Page 8 THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1977
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DALLAS — For the third
straight year. Southwest Confer
ence football teams will rely on
out-of staters to fill about one of
every six positions.
The 1977 Southwest Conference
Roster and Record Book lists 837
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varsity and freshman players out of
which 133 come from states other
than the one where they’re attend
ing college.
That is slightly more than 16 per
cent of out-of-staters on the nine
SWC rosters. As recently as a dec
ade ago only eight to 10 per cent of
SWC football players were from
states other than Texas and Arkan-
This year’s freshman rosters in
clude 38 out-of-staters among 230
players listed, or 16.5 per cent. The
varsities include 95 of 607, or 15.6
per cent.
The figures include 18 Texans on
the Arkansas roster and five former
Arkansas schoolboys on other SWC
rosters.
The 133 out-of-state players come
from 24 states and one foreign coun-
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Except for 23 Texans who went to
Arkansas, California sent the most
out-of-staters to SWC football with
18. Other leaders are Oklahoma
with 15, Louisiana with 10, Missouri
and New Mexico with nine each.
There are five gridders each from
Colorado, Florida and Arkansas,
four each from Kansas, Mississippi
and Ohio and three each from
Alabama, New York, and New Jer
sey. States sending two players to
SWC schools are Illinois, Kentucky
and Nevada, while Arizona, In
diana, Nebraska, North Carolina,
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin are
each represented by one player.
Out-of-staters comprise 46.2 per
cent of Arkansas’ squad, the highest
of the SWC.
SMU replaces Rice this season as
the busiest nationwide recruiter.
This season 29 per cent of the SMU
squad (25 of 86) come from 11 other
states, while 21.5 per cent (20 of 93)
of the Rice squad are from 14 other
states. SMU was the heaviest out-
of-state recruiter in ’77 with eight of
its 29 signees (27.5 per cent).
No other SWC schools approach
the Arkansas, SMU and Rice fig
ures. Texas is third with 11.2 per
cent, followed by TCU at 10.6,
Texas A&M at 8.4, Baylor at 8.0,
and defending co-champions Texas
Tech and Houston at 6.8 and 4.0 per
cent, respectively.
Neither Baylor nor Houston
listed any out-of-state freshman sig
nees this season, while TCU named
only one.
The large metropolitan areas
provide the most fertile recruiting
grounds. Players from the three
biggest population centers — Hous
ton, Dallas-Fort Worth, and San
Antonio — comprise almost 35 per
cent of the players.
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The city of Houston leadsvjl
out-of-state gridders, follow* “
Dallas with 50, Fort Worth#*
and San Antonio 29. Other
training grounds for SWC! 1 ''
lers are Spring Branch withl'* enl
tin with 16, Tyler witl* 6
Richardson with 12, and Iky 115
and Little Rock with Head® ^
In the second ten are BeauB'S* 1
and Temple, 10 each; OdessiL oc<
Galveston, nine each;
Christi and Longview, eight* 5 ^
San Angelo and Cuero, sevei |1 :
and Abilene, Midland, Id Pas* ' 11
Wichita Falls, six each.
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East Texas, which hasn’t l*n.”
top recruiting SWC area in Sht ha
years, has an especially stronjlit wi:
resentation. In addition totllas B
players from Tyler and Lon;B55 vs
th ere are live from NacogoBper
four each from Lufkin and 1* Las
and 43 others from citieseastiBidei
Dallas area and north ofgljc'oac
Houston. HHears
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The 1977 rosters also shot!
biggest football teams the SWtl
yet seen. There are 64 playersi
pounds or more. Just fivesiL
ago, before squad-size limit*’ 1 . 5 ’,
the SWC rosters listed 982p |'yj
145 more than this year, butoijV
of them were 250 or heavier.*.,
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