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The Battalion • Page 10
Penn State, Michigan
fight for Big 10 title
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) —
Joe Marinaro remembers the day
Joe Patemo came to his house.
“It was a great honor,” the se
nior Michigan guard said. “I
could easily have played for
him, and probably would have ...
but it came down to the fact
that my heart was at Michigan.”
On Saturday, Paterno and
No. 2 Penn State will be at
Michigan’s house for a game
that could decide the Big Ten
champion and a berth in the
Rose Bowl.
The Nittany Lions are 5-0 and
lead the na
tion with
51.6 points
and 556.6
yards per
game, while
the fifth-
ranked
Wolverines
(4-1) aver
age 31
points and
434 yards.
“Joe Pa
terno teams
are always
going to be sound, they’re al
ways going to have players,”
Michigan coach Gary Moeller
said. “They know how to play in
big games. He knows how to
coach in big games.”
Paterno, in his 29th year as
coach, is the nation’s leading ac
tive coach with a 262-69-3 record.
He is fourth in all- time victo
ries and tied with Bear Bryant
for bowl wins with 15.
And Marinaro can almost re
cite the numbers from memory.
He grew up in Andover, Mass.,
Penn State 21-13.
“The motivation is not to see
Moeller go 2-0 over Joe Pater
no,” Moeller said. “The motiva
tion is to get to the Rose Bowl,
to be called.”
The Nittany Lions no doubt
remember last year’s game
very well. Paterno probably
reminds them of it frequently.
Penn State led 10-0, but
Derrick Alexander returned a
punt 48 yards for a touchdown
to get Michigan back in
the game.
“Those are things that hap
pen in a
great rival
ry, but I
think the ri
valry was
there the
day they let
Penn State
in the Big
Ten,”
Moeller
said. "It’s
enhanced by
both teams
having a
chance to
win the championship.”
The Wolverines also came up
with a goal-line stand, stopping
Penn State four times from the
1-yard line.
“Last year, we’d just come off
our worst embarrassmment,” a
17-7 loss at Michigan State,
Moeller said. “They’d been run
ning up scores and were at
home. Maybe they just weren’t
quite as concerned with us.
“That won’t be the case this
time.”
Marinaro knows the value of
"I'm sure Penn State will be
coming in here with a re
venge factor in mind. But
I'm not sure they need it."
—Joe Marinaro,
Michigan head coach
Friday • October 14,195;
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A&M hosts cross
country invitational
The Texas A&M cross countif
team will host the best teams ta
around the region for the Texas ASH
Invitational Saturday morning,
"This will be a crucial meet for us'
A&M coach Greg Hinze said. “TIi!
only meet we’re emphasizing more is
the SWC Championships. It'sathomt
and we want to run well at home."
The university divisions will starts
10:00 a.m. with the women leadiri
things off. The men should start
around 10:40 a.m. The coursers
located at the Texas A&M golf com
on the east side of campus.
The University of Texas, Texas
Tech University, Texas Chrisfa
University and Rice University join
A&M as the top teams.
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where he became one of the
best high school linemen in the
country. He got college offers
from everywhere.
“Penn State is the dominant
college in the East,” Marinaro
said. “Even growing up near
Boston, they were much, much
bigger than Boston College.”
This is the third straight year
Penn State has started 5-0. Both
times, the Nittany Lions lost in
their sixth game. Two years ago,
Miami beat Penn State 17-14
and last year Michigan won at
a team seeking revenge. He said
it helped the Wolverines repay
Michigan State with a 40-20 tri
umph last week.
“I’m sure Penn State will be
coming in here with a revenge
factor in mind,” Marinaro said.
“But I’m not sure they need
it. They’re unbelievable. I
saw them on film and they
were pretty much scoring
at will.”
Of its 38 scoring drives this
season, Penn State has scored in
three minutes or less 28 times.
A&M baseball team to
play intrasquad series
The Texas A&M baseball team will
hold their own version of the World
Series this weekend. The team will
split up to play intrasquad games
tonight and Saturday starting all
p.m. Admission is free on both nights,
UTA spends
to expand
athletics
ARLINGTON (AP) - A
major spending increase has
piled up a $1.4 million athlet
ic department deficit at the
University of Texas at Arling
ton during the past three
years, officials said. |
That deficit is expected to
grow by at least $800,000
during the current fiscal year,
according to The Shorthorn
student newspaper.
Dr. Ryan Amacher, the
university’s president,
said solid athletics are im
portant to the image
the university shows to
the world.
“The purpose of expanding
athletic department expendi
tures is to attract good stu
dent athletes to UTA, the
same motivation for having a
good physics department or
band,” he said.
Amacher “hopes this will
attract more attention
to the university. He
has my support and the
support of the system,” said
UT System Chancellor
William Cunningham.
Buffin
Continued from Page 9
lahoma on September 10,
Allen won the starting
free safety job from senior
Junior White.
A&M secondary coach Lar
ry Slade said Allen’s work
ethic and desire have inspired
the entire secondary to im
prove their play.
“The way it (Allen’s inten
sity) has rubbed off has been
pretty positive,” Slade said.
“The secondary prides them
selves as playmakers. Those
guys want to make plays and
understand why he (Allen) is
making plays.
“He’s one of those guys
that’s going to his job and do
it right every time.”
Allen has recorded 23 tack
les this season and his two in
terceptions tie him with
sophomore cornerback Dono
van Greer for the team lead.
In A&M’s 38-7 victory over
Houston last weekend, Allen
registered his first career
blocked punt.
“I told Coach that I could
get in there (to pressure the
punt) if they (the coaches)
gave me a shot at it,” Allen
said. “I was able to hit the
seam and get in there to block
the punt.”
As for influences on his
game, Allen said former A&M
All-American safety Patrick
Bates, now with the Los Ange
les Raiders, provided an
excellent model to pattern
himself after.
“He was a big and physical
guy, where as I’m a smaller
guy,” Allen said. “He was a
great player and a smart
player. I try to imitate some
of the things that he did.”
Allen now finds himself in
the same kind of position
Bates was in a couple of sea
sons ago. With continued
success, the expectations
to perform well will mount.
Allen said he has taken all
of the publicity and attention
he has received this season
in stride.
“I don’t think that I’ve tak
en the success and let it go to
my head,” Allen said. “I still
try to prepare for every game
just like I always have.”
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