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December 7, 1982
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HOUSTON — The Houston
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ittle, Hawaii Ijive game plan, but Head Coach
r jEd Biles said it is too early to
jgrade his plan.
With the Dallas Cowboys
loming to town, offensive “di
versification” is still in at the Oil-
Irs camp while the days of
w/i r ani P^ e ** carr y* n g the offense
I III are still out, Biles said Monday.
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ot going to change the direc-
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aer possible! B 0 ‘ n g to continue to try to diver-
iking stage). i'fy 'h 6 offense, to utilize Earl
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he San Fra psification is going to pay off
the possiblj f lvldends in the Ion g run -”
1 His next step in the program
parted in 1981 is to use rookie
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“The next step is that the
other backs have got to carry the
ball,” he said.
The Oilers latest loss was 17-
14 to the New York Giants Sun
day — a game in which Camp
bell rushed 23 times for 66
yards.
Under Phillips, Campbell car
ried as many as 39 times in a
game behind offensive line per
sonnel obtained to block for his
straight-ahead running.
Biles, the defensive coordina
tor who replaced Phillips in
1981, Monday called that style
of play “18th Century.”
“The game is changing to
where teams use backs for situa
tions,” Biles said. He used the
Cowboys as an example of a
team which substituted many
running backs successfully.
“The day of one back carrying
30 times a game is almost non-
existant,” he said.
He made his comments to re
porters at his regular weekly
news conference.
Asked if his philosophy made
obsolete the talents of one of the
toughest and most durable run
ners in NFL history, he said,
“No, no, no.
“He’s involved in a different
role and he accepts it. You have
got to stay up with the times and
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ment the past spring, said he
.couldn’t have been more proud
of the performance of Oglesby
and Briggs.
“I thought we were the best
isemanisln there, but when you’re
with San D» playing best ball, it’s difficult, be
cause there’s a lot of luck in
volved,” Ellis said. “If someone
gets in a hot streak, then just
about anything can happen.
“Fortunately, our guys were
hot and played as good as — or
even better than — they’ve play
ed all semester. And also, when
one player doesn’t do well on a
hole, you’ve got to be able to
have his partner back him up.
That’s exactly what Paul and
Danny did — they just teamed
real well.”
The Aggie coach also said he
and his players are pleased to
reach their preseason goal.
“We really wanted to play the
regular tournaments better, be
cause last year, we played well at
conference and at the national
tournament, but we didn’t play
well during the regular season,”
Ellis said. “We knew we were
capable of winning every tour
nament we played in this semes-
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the trends. You can’t still play in
the 18th Century.”
Asked if it was possible that
Campbell might run better if
utilized more, Biles said, “That’s
not a concern.”
In five games this season,
Campbell is averaging 21 carries
and 3.8 yards per carry.
Edwards has four carries,
Craft two and Allen none.
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well.”
So the Aggies’ fall went
according to plan?
“Very much so,” Ellis said,
“because we’ve played in good
fields and done very well. Every
one’s excited about the spring,
but we have to be ready for some
tough competition. I told the fel
lows to enjoy the holidays, but to
really keep in contact with the
game, because it’s going to be a
tough spring.
“We’re going to have to work
very hard. We have the talent to
be very, very competitive in the
spring, but we have a very tough
conference, too.”
In the tournament, Texas
finished fourth at 210, TCU was
ninth at 212, Arkansas was 15th
at 217 and Rice and Baylor tied
for 16th at 219. During the
spring, the Longhorns wound
up sixth in the nation and the
UCLA Bruins were seventh.
In the same tournament, the
Aggie women’s golf team
finished 10th. Shirley Furlong
and Pat Gonzales carded scores
of 70, 77 and 69 in the three-day
event.
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