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Trojans picked to beat 0U
Associated Press
The Pac-10 settled a score with
the Big Eight earlier this month
when UCLA trounced Nebraska 41-
28.
Now, the shoe is on the other foot.
Third-ranked Oklahoma visits
No. 5 Southern Cal on Saturday hav
ing dropped the last two meetings
with the Trojans. In 1981, No. 1-
ranked USC beat the visiting No. 2
Sooners 28-24 on a 7-yard touch
down pass with two seconds to play.
The following year in Norman,
Southern Cal’s 12-0 victory snapped
Oklahoma’s record scoring streak at
181 games.
In fact, the Sooners’ potent wish
bone was limited to 43 rushing yards
that day and Oklahoma has scored
only 7 points in the last six quarters
against USC.
In addition, a 7-7 tie in 1973,
Barry Switzer’s tirst season as Okla
homa’s head coach, was the only blot
on the Sooners’ 10-0-1 season.
“This is a big game for national
prestige,” USC Coach Larry Smith
says. “Both teams have been looking
forward to it for a long time.
The national champion hasn’t
come from the West Coast since
USC in 1972. Will this be the year?
Oklahoma is a 1 '/a-point favorite.
The pick is . . . Southern Cal 21-17.
No. 6 Georgia at No. 14 South
Carolina (favored by 2): South Caro
lina 27-21.
No. 11 West Virginia at No. 16
Pitt (by 2): West Virginia 31-28.
Wisconsin at No. 1 Miami, Fla. (by
41): Miami 56-3.
Tennessee at No. 4 Auburn (by
14): Auburn 31-14.
No. 7 LSU (by 6) at Ohio
LSU 28-14.
Purdue at No. 8 Notre Dat!
21): Notre Dame 24-14.
Michigan State at No. 91
State (by 16): Florida State 3Mil
Arizona State at No. 10 NebrJ
(by 21): Nebraska 37-14.
No. 12 Clemson (by 14) atGtoJ
T ech: Clemson 38-7.
Vanderbilt at No. 13 Alabanu
15): Alabama 28-17.
Rutgers at No. 15 PennStait;
12): Penn State 28-14.
San Jose State at No. 17\Vajbj
ton (no line): Washington28-7.
Texas A&M at No. ISOklali^
State (by 2 1 /*): Oklahoma State]
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Wake Forest at No. 18 M
(by 18): Michigan 35-7.
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Thanks for nothing, ’Bama
SPORTS EDITOR:
Like any Aggie, I’m very angry about the
cancellation of Saturday’s game. At first, I
thought it was A&M who called the game off,
but as we all know, it was the Tide who refused
to fly in on Friday. Granted, there was still a
small possibility of some bad weather, Alabama
still could have flown into college Station on
Friday without any worry.
In the worst case, Gilbert might have
dumped some bad weather on Saturday and
forced the cancellation of the game then. Or
the Tide might have had to stay in Texas for
one extra day. Big deal! Was Bill Curry unable
to promise his players that they could bring
along their teddy bears to hold onto during the
storm? Were they trying to rest their
quarterback? Who knows?
The point is that Alabama broke some basic
principles of competition. I’ve never seen any
team pull out of game of that importance due
to a few bad weather reports. I though football
was supposed to be played come rain, shine,
snow, or otherwise. And for whatever reason,
Alabama decided to deny both A&M and Tide
fans the chance to come together in the great
spirit of college football tradition.
We were robbed!
I believe the Alabama athletic department
owes a public apology to everyone involved,
including their own fans, for a very
questionable decision.
I guess the only good thing that comes out of
this whole af fair is that the Aggies nowhavea
bowl game to play after Thanksgiving. Itwilll<
on December 1, and I’m calling it the “Aggie
Bowl!”
Paul Brunell ’90
Editor’s note: Alabama officials say theyc®
sidered staying in College Station Saturrfai I
night after the game, but local hotels itert I
filled — with people seeking safety fronuh I
hurricane. Makes you think. ...
Dear Mr. Bill. ..
SPORTS EDITOR:
I think I have expressed all true Aggies’
feelings in this open letter to Alabama coach
Bill Curry:
Dear Bill,
How’s it going? Pretty gt>od here in College
Station. Terrible weather though. Goodcsllon
the game. Sure glad we didn’t play; I think
severe sun warnings are up along the upper
Texas coast.
Well, I think Tm going to go brave the
elements and throw the football around. H'k
can 1 say— Tm a risk-taker, taunting death a!
the time. Hope Davd’s knee feels better.
See you Dec. 1.
7 hank ful, Ch ris
Christopher Samsury ’90
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