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College Station, Texas
Wednesday, September 15, 1971
THE BAIT/
Stallings discusses winning; takes a look at
By JOHN CURYLO
Battalion Sports Editor
Grantland Rice wrote that it
doesn’t matter if you win or lose,
that the important thing is how
you play the game.
Gene Stallings said yesterday
that winning makes a lot of dif
ference and that having a victory
behind him is a good feeling.
“It’s a feeling we haven’t ex
perienced in a long time,” the
coach explained. “Everybody’s
attitude is so much better when
you win: the coaches’, the play
ers’, even the wives’.”
The 41-7 win over Wichita
State pleased Stallings, but with
the LSU Tigers waiting in Baton
Rouge, he can’t afford to keep
his mind on last Saturday night.
“We’ve got to play a lot better
against LSU than we did against
Wichita,” he said. “I said after
the game that I wished my first
team had gotten to play more.
Well, this week, I think they’ll
get to play enough. It’s a typical
LSU team: they’re big, strong,
there’s a lot of them, and they
have a good defense.”
Colorado surprised the Tigers
last week, 31-21, and many peo
ple think that this will make the
losers of last year’s 20-18 upset
very angry, to say the least.
“Still, I’d rather play some
body that just got beat than
somebody that won,” Stallings
pointed out. “It’s never an ad
vantage to lose.
Ellis, a 6-0 and 175 pound safe
ty, made several outstanding
plays in the fourth quarter. He
broke up three passes and was
in on several tackles. A junior,
“The Colorado-LSU game could
have gone either way several
times,” he added. “To beat LSU
we’ll have to do some things we
haven’t done in a while. We’ll
have to move the ball well on the
ground. We’ll have to play out
standing deefnse. Also, we’ll have
to throw the ball.”
A new system of rewarding
outstanding performances is be
ing used by the Aggies this year.
Any player who makes an out
standing play or does an excep
tional job receives a star to wear
on the back of his helm'et.
For the Wichita State game,
six stars were given to five play
ers. Doug Neill was awarded a
star for his fine running and his
excellent blocking. The senior
fullback had 13 knockdowns Sat
urday night. Mike Bellar was
given a star for what his coach
said were “four big plays on
kickoffs.”
Safety Brad Dusek won two
stars, one for his alert pass in
terception and one for the fum
ble he recovered. Both led to
touchdowns. Extra effort in
breaking a tackle and scoring a
touchdown got Joey Herr his
star. The other star went to Lar
ry Ellis.
Ellis came out for football in the
spring and made the team. He
played at free safety and strong
safety against Wichita.
Physical condition dominated
much of last year’s Aggie press
conferences, but injuries aren’t
as prevalent as they were last
season.
kle, while Neill is suffering from
a hip pointer. Mark Green is not
entirely well, but he did practice
Monday. Stallings said that the
Odessa sophomore would take
part in yesterday’s full speed
workout.
Dennis Carruth, who broke his
leg in the spring, practiced yes
terday, too. Although he has
been running, Tuesday was his
first day of contact. The prob
lem has not been with the bone
itself, but the muscles around it
have not regained their strength.
Like most coaches, Stallings
follows other college teams, par
ticularly the ones in the South
west Conference. The University
of Houston edged Rice 23-21, Ar
kansas beat California 51-20, and
Tulane downed Texas Tech 15-9.
“Rice and Houston went about
like I thought,” he said. “I didn't
really believe there’d be more
than a six- or seven-point differ
ence. I didn’t know too much
about Arkansas and California,
but I was a little surprised at the
outcome of Tech and Tulane.”
Tim Trimmier gained 46 yards
rushing and completed three of
five passes for 49 yards in his
first varsity game.
“Trimmier did a good job,”
Stallings said. “I’m pleased that
he didn’t make any bad plays.
In fact, he turned some potential
ly bad plays into good plays.”
With LSU and Nebraska on
the schedule for the nextl
weeks, Stallings was askej)
would have liked to have
with a stronger team that
ita State, to build the Aj
for the games to come.
