THE BATTALION Page 13
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1979
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By SEAN PETTY
Battalion Sports Editor
What can you say when your team
avelled to Penn State, where the
.ittany Lions haven’t lost a game
nee the Stone Age, and beat the
boomed th leasts of the East” in their own
eds of Gaii ickyard?
“Nothing that hasn’t already been
id, said Texas A&M head coach
eets outsi’df
told court If
/ear reign d
defensf,
ntence hij
side and the defense kept Penn St.
shut down.
“Carr and Mike Little were out
standing,” Wilson said. “They made
plays it seemed were impossible to
make.
“The game went completely op
posite of what we had planned. We
thought we would have to pass the
ball to move on them and not be
able to control the ball on the
ground. But as it turned out, we
moved the ball better on the
ground.
“We thought they were going to
physically whip us in the trenches
but we held our own. I’m very
proud of John Osborn, (who started
for the first time against Penn St.)
Mike Robbins, Ed Pustejovsky and
the whole offensive line.
“Defensively, we figured we
would have to stop the run the
whole game because of the size of
their line but we forced them to
pass. And forcing them to pass was
playing right into our strong spot at
this point.”
While the Ags lost the services of
Kubiak, they gained backup quar
terback David Beal this week who
has been out since the beginning of
the season with a shoulder injury.
“It’s hard to believe we came out
of that physical ball game without
any serious injuries,” Wilson said.
Wilson also mentioned punter
David Appleby as one of the “out
standings” in the game.
“David’s punting kept Penn St. in
very poor field position all day. I’m
very pleased with his performances,
so far this season.”
It was a festive mood in Cain
Hall, and for good reason, but the
serious business of preparing for
Memphis State goes on as usual at
Kyle Field.
charges sj Wilson in his weekly press con-
rence. “The win has given us a lot
Dlation ofl. confidence because it was a team
ment anil] ctory all the way. It was just an
[(standing performance.”
I Madrid, | Another thing you can do is sit
court wj ick and reap the national honors
at go with the type of victory the
ggies had Saturday.
Wilson was named UPI national
ts have aoi iach of the week, tailback Curtis
ickey was named national back of
to their 4 e week by Sports Illustrated and
ts indepetij mthwest Conference offensive
ayer of the week and linebacker
[oug Carr was named SWC defen
sive player of the week, just to name
anew.
Ilhere was a noticeable change in
Be mood from the previous press
Inferences. This week, Wilson
uld talk about how good the de
nse was, how good the offense
ps, how good the kicking game was
~d most important, how good that
de(ecl»lg'™ fc ' s ( ,
,„H n i 9n J Although there were many out-
s rweivintl andin ,8 P la y s that ke y ed the
- *"tory, ” Wilson said, “I would have
llh
P CO
tec!
nd foreign!
i pick four that made the differ-
“The first and biggest would have
ltd be Dickey’s 69-yard touchdown
J/l ijMn in the first quarter that put us
Jck in the game immediately. It
Y • lllas the first positive thing that hap-
t f/ 1 ! ijned to the team all year.
' Another big play was Carr’s
i l pnble recovery when the score was
and Penn St. had good field po-
ion. As it turned out, we took that
wwet and moved in to score and
:e it 21-7.
“A key play in the second half
ie when our defense held them
fourth and one. If they would
|ve taken that one in, it would
ve made it very difficult for us.
“And the play that rea))y set us up
the fourth quarter was David
itt’s punt return that set up our
rthiscore.”
ilson also singled out quarter-
ck Mike Mosley for the level-
, Jaded game he played and his abil-
1111111 #y to turn certain losses into
him.
place aijr
lot where
m on
o, the clii
ti-Mafiasej
msses told
/ay in thn
[blocks t(tj
rounding if
•e sent upi
e getaway!
nova’s actiJ
me fighterl
big
§“Mike played probably his most
ure game all year. He made
ie decisions in certain situations
it kept us in the game and elimi-
ited the mistakes we had been
ling that killed us the first two
ies.”
The Aggies, who had lost seven
nbles in two games, fumbled one
he which set up the Lions’ first
bre.
, JMosley watched freshman Gary
“ on a !’ “Mibiak direct the Aggies’ the first
5inergemi|| a y dj e game from the sidelines
d that was all. Kubiak went down
)C-9
sly aft
plodei
iternational
pain -J
i DC-9 jeil
t between I
ilitary
said
.one of t[ii|
hd out with a hyperextended elbow
JerMatt Millen broke through and
Iberia« Kubiak who landed the wrong
. iy on his left arm.
plane was starting really took the pres-
ra to Madni re off me; ” Mosley said. “I was
ady to help the team if they
f} M/) i eded me ' n ^ rst 9 uarter or
y fid lybe not until the last minute of
e game.
“Everyone was behind Gary the
hole week before the game so I
'lHO r ew it wou l d be no problem. I’m
114/0 1st sorry he had to leave the game
pat way.
nternationil “This game has really boosted my
. en ,|® nfidence. I read in one of the
airmai sir 3us t on p a p ers l as t week that I
printed it l$n ’ t a anc [ hurt me
V 6 iTt' 3re tkan an yfhing I had ever read.
• wt ^ showed ’em didn’t I.”
m VT? The entire Aggie teamed “showed
eet of lOOnpn” as ^ 0 ff ense ran a t w iH G ut-
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United Press International
HOUSTON — Former
avyweight boxing champion
uhammad Ali visited the Houston
ilers’ practice Tuesday, sparred
several players and delivered a
>em about running back Earl
ampbell.
have a lot of speed, a lot of
durance, if Earl meets me, in
ease his insurance,” Ali said after
ampbell needled him about his
, weight and retirement.
You’ve got grey hair. You’re fat.
m’re old. You’re a good used-to-
” Campbell teased.
I want to take on five of you guys
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hich five?” joked Ali.
Ali arrived unannounced wearing
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unds with running back Tim Wil-
n, defensive end Elvin Bethea
id other players who suspended
tice briefly to meet Ali.
“Last week, I murdered a rock,
ured a stone, hospitalized a brick,
so mean I make medicine sick,
!i chirped. “I dry up a drink of
later, kill a dead tree, don’t mess
Ith Muhammad Ali.”
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