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College Station, Texas
Wednesday, November 3, 1971
THE BATTALION
Buster Callaway: All American teenager at offensive tackle
Buster Callaway
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By BILL HENRY
Assistant Sports Editor
With all the discussion about
the generation gap and the teen
age rebellion, Texas A&M’s 19-
year old left tackle Buster Cal
laway could not be considered a
problem child. All he does for
kicks is knock down defensive
linemen and open gaping holes
for Aggie running backs.
Callaway, a 6-4, 259-pound jun
ior from Ennis, leads the offen
sive line in consistency and hel
met stars, grading high in each
football game and receiving two
stars. These stars were won the
past two weeks for 20 and 23
knockdowns against Baylor and
Arkansas respectively.
“It’s hard for an offensive line
man to get helmet stars,” he said.
“All we really need is a pat on
the back from our ball carriers
telling us we did a good job to get
enough glory. I guess I’m lucky
to have gotten two stars.”
It hasn’t been luck, since 12
knockdowns is considered a great
job. Buster was only one short
of doubling that amount against
the Razorbacks.
Early in the season, the offen
sive line was the brunt of much
criticism from sports writers and
fans alike.
“The problem was that on ev
ery play one of us would break
down on our assignment,” Calla
way admitted. “Our line now is
finally working together, open
ing holes for the runner and keep
ing the defensive players off of
our quarterback when he’s trying
to pass.”
After playing the range of
teams that the Aggies have, the
upset of highly touted Arkansas
brings up the question of top
teams in comparison.
“Arkansas was big, tough or
I should say the toughest team
we’ve played all year,” he ex
plained. “They were more con
sistent than Nebraska or LSU.
The only reason we didn’t do well
against these other teams is be
cause of our dumb mistakes like
fumbles, interceptions and missed
blocking assignments.”
After winning two straight,
confidence runs high in the Ag
gie camp. Many feel the chances
of going to the Cotton Bowl are
not as much of a myth as some
people might expect.
“I think our chances are great
for winning the conference,” Bus
ter said. “All that needs to hap
pen is for Arkansas to lose an-
rest
other game and we win the
of ours. TCU needs to lo Se a ,
other one also. I don’t think w e 'i
lose another game all S e aso ,
Even if Arkansas doesn’t lose aj
other game, we’ll have a gooj
chance of going to a bowl game
somewhere because we beat bolt
Texas and Arkansas.
With SMU on this week’s agen.
da, Buster is not about to over,
look its potential with such sii.
perlatives as Gary Hammond anj
Alvin Maxson in the backfieli
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