EHE BATTALION
Friday, October 13, 1972
College Station, Texas
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By BILL HENRY
Battalion Sports Editor
It’s a new season for the Texas
Aggies beginning Saturday night
when they host offensive-minded
Texas Tech on Kyle Field at 7:30
p.m.
The Aggies bring an unimpres
sive 1-3 record into the ballgame
compared to Tech’s 3-1 but A&M
stands 0-0 in Southwest Confer
ence standings whereas Tech is
0-1.
Tech has defeated Utah (45-2),
New Mexico (41-16) and Tulsa
(35-18). It’s lone loss came
against defending SWC champion
Texas two weeks ago, 25-20.
This will be the 31st meeting
between the two teams with the
Aggies holding a 17-12-1 margin
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of victories. The Red Raiders
have won the last four games dat
ing back to 1969 and Coach Jim
Carlen has never lost to the Ag
gies.
Coach Emory Bellard is look
ing for his first conference win
as head coach of the Aggies.
The Red Raiders come into Sat
urday’s game without any no
ticeable injuries and the Aggies
should be in the best physical
condition since Wichita State.
The odds-makers have tabbed
Tech a 10-point favorite but
Tech’s Carlen does not see an
easy road ahead for his Raiders.
“Texas A&M has had two
weeks to get it all back together
following some tough losses,” he
said. “They have outstanding
personnel and I know they will
be ready to play us.”
Last year, in what many felt
was the worst game A&M had
ever played in Lubbock, the Raid
ers won 28-0.
The Aggies will start a new
quarterback, Don Dean, 6-0, 193,
to run the Wishbone in place of
senior Lex James.
The starting lineup across the
formation will be the same as it
was at the start of the season.
Fullback will be senior Brad
Dusek, 6-2, 212. At halfbacks
will be junior Mark Green, 6-3,
216, and freshman Bubba Bean,
6-0, 190.
Freshmen split ends Richard
Osborne, 6-5, 210, and Carl
Roaches, 5-9, 155, will deliver the
plays from Bellard to quarter
back Dean.
Ricky Seeker, 6-3, 238, and
Ralph Sacra, 6-5, 235, will be at
tackles on offense. Todd Christo
pher, 6-2, 237, and Buster Calla
way, 6-3, 258, will be at guards
and Skip Kuehn, 6-0, 225, will be
at center. At tight end will be
Homer May, 6-3, 237.
Max Bird, 6-0, 223, and Paul
Hulin, 6-0, 206, will be at defen
sive ends with Bill Wiebold, 6-3,
224, and Boice Best, 6-1, 233, at
guards.
The linebackers will be fresh
man Ed Siminoni, 6-0, 200, sen
ior Grady Hoermann, 6-0, 217,
and senior Kent Finley, 6-0, 217.
The defensive secondary will be
made up of Corky Sheffield, 5-10,
180, and Robert Murski, 6-0, 189,
at cornerbacks and Dwight La-
Bauve, 6-1, 188, and Larry Ellis,
5-11, 172, at safeties.
The game will pit the confer
ence’s best total offensive unit in
Tech (nation’s third with 477
yards per game) against the
SWC’s second best defensive unit
even with three losses and one
victory.
The Raiders also have the na
tion’s fifth best rushing team and
are the nation’s 12th top scorer
with a 35-point average.
The game is a “must” for both
teams. Tech cannot lose another
game and still have a chance for
the conference crown as no team
has lost two games and won an
outright championship in the
SWC in its existence of some 57
years. The Aggies must win to
retain confidence lost two weeks
ago by losing to Army.
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DALLAS (A*)—For the first
time since 1963 Texas is an un
derdog to Oklahoma in their an
nual Red River Classic, and Soon
er fullback Tim Welch doesn’t
believe the Longhorns are being
given enough credit.
Second-ranked Oklahoma is a
21-point favorite over the 10th-
ranked Longhorns in Saturday’s
67th renewal of their blood-feud
classic in the Cotton Bowl before
a regional television audience.
“I don’t think people are tak
ing them serious enough,” Welch
says. “It’s gonna be a real bat
tle. They’ve got as good a team
as they’ve ever had.”
Welch, one of Oklahoma’s many
Texans, said he never thought
about playing for the ’Horns:
“They thought I was too little to
play. I want to show them some
thing.”
Oklahoma has shown plenty in
amassing victories over Utah
State, Oregon and Clemson, out-
scoring the opposition 169-6. The
Oklahoma defense has allowed no
touchdowns and two field goals.
The Sooners lead the nation in
total offense with 621 yards per
game, rushing with 498.7 yards
per game, and scoring with 56.3
points per contest.
Texas is also unbeaten, taking
the measure of Miami, Texas
Tech and Utah State.
Oklahoma and Texas have met
one common opponent. The Soon
ers ripped Utah State 49-0 and
Texas scored a 27-12 victory.
Oklahoma was No. 1 in the na
tion in 1963 and Texas was No.
2 when the teams met. The un
derdog Longhorns won and
romped to the national title. The
Sooners have been the underdogs
every year since but registered a
48-27 victory in 1971.
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