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Sweetwater Reporter
Wednesday, September 22, 2010 ■ Page 7
How long can 'Boys wobble?
IRVING (AP) - Jerry
Jones has way too much
riding on this season to sit
back and watch his Dallas
Cowbovs wobble much lon-
ger.
Should they lose again
Sunday and sink to 0-3 in a
season the Super Bowl will
be played at the sparkling
new Cowboys Stadium, the
owner-general manager is
bound to do something.
Maybe he would cut some-
one like struggling kicker
David Buehler to send the
club a message about not
tolerating mistakes. Jimmy
Johnson did that with a
running back who fumbled
twice in a meaningless sea-
son finale; a month later,
Jones won his first Super
Bowl title.
Maybe he'd decide being
both head coach and defen-
sive coordinator is over-
whelming Wade Phillips.
Jones could ease that bur-
den by naming himself head
coach. If Barry Switzer man-
aged to win Jones a third
Super Bowl by staying out
of the way of his talented
players, Jones might reckon
he could pull that off, too.
Heck, maybe Switzer is
free the next few months.
The reality is that Jones
is more likely to ride this
out without making dras-
tic changes, at least unless
things get much worse.
As bad as it seems, Dallas
is only one game behind in
the NFC East and there are
14 games left. Even if the
Cowboys lose in Houston
on Sunday, they'd be no
worse than two games back
with 13 to go. They'd have
to stew on that during a bye
week, but Jones could spin
that as more time to work
out the kinks.
"Eveiything in me is about
being optimistic," Jones
said Sunday, still flush with
the agony of a 27-20 loss to
Chicago in the home opener,
TCU reminded of loss to SMU
FORT WORTH (AP)
— TCU players are being
reminded this week about
a loss five years ago even
though none of them were
part of that game.
A week after opening the
2005 season with a victory
at Oklahoma, the Horned
Frogs were a heavy favorite
the next week — and lost
21-10 at SMU, their only
loss that season.
While fourth-ranked TCU
(3-0) has won nine of the
last 10 games in the Dallas-
Fort Worth rivalry known
for its unique "Iron Skillet"
trophy, Patterson is point-
ing out the lone loss of that
span heading into Friday's
night's game at SMU (2-1).
"This is the first year we
don't have somebody that was
part of that game," Patterson
'Horns
haven t
forgotten
Rout 66
AUSTIN (AP) - The
audacity of the final
score was staggering:
UCLA 66, Texas 3.
In 1997, the Bruins
romped over the Long-
horns in one of the big-
gest routs since Davy
Crockett and the boys got
whipped at the Alamo.
Texas fans fumed.
Some cried. Most were
gone by halftime.
The humiliation lasted
until November. One
season after winning the
Big 12, "Rout 66" drove
the Longhorns into a
complete collapse and
a 4-7 season that ended
with the firing of coach
John Mackovic.
On Saturday, the
Bruins (1-2) come back
to Austin. The current
Longhorns (3-0) were
hardly in grade school in
1997, but fans and for-
mer players will always
remember the day UCLA
jammed a big ol' stick
right into the eyes of
Texas. Most would like
to just forget it.
"Nooooooo! Not that
game!" former wide
receiver Wane McGarity
responded when con-
tacted by e-mail to dis-
cuss the game.
"Dang, I never saw
us look so (bad)," said
Texas mega-booster Joe
Jamail, a billionaire trial
lawyer from Houston.
"Hopefully we can return
the favor."
Just that season Texas
had named the field at
Royal-Texas Memorial
Stadium after Jamail, a
colorful character who
peppers his language
with curse words.
"I had made a very
large contribution to the
university, I don't know
how many millions, and
they decided to stick
my name on the field. I
was proud and pleased,"
Jamail said.
But after the game,
when only a few die-
hard fans had stayed to
sing "The Eyes of Texas,"
Jamail saw athletic direc-
tor DeLoss Dodds and
asked him a hard ques-
tion. He didn't hold back
the cussing: "Deloss,
how much ... money will
it take to get my name
off that... field?"
said Tuesday. "They haven't
been a part of it, but I can tell
you this much, I'll show the
celebration part of the game
on video to all of them of how
it looked."
There were DVD copies of
the game sold by SMU after
its big upset. "I guess it was
a big deal," Patterson said.
TCU is coming off a 45-10
victory last weekend over
Baylor, another instate rival
the Frogs have played less
often since they were all still
in the Southwest Conference
together 15 years ago.
"Second week of emotion-
al games," Patterson said.
While TCU played Baylor
for only the third time since
the SWC ended, there has
only been one season with-
out a Frog and Pony show.
Since 2000, TCU has beat-
en the Mustangs eight times
by an average margin of four
touchdowns. Then there is
that lone setback, one that
might have cost the Frogs a
chance to be a BCS buster
four years earlier than they
finally were last season.
"If we lose Friday night,
nobody will remember the
others, I promise you,"
Patterson said. "Not many
people around TCU have
forgotten the 2005 loss, and
we've beaten them a few
times since then."
