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THE BATTALION
Thursday, November 12, 1970
College Station, Texas
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Krueger boosts
A&M in column
Interceptions nothing
new to David Hoot
“A couple of years ago, Myron
Cope of Pittsburgh wrote a story
about A&M (Sports Illustrated)
and made it sound square, con
servative and antiquated. It
made me mad because he insinu
ated that it was an ultra right-
wing militarist’s hangout. It’s
not that at all. People just do
the right thing there. They be
have themselves and try to live
a good life. I’m proud of that.”
Former Texas A&M football star
Charlie Krueger, now a dlefensive
tackle for the San Francisco
49’ers of the National Football
League made this statement and
many more praising his alma
mater in a column in the Nov. 14
issue of The Sporting News.
The column by former Hous
ton Chronicle sports writer Wells
Twombly featured an interview
with Krueger, who has gone from
the world of Aggie football to
become not only a pro football
player but a devout opera fan as
well as a mountain lion hunter.
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Perhaps the most undersung
young player on Texas A&M‘s
football team is David Hoot,
strong safety or rover, from
Houston Reagan.
Last Saturday in the Cotton
Bowl against SMU he intercept
ed three passes and thereby
passed his secondary mate, Dave
Elmendorf, in that category for
the year.
David Hoot
Hoot returned the first for 26
yards and, ironically, Elmendorf
injured an ankle throwing a block
on that return. On the other two
Hoot did not have any return
yardage.
Hoot has always been a pass
thief. He led the Fish with three
interceptions in five games as
they posted a 5-0 mark. Last
year he swiped two and now this
year he has pilfered six.
Although he has stuck to foot
ball since coming to Texas A&M,
he is an all-around athlete like
Elmendorf. During his high
school career he was all-city and
all-zone in football, baseball and
basketball. In baseball he hit
.606 in American Legion play
and average .395 for three years.
He scored 600 points in basket
ball his senior year and once
scored five touchdowns in a foot
ball game.
Baseball talent runs in the
family. David’s half-brother Don
Young once was a starting cen-
terfielder for the Chicago Cubs.
Hoot has not played any of
fense for the Aggies but he has
been a stalwart in the Aggie de
fensive secondary. At 6-2 and
194 he has good size and he has
the quickness for the strong safe
ty spot.
Hoot now leads the SWC in in
terceptions. His three against
SMU is his all-time high for a
game although he had two
against Michigan earlier.
In regard to the foes the Ag
gies have faced this year, Hoot
says Rex Kern of Ohio State is
the best quarterback. The Buck
eyes also get his vote for offen
sive line and offensive backfield.
LSU had the top defensive front
and Michigan the best defensive
secondary.
Since all the votes went to
those three intersectional foes, it
is interesting to note that Ohio
State and Michigan still are un
beaten and LSU’s only loss was
that 20-18 decision to the Aggies.
Hoot has more experience than
most in that he came to A&M at
mid-term, and had two spring
practices prior to playing varsity
football.
He’ll be ready for his old home
town foe, the Rice Owls, who in
vade Kyle Field Saturday after
noon. Maybe he’ll swipe a few
more passes.
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