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SPORTS
Monday • September 5,1994
Monday • S
I SATURDAY, SEPT. 10™ AT 8PM
Winder
Continued from page 5
field and started shooting.
Well take a break now with
the Trojans leading by seven.”
Instead of having a time
out for commercials every six
minutes, the networks could
place the logo of an advertiser
in the top right-hand corner
of the screen. Every so
often,the commentators could
remind the audience who is
sponsoring that particular
point of the game.
“It seems that the Wiscon
sin quarterback is going to pro
pose to his girlfriend right here
during the game. Well tell you
what she said when we return
from this commercial break.”
When a team actually
does call a time-out, the net
work could then break for
commercials but only for the
length of the time-out. The
game would be over quicker,
but it would be able to con
tinue with its natural flow.
“Rush Limbaugh and Bill
Clinton are about to hug
right here at the Cotton
Bowl. But just wait and see
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Everything was perfect
Saturday night in Baton
Rouge. It was a football
game at its finest.
IPi
Aggies
Continued from page 5
AP Poll
Continued from Page 5
Auburn is 12th, followed
by UCLA, Southern Cal,
Oklahoma, Texas A&M,
North Carolina, Ohio State,
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia
Tech, Clemson, Georgia,
Stanford and Washington.
In the LSU’s next possession, Keith Mitchell
sacked Howard for a nine yard loss to force a
punt. But Ray Mickens fumbled at the A&M 25
after a 17-yard punt return.
LSU’s Jermaine Sharp scored four plays later
on a 13-yard run to bring the Tigers within two.
LSU drove 64 yards to the A&M 21, most of
the yardage coming off a 51 yard catch by Eric
Smith. But Donovan Greer intercepted
Howard’s pass in the endzone to save the Aggies.
An interception the other way, though, cost
the Aggies the lead. With 18 seconds remaining
in the third quarter, Tory James intercepted
Pullig’s pass and ran it back 24 yards to put
LSU ahead, 13-9.
Pullig was not affected by his interception and
drove A&M for nine points on two possessions in
the fourth quarter.
“I wasn’t thinking anything after it (the inter
ception) happened.,” Pullig said. “That play was
over. They are going to have big plays and we
are going to make big plays. We made enough
good plays to win.”
That they did, as Bryant added a field goal
with 10:28 remaining in the game to bring A&M
within one. Two possessions later McElroy
scampered 59 yards through a hole opened by
right tackle Hunter Goodwin to give the Aggiei
the lead for good.
“We pretty much knew that they like to blitz a
lot on third down and lond and second and medi
um,” Pullig said. “He (McElroy) just broke a
tackle and he was gone”
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