I'm betting the radio show is a defensive guy since Dawson would have already been on. I'll go with Jim Lynch.

And one would expect the rusher to be Mike Garrett in that era.
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Ed Podolak had the radio show. Ed Podolak had a playoff-record 350 TOTAL YARDS on 12/25/1971 against the Miami Dolphins in a over-time loss. 85 rushing, 110 receiving, and 155 in returns!!!
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Jim Otis is the rushing one I bet.
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The Tank for RB?
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The RB was from a slightly later era. Different year card.
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Woody Green?
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Greg Hill
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Guy put up some serious numbers at ASU.
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We are going to need to know his 100m dash times.
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It's funny that I've never actually seen Ubeja answer a trivia question.
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It could also be Jeff Kinney.
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Keep in mind they ran 100 yards in his day.


so....


State had the guns to defend itself. Leading the speed was sophomore Halfback Woody Green, a 9.5 sprinter. And then there were 14 or 15—with that many, who counts?—others listed at 9.9 or faster, including two split ends, a few flankers, the entire secondary and enough running backs to fill a couple of relay teams.

Arizona State having....

Henry Carr Olympic 200m gold/9.3 Giants
J.D.Hill 9.3 Bills
Travis Williams 9.3 Packers/Rams
Ron Brown 10.06 Olympian Rams
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I want trivia to work here, it won't if I hog it up.
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Mike Cloud pre college injury?
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PM me the answer to the last two and I will give you credit. :-)
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