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N ational championship
talk has surfaced in Ag
gieland before. Between
the rich nostalgia and storied his
tory of Aggie football and the
great A&M teams that have
graced the gridiron at Kyle Field,
fans have had much to talk about.
This season is no exception as
players and fans alike are boast
ing of national championship
hopes. However, this year is dif
ferent and I’ll tell you why.
Since claiming its first and
only national championship in
1939, 1995 marks the third time
the Texas A&M football program
has had a realistic shot at finish
ing No. 1 in the polls. This fact
may be hard to believe, but it’s
true. Let’s take a look back.
After winning the national ti
tle in 1939 with a victory over Tu-
lane in the Sugar Bowl and a per
fect 11-0 record, A&M’s first legit
imate chance of repeating the feat
came the next season. Senior All-
American fullback John Kim
brough was returning to lead an
A&M team that now had the re
spect of national pollsters.
However, after jumping out to
an 8-0 start, the Aggies would fal
ter to rival Texas, ending a 20-
game winning streak and their
chance for a second title. After de
feating Fordham 13-12 in their
first Cotton Bowl appearance, the
Aggies would finish the season
ranked no. 6 by the Associated
Press.
In 1941, A&M finished the sea
son ranked ninth in the nation.
But, the Aggies would go mostly
unnoticed the next 13 years as
they failed to gamer a national
ranking until a no. 14 finish in
1955.
The next season, coach Paul
“Bear” Bryant put A&M football
back on the map, leading his pro
bation-stricken squad to a 9-0-1
record and a No. 5 ranking in
both polls.
That paved the way for the
1957 season, A&M’s last golden
opportunity to win another na
tional crown. With a No. 1 rank
ing, the Aggies blasted off to a 9-0
start. But tragically, the abun
dantly talented team would stum
ble. With rumors circulating that
Bryant would leave A&M for the
head coaching job at Alabama at
season’s end, the team was side
tracked.
This did not bode well
undefeated Aggies headed i:
showdown with Southwest!
ference rival Rice. A team in
void of talent, Rice was ledli
American quarterback Kin?
and a future All-Americanst
end; Buddy Dial.
Before a capacity crowds
72,000 at Rice Stadium, th
would pin a 7-6 upset onAl!|
crushing the Aggies’natioit
championship dreams.
In the midst of its gloryyij
Rice would grab the nation;
spotlight from A&M, winnii
SWC when the Aggies fells;
two weeks later to Texas,
its final conference titleunt;
sharing the crown in
would finish the season ran?
high as No. 7 in the United
International poll.
Despite running back Job
David Crow’s HeismanTropi
winning effort, the roofhad
in on the Aggies. Theteamnj
forced to settle for a
Gator Bowl berth.
After Bryant announced^
he would be leaving, A&M
defeated by Tennessee 30It
elude a disastrous collapse is
season of high expectations.
9-3 Aggies finished No. 9in
AP poll.
The 1960s and early 70s
nightmarish for Aggie teams
their fans. A&M would post;
one winning season in the If
_ years following the disappoit
1957 season. Although Aggit
coaches Gene Stallings, Emoi
Ballard and Jackie Sherrill*
field several respected teams
the years following, none had
gitimate national champions!
opportunities.
R.C. Slocum’s 1992 squad
a perfect 12-0 regular seasor
climb as high as No. Sinthei
Dame in the Cotton Bowl and
abama’s undefeated season
ined any national title chant?
With A&M entering the I
season with one of its mostE
ed groups ever, this year n:
just the third realistic nat::
tie shot this school has eve?
Like the 1957 squad, A&Mis
coming off probation and ani
defeated season. Also,liketk
team 38 years ago, the Aggie;
have a potential HeismanTniij
award winner in LeelandMci
roy.
But today’s team has to do
something that the ‘57 team: I
not: Win every game. Waite
four decades will tell you, op:
tunities like these don’t con*
along very often. It’s timefes
1995 Aggies to seize the mor;
Slocum wary of lookin
past first opponent LSI
□ The Aggies are a 15
1/2 point favorite for
Saturday's home opener.
By Nick Georgandis
The Battalion
Don’t let the fact that Texas
A&M is a 15 1/2 point favorite
against Louisiana State fool you;
Head Football Coach R.C. Slocum
is expecting an all-out war.
“I can see through all the haze
and this is the same team that
played us even last year,” Slocum
said. “We lost 11 guys that signed
NFL contracts last season, and
they got a lot of their guys back.”
Last year, the Aggies escaped
LSU’s “Death Valley” with an 18-13
win. The game highlight was run
ning back Leeland McElroy’s 59-
yard, fourth quarter touchdown
gallop that gave A&M the victory.
Slocum said the biggest difficul
ty his team has in preparing for the
Tigers is the uncertainty of what of
fensive and defensive alignments
LSU’s new coaching staff will use.
“You’re watching all this E .
Michigan State (where LSI’ ;
sive coordinator coached *
season) and of Vanderbilt! ’
Coach Gerry DiNardo’s tea® f
year),” Slocum said. “Withal *
video equipment we have? ?
there are unlimited combina: :
and cut-ups of tapes, It’s like? 1
to fiqd a peedle ip a haystack;
Last year’s game was set'
the coming-out party for this
Lombardi AwSrd Candidate?
don Mitchell. In that G
Mitchell recorded eight tackfe :
eluding three sacks for losses? ■
ing 30 yards.
Mitchell said he took LSI '
surprise last year, even thous! |
Tigers had recruited him he; :
out of Louisiana's Abbevillei !
School three years ago.
“They never really saw me : I
defensive end in high sek
Mitchell said. “I played lineb* -
and fullback in high school.;"
year, some of the plays I ma®
think it was just the case ofh *
in the right place in the rightM
Anyone can make those kiif
plays if given the opportunity !
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