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KCAC "All-Time" Teams: 1967 Southwestern College Football

KANSAS — The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) continues a series to highlight "All-Time" teams from each of our fourteen full-member institutions. By "All-Time," we mean historic teams from each institution, nominated by each athletic department. How each team symbolizes being "historic" for their institution can run the gamut from:
  • Championship teams (either at the KCAC or NAIA level)
  • Teams with non-championship significance to the KCAC or NAIA
  • Teams with particular significance to the institution
  • Teams that broke records or hit major statistical landmarks
  • Teams that broke a cultural barrier
  • And more! We're giving institutions the autonomy to decide what they think makes a team historic or "all-time."
 

SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE "ALL-TIME" TEAM: 1967 FOOTBALL

Significance to Institution
  • First team to be inducted into the Southwesterrn College Athletics Hall of Fame. 
  • Went 9-0-1; only the second team (1918 football team was the first) to go undefeated on the season.
  • Claimed the KCAC conference title in football.
  • Individually, twelve members of the 1967 team have entered the Southwestern College Athletics Hall of Fame, along with head coach Bud Elliot.
Significance to KCAC/NAIA:
  • 1967 KCAC conference champions in football.
  • Nine honorees on the All-KCAC team.
  • Dennis Cavalier - unanimous All-KCAC honoree in 1967, also named an NAIA All-American that season.
  • Elliot - 1967 KCAC Football Coach of the Year
Significant Stats/Records Accomplished by Team:
  • Recorded three shutouts on the season.
  • Most points scored in a single game against the team on the season: 14.
  • Offense scored 30 or more points five times in 10 games.
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Photo courtesy of the Southwestern College Athletic Department.
 
 

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