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■ in the third quarter),” Franchione said. “Utah
fthanged momentum with that opening drive ...
■hen the fumble. We turned the ball over three
j|imes. That’s really irritating to me.”
Leading 21-13, the Aggies showed some signs
jpf life with their final touchdown drive in the
j fourth quarter. Running back Courtney Lewis
; scored on a 28-yard run and finished the game
jlvith 100 yards on 16 carries.
From there it was all Warfield and the Utes.
Utah pieced together two more scoring drives,
homing mostly on the legs of Warfield. A 45-yard
[ouchdown pass by Elliott with six seconds left set
lip the two-point conversion. The Ute offense was
finally stopped when Buhl stuffed Elliott on the
[wo-point conversion.
“If I had any dark hair it’s all gone, that’s for
fure now,” Franchione said. “That was a hard-
Fought game.”
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Defense
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the backfield throughout the game.
“They couldn’t stop us running the ball,” said
Utah coach Urban Meyer.
This version of the Aggie defense — not the
Wrecking Crew because they haven’t earned that
distinction yet, according to A&M defensive coor
dinator Carl Torbush — is young and inexperi
enced, and it shows.
Depending on the severity of Morris’ injury,
the Aggies may be without their most experienced
player in the middle when they travel to
Blacksburg, Va. to take on No. 9 Virginia Tech on
Sept. 18.
With the offensive manpower the Hokies boast,
that could be drastic for the Aggies.
“What we need is experience,” Franchione
said. “The experience we have had not come
through hard knocks - we have two wins. We just
need time.”
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team finishes
iecond in tourney
Texas A&M defeated Murray
tate, 30-18, 30-22, 27-30, 30-
5, to take second place at the
ichigan/Pepsi Challenge at
liff Keen Arena with a 2-1
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eason-low .129 hitting par
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o Michigan on Satuday,
abounded to hit a season-
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high .311 against the Racers.
‘The team got the wake-up
call last night,” said A&M coach
Laurie Corbelli. "This was a
huge match for us in terms of
emotionally and mentally after
having such a flat perform
ance.”
The Aggies led the entire first
game and were up 19-16 when
they took command as Lexy
Beers served A&M to 10 unan
swered points. The Aggies hit
.433 and posted five blocks in
the 30-18 win.
Kendra Felder led A&M with
six kills in the game, one shy of
her career high for kills in an
entire match.
“We’ve never started a match
as aggressively as we did
today, and that set the tone for
an aggressive atmosphere,”
Corbelli said. “That made the
difference in the match.”
Jones posted a match-high
15 kills for the Aggies, who
improved to 5-1 for the season.
Junior Melissa Munsch and
sophomore Laura Jones both
represented the Aggies on the
all-tournament team.
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