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Page 8 The Battalion Wednesday, December 5, 1990
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BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Colo
rado linebacker Alfred Williams
went from best in the Big Eight to
best in the country in one season.
On Tuesday, Williams was named
winner of the Butkus Award for his
play in No. 1 Colorado’s 10-1-1 sea
son. The outside linebacker had 88
tackles and 12'A sacks.
“It was a surprise to see myself as
the winner with so many great
names and universities on the list,”
Williams, a senior from Houston,
said. “I’m accepting this award with
great appreciation for the committee
for recognizing me.”
Williams edged Illinois’ Darrick
Brownlow for the award, in balloting
by a panel of sports journalists and
football experts. Both players re
ceived six first-place votes, but Wil
liams topped Brownlow 31-28 in
points. Players received three points
for a first-place vote, two for second
and one for third.
Notre Dame’s Michael Stone-
breaker received the other first-
place vote and finished third with 12
points, followed by Miami’s Maurice
Crum with five points and Clemson’s
Levon Kirkland with two.
Williams, 6-foot-6 and 236
pounds, consistently disrupted the
passing games of most opponents
during his four years with the Buffa
loes. He gets another chance to play
for a national championship when
Colorado meets Notre Dame in the
Orange Bowl.
Williams led the Buffaloes in sacks
for four years and finished with a
school-record 35. He also forced two
fumbles, recovered one and blocked
a kick.
“This is a proud moment for our
program and our fans,” Colorado
coach Bill McCartney said. “It’s one
of the finest hours in Colorado foot
ball. Alfred has been a lot of fun to
coach and to be around for four
The award is named for Dick But
kus, the former standout linebacker
at Illinois and with the Chicago
Bears, who is scheduled to make the
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Williams, expected to be among
the top picks in next spring’s NFL
draft, will be honored Saturday at
the Downtown Athletic Club of Or
lando, which sponsors the award.
Tickets go on sale
Tickets for the Sea World Holi
day Bowl are now on sale at the
Athletic Ticket Office, in room
110 G. Rollie White Coliseum.
The game, featuring Texas
A&M and Brigham Young, will
be played at 6:30 CST on Decem
ber 29 in San Diego, Cal.
Ticket office hours are 8 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Sports Information Di
rector Alan Cannon said no stu
dent I.D. or all-sports pass will be
required to buy tickets.
Cannon also said that due to
numerous ticket requests by non
students, any remaining tickets
will he offered to the public at the
end of the week.
Pavlas honored
Senior quarterback Lance Pav
las was honored yesterday by the
National Football Foundation
and College Hall of Fame. Pavlas,
along with 10 other football scho-
lor-athletes, were guests at the
33rd Annual Hall of Fame Din
ner at the New York City’s Wal
dorf-Astoria.
Pavlas, who has a 3.4 GPA in
sociology, will graduate in two
weeks. The award qualifies him
for a $10,000 graduate
scholorship.
“Lance is very deserving of this
honor,” A&M Head Coach R. C.
Slocum said. “He has worked
hard in the classroom as well as
on the playing field.”
Pavlas completed 62.9 percent
of his passes this season for eight
touchdowns and 871 yards. His
passing efficiency rating of 159.1
was the best in the Southwest
Conference.
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O’Brien. Continued from page 7
down during the Aggies defeat in
Death Valley.
On the other side of the ball,the
Aggies have defensive talent that
Lou Holtz would love to find in his
Christmas stocking.
Because most of the defense will
be back next season, A&M’s depth
will keep injuries from destroying
the 1991 season.
Starting middle linebackers
Quentin Coryatt and Anthony Wil
liams, both juniors, are backed up by
sophomore Trent Lewis and red-
shirt freshman Jason Atkinson.
Marcus * Buckley, a sophomore,
took over right outside linebacker
after Tyronne Malone, another
sophomore failed to make an impact
while subbing for an injured James
Webb.
Malone, who lost a year of eligibil
ity after transferring from Louisiana
State University, never could get
into the flow of the defense after sit
ting out of football for two years, but
is regarded as a fierce hitter.
1 nomas, die Aggies sack ma
chine, will be leaving, but in limited
action backtip Otis Nealy has shown
great promise.
The wealth of A&M’s talent is the
reason why they will be competetive
next year and in the years to come
even with the loss of All-Americans.
This season’s injury-riddled de
fensive line is an example of how a
team like A&M can suffer a number
of injuries at crucial positions and
remain competetive all year long.
The Aggies even have the op
portunity to go to a bowl game.
Lesser teams, like Southern Method
ist, Texas Christian and Texas Tech,
would have fallen apart following in
juries like the ones A&M suffered.
So, when June’s NFL draft comes
around and steals players like safety
Larry “the next Ronnie Lott” Hor
ton, Aggie fans shouldn’t be con
cerned.
We should look on it as an oppor
tunity for younger A&M players to
step forward and show their All-
American talents.
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