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Texas A&M vs. Rice
Aggies by 21
Aggies by 28
Aggies by 21
Aggies by 21
Aggies by 30
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Aggies by 21
Arkansas at Houston
Razorbacks by 7
Razorbacks by 9
Cougars by 2
Razorbacks by 10
Cougars by 3
Razorbacks b/l
Baylor at TCU
Bears by 14
Bears by 30
Bears by 28
Bears by 20
Bears by 30
Bears by X
SMU at Texas
Mustangs by 7
Longhorns by 3
Mustangs by 3
Mustangs by 1
Mustangs by 10
Mustangs by 1
Auburn at Mississippi St.
Tigers by 6
Tigers by 7
Tigers by 7
Tigers by 10
Tigers by 3
Bulldogs by!
Clemson at North Carolina St.
Tigers by 1
Tigers by 1
Tigers by 4
Tigers by 7
Tigers by 3
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Michigan at Indiana
Wolverines by 7
Wolverines by 14
Wolverines by 10
Wolverines by 7
Wolverines by 10
Wolverines by 1
North Carolina at LSU
Tigers by 6
Tigers by 3
Tigers by 4
Tigers by 7
Tigers by 8
Tigers by?
Penn State at Alabama
Crimson Tide by 3
Crimson Tide by 4
Crimson Tide by 12
Crimson Tide by 7
Crimson Tide by 8
Crimson libetii'
Washington St. at UCLA
Bruins by 6
Bruins by 8
Bruins by 5
Bruins by 14
Bruins by 10
Bruins by III
Houston Oilers vs. LA. Raiders
Raiders by 8
Raiders by 18
Raiders by 10
Raiders by 3
Raiders by 6
Raiders by 11
Dallas Cowboys vs. St. Louis
Cowboys by 12
Cowboys by 6
Cowboys by 7
Cowboys by 7
Cowboys by 9
Cowboys by H
Last Week’s Record
10-2
10-2
10-2
10-2
10-2
8-4
Overall Record
50-22 (.694)
49-23 (.681)
48-24 (.667)
48-24 (.667)
46-26 (.639)
44-28 (.Ml l "
A&M vs. Rice: A glance at the series
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The Rice Owls were T exas A&M’s
first Southwest Conference oppo
nent when the teams played on Nov.
8, 1915. Rice won that one 7-0, but
the Aggies hold the overall lead with
40 w ins, 27 losses and three ties.
A few highlights from past Rice-
A&M contests:
• 1985 — A&M defensive back
Domingo Bryant intercepts three
passes, one for a touchdown, in 43-
28 A&M win.
• 1983 — Freshman quarterback
Kevin Murray completes 25 passes (a
career high tied last week vs. Baylor)
to lead A&M to 29-10 w in.
• 1982 — Senior quarterback
Gary Kubiak tosses five touchdown
passes as Aggies romp 49-7.
• 1981 — Kubiak sets SWC re
cord with six touchdown passes.
A&M’s 51-26 victory, was the most
points the Aggies scored under
coarh 'T'nm Wilson.
• 1980 — Rice wins 10-6, its only
victory against A&M in the 1980s so
far.
• 1978 — Sophomore quar
terback Mike Mosely throws a touch
down pass to Gerald Carter on the
first offensive play with Wilson as
head coach. A&M wins 38-21.
• 1976 — Sophomore place-
kicker Tony Franklin sets SWC re
cord with five field goals in 57-34
win. A&M gains 622 yards in total
offense — its first time over 600
yards.
Pat Thomas. Aggies win big, 37-9.
• 1973 — Aggies down 17-0
(sound familiar?), but come back in
second half to take 20-17 lead. How
ever, Rite's Carl Sweric returns en
suing kickoff 95 yards for a touch
down. A&M loses 24-20. A&M has
not allowed a kickoff return for a
touchdown since Sweric's feat.
• 1972 — A&M blows 14-0 first-
quarter lead and loses 20-14.
down in fourth quarter.
point conversion fails. AM#
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• 1959 — A&M loses iij
the second time in ilshisonl
rsh .i game with jusiasafoi
time was against TCI in I 1
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• 1975 — Freshman fullback
George Woodard powers A&M to
second-half comeback in 33-14 vic
tory for A&M’s ninth straight win
that season.
• 1974 — Junior linebacker Ed
Simonini forces fumble which is
caught in the air and returned for a
touchdown by junior defensive hack
• 1968 — Both teams’ offenses
on fire at outset, as first five posses
sions result in touchdowns. C.barley
Riggs kicks field goal in the fouith
quarter to cement 24-14 A&M w in.
• 1967 — Tommy Maxwell
catches short touchdown pass from
Edd Hargett in fourth quarter as
A&M defeats Rice 18-3.
• 1966 — Owls’ left-footed place-
kicker Richard Putska misses four
short field goals. Rice scores touch-
• 1957 — November If :
last time A&M hasbeen\o!
college football polk.
Brvant’s Aggies were841
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game. Also on that dav,l
17-game win streak endh
loss to Notre Dame at Non
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A&M hall of fame to induct four All-Americai
Four former A11-America football
players for Texas A&M will be in
ducted into the Texas A&M Athletic
Hall of Fame during a ceremony
prior to Saturday’s 2 p.m. kickof f be
tween A&M and Rice.
The inductees are Pat Thomas,
Garth Ten Napel, Billy Hobbs and
Charles Henke.
ball for seven years with the Los An
geles Rams, Thomas coached for the
Houston Gamblers and New' Jersey
Generals of the USFL. He was
named All-Pro and All-NFL two
years and played in the 1979 Super
Bowl. Thomas now resides in Plano.
fumble recoveries and quarterback
sacks. He graduated from A&M in
1981 with an engineering degree
and now lives in Kemp, Texas.
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Thomas, a cornerback in 1974
and 1975, w as a member of the 1975
defensive unit that led the nation in
rushing defense and total defense.
After playing professional foot-
Ten Napel, a linebacker from
1973-75, was named All-America in
1975 and was selected to the All-
Southw'est Conference team in 1974
and 1975.
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two years in tackles, fumbles caused.
Hobbs was a member of the 1967
A&M team which beat Alabama in
the 1968 Cotton Bowl. H
named All-America in 196
1968 and earned SWC Player
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Hobbs, who now resides in
arillo, still holds A&M records
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