The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, September 29, 1971, Image 10

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    Wednesday, September 29, 1971
stated. “Their quarterback (Al
bert Johnson) led the nation in
rushing 1 for quarterbacks using
the option play last year. My job
this week will be to make sure
he never gets outside me.”
His position got a little more
complicated this year with the
change in the A&M defensive
alignment.
“Last year I played in a down
position all the time in our five
man front,” he said. “This year
we rotate with the tackles. If we
rotate right, I am in the down
.w.v.y.
THE BATTALIOt
Max Bird has a tough job: stop the Cincinnati quarterback
position and if the quarterback
drops back to pass I must rush.
If we rotate left, I am in an up
position and have to cover a pass
receiver in the flat. Mostly, my
job is to contain the quarterback.”
After losing the last two games
one wonders how the team’s at
titude is holding up.
“We’re still a good football
team,” Bird pointed out. “It really
doesn’t matter about non-confer
ence games. Sure, we would like
to go 11-0 but the important thing
is conference play. As a matter
of fact, a few of us were talking
about a Bowl game a couple of
days ago.”
There is speculation that the
defense is getting disheartened
with the lack of scoring by the
offense.
“That is not true,” Bird said.
“We’re not upset with the offense.
They may have some problems
scoring but both quarterbacks
have been or still are injured.
They’ll be ready by conference
and so will the rest of the offense
and so will the rest of the of
fense, just wait and see.”
After playing three number one
teams in two years, one wonders
how Nebraska compares to the
Texas and Ohio State teams of
1970.
“Nebraska has great talent but
compared to Ohio State and Texas
I think they are the weakest of
the three,” Bird commented. “The
defense is better than the of
fense. Their big plays are the
ones that beat you. I feel we could
have beaten them except for the
big plays they scored on us, like
the long interception, the kiekofl
return, the long pass and thelonj
run. Without Johnny Rodgeti,
Nebraska would be just anoftet
good football team. He wins tlj
game for them.”
With Cincinnati’s great nij.
ning attack looming for Saturdaj
night, Max knows what it tj|
take to win.
“I will have to keep the qiu t ,
terback bottled up and whentbej
pass I will have to be in then
and put pressure on him,” Binl
said.
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