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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1977
Sports
Ags defeat Gobblers 27-6
By PAUL ARNETT
Bnttalion Sports Editor
"If ifs and huts ice'te candy
dud nuts, then we d all have a
Merry Christmas."
— Don Meredith
BLACKSBURGH, Va. — If the
Iggies could have scored a
michdovvn every time they were in
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the defense could Have held the
Gobbler offense on third down situ
ations, then Texas A&M would have
defeated Virginia Tech by a greater
score than 27-6.
“I thought we played good de
fense except on third down situa
tions,” coach Emory Bellard said.
“We played too loose in these situa
tions and they came up with the first
downs.
Tech converted seven out of se
venteen third down situations, and
had 342 offensive yards. Turnovers
was the only faction of the game
which kept the Gobblers out of the
Aggie endzone.
Tech running back Roscoe Goles
may not have reached the Ag
endzone, but the little halfback did
something no back has done against
A&M since 1974. He rushed for
over 100 yards.
“My goal was 200, Coles said. “I
could have done it too, if I had got
ten to carry the ball a few more
times.”
Coles 120 yards rushing was
good, but Curtis Dickey did better.
The sophomore from Bryan carried
the ball 17 times and gained 144
yards.
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ifetyani There’s no fooling around for the
was thei nen’s tennis team this season, A6rM
ngest ci enms coach Richard Barker said
majoru The team is in hill swing for the
577-1978 season, and they’re work-
xtrapoi ng under stricter training rules,
uchdoj. "We’ve got stricter training rules
an most of the athletes here,”
Roy C oat h Barker said. Even this early in
if the id he season, the guys arc discouraged
i unsuspi rom drinking, carousing and keep-
thet n g kite hours, he explained,
detree And they will be exposed to
ougher play. I ve set up the type of
oneofi chedule that will be excellent to
season il levelop them. ’
lornedB The team jogs regularly out to
asterwood Airport. They also prae-
ice three to four hours a day.
teamli With six new freshmen, it’s a
in the ' oun g team. Barker said. There are
lestarte 4 men on the team presently and
, st 2 more trying out. A total of 10 will
j tod It >e chosen for the team and six of
wlenij hose will be chosen for tournament
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the full The team s best prospect. Barker
ind cm ia y s > is freshman Reid Freeman, a
\AAA singles champion from High
land Park in Dallas. Other incoming
feshmen are Max King from San
Antonio, Trey Schetz and Murray
ad wli blaekshear from Galveston, Denny
rht, cfl ‘‘‘naldi from Stuart, Florida and Jim
■ |Grubert from Richardson.
Eight varsity courts, grandstands
For 400-500 people, and shower
Facilities for men and women are
under construction. “The new
Facilities will definitely be a plus fac
tor, Barker stud.
They will improve our attitude a
lot, returning player Mike Moss
said. On the old courts, there have
been times when we had to stop
play to wipe mud off our shoes after
a rain. And they should bring more
People out to matches which will
nake us more enthusiastic.”
Mike Moss from Houston
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“I owe it all to my line,” Dickey
said. “I love them all.”
The Aggie offense had another
good day, but missed on some op
portunities that would have put the
game out of reach early.
“We sometimes just couldn’t
connect when we needed to, ” quar
terback David Walker said. “But
basically our offense was sound to
day. We read everything their de
fense used, and they were a little
slow adjusting to our offensive for
mations.
“The offensive line really came off
the ball today. They opened up
some hig holes for George and Cur
tis to run through.
Woodard was held to just 82
yards. The Gobbler defense, led by
Rick Razanno, keyed on the big man
on every play.
“They defensed me pretty good,
Woodard said. “They had three
people keying on me the whole
game. They really impressed me
with their defense. ”
A very impressive goal line stand
was made by the Gobblers just be
fore the half. On fourth and one,
Woodard carried the ball, but was
stopped just short of the goal line. A
slow exchange from Walker may
have hurt Woodard s chances of
scoring.
“My one little gut, couldn’t match
their five big guts,” Woodard said.
“They played me strong, and
knocked me down. That Razzano
met me a few times in the hole to
day. He can really hit you hard.”
The Ags face hard hitting Texas
Tech this weekend in Lubbock.
A&M’s defensive play will have to
improve. Bellard’s Bunch has been
sluggish at times. It appeared A6cM
was looking ahead to the Texas Tech
contest throughout the Virginia
Tech encounter.
“We were looking to the Texas
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Baker from Shreveport, David
Moore from Corpus, and Julian
Hine from southwestern Louisiana
are the returning lettermen.
All of the men this season are
Barker’s own recruits, and he says it
should be a quality team. A6cM has
not been ranked in several years,
but Barker refuses to be discour
aged. “A team is ranked by what
they did the year before,” Barker
explained. “There’s definitely hope
for the future.”
“Due to good recruits and better
facilities, everybody’s a lot more
enthusiastic this year. Moss said.
“Last year, there were certain
matches that we just expected to
lose. But if we play really well,
we’ve got the kind of team that
could be ranked in the future.
A6cM will participate in four
tournaments this fall. The first one
was this weekend in Midland. “The
top teams will be there, Barker
said. “It’s going to be tough, but I
think we re ready.”
Volleyball team
plays tonight
Texas A&M’s women s volleyball
team faces one of the sport s top
competitors Tuesday night when
they host Utah State at 6 p.m. in G.
Rollie White Coliseum.
Utah State, coached by the ABC
women’s “Superstars champion
and Olympic volleyballer Mary Jo
Peppier, has recently returned from
Europe where the team accumu
lated a 13-1 record against various
European nations.
A&M also will host Baylor in the
Tuesday night tournament.
Tonight the Aggie volleyball team
faces Rice University at 7:30 in G.
Rollie White Coliseum.
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Baylor 21 Kentucky 6
Penn State 31 Houston 14
Florida 48 Rice 3
Texas Tech 49 New Mexico 14
North Texas 24 SMU 13
Texas 68 Virginia 0
Texas A&M 27 Virginia Tech 6
Oregon 29 TCU 24
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