Anderson

[NJCat]

I didn't realize Coach Anderson's pop played for NU. He was the team's leading receiver in 1967 with 33 catches.

 

[docrugby1]

I remember a "Don Anderson" from those years but he certainly was not built like his son , if indeed it was Don

 

[DaCat]

You're right, Doc. Of course @lou v had it covered when Anderson was announced as the new OL coach.
https://northwestern.rivals.com/news/new-coach-on-the-block-1

His father, Donald Anderson, played at Northwestern as a receiver for one year, 1967, catching 33 passes.​

 

[willycat]

You're right, Doc. Of course @lou v had it covered when Anderson was announced as the new OL coach.
https://northwestern.rivals.com/news/new-coach-on-the-block-1

His father, Donald Anderson, played at Northwestern as a receiver for one year, 1967, catching 33 passes.​

33 catches! Only one year. Why Alex why?

 

[Rebel_]

33 catches! Only one year. Why Alex why?

I believe he caught 11 in one game versus Mizzou! We upset highly rated Miami U of Florida in the opener. Don was a very good athlete, fine student ( dental school grad), and a really good guy. Could have played basketball at many schools. A real credit to the NU student/athlete legend!

 

[docrugby1]

I believe he caught 11 in one game versus Mizzou! We upset highly rated Miami U of Florida in the opener. Don was a very good athlete, fine student ( dental school grad), and a really good guy. Could have played basketball at many schools. A real credit to the NU student/athlete legend!

NU beat Miami Hurricanes, featuring "Ted "The Stork" Hendricks in the season opener. Miami was preseason #1 . NU chose to reduce Hendricks effectiveness by running directly at him , preventing him from using his length and pursuit ability.

 

[Rebel_]

NU beat Miami Hurricanes, featuring "Ted "The Stork" Hendricks in the season opener. Miami was preseason #1 . NU chose to reduce Hendricks effectiveness by running directly at him , preventing him from using his length and pursuit ability.

DocRugby,
Don't forget the waggle passes right at him, he over pursued and we highly exploited his hyper aggressiveness. Plus the defense of NU, playing the ND split six, was friggin' awesome.

 

[wichicat24]

The winning TD was a throwback to QB. The play was a full page diagram in the Purdue game program that followed. We tried it again (I suppose because our OC, Dale Samuels, was a Purdue alum) and it would have gone for 6 the other way had the PU corner not dropped it!

 

[Catdude]

Why did he only play one year?

 

[Rebel_]

He was on the depth chart for three, had to earn his reps. Had great hands, deceptive speed.

 

[hdhntr1]

I didn't realize Coach Anderson's pop played for NU. He was the team's leading receiver in 1967 with 33 catches.

Year before I got there