“If I hadn’t wanted to
Wichita, I wouldn’t have
uled them,” he explained,
rather open with Wichita
had LSU. I’d rather beai
team than lose tooneoftkl
in the country. Of course,iia
you want to beat everyone,"I
Landry can’t decide on quarterU
will use both in opener against Bull
Intramurals begin
with seven forfeits
Robert Gerasimowicz and Doug
Neill were hurt in the last game.
Gerasimowicz has a sprained an-
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Forfeits seemed to be the rule
on opening day of the 1971-1972
intramural season Monday. There
were no less than seven forfeits
throughout the six sports being
played.
Class A and C football began
Monday with Davis-Gary show
ing strength in a 19-0 win over
the 3rd year Vet students. Pur-
year anr Hughes tied at 6-6 and
Keathley won over Leggett, 6-0
in Class C action. Class A results
showed A-2 over Squadron 1, 8-0.
Also, A-l beat Squadron 4 6-0
and Squadron 7 won over E-l by
forfeit.
In Class D basketball, Air
Training Command beat the
Saints, 23-16, and Law Esquires
outscored Phi Delts, 39-33. In
Class B, A-l trounced Squadron
1, 40-15. C-l beat Squadron 4,
35-29, and Squadron 8 won over
E-l by a forfeit.
Class B horseshoes had two
games with double forfeits, and
in the only game played, Squad
ron 6 beat B-2, two games to
one.
Obtaining victories in handball
were K-2, Squadron 9 and Squad
ron 13. Intramurals continue
Monday through Thursday at
5:00 and 7:30 all semester.
DALLAS, Tex. <AP>—D alias
coach Tom Landry, ignoring the
shot and shell he is sure to re
ceive from his critics, said Tues
day the Cowboys will use a two-
quarterback system until he de
cides otherwise.
Some Cowboy watchers saw
this as a demotion for Craig
Morton, No. 1 quarterback last
season.
However, both quarterbacks
have played well in an outstand
ing pre-season in which the Cow
boys swept all six games as the
only unbeaten, untied team in the
National Football League.
Third year man Roger Stau-
bach had the better of the sta
tistics with more touchdown pass
es, completions, a better comple
tion percentage and fewer inter
ceptions.
But Landry, who said he does
n’t go strictly by statistics, indi
cated Tuesday that Staubach had
gained a slight edge in preseason
games.
Staubach, the former Heisman
Trophy winner from Navy, was
scheduled to start Sunday’s reg
ular season opener in Buffalo. A
ruptured blood vessel in a thigh
may keep him out of the lineup
against the Bills.
Staubach told Landry before
the season started that if he
wasn’t No. 1 this year he wanted
to be traded in the off-season.
Landry started Staubach last
year in Dallas’ first two regular
season games. Landry yanked
Staubach in the St. Louis game
after two interceptions and Stau
bach never got the job back from
Morton, who battled an arm in
jury all season.
Morton, coming off an
tion in the off-season, is
the ball with velocity.
Landry said nothing shi
made of the starting qusrtq
job under his system.
“Who starts each garnet
significant,” said Landry,i I
eating he will change qua
backs at will during ttiej
if he so wishes.
Cowboy opponents now
two (quarterbacks to prepan
for each game. The way4
are going for Dallas both a
terbacks can slice up a de!i
For Landry, it was like ck
between a dagger and a n
Arkansas leads
in offensive stall
DALLAS <>P)—The Ark|
Razorbacks call their of
“The Clean Machine”
they don’t want their quarteil
tackled and get his unifonr
ty. A look at statistics last
show what happened whe
was never dropped by Cali
Arkansas quarterback Jot
guson leads the Southwest
ference in passing and total
fense. He had 16 completior;
228 yards in the 51-20 victor!
a total offense of 34 plays
239 yards.
Razorback Jon Richards™
the lead in rushing with
yards and in tandem off |
rushing and pass receiving
131 yards.
Arkansas leads in
passing and total offense
Texas Tech leads in passde
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