ue lui rress n-- e -- 1 nursaay, September iu, ml - page A-- ll Cougairs To Face WisMwee Offense defense was like the Hock of Hatfield got a chance to scout the Gibralter. That is enough to worry Cougars last week when he went to Hatfield and he's been work at work Anaheim to see the BYU-Lon- g Beach this week coming up with a game plan he hopes will work against (he Slate contest. What he saw was a BYU offensive Cougars. that hasn't forgotten how to - Umg Beach Slate tried a different wrinkle in its offense in its attempt to score and a Cougar defensive squad overcome the BYU defense. The dial learned how to score over the Cougars liave a new man in their summer. defensive secondary this year, Dave and 100 McKce, who is only During the Long Beach State game pounds. the Cougars' offense scored two Ioiig Itcach repeatedly threw in touchdowns and a ficldgoal, the BYU McKcc's direction, trying to lake defense scored a touchdown on a pass of what they saw as a advantage intercept ion and the Cougars' special mismatch but the strategy misfired. teams added a fourth touchdown This year's Cougar defense is wlien Tom llolmoe blocked a punt in being called the strongest already the endone and held on to the football defense BYU has ever had and with for the score. the offense still trying to jell it will And while the Cougars' No. 1 have to be up to the defense to control the games for I he Cougars during the ranked offense sputtered at times the first few games of the season. And this week the Cougar defense will have a tough job to do when it takes on the Air Force. Hatfield is a believer in the wishbone offense and his offense should be strong this year since he has a great throw the ball and Berry and comdeal of speed on his team, an essential pany are improving each week on the quality of a team that runs the triple-optioreceiving end. Coach Andrus was not pleased with Wishbone teams have always been last week's game but the players are a thorn in the side of BYU football working hard and should be much teams. improved against Jordan High. Wyoming runs the wishbone offense Jordan is a three A school so Lehi's and several years ago (he Cowboys talents will really be tested. came to Provo and upset the Cougars Game time is Friday at 5 p.m. 9 with their victory primarily due lo the wishbone attack. The wishbone offense, or triple-optio- n as it is commonly known, is difficult to defend against because of l he demands it places on the defen- - si ve line and the linebackers. As soon as the quarterback receives the hall from his center he has the option oT keeping the ball or handing it off to a running-hac- k up the middle "f 'he defensive line. If the quarterback decides to keep (he liall he will sweep to one side of I lie field where he can pass to the wide receiver, keep Hie hall himself or pitelHtut lo another running hack. All these options require that the year. By CARL HAUPT Sports Editor A first-eve- r football confrontation between Brigham Young University and the Air Force Academy will be held Saturday afternoon in Cougar stadium. This is the second year in the Western Athletic Conference for the. Air Force Academy but because of scheduling problems the Cougars and the Falcons did not meet last season. With one game already under their belt the Cougars will be a strong favorite to defeat the Air Force. 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Against Long Beach State he caught Ave passes for 85 yards, a figure good enough to immediately move him into the lead as BYU's top receiver. Another concern for LaVell Edwards was replacing Clay Brown at tight end. He seems to have found a more than adequate replacement in sophomore Gordon Hudson. Hudson grabbed three passes for 69 yards, catch in the including a second quarter which eventually led to a f ieldgoal, in his varsity debut. The Cougars will be heavy favorites to win this week's game with Air Force just as they will be favored to win all of their other contests. But the chance always remains that they can get knocked off by a surprise team. Game time Saturday is 1:30 p.m. By the way Jim McMahon is in good condition. It was reported last week that McMahon might have broken his hand during the Long Beach State game but the latest word is that he is in excellent condition and will start at quarterback for the Cougars. 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While Air Force generally isn't regarded as one of the teams lo win the WAC crown the Falcons are still capable of defeating any learn in the league. Air Force has a long reputation of losing to weak learns and then destroying some of the slrongesl teams in the country. If Air Force manages lo pull off an upsel in Provo on Saturday the WAC title will be up foi grabs. Ijast year after the New Mexico Ivobos stunned BYU in Albuquerque in the season's opener the Cougars had lo play the remainder of the season with their backs up against the wall. One more loss would have cost BYU Ihe WAC title. This year the conference is stronger and several teams, including Air Force, have a good chance lo defeat BYU. One of the most improved teams this year is Hawaii. BYU has to play the Rainbows in Honolulu later this season and that game could prove to be a difficult one for the Cougars. Air Force w ill have just as much of a problem defending against the BYU passing game as the Cougars will have containing the wishbone rushing attack. The Cougars have only one experienced receiver returning from last year's learn which led the NCAA in scoring, passing and total offense. That receiver, Dan Plater, won't be rotated into the games as he was last year but will be a permanent fixture in the Cougars' starting roster. But Ihe Cougars aren't hurting for pass catchers despite their heavy losses due to gradual ion. There are several new receivers with the Cougars who showed during the Long Beach State game that the BYU aeriel game will likely be just as potent as last year. Glen Kozlowski now plays opposite Plater at split end and he seems destined lo become a super star for BYU. He is Ihe first freshman in quite J. Buchanan W. SOON. Suite 217 Orem, Utah 84057 can use this discount Call 768-946- 1 768-946- 1