Mustang football stats
TEAM OFFENSE
First Downs — 59; Rushes-
yards — 164-883; Passing
yards — 467; Total yards —
1350 (337-5 avg.); Passing -
33-68-6; Fumbles-Lost — 10-;;:
Penalties-Yards — 28-209;
Points scored — 92 (23.0 avg.).
TEAM DEFENSE
First Downs — 37; Rushes-
yards — 115-541; Passing yards
— 464; Total yards — 1005
(251.3 avg.); Passing - 37-74-6;
Fumbles-Lost 9-4; Penalties-
Yards — 30-236; Points allowed
- 69 (17-3 avg,).
INDI VIDUAL STATS
Rushing
Taylor Jones 46-370-8.0
avg.-4 TD; B.J. Walker 48^252-
5.3 avg.-2 TD; Andrew Leyba
31-94-3.0 avg.; Ryan Linebaugh
7-49-7.0, avg.; Josh Gomez
7^29-4.1 avg.-l TD; Sam Nemir
7-28-4.0 avg.; Jarrell Houston
10-26-2.6 avg.-l TD; Kevin
Sepeda 5-16-3.2 avg.; Adrian
Lopez 1-8; Sean Morrow 1-7;
Sterling Reeves 1-4.
Passing
Taylor Jones 32-67-6-426-6
TD; B.J. Walker 1-1-0-41.
Receiving
Tanner Grain 7-144-20.6
avg.-2 TD; Connor Stafford
6-78-13.0 avg.-l TD; Cameron
Fox 2-49-24.5 avg.; Ryan
Linebaugh 4-49-12.3 avg.; B.J.
Walker 3-47-15.7 avg.; Sterling
Reeves 2-36-18.0 avg.; Malcolm
Black 3-26-8.67 avg.-2 TD;
Parker Scott 1-21-1 TD; Sam
Nemir 3-17-5.7 avg.; Andrew
Leyba 2-0.
Scoring
Taylor Jones 4 TD-24 pts.;
Malcolm Black 2 TD-12 pts.;
Tanner Crain 2 TD-12 pts.; B.J.
Walker2TD-l2 pts.; Josh Gomez;
1 TD-6 pts.; Jarrell Houston
1 TD-6 pts.; Gabriel Medellin
6XP-6 pts.; Parker Scott 1 TD-6
pts.; Connor Stafford 1 TD-6
pts.; Sam Nemir 1 2XP-2 pts.;
Total — 80.
Tackles
(Solo-Assisted-Total)
B.J. Walker 26-11-37;
Sam Nemir 16-14-30; Ryan
Linebaugh 22-6-28; Kyle Lam-
bert 14-7-21; Max Zetzman
5-16-21; Cameron Fox 15-2-
17; Josh Gomez 9-7-16; Mateo
Gonzales 2-13-15; Sean Morrow
8-7-15; Ryan Mercer 5-9-14;
Cory Burns 2-10-12: Connor
Stafford 4-4-8; Jarrell Houston
5-2-7; Jacob Villalpando 6-0-6;
Kevin Sepeda 0-5-5; Josh Larue
1-3-4; Sterling Reeves 3-1-4;
Adrian Lopez O-3-3; Anthony
Palacios 0-3-3; Alex Garcia
1-1-2; Malcolm Jackson 0-1-1;
Andrew Leyba 1-0-1.
Tackles for loss
Mateo Gonzales j§j Kyle
Lambert 3; Sam Nemir 3; B.J.
Walker 3; Cory Burns 2; Jarrell
Houston 2; Ryan Mercer 2;
Connor Stafford 2;> Cameron
Fox 1; Josh Gomez 1; Josh
Larue 1; Ryan Linebaugh 1; Max
Zetzman 1.
Sacks
Mateo Gonzales 2; Connor
Stafford 2; Sam Nemir 1; Kevin
Sepeda 1; B.J. Walker l; Max
Zetzman 1.
Interceptions
Sean Morrow 3; Cameron
Fox 2; Ryan Linebaugh 1.
Passes defended
Sean Morrow 4; Cameron
Fox 3; Ryan Linebaugh 2;
Josh Gomez 1; Kyle Lambert 1;
Adrian Lopez 1; Sterling Reeves
1; Jacob Villalpando 1; B.J.
Walker 1; Max Zetzman 1.
QB pressures-
knockdowns
Cory Burns 4-2; Kevin Sepeda
4-2; Max Zetzman 3-3; Mateo
Gonzales 4-0; Ryan Mercer
3-0; Connor Stafford 3-0; Josh
Larue 2-0; B.J. Walker 1-1;
Larry Daniel 1-0; Sam Nemir
1-0.
Fumbles forced
or recovered
Cameron Fox 3; Mateo
Gonzales 2; Ryan Mercer
1; Kevin Sepeda 1; Jacob
Villalpando 1; Max Zetzman 1.
