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IRVING, Texas (AP) — Ryan Leaf
getting another chance as an NFL starter.
Dallas coach Dave Campo said Monday,
a day after Leaf made his first appearance
with the Cowboys, that Leaf would be the
starting quarterback next weekend at Atlanta.
“We feel Ryan will give us a little spark,
and he feels comfortable with the offense,”
Campo said. “This is definitely an evalua
tion process.”
Leaf was the No. 2 overall pick by San
Diego in 1998 and was 4-14 as a starter the
last three years. The Chargers cut him after
last season, and he did not make Tampa
Bay’s roster during training camp.
The Cowboys (2-5) signed Leaf on Oct.
12, and Sunday he will be their fourth dif
ferent starting quarterback this season. He
follows rookie Quincy Carter, Anthony
Wright and Clint Stoerner.
Carter and Wright are out with injuries.
Stoerner threw interceptions on four straight
drives, including two in the end zone, in the
second half of Sunday’s 27-24 overtime loss
at the New York Giants.
Campo confirmed the anticipated move
after team meetings Monday, when he had
an opportunity to speak to both quarterbacks.
Campo said the move was not based on
Stoerner’s performance Sunday, but rather
a desire to take a good look at Leaf. Carter,
who has played just five quarters, is
expected back from hamstring surgery in
early December.
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us a little sparky arid he
feels comfortable with
the offense. This is
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still a problem.
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relatively well in my short time. |Hare Internal
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tion against the Giants and theplfoogb a che®
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yards. The Cowboys had blown ail
time lead.
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— Dave Campo
Cowboys’ head coach
“We want to get an evaluation of where
we are at quarterback,” Campo said. “If we
come out of this year not knowing what we
have, we’ve made a mistake.”
The Cowboys signed Leaf after Carter
tore his left hamstring at Oakland on Oct. 7.
Leaf had failed a physical because of a wrist
injury when Cowboys owner Jerry Jones
tried to sign him before the season opener,
but there have been no indications that is
moved the Cowboys into Gianis
But just like his first OT pos®
Cowboys had to punt from midfc
sack and a penalty.
“He looked like a guy that had
ting just waiting for his chance,
end Jackie Harris. “Mentally.he»s
game enough to where became:
started making plays and moving
Carter, named the starter dumi
camp when Tony Banks was suiia
played all the way in a season
loss to Tampa Bay. He then
games after injuring his thumb it
and tore his hamstring in the first
his return at Oakland.
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It was not that the Tech
defense was strong; it was just
that the Aggie offense made
critical mistakes when it
should have been making criti
cal plays.
Junior quarterback Mark
Farris threw an interception at
the goal line in the waning sec
onds of the first half that
would have put the Aggies up
7-3 at halftime.
Freshman wide receiver
Terrence Murphy coughed up
the football at the Tech 15-yard
line after converting on a
fourth-and-three. Convert either
of those attempts, and the
Aggies’ chances of winning the
game increase dramatically.
Now the Aggies have more
to worry about than will they
win a game the rest of the sea
son. The better question is,
will they score a point? If they
play they way they did
Saturday against Oklahoma
and Texas, two of the best
defenses in the Big 12, odds
are their point total heading
into Lubbock will be the same
when they head to Shreveport.
Of course, if OU and Texas
do the same to A&M as what
Tech did, do not expect them to
behave the way Tech fans did.
Those two schools actually
have been there before.
Irvins case dismiss
10GRAMS
DENTON, Texas (AP) — A felony drug charge agaira:
Dallas Cowboys receiver Michael Irvin was dismissed Mi
prosecutors said an officer conducted a search withoutau;
State District Judge Lee Gabriel honored a state
missing the felony charge of possessing less than a gram of a
eived a copy o
|y formed a wo
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Irvin was indicted in June, 10 months after he and a worra I e intend to tin
liew and fix wh
Paul R. Rind!
Doug Puentes is a senior
journalism major.
arrested at a Dallas apartment where law officers said the;
marijuana and ecstasy pills. He has denied that the drugs«el
But in a motion filed Monday, Denton County prosecui: 'g^phy departi
they learned last week that an officer searched the ap I ’^ ut discu
witbout a warrant I nt colleagues.
“Until this fact was revealed to the state, the state was I * t * ie re
the belief that all of the evidence that the state intended to | P a [| t *' e °P‘
duce in the trial of Michael Irvin ... was found in plain vie*
apartment when the officers entered the apartment,’acci
the motion.
The charge carried a penalty of six months to two years
and up to a $10,000 fine.
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