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Page 20-Saturday, September 11, 1982-The Michigan Daily
The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Septei
1982 Michigan Football .Roster
Stars of the Big
This season could well be called
the year of the quarterback in the
Big Ten. Despite the departure of
Ohio State's Art Schlichter from the
conference scene, there are a num-
ber of outstanding signal-callers
that Michigan will face in Big Ten
play this season. And three of them
are featured here in the persons of
Illinois' Tony Eason, Purdue's
Scott Campbell and Michigan
State 's John Leister.
Also featured is Indiana 's Duane
Gunn and Iowa 's Reggie Roby, as
we take a look at some of the "Stars
of the Big Ten. "
Tony Eason (Illinois),
quarterback
In one short year, Illinois quarter-
back Tony Eason has gone from a
relative unknown to one of the most
celebrated signal callers -in college
football today.
After two seasons of junior college
ball, Eason arrived in Champaign 12
months ago and proceeded to rewrite
the Illini record books. He completed
61.1 percent of his 406 passes, racking
up 3,360 yards and 20 touchdowns in the
process.
"TONY IS in the same class with all
the othergreat quarterbacks I've been
associated with," said Illinois head
coach Mike White, who has groomed
such standout quarterbacks as Craig
Morton, Jim Plunkett, Mike Boryla,
Steve Bartkowski, Vince Ferragamo,
Joe Roth, Rich Campbell and Dave
Wilson. "What makes him unique is
that he's such an athlete. He's an All-
American. He has a pro's arm and the
kind of mobility they drool over."
With All-American and Heisman
Trophy considerations aimed at Eason,
he has tried to keep from getting a big
head.
"The big thing is that you have to
keep everything in perspective," said
Eason. "When I get my face on a
magazine cover, I'm representing the
university."-
Eason hopes to represent the univer-
sity on more than magazine cover this
season. He hopes that he and his team-
mates can represent the university in a
bowl game this year, something the
team was ineligible for last season.
"We've been setting our sights on a
bowl game since Coach White came
here (in 1980)," said Eason. "If we
execute as we should, we have a bona
fide shot at a bowl. Last year we had to
accept the fact that we couldn't go to a
bowl game. But we still worked hard to
win."
--RON POLLACK
Scott Campbell (Purdue),
quarterback
"Uh one and two and three and kick
.... uh one and two and three and kick."
Hey, what's going on here? Who is
this Scott Campbell, and what is he.
1000!0
doing in a jazz dancing class? Huh,
Scott?
"WELL, IT really helps the body
coordination and it improves your
flexibility," says the 6-foot, 194-pound,
junior quarterback of the Boiler-
makers, somewhat sheepishly.
Oh, Coach Leon Burtnett asked that
you and a few other players take this
class for conditioning purposes, huh?
"Well, he didn't really ask," says the
man who hopes to direct a Purdue of-
fense that does not have "one, two,
three, kick" as its background music.
IF CAMPBELL'S summer dancing
class serves itsI purpose, Purdue op-
ponents would be well advised to keep
Campbell under wraps, lest he do a sof-
tshoe on their little heads.
Last year, Campbell threw for 2,680
yards and 18 touchdowns while com-
pleting nearly 58 percent of his passes.
And there is little doubt that a year's
experience, not to mention the two-step
practice, will help Campbell improve
on those numbers even more.
"Scott Campbell is a big-time quar-
terback and we'll expect him to be even
more effective this season," says Bur-
tnett.
THE FACT that Burtnett plans to use
his quarterback's considerable passing
abilities as much as possible this season
pleases Campbell to no end.
"I love to throw the football-it's a
great way to move the ball," says the
Hershey, Penn. native.
Sure, and if that doesn't work you can
always waltz it down the field, right
Scott?
-BOB WOJNOWSKI
John Leister (Michigan State),
quarterback
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5 Earl Allen
57 Tim Anderson
34 Gre~g Armstrong
49 *Ar' Balourdos
25 *Vincentl Bean
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52 Kevin Brooks
74 Bruce Brown
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12 Fritz Burgess
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30 Brad Cochran"
10 *Jeff Cohen
21 "*EvanE:Cooper
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26 Nate D~avis
42 Ricky Davis
9 D~an IDecker
90 Vince D~eFelice
64 **Jerry lDiorio
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88 **Craig D~unaway
17 Jlohn Ferens
72 Rick Frazer
32 Eddie Garrett
54 **Tomfl Garritv
58 John Ghindia
50 ***Paul Girgash
9 llarry (;osier
14 Tony Grant
62 .Joe (Gray
7 David flal
6 *'Ali llaji-Sheikh
78 Mark Hlammerstein
66 *Mike Hlamnmerstein
22 mickey Hlanlon
4 Jim flarbaugh
48 **Tom Hlassel
19 Dieter leren
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2 **Rich Hfewlett
17 -Ivan Ificks
76 *Stefan Humphries
35 ***Jeraldj Ingram
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Street & smith
1. Washington
2. Pittsburgh
3. Nebraska
4. Penn State
5. Alabama
6. North Carolina
7. Georgia
8.SMU
9. USC
10. Clemson
II. Ohio State
12. Arkansas
13. Brigham Young
14. MICHIGAN
15. Miami. Florida
16. UCLA
17. Houston
18. Arizona State
19. Texas
20. Oklahoma
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