Big Hits
Cameron Fox 2; Sam Nemir
1; Sterling Reeves 1; B.J. Walker
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Rangers shut out by Angels
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP)
— Ervin Santana allowed
five hits while earning
his career-best 17th vic-
tory, and the Los Angeles
Angels again slowed the
Texas Rangers' march to
the AL West title with a
2-0 win Tuesday night.
Hank Conger and ITideki
Matsui scored after early
extra-base hits for the
Angels, who have won the
past three division titles
and aren't willing to give
it up just yet. Los Angeles
pulled within one game of
.500 with its ninth win in 12
games, putting a solid finish
on a disappointing season.
With ample help from
Conger behind the plate,
Santana (17-9) dominated
the Rangers' potent line-
up during his fifth career
shutout, striking out eight
and holding Texas with-
out an extra-base hit in its
fourth loss in five games.
T
Conger was recalledfrom
the minors two weeks ago,
but the Angels' heralded
prospect has caught two
shutouts in his first four
major league starts. His
catcher's ERA is 1.50 after
being behind the plate for
Jered Weaver's shutout
last week in Cleveland.
Santana got more support
than Colby Lewis (11-13),
who yielded just four hits
and struck out 10 in seven
strong innings. The Texas
right-hander had won his
past two starts after a nine-
game winless streak, but his
teammates never reached
third base against Santana.
The Rangers still are in
good shape to clinch their
first AL West title since
1999, even if it takes a few
days more than they hoped.
Texas' lead over second-
place Oakland, which beat
Chicago 7-2, slipped to
seven games, and its magic
number stayed at six.
Santana had won 16
games twice previously
in a career spent entirely
with the Angels, but the
Dominican right-hander is
having perhaps his best sea-
son. Santana faced the min-
imum 13 batters through
4 1-3 innings, giving up a
leadoff single to Vladimir
Guerrero in the second
inning but erasing him with
a double play. He stranded
a runner in scoring position
in the sixth, seventh and
eighth innings, striking out
Elvis Andrus and Michael
Young to end the eighth in
dramatic fashion.
SHS tennis team begins its season
The 2010-11 Sweetwater
High School tennis team
played in the Abilene team
tennis tournament held
Sept. 10-11 to begin its year
and also played matches
Sept. 18 at San Angelo Lake
View and Central. In addi-
tion, the JV tennis team
played at Midland Christian
on Sept. 16.
In the Abilene team ten-
nis tournament, Sweetwater
lost to Abilene High's var-
sity 19-1, beat Cooper's JV
10-9, lost to Denison's var-
sity 14-5 and fell to Belton's
varsity 10-3.
The following week at
San Angelo, the team lost to
Lake View 11-7 and later lost
to Central's JV 10-9 while in
the JV match, Sweetwater
defeated Midland Christian
by a score of 17-8.
Individual winnersat the
Abilene tournament were as
follows: Abilene High var-
sity — Javier Solano (No.
6 boys singles); Cooper JV
— Chris Hernandez (No.
1 boys singles); Joe Lopez
(No. 4 boys singles); Sarah
Ramirez (No. 2 girls sin-
gles); Dugan Thompson
(No. 3 girls singles); Heidi
Taylor (No. 4 girls singles);
Madison Meneses (No.
5 girls singles); Addison
Cleckler (No. 6 girls sin-
gles); Brandon Ellison-
Javier Solano (No. 2 boys
doubles); Isaiah Hernandez-
Brannon Kamer (No. 3 boys
doubles); Heidi Taylor-
Dugan Thompson (No. 2
girls doubles); Denison var-
sity — Michael Foust (No.
2 boys singles); Brandon
Ellison (No. 3 boys singles);
Dugan Thompson (No.
3 girls singles); Brandon
Ellison-Javier Solano (No.
2 boys doubles); Joe Lopez-
Madison Meneses (mixed
doubles); Belton varsity —
Javier Solano (No. 6 boys
singles); Dugan Thompson
(No. 3 girls singles); Heidi
Taylor-Dugan Thompson
(No. 2 girls doubles).
Individual winners at
San Angelo were as follows:
San Angelo Lake View —
Joe Lopez (boys singles);
Brandon Ellison (boys
singles); Isaiah Hernandez
(boys singles); Dugan
Thompson (girls singles);
Javier Solano-Brannon
Kamer (boys doubles);
Sarah Ramirez-Jenny
Ordway (girls doubles);
Chris Hernandez-Madison
Meneses (mixed doubles);
Centra] JV — Sarah Ramirez
(girls singles); Dugan
Thompson (girls singles);
Heidi Taylor (girls singles);
Madison Meneses (girls
singles); Brandon Ellison
(boys singles); Isaiah
Hernandez-Joe Lopez (boys
doubles); Jenny Ordway-
Sarah Ramirez (girls dou-
bles); Heidi Taylor-Dugan
Thompson (girls doubles);
and Chris Hernandez-
Madison Meneses (mixed
doubles).
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