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Ken Sury
Sports Editor
Sports Writer
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Danny Myers
Sports Writer
Homer Jacobs
Asst. Sports Editor
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Loyd Brumfield
Asst. Sports Editor
Texas A&M vs. Texas Tech
Aggies by 13
Aggies by 5
Aggies by 24
Aggies by 21
Aggies by 17
Aggies by 21
TCU at Arkansas
Razorbacks by 24
Razorbacks by 10
Razorbacks by 14
Razorbacks by 8
Razorbacks by 14
Razorbacks by 20
Houston at Baylor
Bears by 21
Bears by 13
Bears by 20
Bears by 17
Bears by 14
Bears by 17
Texas at Rice
Longhorns by 13
Longhorns by 7
Longhorns by 21
Longhorns by 12
Longhorns by 21
Longhorns by 20
SMU vs. Boston College
Mustangs by 7
Mustangs by 3
Mustangs by 4
Mustangs by 3
Mustangs by 14
Mustangs by 7
Iowa at Michigan State
Spartans by 2
Hawkeyes by 10
Spartans by 3
Spartans by 6
Spartans by 3
Spartans by 10
Arizona State at UCLA
Bruins by 4
Sun Devils by 1
Sun Devils by 2
Bruins by 10
Sun Devils by 3
Bruins by 3
LSU at Florida
Gators by 3
Gators by 3
Tigers by 4
Gators by 1
Tigers by 1
Gators by 7
Notre Dame at Alabama
Tide by 17
Tide by 6
Tide by 14
Fighting Irish by 6
Tide by 7
Tide by 17
Holy Cross at Colgate
Crusaders by 18
Crusaders by 7
Crusaders by 6
Crusaders by 16
Crusaders by 7
Cmsaders by 10
Houston Oilers at Detroit
Lions by 10
Oilers by 1
Lions by 10
Oilers by 3
Oilers by 1
Oilers by 3
Dallas Cowboys at Denver
Cowboys by 3
Broncos by 6
Cowboys by 1
Cowboys by 1
Broncos by 7
Broncos by 6
Last Week’s Record
6-6
7-5
8-4
7-5
6-6
6-6
Overall Record
24-12 (.667)
23-13 (.638)
22-14 (.611)
21-15(667)
20-16 (..556)
20-16(556)
Aggies to host softball tourney
By Homer Jacobs
Assistant Sports Editor
Tailgate parties. Winnebagos.
Midnight Yell Practice. An Aggie
softball tournament.
An Aggie softball tournament on
a football weekend?
Texas A&M softball Coach Bob
Brock is hoping all of the hullabaloo
that accompanies an Aggie football
weekend will spread to the Intramu
ral Complex on campus and the
South wood Valley Athletic Complex
this weekend for the Aggie Invitatio
nal.
“A lot of people have heard about
A&M,” Brock said. “I think they’re
going to want to come over and see
us.”
The Aggies will host a seven-team
tournament that features Baylor,
Louisiana Tech, Sam Houston State
University, the University of Texas
at Arlington, Southwest Texas State
University and Ranger Junior Col-
lege.
A&M is expecting its toughest
competition to come from Louisiana
Tech — a traditional softball power.
“We’re just real excited about the
chance to play Louisiana Tech,”
Brock said.
Brock also is excited about the
pitching of sophomore Julie Car
penter, who will be throwing a new,
as-yet-undisclosed pitch against
Tech in the opener of the tourney.
“If she’ll throw like she’s been
throwing in practice, Tech will have
a tough time,” he said.
T he action begins today at the In
tramural Complex when A&M will
play some preliminary games against
Tech and Ranger. The Aggies' first
game will be with Ranger at 5:30
p.m., and the second contest will fea
ture the two heavyweights of the
tourney in A&M and Tech at 7 p.m.
Saturday’s and Sunday’s action
will be at the Southwood Valley Ath
letic Complex in College Station.
Admission to all tournament
games will be free of charge.
Aggie Invitational Schedule
Friday, Oct. 3
(On intramural field next to Olsen Field)
5:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
Texas A&M vs. Ranger Junior College
Texas A&M vs. Louisiana Tech
Louisiana Tech vs. Ranger Junior College
Saturday, Oct. 4
(At Southwood Valley Athletic Complex)
Field #1
Baylor vs. La. Tech
UTA vs. SWTSU
A&M vs. La. Tech
A&M vs. Baylor
SHSU vs. Ranger JC
La. Tech vs. SHSU
Field #4
9 a.m. A&M vs. SHSU
10:30 a.m. Baylor vs. SHSU
noon UTA vs. Ranger JC '
Break tor Football Game
6 p.m. La. Tech vs. SWTSU
7:30 p.m. Baylor vs. UTA
9 p.m. SWTSU vs. Ranger JC
Sunday, Oct. 5
(At Southwood Valley Athletic Complex)
A&M vs. Ranger JC
La. Tech vs. Ranger JC
Baylor vs. Ranger JC
A&M vs. UTA
9 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
noon
1:30 p.m.
SWTSU vs. Baylor
SHSU vs. UTA
A&M vs. SWTSU
SHSU vs. SWTSU
Aggies
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nicknamed “Air McWilliams” in
honor of first-year coach David Mc-
W'illiams.
But the passing statistics are mak
ing Texas Tech sad. Quarterback
Billy Joe Tolliver only has completed
a paltry 42 percent of his passes and
Baylor intercepted him three times
in the Bears’ 45-14 rout.
Defensively, passing attacks have
been the Red Raiders downfall.
Texas Tech was No. 2 in the country
last year in pass defense (allowing
1,204 yards), but already has given
up 1,156 in its first four games.
Perhaps A&M can take advantage
of Texas Tech’s defensive lapses and
get the Aggie offense on track.
A&M’s been wishy-washy on of
fense so far. The Aggies seem to
have little trouble moving the ball
upfield — until they get to the oppo
nent’s 30-yard line. Once there, the
team sputters and stops short of the
endzone too many times.
The road to the Cotton Bowl
starts Saturday for A&M and Texas
Tech is just the first pothole of many
awaiting the Aggies.
Photo by Dean Saito
A&M defensive end Rod Saddler (99) tries to
steady himself to keep from falling on Southern
Mississippi running back Andrew Anderson as
Todd Howard drags Anderson to the turf.
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