The History of the Wing-T

Coach Forest Evashevski was quite successful at the University of Iowa during the 1950\'s
by: Dennis Creehan
US Military Academy, West Point, NY
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It is an honor to have the opportunity to write this article and especially since the article deals with a topic as dear to my heart as the wing-t. In my 33 years of coaching I have seen many different cycles of football but the wing-t has remained a fixture since the time before I played and throughout my time as a player and a coach. I am sure that it will continue to be a very popular system long after I am gone from football. The wing-t has managed to stay current long after other fads in offensive football have disappeared.

In the late-60s most of the college teams in the country were throwing the football until the University of Texas won about 30 games in a row ....The full article can only be seen by subscribers.
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