Dallas stuffs
Cardinals,
Ryans boast
in blowout
IRVING (AP)— Buddy Ryan’s
seven-game hex on the Dallas
Cowboys ended Sunday in a hu
miliating rout that had the fans
sarcastically chanting “Buddy,
Buddy, Buddy” even before the
first quarter was over.
Emmitt Smith, playing de
spite a sore right hamstring,
scored twice and Troy Aikman
threw two touchdown passes as
the Cowboys (4-1) snapped a
seven-game losing streak to
Ryan with a 38-3 victory over
the Arizona Cardinals.
It was the Cowboys’ eighth
consecutive victory over the Car
dinals (1-4), and the 35-point dif
ferential tied a 45-10 whipping of
St. Louis in 1973 as the largest
defeat inflicted by Dallas.
Ryan dominated Dallas when
he was at Philadelphia and went
into the game with an 8-2 record
against the Cowboys. But his
pregame boast that the Cardi
nals would handle the defending
world champions looked silly.
He gave the booing crowd a
big thumbs up before the game
started, but his head was hang
ing down by halftime. His of
fense produced only two first
downs, and his second-ranked
NFL defense looked dog-tired.
Dallas rolled 83 yards in 8
plays on their first possession,
aided by four penalties for 44
yards against the over-aggres
sive Arizona defense. The payoff
came on a 2-yard touchdown
pass from Aikman to fullback
Daryl Johnston, who beat line
backer Seth Joyner in the flat.
Then came a succession of er
rant throws by Schroeder. Dar
ren Woodson picked one off at
the Arizona 23. Aikman hit
Alvin Harper for 18 yards and
Smith scored on a 3-yard run.
Larry Brown intercepted a sec
ond bad throw and returned it 14
yards to the Arizona 18. Aikman
hit Jay Novacek for 13 yards and
Smith scored on a 1-yard run.
Woodson snared a third inter-
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best total in his career, be
hind his 272 yards against
Houston in 1992.
"I think we were fairly
successful with our passing
game, and I love it, “ Pullig
said. “We had to throw the
ball for them to respect the
pass and open up the run
ning game. That’s the most
balls I’ve thrown since I was
in high school.”
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Mathews, who hauled in six
catches for 74 yards, including
a 36-yard touchdown in the
second quarter that finally got
the Aggies on the board, after
the Cougars had held A&M
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back Wilbert Biggens, who
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yards, including a 65-yard
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throw it high.
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foot 4 inches, the comerback
was just as tall, but I had two
hands on it and he only had
one. It was like my old ‘LBJ’
style (the high school Sanders
played basketball at).”
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A&M offense finished with
406 yards of total offense.
Senior tailback Rodney
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contest, as the passing at
tack made up 65 percent of
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and several catches that we
should have made tonight, "
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