Has great attitude and potential to be fine tight end. Hampered by injuries during spring but still made great deal of progress. Robbie Keyes, 6-4, 197, QB, Ocean Gate, N.J. Wade Johnson, 6-2, 215, OL, Valdosta, Ga. John Howerton, 5-11, 178, RB, Evansville, Ind. John Harmeling, 6-3, 205, TE-DE, Winter Park Rocky Graziano, 6-1, 208, LB-DE, Freeport, N.Y. Considering he was freshman, coaches were pleased with spring performance. ![]() RespondedĮxtremely well despite lack of experience. Got opportunity this spring when so many Seminole running backs were injured. Enrolled at Florida State in spring quarter after finishing prep school at Fork Union Military Academy. Coaches think he can be good one.ĭoug Glosson, 6-1, 209, FB, Lexington, N.C. Was making outstanding progress during spring practice before knee injury sidelined him near end. Considered best offensive lineman on last season's freshman team. Only handicap is size.Ĭollis Dennison, 6-3, 198, DE, Gainesville Is outstanding receiver and sparkled in couple of scrimmages. Gained scholarshipįollowing spring drills. Had fine spring practice when opportunity presented itself after many running backs went down due to injuries. Sat out last season after transferring from Biscayne College. Gus Crocco, 5-10, 185, RB, Fort Lauderdale Harold Cheeseborough, 5-10, 213, DE, Jacksonville ![]() Jay Caven, 6-3, 227, OT, Saint Petersburg Jimmy Black, 5-11, 185, QB-DB, Merritt Islandīrian Blizzard, 6-1, 188, DB, Miami Springs Gene Henderson, Defensive Coordinator, Linebackersįrom the 1973 FSU Football Handbook, page 26.īobby Baker, 6-1, 176, QB, King of Prussia, Pa. 1973 Football - Year In Review 1973 Football - Year In Reviewīill Canty, Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks
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