 with him from Division Four through Two. Slightly injury-prone.
Held the team together from the rear despite his relative youth, and forged an understanding with sweeper Lan Tuan-Mu over the course of more than a hundred games.
Critics have argued that he had a superior midfield to cover him, and reserve-goalkeeper turned coach Frank Öhmo set off a feud when he brought in a 19 year old New Zealander, Clair Harlow, for the S-League.
He won back his starting position after Harlow bombed spectacularly, but fared poorly at the highest level too. Conceded an unprecedented seven goals in the dismal 1-7 away drubbing by Winning Eleven.The course provides an excellent foundation to those wishing to study for a law or related degree at university, or alternatively those who just have an interest in the law.
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Football wasn't always fun at Stetson
Published: Friday, November 9, 2012 at 7:13 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, November 9, 2012 at 7:13 a.m.
It's not quite like finding a WWII vet to lend a little historical perspective to the proceedings, but pretty close. Stetson last played football in 1956, last did something “special” in 1951, so if looking for voices of history... well, let's just say we're glad they didn't wait a whole lot longer to restart football.
Among those at last Saturday's scrimmage was James Nance, a captain on that '51 team that won the Tangerine Bowl. Nance may have been the most fawned-over old Hatter. Maybe because he'd gone on to become a high-profile trial lawyer in Brevard County (he was part of the billion-dollar tobacco lawsuit), maybe because he had plenty to say and a very clear memory of that '51 season.
But most likely it's because folks are drawn to a guy who goes by the nickname “Booty.”
“I left Collinsville, Ala., and went to the University of Alabama for a quarter and a half,” said Booty. “That's when I learned I wasn't the right material for the Southeastern Conference. Then I went to Auburn for a quarter. After that, I prevailed on a couple of others to come down to Stetson with me -- primarily because Daytona Beach was only 21 miles away.”
Stetson's social life in those days was heavily influenced by its Baptist founding, and some 60 years later Booty still shakes his head at the irony of it all.
“You know, we couldn't even use the word dance in the school newspaper,” said Booty, who would later get his law degree at Miami. “Every fraternity and sorority had a dance every year, but it had to be at the old air base. I went to every one of 'em I could.
“And of the four colleges I went to, they had the wildest little nucleus at Stetson than any one of them.”
Watching football on the Stetson campus last Saturday was a culture shock to many, but to see it fully embraced by the administration was doubly shocking to Booty Nance.
“In the '50s, the administration didn't like the football team; they weren't crazy about anything but singing in the church,” said Booty.
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A lot has been written the past couple of days about Darrell Royal, the legendary Texas Longhorns coach who died this week at 88. You could practically fill a book with his great quotes. One of my favorites is also one of the simplest: “Trends are bunk. Only angry people win football games.”
They aren't angry in Austin, just nostalgic and heavy-hearted -- Longhorns big over Iowa State. Elsewhere, Alabama by 12 over Texas A&M; Nebraska beats Penn State; Spurrier over Arkansas; LSU over Mississippi State; Georgia big over Auburn; Notre Dame by 8 over Boston College; Vandy beats Can't Miss; Missouri by 10 over Tennessee; K-State beats TCU; Muhlenberg's Mules over the Greyhounds of Moravian; and Miami by 6 over Virginia.
AND SO ON...
• It's hard to imagine any of today's championship-caliber coaches hanging out with Willie Nelson, but Darrell Royal did. He played golf regularly with Willie at Nelson's nine-hole Pedernales Golf Club in Austin. The locals pronounce it purd-n-alice.
Over the years, Royal often repeated the story of the time he thought he might've killed the legendary crooner. Willie asked Royal to toss him a 2-iron, and when he did, Willie missed the grab, “caught” the 2-iron with his forehead, and immediately went down and nearly out. A petrified Royal ran to him and asked he was OK.
“Am I bleeding out the ears?” Willie asked Royal, who shook his head no. “Then I guess I'm not hurt.”
• You know times have changed when George Jones actually has a doctor's excuse for missing concerts.
• After months of anxiety and the airing of opinions, speculation and national ramifications from a wide array of pundits, I trust I speak for all in saying we're glad it's finally over and a decision has been reached.
Yep, that's right, GoDaddy.com has announced that Danica Patrick will appear in two Super Bowl commercials next February.
• Carmen Basilio died this week. The 1950s-era boxing star was a mainstay during the glory years of a sport that once had actual stars. Basilio spent some of his golden years at his part-time residence in Deltona.
Basilio's prime coincided with the advent of television and the Friday Night Fights, which EVERYBODY watched. It created and cultivated stars like Sugar Ray Robinson, Rocky Marciano, Willie Pep, Jake LaMotta, Rocky Graziano, Roland La Starza, Joe Walcott and so many others you heard your father or grandfather talk about.
Which brings me to this: Quick, name three current boxers.
That's what I thought.
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