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The Battalion Tuesday, October 3,1989
Ware and Houston
air show unstoppable
HOUSTON (AP) — Andre Ware
has had this small problem in his col
lege career as a quarterback at the
University of Houston.
He could never seem to throw for
more than five touchdowns in a
game.
Finally, Ware broke through the
barrier Saturday with a Southwest
Conference record seven touch
down passes in an offensive explo
sion that led to a 65-7 victory over
winless Temple.
“I could never get over the
hump,” Ware said. “You don’t think
about it. I wasn’t aware I had that
many.”
Ware and the run-and-shoot Cou
gars offense have been expanding
the possibilities of the offense this
season.
The 14th-ranked Cougars have
outscored three opponents 170-14
going into Saturday’s game against
Baylor, which owns the nation’s top-
ranked pass defense.
Their early success has the Cou
gars’ confidence soaring.
“There’s not a player in this room
who wouldn’t want a shot at Notre
Dame,” Ware said. “I would love it.
See if you could schedule a scrim
mage with them.”
Ware threw five touchdown
passes in the first half against the
Temple (0-5) and retired for good
after completing 30 of 45 passes for
413 yards in less than three quarters.
Ware has completed 102 of 162
passes for 1,306 yards, 14 touch
downs and five interceptions. Four
of his interceptions were against Ari
zona State.
He didn’t yield an interception
against Temple, which amazed Owls
coach Jerry Berndt.
“It is incredible that they can
throw so many passes without get
ting any interceptions,” Berndt said.
“This is a credit to Ware and a credit
to their big offensive linemen. We
just couldn’t put enough pressure on
them.”
The Cougars offense was even
more offensive in a 36-7 victory over
Arizona State on Sept. 23.
Ware completed 40 of 68 passes
for 497 yards, breaking his own
SWC records for yards and comple
tions.
Manny Hazard, who caught 16
E asses last week to take the national
;ad in receptions, caught 12 more
against Temple for 193 yards and
three touchdowns.
“Manny’s improving so fast it’s
scary,” Ware said of the junior col
lege transfer.
Tracy Good caught 10 passes
against Temple and gives credit to
Ware for making the offense sing.
“Andre is always hot,” Good said.
“I’ve never played with a quar
terback that is always high, most of
them get down from time to time.
Not Andre.”
Houston amassed only 613 yards
and 32 first downs against Temple.
The Cougars amasses a league re
cord 744 total yards against Arizona
State.
The Cougars beat Nevada-Uas
Vegars 69-0 in their season opener.
“There’s no telling what kind of
numbers this team could put up,”
Ware said. “There’s nobody in the
country who can stop us if we don’t
stop ourselves.”
Ryan will return
and seek 300 wins
ARUINGTON (AP) —- Nolan
Ryan, the 42-year-old Texas Rang
ers’ right-hander who amazed the
baseball world again in 1989 with his
unmatched strikeout pitching, said
Monday he will gun for 300 victories
next year and “be disappointed” if
he doesn’t get them.
Ryan is 11 victories short of the
300 victory plateau, considered an
automatic ticket to baseball’s Hall of
Fame. He had 16 victories this year,
his 21st major league season and
first with Texas.
“I should get 300 if I stay healthy
and pitch all season,” said Ryan, who
was clocked by a radar gun at 99
miles an hour in one game this sea
son.
On Saturday, Ryan recorded his
301st strikeout for the year in a
three-hit, 2-0 victory over California.
He became the oldest pitcher by 11
years to fan 300 in a season. He led
the majors in strikeouts with 66
more than runner-up Mark Uan-
gston.
“It turned out to be, if not the
most enjoyable season, certainly one
that would rate right up there with
the top couple of seasons,” Ryan
said. “The Rangers treated my fam
ily great. They are kid-oriented. In
my last several seasons in Houston,
my kids wouldn’t even go to the As
trodome.”
Ryans’ two boys traveled on road
trips with the Rangers. He also has a
daughter. His wife, Ruth, went on
some trips and Ryan said “if it had
been up to her she would have been
on the field hitting and shagging
balls, too.”
Ryan’s biggest milestone came on
Aug. 22 when he struck out his
5,000th batter.
“My return hinged on how I fared
physically and how my family en
joyed it,” Ryan said. “Going in I had
programmed that it was my last year.
I thought along those lines until the
last six weeks.
“The Rangers worked with my
kids and that meant a lot to me,”
Ryan said. “That wasn’t the attitude
in Houston.”
Ryan, who will make $1.4 million
on his 1990 contract, signed with the
Rangers after Houston let him be
come a free agent.
The Rangers have offered an op
tion for the 1991 season but he said
“I haven’t even thought that far
ahead.”
Asked if he would like to go for
6,000 strikeouts, Ryan deadpanned,
“Yeah, I’ll probably get that in slow-
pitch softball some day.”
Ryan had a 3.20 ERA in 32 starts
and allowed the opposition a batting
average of only .187.
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