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Show But Where's Utah The honor of seventh-place national na-tional ranking in its pre-season rat-skilled rat-skilled offensive and defensive operators, op-erators, again must be ranked with the nation's elite. In the class of death and taxes, the only other cinch is that USU will come up with, an impressive won-lost record rec-ord and rank among the nation's offensive and defensive leaders." This is the highest ranking, preseason pre-season or otherwise, ever accorded a team from the Rocky Mountain-Southwest Mountain-Southwest area. ing was bestowed upon the 1966 Utah State University football team by Street and Smith's Official Football Yearbook. THE AGGIE gridders are ranked behind UCLA, Alabama, Michigan Mich-igan State, Arkansas, Nebraska and Notre Dame and are ahead of such powerhouses as Georgia Tech, Purdue, Pur-due, Miami, Texas, Syracuse, North Carolina, Dartmouth and Louisiana State in the national magazine's listing of the country's top 15 teams. Says Street and Smith of the Aggies: "Utah State, loaded with |
