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February 10, 1983
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Howard has also always
jght about playing for Texas
;&M, but the Aggies nearly lost
services of Howard to Hous-
in a heated recruiting battle.
■‘If I wouldn’t have signed
jth A&M, I would have signed
itli Houston,” Howard said. “I
ked Houston a lot, but A&M
ad the edge — especially when
iy mother bought me a maroon
tcket. My parents never told me
hire to go, but my mother gave
|a hint there.”
AGGIE SIGNEES:
ieith Woodside, Vidalia La.
195, RB — Rushed for
17 yards, compared to Tony
rsett, 4.5 speed, two-time all-
tod Bernstine, Bryan, 6-3,
0, RB — 6 yds. per carry avg.,
team all-state, on Texas
|tbaH’s Top 30 list.
>aig Stump, Port Arthur
Jefferson, 6-1, 185, QB — All
district, all-state. Parade all-
America, District 22-5A MVP,
National H.S. Coaches All-
America team, Texas Football’s
Top 30 list, passed for 2,088
yards and 18 TD’s.
Jay Hess, Eastland, 6-1, 185,
QB — Listed on Texas Foot
ball’s Top 30 list, broke all-time
Texas high school record for
most yards in a season with
3,154 yards.
Todd Howard, Bryan, 6-3,
222, L — Listed on Texas Foot
ball’s Top 30 list, made 44 un
assisted and 37 assisted tackles,
all-district, all-state, high
school coach Merrill Green
calls him “the best defensive
lineman I’ve ever coached.”
Rick McLoud, East High,
Bakersfield, Calif., 6-7, 240, L
— Has 4.9 speed, listed as Cali
fornia bluechipper, all-city, all-
North California, ver strong.
Other signees:
James Jackson, Houston
Yates, L, Ken Ford, Wharton
JC, TE, Greg Dillon, Klien, WR,
Jeff Holley, McKinney, DB,
Roger Vick, Tomball, RB, Lar
ry Kelm, CC King, L, Karl Har
vey, Plano, L, Steve Wohl-
schlaeger, N. Mesquite, L,
Brian Rollins, Dickinson, FB,
Matt Wilson, Spring High, L,
Paul Casper, Houston Lamar,
QB, Johnny Holland, Hemp
stead, QB, Victor Harmon,
Rockwall, LB, James Flowers,
Bryan, QB-DB, Kip Corring-
ton, A&M Consolidated, QB-
DB, Terrence Woods, Houston
Sterling, WR, Rod Saddler,
Columbia, Ga., LB, Jay Muller,
Conroe, L, Sylvester Morgan,
Houston Yates, TE, Todd
Richards, Bakersfield, Califor
nia, RB, Lawrence Mitchell,
Pasadena Dobie, RB, Lewis
Cheeks, Fairfield, L, Shawn
Slocum, Bryan, L, Steve Bullitt,
El Paso Andress, LB.
Cougars beat SMU 85-68
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:d,” Naulls said. “We knew
’d have a lot of momentum
ig in since they beat Baylor
this wastiBf® on Saturday). We came in
ayed all Bung it would be an easy
f we wan!® 6 ’ ^ ut R wasn’t easy by any
Theft fdch of the imagination.”
finished with 12 points
, /cLi-Bnine rebounds to lead the
'• backed i es - an , d Hr(m ; n I 5 iad 12
amts. Roberts added seven
, rd # s and Gilbert wound up
i J i unsix. Rice’s Steele had 15 and
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t col j^ jBexas A&M shot 45 percent
rn the field
, connecting on 22
;4#shots, while the Owls man-
- re f> 01 SWjust 35 percent in 17 of 48.
n I BAggies, who are now one
16 V- Bp out of third place as a re-
' rJfTCU’s loss to Texas Tech
ietl"i' Wednesday night, will travel to
‘t’ 11 ay el| eville, Ark. on Saturday to
^e second-place Razor-
stt'^ms in Barnhill Arena.
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vsicalai® SA&M (51)
j rt .®6-14 0-0 12, Jones 1-5 0-1 2, Gilbert
fuaro 3 2j2 6, Naulls 3-7 4-5 10, Roberts 3-7
iposure Th.er 0-2 0-1 O, McHenry 1-1 0-0 2,
tietheycf®! 6-10 O-O 12. Totals -22-49 7-11
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RICE (45)
O’Neal 2-11 0-0 4, Barnett 4-4 3-4 11,
Bennett 0-1 2-2 2, Steele 5-13 5-5 15,
Petitt 5-13 0-0 10, Cunrtingham 1-4 1-1 3,
Shaw 0-2 0-0 0. Totals — 17-48 11 -12 45.
Halftime — Texas A&M 26, Rice 20.
Total fouls — Rice 17, Texas A&M 14.
Assists — Texas A&M 13, Rice 12. Steals
— Texas A&M 4, Rice 1. Officials —
Bishop, Hill, Chauvan. Attendance —
1000
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The SMU Mustangs were
making quite a nuisance of
themselves at Moody Coliseum
Wednesday night, but, like a
good team is supposed to do, the
Houston Cougars finally swat
ted them away like a bothersome
fly.
“We didn’t play very good in
the first half,” said Guy Lewis,
whose sixth-rated Cougars final
ly posted an 85-68 victory over
the Mustangs. “But in the
second half we showed some
character.”
And in the category of char
acter, the Texas Tech Red Raid
ers displayed some more of it
Wednesday evening, stunning
the TCU Horned Frogs in Lub
bock, 67-61.
The Raiders, playing with
just eight men on their roster,
pulled off their second straight
surprise and moved to 5-5 in the
Southwest Conference stand
ings.
Houston, owning its second
best record ever at this stage of
the season, has had trouble with
SMU the past few years even
though the Mustangs have been
at the bottom of the league
standings.
The only conference win
SMU could come up with last
year was against Houston, a
team that made it to the Final
Four.
And once again Wednesday
night the Mustangs were mak
ing things troublesome for
Houston. SMU led by three late
in the first half and trailed by
just two at intermission, 31-29.
But Michael Young scored 20
of his 26 points in the second
half and with the Cougars hit
ting 62 percent from the field
they slowly pulled away. The vic
tory pushed Houston to 10-0 in
the league chase (a game in front
of the Arkansas Razorbacks)
while the Cougars season mark
is 19-2.
“Every coach knows you are
going to have a game like this,”
said Lewis. “SMU has a good
basketball team. They have
some players we wanted.
“But not taking anything
away from SMU, I wasn’t
pleased at the half. I don’t mind
telling you that. We came in here
(the locker room) and discussed
it rationally. We talked about the
sign of a good ball club being
that you can go on the road and
win.”
TCU, meanwhile, lost for the
11th consecutive time in Lub
bock despite being the heavy
favorite over the Raiders.
Vince Taylor and Tony Ben-
ford combined for 11 of 12 free
throws in the final three minutes
to secure Tech’s 67-61 win.
Tech held a comfortable 35-
25 halftime lead before hitting a
four-minute scoreless period in
the second half. TCU fought
back to cut the lead to one, 55-
54, with 1:47 left.
But a strategy of fouling the
Red Raiders in the closing
seconds backfired with Taylor’s
and Benford’s shooting.
The Raiders have now won
three of their last four SWC
games, and are alone in fifth
place with a 5-5 record.
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