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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1980
Beal will have
wrist checked
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&
Texas A&M quarterback David
Beal will have his injured right wrist
x-rayed again early this week and
that examination will determine his
status for the rest of the season,
coach Tom Wilson said Monday.
“If it doesn’t show a break, he
might be back in time for the Arkan
sas game (Nov. 15),” said Wilson. “If
there is a break, he’ll be lost for the
season.
In the meantime, sophomore
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Gary Kubiak was listed as the No. 1
quarterback ahead of veteran Mike
Mosley, who had been moved to de
fense before Beal’s injury.
Wilson also said offensive guards
John Osborn and Kent Adams and
linebacker Mike Little will be held
out of work this week because of in
juries/-Wilson went on to say that if
his guards cannot play two freshmen
will have to start at those positions.
“We certainly aren’t using it as an
excuse for our record (2-4),’’ said
Wilson, “but we’ve been playing a
lot of youngsters. It tells in crucial
situations because they are inexperi
enced.”
The Aggies were clobbered by
Baylor last Saturday, a one-sided loss
that followed similiar setbacks
against Georgia and Penn State.
“We’re not as good as Georgia,
Penn State or Baylor,” Wilson said,
“but we could be 3-3 because we
should have beaten Houston. I’m
disappointed at the margin by which
we lost to those three good teams.”
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DALLAS—The selection date for
college bowl games is only a month
away and the people who run the
Cotton Bowl have taken dead aim on
the Alabama Crimson Tide in hopes
of landing the No. 1 college football
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Cotton Bowl officials point out that
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