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Dick Dodson

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in 1977. In the Tennessee-Vanderbilt game of '27, Dodson carried the ball but four times, yet was the main reason for Tennessee keeping the game a tie.
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led 7–0 until a late Dick Dodson run tied the score. He was selected
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in 1927. Dodson was considered the best of Southern
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Halfback
Fullback
Tennessee
SoCon
All-Southern
1927
Transylvania
college football
running back
Tennessee Volunteers
University of Tennessee
1925
1927
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt Commodores
All-Southern
backfields
Bill Spears
Herdis McCrary
Transylvania
Florida
"Digital Collections - Libraries: The University of Tennessee, Knoxville"
Edwin Pope
Football's Greatest Coaches
"Spears Given Highest Vote in Selection"


"Backfielders In South Get Real Mention"
"TENNESSEE VS. MEMPHIS -- GAME PREVIEW"

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