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HARD LANDING
Barney Harris took a lot of lumps on this attempted runback of an SMU field goal try but
the referee ruled that he was down before he fumbled the ball. (Photo by Mike Wright)
Rice Still Packs Punch
By JOHN PLATZER
In the Rice Owls Saturday
afternoon at Kyle Field, the Ag
gies will be facing an exciting
team with more ability than they
have shown thus far this season,
according to A&M head coach
Gene Stallings.
“Rice has a lot better football
team than their record (0-6-1)
indicates,” Stallings said at yes
terday’s press conference in the
Letterman’s Lounge.
“They got 25 first downs
against Arkansas and they get
a lot of mileage out of Tony Con
ley while Robby Shelton is an
exciting type of player.”
The Aggies will enter the game
with a 2-6 season and 1-4 South
west Conference record.
Commenting on the Aggies 36-
23 loss to Southern Methodist
last week, the Aggie athletic di
rector. said that he felt that his
team’s overall pass defense
“wasn’t bad.”
SMU entered the game against
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A&M as the number one passing
team in the nation but it was the
running of Mike Richardson that
did the Aggies in. Richardson
rushed for 244 yards in the game
to break a Mustang record set by
Kyle Rote.
Stallings said that Richardson
ran real well and that the Aggies
tackled poorly.
Once again quarterback Edd
Hargett received special praise
from Stallings for his perform
ance against the Ponies.
“I think Edd Hargett is play
ing awfully well. He is just an
awfully good quarterback,” Stall
ings said of his senior signal
caller.
Other Aggie offensive players
cited for their play against the
Methodists were Jimmy Adams,
Barney Harris and Bob Long.
Ivan Jones, Lynn Odom, Rolf
Krueger and Buster Adami were
the top A&M defensive perform
ers in the game, according to
Stallings.
Bill Hobbs and Tommy Max
well missed the game with SMU
but both are expected to be ready
for Rice this weekend.
Dave Elmendorf, the Aggies’
versatile sophomore, took over
Hobbs spot in the lineup against
SMU and will move to the defen
sive secondary in practice this
week.
The Aggies enter Saturday’s
match against Rice with the
number four offense and number
five defense in the conference.
The Aggies are averaging 360.5
yards per game while the de
fense has allowed 372.5 yards
per contest.
Hargett, who has thrown 130
straight passes without an inter
ception, has completed 126 of 262
thus far this season for 1,772
yards and 12 touchdowns.
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Bay as general manager of the
Packers, until an angel alights
on his desk and asks him to sign
oh the dotted line to handle the
team from Utopia.
That, at least, was the termi
nology invoked by Lombardi
Tuesday as he again tried in the
strongest possible way to stem
the rumors suggesting he might
be leaving Green Bay.
“No one’s contacted me and I
haven’t contacted anyone,” Lom
bardi said without the trace of a
smile. “I have no offers and
right now no intentions of seek
ing any. As far as being a gen
eral manager I’d just as soon
stay in Green Bay.
“But I don’t know of anyone
perfectly happy, and this is not
a Utopia. Nothing is. If the
opportunity presented itself—for
me to get some equity — then
that would be a different m
tion entirely. But I haven’t ha
of any angels ready to give t;
thing away.
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would be a better chance of
ing me away from here if
were winning; if everything
successful here. It would be
in those circumstances—if I
any inclination about leaving'
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been winning. They now .
lost two in a row and drop. |
into a tie for last place inn
Central Division of the Nath.
Football League with a 3-5-h
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disturbs Lombardi, he also:
mits that not coaching does:
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