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illlUljpillJIHU Ill 'WilHW''-'''-1''1' llll.lMJllHU.I.UdlMwm Fort Lauderdale News and Sun-Sentinel, Sunday, December 27, 1970 5D LSU's 'Offense' Oh Defense Casanova Stalks Foo toall Casanova also might be considered greedy, because he would like to be a receiver, too. "I've always wanted to catch the ball out in the open," he said. "But I've got bad hands." Casanova's so-calied bad hands cost him an interception against Notre Dame. He knocked the ball away from Tom Gatewood, but on the next play the Irish kicked the field goal that beat the Tigers, 3-0. "Hell," said an LSU aide, "he did a helluva job getting to the ball." However, Casanova did hold Gatewood to just four catches and 21 yards in their meeting.

Gatewood, an All-America, had been averaging eight receptions game. During his brief offensive appearances, Casanova carried the ball 48 times for 194 yards and three TDs. From his corner-back position, in addition to his interceptions, he made 21 tackles. "In high school," said Casanova, "I was a fullback and blocked most of the time. On defense I was a safety.

I sure would like to run with the ball more." However, against Nebraska, he will be used almost exclusively cn defense. "They have a team similar to Notre Dame's," says Casanova, "but Nebraska boy, they're much faster. I just hope I don't get beat." By CHRIS SMITH Sports Staff Writer MIAMI Tommy Casanova, Louisiana State's All-America safety, says he likes the "wide-open spaces." Against Mississippi three weeks ago, the Tiger junior proved his love for the open field by running back two punts 61 and 74 yards for touchdowns as LSU routed the Rebels, 61-17 to earn the Orange Bowl bid. He tied an NCAA record with his performance. New Year's night in the 1971 Orange Bowl, Casanova hopes to find the open spaces against Nebraska.

Yesterday afternoon, Casanova and his teammates took the Miami Military practice field for their first workout after arriving from Baton Rouge earlier in the day. "We just work real hard at returning punts," says Casanova of his success. "We just keep plugging away." In two seasons, the 6-foot-l, 185-pounder with 9.7 speed has run back three punts for the distance. Casanova fielded 25 punts his sophomore year, but only got his hands on the ball 14 times this past season. The opposition tired to keep the ball away from him.

But trying to keep the football from Casanova is like keeping people off the beach on a sunny day. Besides averaging 16.3 yards on punt returns and 17.3 on klckoffs, Casanova also carries the ball on offense, and on defense wound up with three interceptions. In fact, Casanova gives LSU Coach Charley McClendon the kind of problem any coach would like. Casanova is versatile enough to play tailback on offense, and many times in the past two years, he has stayed on the field as the ball changed hands from offense to defense or vice versa. "I like playing both ways," says Casanova, who wants to be a doctor like his father.

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(Stafl photo by John Foster) LOUISIANA STATE QUARTERBACK BERT JONES PUTS OFFENSE THROUGH PACES Tigers arrived in Miami for their first Orange Bowl workout yesterday If We Don't Eliminate Mistakes, Texas Will Beat Us, 60-0' Ara 7t) I ii Wiffl' I See Such Stars As: JOHNNY LEE AL SETTLES JIMMY STADLER BOB REYNOLDS LARRY BLIEL 1 1 1 vvy .1 I m. i'Atfii'il'AWi'A'MA" mm eiWii 'il'tTiffiMtiWee, the fact Texas had won 30 games in a row spoke far it-' self. "They execute flawlessly and the blocking off the line is great," Parseghian said. "We will just have to outscore them if that is possible." lass cf James Street. Street could make the big play, but Phillips makes decisions in the option better than anybody I've ever seen." Parseghian had words of praise for the effectiveness of the saying that end this season, and their offense is so experienced.

I believe they have nine seniors oi the offensive team. "I have been impressed with (quarterback) Eddie Phillips. I thought they might have had a dropoff with the 1 TRANSMISSION J.1NC vim 1 NEW TRACK LOCATED 32 MILES SO OF ALLIGATOR ALLEY ON U.S. 27 SHOP SUNDAY P.M. Auto Centers Open Mon.

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(UPI) -Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes said yesterday he likes to see pressure put on Buckeye kicker Fred Schram because he does a better job. And Schram says the pressure doesn't bother him a bit. Schram, who never played high school football, helped kick Ohio State into the Rose Bowl here Jan. 1 against Stanford with six field goals and 31 of 34 extra points. Hayes was asked if he attempted to keep the pressure off Schram.

"Hell no, I want to put pressure on him," said Hayes. "I had a guy once in high school so good we put mud on the ball. "The biggest pressure is to have a guy come in and belt the kicker," said Hayes. But Schram says it doesn't jnake any difference. "If there is pressure for me, it's only the weather," said Schram.

Hayes well knows the value of a good field-goal kicker. The Buckeyes defeated California in 195,0 on the strength of a field goal by Tommy Hague and won over Oregon in 1958 on a boot by Don Sutherin. HI-VOLTAGE GUARANTEED 36 MONTHS nmi HiBjg)voiPage -ic i Battery No Trade-in Price $23.95 had ever stepped on Astroturf "We played Michigan State on Tartan turf this year," the Notre Dame coach said. "We have exactly three days of practice and one game experience on, Tartan turf, and we never, have played on Astroturf. "Sure it is an advantage to Texas since they work out on it and pay oh it all the time.

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