🏈 Oct. 21, 1978: Walter Abercrombie has a 207 rushing-yard debut and Steve Smith throws a 78-yard TD, as Baylor upsets No. 12 Texas A&M, 24-6. 🐻 #SicEm pic.twitter.com/s86uPBc20G
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🏈 Oct. 21, 1978: Walter Abercrombie has a 207 rushing-yard debut and Steve Smith throws a 78-yard TD, as Baylor upsets No. 12 Texas A&M, 24-6. 🐻 #SicEm pic.twitter.com/s86uPBc20G
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saabing bear said:
I think that TD pass was the lonely end play. We ran a play into the middle of the line, then lined up quickly before A&M could get their D set and passed to a WR who had never come back to the huddle.
Johnny Bear said:saabing bear said:
I think that TD pass was the lonely end play. We ran a play into the middle of the line, then lined up quickly before A&M could get their D set and passed to a WR who had never come back to the huddle.
Correct - the second play from scrimmage after we received the opening kickoff. The WR that caught it and went the distance was Robert "Radar" Holt. BU came into that game at 0-4 with close gut wrenching type losses to Georgia, Ohio State, Kentucky, and UH (the first 3 we're on the road and Kentucky/UH both had tough teams at that time). By either the Sunday after or the following Monday the aggys canned their HC at that time - Emory Ballard.
You're right - forgot about blowing that home game to SMU which was the only loss of the 5 to a weak team. Of all the frustrating seasons we've had that one had to be at or near the top of the list. Ended up winning only 3 that season, but 2 of the 3 were UT and the aggys.whitetrash said:Johnny Bear said:saabing bear said:
I think that TD pass was the lonely end play. We ran a play into the middle of the line, then lined up quickly before A&M could get their D set and passed to a WR who had never come back to the huddle.
Correct - the second play from scrimmage after we received the opening kickoff. The WR that caught it and went the distance was Robert "Radar" Holt. BU came into that game at 0-4 with close gut wrenching type losses to Georgia, Ohio State, Kentucky, and UH (the first 3 we're on the road and Kentucky/UH both had tough teams at that time). By either the Sunday after or the following Monday the aggys canned their HC at that time - Emory Ballard.
We were 0-5 going to CS. Lost by 2 @ UGA, 4 @ Kentucky, 6 @ OhioSt, 2 at home to UH, and 7 at home to SMU (after being up 21-0 at half).