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The year Kansas fans could finally quit referencing Pepper Rodgers, Bobby Douglass and John Zook while reminiscing about 1968, the last time a conference trophy in football was hoisted atop Oread. (Division ties, like the one KU achieved in 2007, don't really count if left out of the conference title game.)
Iconography with a twist is served up in PEPPER (Doubleday, $7.95) by Pepper Rodgers and Al Thorny an often comical autobiography of the shrewdly zany Georgia Tech football coach, and in JOE NAMATH AND THE OTHER GUYS (Holt, Rinehart and Winston, $7.95).
They contemplated giving it to longtime college coach Pepper Rodgers, but were talked out of it and instead gave Rodgers a front-office position.
In an overall shake-up of the organization, the Redskins also named longtime college coach Pepper Rodgers their vice president of football operations and fired special teams coach LeCharls McDaniel, giving that job to tight ends coach Pat Flaherty.
