has picked off a total of 16
enemy passes. Pete Quinn, Eagle
right cornerback, has picked off
a total of five enemy aerials,
ranking him first in both the
ClAA and NAIA in intercep
tions. Quinn is closely pursued
in this category by Charles
Bellinger, left cornerback, who
has four interceptions to his
credit. Quad captain, strong
safety Frank Bullock and the
free safety Greg Richardson
have been equally devastating
to enemy passers with two in
terceptions apiece.
SENIOR BOWL, MOBILE,
ALABAMA, January 10 — Doug
Wilkerson.
Associated Press Small Col
lege All-American — Doug Wil
kerson.
Washington Pigskin Club —
Herman Matthews.
Pittsburgh Courier All-Ameri
can — Doug Wilkerson, Sam
Singletary, Julian Martin.
Greensboro Daily News All-
State — Doug Wilkerson, Sam
Singletary, Julian Martin, Her
man Matthews.
All District 26 NAIA — Doug
Wilkerson, Sam Singletary,
Julian Martin, Herman Mat
thews.
All-CIAA — not officially re
leased yet — Herman Matthews,
Ollie Carson, Doug Wilkerson,
Julian Martin, Sam Singletary,
Pete Quinn, Jerome Gantt,
Ervin Allen. (Gantt and Allen
tied for first-team positions.)
1969 ALL-STAR FOOTBALL
TEAM
MVP — Gary Wall (PEM Club)
Offense
TE:—H. Cameron
HB—J. Dragg
C—S. Vaughn
G—L. Armstrong
NEVER GONNA GIVE IT UP
The defensive backs have
not acounted for all the inter
ceptions this year. NCCU’s fine
linebacking corps of William
Covington, Robert Holloway,
and Joseph Harrell have com
bined for three interceptions
while generally harrassing the
opposing offense with their all-
around play.
Anchoring the defensive
alignment is the CIAA’s ver
sion of the fearsome foursome.
They are quick, strong, and
menacing, as opposing quarter
backs can testify. The group
consists of Michael Galbreath,
Jerome Gantt, Russell Price,
and Sam Singletary, quad cap
tain. Assistant Coach Henry
Lattimore commented that the
aim of the front four is to keep
the quarterback on the go. By
achieving this goal, the front
four can force many of the op
position’s passes off target, and
into the waiting hands of the
alert secondary.
After five games and 288 of
the opposition’s plays, they
have managed only 693 total
yards for a per game average
of 138.6 yards, according to
NAIA statistics. Eagle statistics
are equally impressive in de
fending the pass. There have
been only 100 attempts in five
games with the opposition com
pleting only 30 and intercepting
16. All of the opposing teams’
passes through the air have net
ted 302 yards for a per game
average of 60.4 yards.
The defense might not be
spectacular, but it is doing a
G—J. Avery
SE—N. Scales
QB—Gary Wall
HB—R. Robinson
FB—H. Simmons
PEM Club
Mustangs
PEM Club
Valley
Vikings
Mustangs
Mustangs
PEM Club
PEM Club
PEM Club
Defense
G.—L. Willis
T—P. Taylor
G—R. Braswell
T—W. Ragland .
CB—A. Watson
CB—K. Kooksie
E—John Brunson
E—J. Manning —
S—H. Mosley
NCCU’s QUIETT
COACH OF YEAR
George Quiett of North Caro
lina Central University has been
named coach of the year in Dis
trict 26 of NAIA.
Quiett, in his second season
as head coach of the Eagles,
coached them to a 7-1-1 record
and a berth in the Boardwalk
Bowl in Atlantic City against
Delaware.
The only loss of the season
was to Virginia Union, while
the Eagles played North Caro
lina A.&T. to a 28-28 tie. Cen
tral finished third in the CIAA
standings this season.
Groove Phi
Groove
Mustangs
PEM Club
Law School
-Valley
Vikings
-Law School
PEM Club
Mustangs
- Groove Phi
Groove
TOP FIVE TEAMS
1. PEM Club
2. Mustangs
3. Law School
4. Groove Phi Groove
5. Valley Vikings
The extramural flag football,
the Law School, 1968 champion,
dropped two extramural en
counters, bowing to the Wake
Forest University Law School,
28-18, and to the Duke Universi
ty Law School, 28-12.
INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL
AND BASKETBALL
(Men and Women)
Men and women of the intra
mural volleyball and basketball
teams, are asked to turn in their
volleyball and basketball en
tries in Room 110 McDougald
Gymnasium.
great job. Ask any opposing
team.
MATTHEWS ON THE MOVE — Eagle quarterback, Herman Matthews, prepares to break down
field past a Morgan State College defender. The Eagles broke past Morgan State 34-7. — NCCU
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