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By SEAN PETTY
Battalion Sports Editor
It’s being billed as, “The Battle
for Survival in the Southwest Con
ference.”
And although that description of
the Texas A&M-Texas Tech game
may be a little too dramatic, it is
theoretically correct.
Consider the situation that the
surprising Baylor Bears have put the
Aggies and Red Raiders in. Both
teams have played one conference
game and both were beaten by the
Bears who were supposed to finish
the season playing marbles with the
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Owls and the Horned Frogs some
where in the SWC cellar.
Both teams must play Texas,
Houston and Arkansas on down the
road. Not fun.
You will hear all the cliches —
backs against the wall; worked into a
corner; do or die; now or never.
Whatever, it’s all the same, both
teams gotta win the durn ball game.
The Tumbleweed Bowl will fea
ture two evenly matched teams ex
periencing similar problems on of
fense, that is, putting the ball in the
end zone. Both the Ags and Raiders
boast strong, quick defenses. Inten
sity and motivation will be no prob
lem this week.
That was the situation the last
time the Aggies mounted up and
headed for the high plains of West
Texas in 1977. The Aggies’ 33-17
victory was not indicative of the
game which saw the Raiders lead
the game through the first three
quarters.
The Aggies, led by the Wishbone
attack of quarterback David Walker,
fullback George Woodard and
halfbacks Curtis Dickey and David
Brothers, were supposed to finish
high in the SWC. The Aggies also
carried one of the best kickers in the
country in Tony Franklin.
By
Battii
After last y
nee, Texas i
apprehei
f job the T
1977 was supposed to be the i, , ou ld do th
of the Raiders and their Heist
anchored by two all-SWC plip
linebacker Mike Mock and dei
sive end Richard Arledge.
Both teams came into the g
undefeated — the Raiders bei
Baylor and New Mexicoandthe ; 0 nzales. Afl
gies having beaten Kansas
Virginia Tech.
Tne intensity was there
g ame would probably h
reaks and mistakes. It did
The Raiders scored on t
possession led by the passing
running of Allison. But t
Allison would do for the
Goodsons good foot
good for scholarship
United Press International
AUSTIN — Texas walk-on
barefoot kicker John Goodson
was placed on an athletic schol
arship Wednesday by the Long
horns because of his performance
against opponents this year.
Goodson is ranked fourth in
the nation in kicking field goals,
hitting on five in seven attempts.
He also has kicked three of three
extra points.
The scholarship announce
ment was made by Longhorn
coach Fred Akers.
Akers also said the team work
out was better Wednesday than
it had been earlier in the week.
“They knew more what to do
against the complicated Rice of
fense,” said Akers, discussing
this week’s opponent.
he left the game with a brokenn ause it Jeav
near the end of the first quarto,
The Aggies didn’t tie the a e ep up with
oubts have
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until the second period on i
tight end Russell Mikeska, Bill e hind us foi
Raiders scored again as BillAi ]f statistics
kicked a 57-yard field goal ii« er formance,
gun sounded at the half. Kanyhave de
The Aggies took the lead iilst year. So I
third quarter on a screen passi, strong safet
Dickey took 68 yards for die sttj combined to
Then the Aggies made a misAeen has als
Dickey fumbled on the A{dl«ij n g him wit
yard line and the Raiders sttftje for the te
four plays later. The quartereni The secom
with Tech leading 17-14. (foole is alre
Then Franklin went to woh ear. Throng
the fourth quarter. He kicked! ie secondar
goals of 48, 25, 51 and 39 yaffi asses , L as t
make it 26-17. The final II nly seven ii
touchdown was made bylinek ; ason . i ron j
Roderick Reed who intercepts lember of I
pass and ran it back 25 yardsb: intercept!
score. End of game. B ’ Yeah tht
This year’s game could
same tough, well played gam
over.
It will be a game of break
mistakes; the Aggies need sou
one and must eliminate the o
There’s no room for butter finp
Lubbock.
And there’s a little more in
Aggie head coach Tom Wilsoa
is going home in a way. Wi
glory days as an all-SWC qm
hack for Texas Tech were
the floor of Tech’s Jones Stai
He was a winner there
appy with,
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to be a winner there again Sati
night. Except he will be w
maroon and white this
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