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The Southwest Conference-lead
ing Baylor Bears get a week of rest
before meeting the Arkansas Razor-
backs in what could be the show
down game of the year.
Baylor bouncea TCU, 45-0, on
homecoming Saturday to increase its
SWC ledger to 5-0 wnile Texas, the
only other unbeaten team in league
play, took a 44-14 strapping from
SMU.
Baylor will travel to Little Rock
for a night game Nov. 9 in War Me
morial Stadium.
In SWC other games Saturday.
Arkansas stayed in the title chase
with a 57-27 massacre of the Hous
ton Cougars and Texas A&M kept
close with a 43-28 victory over trie
surprisingly tough Rice Owls.
The SWC spotlight game this
week finds SMC at A&M in a 6:45
p.m. nationally televised matchup on
ESPN.
In other games, Texas finally gets
back home to entertain Texas Tech,
Arkansas travels to Rice, and Hous
ton is at TCU.
SMU gave Texas its worst whip
ping in the 69-year history of their
series and scored more points than
the Mustangs had ever posted
against a Longhorn team.
“We never anticipated that it
would turn out this way,” said SMU
Coach Bobby Collins. “I’m sur
prised."
The only consolation for the
Longhorns was a fourth-period
touchdown, their first offensive TD
in 12 periods.
“So many times we had the ball in
side the five and couldn't score a
touchdown," said Texas linebacker
How the AP Top 20 Fared:
1. Iowa (7-0-0) beat Northwestern, 49-10. Next: atOhioSute.
2. Florida (6-0-1) heat Virginia Tech. 35-18. Next: at Auburn.
3. Penn State (7-0-0) beat west Virginia, 27-0. Next. Boston College.
‘2-15. Next: at Illinois.
4. Michigan (6-1-0) beat Indiana, 4
5. Nebraska (6-1-0) beat Colorado, 17-7. Next: at Kansas State.
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6. Auburn (6-1-0) beat Mississippi State, 21-9. Next: Florida.
7. BYU (6-2-0) lost to Texas-El Paso, 23-16. Next: WyominCi
8. Air Force (8-0-0) beat Utah 37-15. Next: San Diego State.
9. Ohio State (6-1-0) beat Minnesota, 23-19. Next: Iowa.
10. Oklahoma (4-1-0) beat Iowa State, 59-14. Next: Kansas.
11. Florida State (6-1-0) beat North Carolina, 20-10. Next: MiamifFk!
12. Oklahoma State (5-1-0) beat Kansas, 17-10. Next: at Colorado.
13 Baylor (7-1-0) beat TCU, 45-0. Next: at Arkansas (Nov.9).
14. Arkansas (6-1-0) beat Houston, 57-27. Next: at Rice.
15. Miami (Fla.) (6-1-0) beat Louisville. 45-7. Next: at FloridaStatt.
16. Tennessee (3-1-2) tied Cieorgia T ech, 6-6. Next: Rutgers.
17. UCLA (6-1-1) beat California, 34-7. Next: at Arizona (Nov. 9).
18. Louisiana State (4-1-0) was idle. Next: at Mississippi.
19. Texas (4-2-0) lost to SMU, 44-14. Next: Texas Tech.
20. Minnesota (5-2-0) lost to Ohio State, 23-19. Next: at MichiganSuit
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T.D. Briggs. “That totally wipes out
your concentration."
SMU tailback Reggie Dupard
scored four touchdowns for the
Mustangs.
Baylor is 7-1 for the year and even
Coach Baylor Grant Teaff had to ad
mit “Right now, we’re in pretty good
shape,” Teaff said. “But we still na-ve
a long road to travel. We’ve got to
make two big road trips to Arkansas
and Texas before this thing is de
cided."
Baylor rolled up 526 yards of
fense against-' TCU and held the
Frogs to only 184.
Arkansas is now 3-1 in the SWC
and 6-1 overall. Houston, which ap
peared in last year’s Cotton Bowl, is
0-4 and 1 -6.
“We stunk up the place wit
obvious we aren't the sameitansx
were last year," said Hus:
Wheeler, a L’H assistant coach.
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Arkansas since beating TulsajMi
1974.
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our guys were," said Arkansas^
terback Mark Calcagni who pal
for 161 yards and ran for a d
down.
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game with SMU.
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