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line,” he said. “They heard all
the noise coming from the
stands and lost their concentra
tion.”
Even though the Movin’ Mavs
had to settle for a field goal on
that drive, they did move the ball
79 yards against the Aggies — a
sign of hope for Elliott.
.“I’m pleased with Danny
Jackson (Maverick quarter
back),” he said. “He showed me
he can move the football for us.
They played more odd defen
sive fronts than we expected, but
Jackson still did a good job. I
think their secondary still has
some problems because we were
able to pass on them a lot.”
Maverick quarterbacks com
pleted 20 of 37 passes for 242
yards against the Aggies but
only threw 1 1 times in the first
half. Caldwell said UTA should
have passed more against the
Aggie secondary.
“They didn’t show us too
much defense against the run
when we saw the film of the Bos
ton College game, so our game
plan was to run right at them,
but when we saw we couldn’t do
that we should have passed
more,” he said. “We just got
caught up in the running game.”
In their season-opening 63-
10 victory over Sam Houston
State, the Mavs had 543 yards in
offense, including 251 in the air
on seven completions. Caldwell
rushed eight times for 118 yards
during that game.
While the Aggies host the
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Satur
day in Kyle Field, the Mavs open
their Southland Conference
schedule at Northeast
Louisiana. UTA will host the
Bulldogs in Arlington’s Maver
ick Stadium Oct. 2.
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OSU’s vengeance drops
Aggies to second place
by John Wagner
Battalion Staff
The Oklahoma State Univer-
sitv Cowgirls had to wait four
months and 13 innings lor re
venge, but the wait was worth it.
The Cowgirls ambushed the
Texas Aggies in the finals of the
U TA Invitational Softball tour
nament to take first place and
settle their score.
In May, the Aggies defeated
OSU in the final game of the
AIAW College World Series to
win the national championship.
This time, however, the Cow
girls were able to sneak past
Texas A&M in a tournament
that was not for the weak of arm.
T he Aggies played eight
games in two days — three Fri
day and five Staurday —- and
won six of them.
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imination play, the Aggiesi
eated Baylor 1-0. McDoni
struck out nine and gaveupo^
one hit
In Saturday's I'irst game,Silfmish ft
pile bed her second no-hitt&i fan play
the year against Sam How
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what is quicklv becoming one of
the most competitive rivalries in
college softball.
The Aggies began play on Fri
das against Oklahoma City Uni-
versitv. winning 3-0 on a Shan
McDonald one-hitter.
The Aggies then lost to OS
4-2 to put themselves in thd 1
er's bracket. After beatingOj
homa University, the Aggiesil
feated OSU 5-0 to force a
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the regulation nine innings,
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Thev defeated Nebraska 1-0,
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