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United Press International
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkan
sas Coach Lou Holtz is pleased with
the progress of the Razorback defen
sive unit.
“The defense, especially the sec
ondary, is coming together,” Holtz
said Monday. “That is more than can
be expected after a scrimmage.”
Sophomore Trent Bryant and
junior Marty Mitcham were elevated
to first team postitions Monday.
Bryant was moved to starting free
safety and Mitcham was promoted at
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Freshman Thomas Brown was
moved to wide receiver. “I thought
Brown had a fine practice, Holtz
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speed.
“Micheal (Forrest), Roland (Sales)
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after a scrimmage, there will be mis
takes.
“We have a lot of people playing
with pain,” Holtz said. “I think the
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bruises.”
Senior strong safety Brad Shoup
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pointer, and senior running hack
Jerry Eckwood was slowed by a foot
injury. Neither injury is serious, and
both are expected to return in a day
or two.
Meanwhile, surgery to repair liga
ment damage to first-team flanker
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cessful by Arkansas Razorback
trainer Dean Weber.
Bobo suffered the injury in S%|
day’s scrimmage.
“The goal is still to havehimc#
pletely ready for a howl gau; 1C “
Weber said.
Junior Robert Farrell was movel
up to Bobo’s starting positionj lit
Monday’s practice. Farrell, ajuniu Is
caught a 58-yard touchdown passt
give the Razorbacks a 26-20 vict
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COLLEGE STATION — Texas
A&M assistant coach Chuck Moser
said Tuesday Aggie kickers Tony
Franklin and David Appleby were
in better form than ever.
“I timed David’s hang-time 10
times the other day and all of his
punts were in the air at least four
seconds,” said Moser. "The best one
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Even with the new field goal rule
which returns missed attempts to
the line of scrimmage, Franklin
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scoring record and nine field goals
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WACO — The Baylor Bears put
in what coach Grant Teafi called
“the most intense workout of the
season” Tuesday.
The first team defense dominated
the early part of a scrimmage, but
quarterback Steve Smith then hit on
a 65-yard touchdown pass to Mike
Fisher.
“I was especially pleased by the
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Teafi. “These are the kind of prac
tices that we need to get better.
Freshman Tony Shelton was
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sive back after the scrimmage.
LUBBOCK — Texas Tech coach
Rex Dockery said Tuesday one of
the good things he saw about the
day s practice session was the play of
split end Brian Nelson, who is com
ing off a leg injury incurred in spring
training.
“I’m happy to see Brian moving
around as well as he is, said Doc
kery. "I think he is ready to play.
The offense wasn t polished to
day, though. We were no wktil
close to what we were in
scrimmage. On the other handl
impressed with our deii iw
showed a lot of togetherness andi |j||
gressive tackling. We are shown * ;
signs of being a good defeq
team.”
Dockery said defensive h i(jl
Mike Patterson will return todn! ' :
"in a couple of days ” after sulTern
sprained ankle Monday. i
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good day Tuesday and coach Fi w ]
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in recent years. a
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fensively, Dry said. “Wehadgt
contact today, the best wevefii
The highest praise came forjm
college transfer Jeff Craig, wt moe
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ended three-a-day workouts Its mge
day. The team will have twopn ^dis
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Akers. “We re seeing constant,
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among our young players
Defensive end Henry Will
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hamstring pull but the Longta
starter is expected to return tow
soon.
Linebacker Mark Martigra"
who missed spring practice wi
operation on his left knee
missed the early contact becausti
a slight strain on his other knee,
he is expected to he ready for
Opening game against Rice.
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