Believe & Achieve

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"Trinity football '67 style was spelled M-A-R-V-I-N U-P-S-H-A-W." - Trinity Mirage. (Unknown, 1967, p. 58).

"Upshaw has to be one of best players to ever wear a Trinity uniform. One of the best players I've ever seen, let alone coached." - Coach Earl Gartman (Unknown, 1967, p. 58).

"It's a sure bet there'll be more heard in the future about Trinity's superstar, but it's even a surer bet that it will be a long time before Trinity has another Marvin Upshaw." - Ron Lammert (Unknown, 1967, p. 58).

“Defensive end Marvin Upshaw had his greatest moment of football glory Sunday.” - Mark Kupper, Sports Editor (Kupper, 1974, p. 7).

"Trinity's Upshaw Top Defender: Upshaw's defensive play figured strongly in Trinity holding Abilene Christian to a minus 12 yards." - John Lyons (Lyons, 1967, p. 13A).