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1 EXAS A&M VS. LSU
Friday, September 3,1993
1 993 TEXAS A&M
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
4
September
LOUISIANA STATE (ABC-TV)
23
Oct. (cont.)
R i ce
1 1
Oklahoma (ABC-TV)
Houston 2 p.m.
Norman, OK 2:30
30
SMU 2 p.m.
1 8
MISSOURI noon
October
1 3
November
LOUISVILLE 2 p.m.
2
Texas Tech
20
TCU
9
Lubbock 7 p.m.
HOUSTON 2 p.m.
25
Fort Worth 2 p.m.
TEXAS (ESPN-TV) 7 p.m.
1 6
Baylor
Waco 1 p.m.
NOTE:
ALL CAPS DENOTE HOME GAMES
Good times, bad times
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TEXAS A&M
Alabama
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Georgia
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Stanford
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BYU
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Boston College
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Brigham Young
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Texas A&M and Louisiana State have given each
other plenty of headaches over the years on the
football field.
In 1990, A&M visited Baton Rouge with a 3-0
record, ranked 11th in the nation. An unranked LSU
team profited from A&M tailback Darren Lewis
(upper left) being ejected from the game in the second
quarter on a controversial referee decision. LSU
rolled as Tiger wide receiver Todd Kinchen scored
two touchdowns with 215 all-purpose yards in a 17-8
season setback.
However in 1 991, Greg Hill (lower left) burst on
the scene in A&M's season opener. In his first
collegiate game, Hill rushed for 212 yards, the best
ever total by a Division l-A freshman running back
first collegiate game. His running set the tempo as
A&M began their drive toward
their first Cotton Bowl
appearance since 1987 with a
45-7 victory.
Senior quarterback Bucky
Richardson was injured but Jeff
Granger picked up the slack by
completing 5-of-8 passes for 89
yards while rushing for a
touchdown.
The seventh-ranked Aggies
continued their winning ways in
1992 by beating LSU 31-22. It
was A&M's first victory in Baton
Rouge since 1975. Hill had 98
yards rushing while sophomore
Rodney Thomas had 96 yards
rushing.
The Battalion file photos
When A&M has the ball...
A&M
A&M OFFENSE
1
TB
20 Rodney Thomas, Jr.
FB
33 Clff Groce, Jr.
QB
4 COREY PULLIG, So.
20
SE
3 TONY HARRISON, Sr.
LT
75 DEXTER WESLEY, Sr.
33
LG
55 TYLER HARRISON, Sr.
C
68 CHRIS DAUSIN, Sr.
RG
54 Calvin Collins, Fr-RS
4
RT
67 JASON MATHEWS,Sr.
TE
86 GREG SCHORP, Sr.
81 67 54 68
55
75 86
3
FL
81 Ryan Mathews, Jr.
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1 TERRY VENETOULIAS, Sr.
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LSU DEFENSE
42 56
46
DE
45 Mike Hewitt, Sr.
37
LDT
98 NATE MILLER, Jr.
RDT
92 Ike Pullett, Sr.
DE
54 Corey White, Sr.
ILB
13 RICARDO WASHINGTON, Sr.
14
28
MLB
56 Mike Calais, Fr.
ILB
46 Robert Deshotel, Jr.
LCB
42 Rodney Young, Jr.
84
RGB
37 Tory James, So.
SS
28 IVORY HILLIARD, Jr.
FS
14 Anthony Marshall, Sr.
nsi
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84 Scott Holstein, Sr.
Starters are in all-caps
TB
FB
QB
SE
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
FL
PK
LSU OFFENSE
5 ROBERT DAVIS, So.
36 Robert Toomer, So.
4 JAMIE HOWARD, So.
17 SCOTT RAY, Sr.
71 Tom Turner, So.
Mark King, So.
KEVIN MAWAE, Sr.
RONNIE SIMNICHT, Sr.
Ross Setters, Sr.
HAROLD BISHOP, Sr.
Brett Bech, Jr.
62
52
73
65
86
87
10 Matt Huerkamp, So.
A&M DEFENSE
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OLB
ILB
ILB
OLB
LCB
RGB
SS
FS
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95 SAM ADAMS, Jr.
58 LANCE TEICHELMAN, Sr.
92 ERIC ENGLAND, Sr.
94 STEVE SOLARI, Sr.
43 JASON ATKINSON, Sr.
37 Larry Jackson, Jr.
56 Antonio Shorter, Jr.
31 AARON GLENN, Sr.
24 Ray Mickens, So.
40 MICHAEL HENDRICKS, Jr.
5 Junior White, Jr.
42 Sean Terry, So.
Starters are in all-caps
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