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BATTALfON
MONDAY. JANUARY 22. 1978
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Ags defeat Tech, visit Longhorn
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By DAVID BOGGAN
Battalion Sports Editor
David Britton is the "Hollywood”
Henderson of the Texas A&M bas
ketball team.
The junior college transfer from
New York dances on court during
pre-game warmups. He whistles
during player introductions. He
taunts opponent players. He freely
flashes the “No. 1" hand signal to the
crowd several times during the
course of games (which has been
known to bring a different single-
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fans).
And on occasion Britton, like
Henderson, will talk to anyone who
will listen. He talked Saturday night
after the Aggies had defeated Texas
Tech 68-63.
“1 was rooting for Texas (which de
feated USC in Austin’s Special
Events Center) today,” Britton said.
“Kentucky went three years without
losing at home. Houston had never
lost three in a row. Arkansas had
never lost three in a row. I wanted
the Longhorns to be 22-0 (in the
Superdrum). That way I can say that
I was part of history' again.”
Texas A&M coach Shelby Metcalf
agreed that defeating Texas in the
Superdrum tonight would be reason
to revise the history books.
“This team has made a lot of his
tory,” Metcalf said Saturday night. "I
just hope they can write one more
chapter.”
The chapter that the Aggies wrote
Saturday evening will tell about how
Texas A&M, down 35-30 at halftime,
came back and defeated the Bed
Raiders in front of7,763 people in G.
Rollie White Coliseum and 600
people watching on closed circuit
television in Rudder Auditorium.
“In the first half, I just wasn’t
doing anything the way 1 was sup
posed to,” said Aggie freshman Rudy
Woods, who allowed Tech’s Joe Bax
ter to hit six of six field goals in the
initial period. “I seemed to have
been in a trance. In the second half, I
snuck out of it and started doing like I
should have. ” Woods was the game’s
leading scorer with 21 points.
Britton found another reason for
Texas A&M’s second half re
surgence.
“Our crowd is intimidw
observed. Players all an E
conference will say that thejl
doesn t bother them. hutGE
bothers them. This place isJ
I love it.”
Obviously, the LonghonJ
strong affections for theirl
court, as well. Did Metcali
Texas on television Satunkl
noon?
“No, 1 don’t like horrorstl
the Aggie coach quipped, sol
as though he was prepariJ
one-on-one of one-liners witlfl
coach Abe Lemons.
“I’m not sure what it takes:!
Texas,” Metcalf said moreserj
“We can’t play swap-out wilt j
— you shoot and we ll shoot
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