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The Longhorn*, a popular
choice in the poll for roar*, bad
a Btanaring total of tt first
place vote* from the 117 member*
4 of the pro**-radio-TV. And with
only six picking tho Orange lower
^ than third, the Austin school
wound up with a total of 168
points (1 for 1st, S for tnd, S for
3rd, etc.) Arkansas, haring the
writers’ tag last year, was next
with 313H, with seven seeing n
Hog title; and Texas A4M picked
up IS championship rotes and is
third with 39«.
TCU is a surprise but a distant
5 fourth, and had a total of MSVfc
i points, and four writers had tho
1, Progs in the Cotton Bowl. Texas
Tech is fifth with 830; Baylor,
sixth, with 63m; SHU, seventh,
> with 665; and Rico was tabbed
for the basement with 811. Tech
;had two first-place rotee; SMU
and Rice got one each, while one
man had Baylor in a first-place
tie.
Coach Darrell Royal’s Long
horns hare boon selected 'or the
title on 18 other occasions, and
■ - now six of the last eight polls,
being the choice each year since
1960 but 1963 and last fall. Iron
ically, the Homs went on to the
national title la 1963, and last
year eras named for second, and
they did tie Arankaaas for the
runner-up slot behind Champion
SMU.
Of those fire previous years
since 1960 when Texas was the
choice, the Royal men only won it
once, in 1963, and then they tied
for the flag in 1961. In the other
polls, Texas tied for second in
I960; was second in 1964; and
then tied for 4th in 1962, the
worst actual finish for UT since
1958. {
And here is how some who
like the Year of the Hems say it:
“It’s time for Texas to turn
the comer back to championship
row.”—Sam Blair, Dallas News.
H Bill Bradley, Chris Gilbert and
company should prove that *67 is
truly the year of the Homs.”
—Hank Hollingsworth, K P O R,
Brownsville.
‘Texas and AAM to meet for
the title Thanksgiving! Texas
wins, 21-17."—Bill Enis, W BAP-
TV, Fort Worth, who listed AAM
next at 6-1.
‘Texas will not go unbeaten in
SWC; Aggies and Owls art the
surprises." — Joe McLaughlin,
Houston Chronicle.
“Year of the Horns is coming
true—but watch out for Turkey
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Um Aggies have their backers,
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"Aggie football ia not a joke."
— Putt v Powell, Amarillo News
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‘Texas will whomp a bunch
of people; Arkansas could take
it all; but this will be the year
the Aggiae have awaited since
the Bear." — Pat Truly, Port
Worth Btar-Telagram.
“The Aggiae looked non fun
damentally sound in their spring
windup than any other Confer
ence schools I saw.”—Frank Fal
lon, KWTX, Waco.
“Since SMU won in *66, there
ia no reason the Aggies caa’t in
’67."—W. H. Byrd, Marlin Daily
Democrat
“The title-hungry Texas AAM
Aggies’ bugles blew loud and
clear for their 1967 reveille.
School spirit keeps AAM in
front" — Tmry Holman, Valley
Evening Monitor.
*The long drouth finally ends
for the Brmsos bottom Farmers."
—F. D. Smith, B Campo Leader-
News.
The Texas sports writers press
tour of Southwest Conference
football teams will be at Collage
Station Saturday to take a look
at the Texas Aggies.
The writers will interview the
coaches, players and any other
individuals who can shod light
on the Aggies’ chances this year.
But the Gene Stallings crew
ia expected to play their cards
dose to their chest and shout
all any writers will be able to
determine is a definite feeling
of optimism ia the Aggie camp.
The writers’ reports on the
visit will appear in the Sunday
editions of the state’s paper*.
The tour began last Monday
with a visit to the camp of the
Southern Methodist Mustangs
where Coach Hayden Pry gave
them ia pessimistic outlook for
the coming season.
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