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^ larterback David Walker pitches to halfback Curtis
ckey. Dickey scamped for 85 yards and an apparent
ichdown. (dipping was called against Darrell Smith, and
talker’s ready
[>r Texas Tech
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ten a long, hard road for
\6cM (juarterhack David
-luit he’s finally reached
may. After starting out his
■•iieer as a 16-year old
he has undergone quite a
iges and is now considered
he top quarterbacks iu the
performing basically as
passer at Sulpher High
i Louisiana where he made
Walker came to Aggieland
wishbone is the name of
■ 1 hat meant learning a
m style of quarterbaeking
l't‘ triple option.
tstarted the last six games
shman in 1973, and was
I’reshman of the Year in the
the UPI. As a sophomore,
■d every game and led the
>an 8-3 season record. A leg
itfignited in him being red-
■he following year and for
(^■VValker decided he would
t, Salta a school w here the off’en-
rjdj'k was more wide open. He
JHhis mind, however, much
.tli duitrin of most SVVC oppo-
^Ijjla returned to Aggieland for
Gi® season.
nc; l""i'ked his way hack into a
■ vole by midseason and
ij-Jf ' ll st six games for A6cM,
hopi Pk'h were* victorious. After
Ml | ln K a dismal 3-2 record
I the first five games, the
Plied around after Walker
|hehp and they finished a
MV* 10-2. In the 37-14 Sun
I'J over Florida, Walker
f d If of 18 passes for 122
'tjrtson he is a fifth-year
'd has acquired most of the
lkes to he a successful quar-
11 the SWC—one of which
y.
>s completely dedicated to
e < says Offensive Coor-
:om Wilson. "He’s a good
'l 1 that he takes what he
d does it on the field. ”
<!’ 185-pounder looks to-
oaturday’s bout w ith Texas
h much anticipation.
' s definitely the big
l ’SWC ' •
opener against Baylor and was
pic ked as an Offensive Player of the
Week. There s been (piitc* a hit of
build-up as far as he's concerned.
Walker says that playing highly-
touted Michigan holds now here the
same significance as playing Texas
Tech.
One of the most difficult things
Walker had to learn when he came
to AdxAl was how to read the* triple T
option. Now he s one of the best at it k
according to the man w ho invented
the wishbone offense, Aggie head
coach Emorv Bellard.
the play resulted in a 49-yard gain for Dickey. The Ags de
feated the Gobblers 27-6.
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"We know we have to score a lot
of points, says Walker. "It seems
like Aggies everywhere alw ays want
something a little better each time.
We re out there to put points on the
hoard and sometimes you have to
have a killer instinct about it.
The road to success W'as a tough
one for David Walker. There were a
lot of ehugholes along the way and
no shortcuts. Much of the time he
had to cut his ow n path but now he s
on higher ground and headed in the
right direction.
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