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PAGE A28 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1991 "I‘ve actually had a good career. Rookie of the year last year was quite a shock and a pleasant surprise and t‘us vear a Vamier Cup. I don‘t know In only his second season with Wilfrid Laurier University, the Golden Hawks quarterback piâ€" loted his team to its first Vanier Cup, one year after he was named OUAA rookie of the year What a university football career Bill Kubas is having Pete Cudhea Chronicle Staff Another accolade for quarterback Kubas 1 hoodbene s Arhte bebcalia d on a second and 12 pass to Andy Cecchini from the Mounties 16â€"yardâ€"line. Mounties had the choice of declining a procedure penalty on the Hawks forcing a third and two from their four yard line, or send the Hawks back 10 yards making it second and 12. They made the wrong Kubas'completed 10 of 20 passes for 148 yards, one of those passes came late in the third quarter se ccea s wa I T I W 1 1 what to expect anymore except a possible reâ€" peat," Kubas said after Laurier defeated Mount Allison Mounties 25â€"18 at Toronto‘s Sky Dome on Saturday "Yea, I think they made a bad call on that. We‘ve been practising second and long plays all season long. It paid off today." And while the Hawk offence was putting the points on the board, the defence came up big causing six turnovers including three on downs, two fumbles and an interception. One of the choice. On second and 12 Kubas hit Cecchini with M 2 Tt 2C i io n ns o en e senetnnmIyd a touchdown pass and the Hawks appeared to be on their way. (Continued on page 29)