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Texas A&M fullback Roger Vick (#43) meets a wall of UTEP defenders in his effort to find running room downfield.
Underrated Miners get the shaft
UTEP shocks sluggish Aggies
By ED CASSAVOY
Sports Editor
The two maroon and two white
balloons floating lazily out of the sta
dium seemed to symbolize the atti
tude of the 42,000 plus fans sitting
in the stands quietly — no big deal.
The A&M vs UTEP 'game was
supposed to be little more than a
tune-up match for the Aggies.
It wasn’t.
UTEP received the opening kick
off and promptly marched 53 yards
in eight plays to the Aggie 20 yard
line. UTEP had to settle for a field
goal, but that didn’t seem to matter.
You could almost could hear one
of those maroon ballons popping
somewhere in the overcast Texas
sky.
The Aggies pulled ahead 7-3 after
recovering a UTEP fumble and ev
eryone knew things were going to
turn out all right. Now the A&M
points would start clicking up on the
scoreboard quicker than you can say
Cotton Bowl.
The fans at Kyle Field were ex
pecting to see some stellar quar
terbacking and they certainly got
their wish: Miners’ sophomore quar
terback Sammy Garza played an ex
cellent game. Garza completed 16 of
32 passes for 227 yards and two in
terceptions.
After the game Garza said about
Murray, “I didn’t think he was that
great, after hearing all that stuff on
him all week.”
A&M quarterback Kevin Murray
had a more frustrating afternoon,
completing 16 of 26 for 204 yards
and three critical interceptions.
The quarterbacks’ statistics are
misleading in the sense that Garza
seemed to be in control of the direc
tion of the UTEP offensive plan,
while Murray had to contend with
dropped passes, fumbles and de
fensive pressure.
Garza seemed happy with the
Miners’ game and, though disap
pointed by the freak ending said,
“A&M is supposed to be one of the
better teams and we gave them our
best shot, and we’re in the WAC and
they’re in the SWC.”
The feeling in the Miners’ dress
ing room was one of muted satisfac
tion. Cries of “We’re winners”
swirled in the stifling hot dressing
room.
A more poignant moment was try
ing to talk to the field goal kicker,
Hugo Castellanos, who was already
K acking his sweaty equipment into
is bag as if to bury the memories of
the game as quickly as possible.
Castellanos stood near the door to
the showers, head down, a nearly
seepage 16 MINERS
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