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Show THE UPIScribe Favors Longhorns By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer” The Midlands — Now that the achieved a No. I r ball the skeptics are prey Tha’ way it lightly-regarded preseason sudde the is when ntr like Texas aches the pinna How The E ast $ iar Longhorns sh be ugh reaching the top forewarned. Alt wasn't easy, thi teal hard part of the sea: son is yet to come—sta Aggies tuneup The surprising Longhorns picked t the season, Penn State and have already beaten some Strong opponents in Oklahoma schedule which could P TCU West Virginia 40 and taineers Ai a5 en T to a 6-0 record Bu there are two teams still left on their should ruin thesale of those t We're No. 1” buttons beforethe regular season is over The twoclubs ar xas Tech and Texas A& M. the twopr: 4son picks to winthe SWC And. guess what up on the sche« Saturday The temptation is great k the Red Raiders in an upset. anc quarterback Rodney Allison was ready to return, we narow. s¢ The South Mi Ala’ epalatable dish 9 Horned Frogsh; 7 Athletic meetin Down-Right Comfortable For Cold Insulated e Let's The Rockies rizona imson SINCE 1915 \4 pa hey\\ Goose Down Not even Uncle finish no better than fourth i Southwest Conference at the beginning 30 A Conference deats’ of Nyion she! and ining acrylic pile collar,oy pockets. Brown, Navy. Taupe, Range Green. S te XL ~} Weather Wear The Far West 24 California 20 — Trojans not complete would go along with our hunch. But Al lison, out since Sept. 24 with a broken bone in his leg, is not yet 100 per cent and is a trip to Notre Dame ton 17 Bruins begin. Iga tol Minnescls Notre Dame28 Navy 7 Expect a bit of orm a letdown for Iris! doubtful performer for Saturday's tilt With or without Allison the Red Raiders will be at an emotional peak for this but Texas has the home field adva ing victory over Southern Ohio St. 27 Wisconsin 6 longer fooling the fans Minnesota 20 Indiana 3 1 Oregon 13 — Ducks Thompson's passes Cal Badgers no egon St. 10 — And Beavers handle Guy Benjamin’s Gophers won't ASU Seeks Here’s Your Upset of the Week: Hoople Picks Tech to Corral Texas Track Meet COLUMBUS. UPI Ohio Arizona State University is submitting By Major Amos B. Hoople Amazin’ Pigskin Prophet Egad, friends, the upset trend continues to sweep across the country and this week we have another startling prediction for you — Steve Sloan's Texas Tech Red Raiders wili rise to superlative heights to corral the hard-driving Texas Longhorns and their super runner Earl Campbell Yas, dear readers, the Red Raiders will match Campbell and Erxleben tussle before falling 31-24 Alsoin the east, Tulanewill find Pitt to be rudeho: S the Panthers win by a 16 margin. Two other big games set for the Southwest Confer- ence will pit Texas A&M against troublesome SMU, and the up-and-down Houston Cougars against TCU We see A&M winning 31-17, and Houston being on the upswing this week to take TCU, 42-20. The Kentucky Wildcats, point-for-point and then add three more to win, 27-24 — har-rumph! Anywhereelse you care to look across the Saturday, Oct. 29 Boston Col. 24, Air Force22 Army 35, Holy Cross 14 BYU 42, Arizona 21 Brown 17, Harvard 14 So. Calif. 28, Calif. 22 Bowling Green 31, Cent. Mich. 26 Cincinnati 30, Temple 6 Clemson 24, WakeForest 14 Colorado16, Missouri 14 secretary of the Arizona ) AAU track andfield com= mittee. No. Carolina 17, Maryland 12 Memphis St. 38, So. Miss. 18 (N) Miami (0.) 29, Toledo 7 Michigan 38, lowa 7 Illinois21, eee St. 18 Miss. 18, LSU at Berkeley. In some interesting Big Eight matchups, we like Nebraska over Oklahoma State, 24-18, Oklahoma over Kansas State, 38-17, and Colorado to whip Missouri, 1614, in a hard-hitting contest at Boulder. Downsouth, Florida visits Auburn and will come home with a 22-12 triumph. And in an outstanding double- header at Jackson, Miss., the Rebels of Ole Miss will edge out LSU, 1815, in the afternoon contest, while playing later under the lights, mighty Alabama will move another step closer to the Southeastern title by defeating Mississippi State, 35-13 — kaff-kaff! 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Ohio UPI) The Amateur tinue its drive to the Rose Bowl by stopping a very good California team, 28-22, = Florida AAU, Indiana 27, Minn. 17 lowa St. 38, Kansas 28 Oklahoma38, Kansas St. 17 Kent St. 38, No. ML. 15 Kentucky 35, Va. Tech 12 (N) Louisville 21, Marshall 12 zona, 42-21, as BYU continues its relentless drive toward the Western Athletic throne room. Farther west, Southern California will con- Arizona AAU chapter and E. Carolina 33, S.W.La. 19 (N) Florida St. 22, No. Tex. St. 20 Georgia Tech 24, Duke 21 thereis sensational football field cham- * eet will be a ‘ lifter for the 1978 EU SA USSR Junior meet in Russia = The ASU bid has been submitted by Linda Metz. ; incoming presidentof the Dartmouth 28, Columbia 12 Yale 37, Cornell 18 ( on tap this week. In no particular order, here are some of the big ones: Brigham Young sophomore quarterback Marc Wilson, filling-in for the injured great Gifford Nelson, will lead the Cougars past Ari- track and = plonships next June 23 Florida 22, Auburn 12 Colgate 21, Boston U. 12 Georgia 35, Richmond 13 country, 1 bid to host the National = Combined AAU Junior Athletic Union at its con- Football Forecast living up to our preseason assessment, will roll over the Virginia Tech Gobblers, vention here Friday anNo. Carolina St. 23, So. Carolina 21 pionships Notre Dame 27, Navy 15 Ohio U. 19, We. Mich. 9 Ohio State 35, Wisconsin 17 championships for the Nebraska 24, Okla. St. 18 Stanford 21, Oregon St. 11 St. 31, Miami ( Fla.) 24 Princeton 10 Pitt 33, Tulane 16 San DiegoSt. 20, Tulsa 3 (N) The Big Two of the Rig fen, Michigan and Ohio San Jose St. 18, Pacific 6 (N) Syracuse 11, Virginia 10 Arkansas 32, Rice 0 will keep rolling “Texas Tech 27, , Texas 24 uled this year for Nov. 19 at Texas A&M31, SMU 17 Houston 42, TCU20 Washington 44, UCLA 34 Arizona St. 23, Utah 14 VMI 21, Davidson 7 towardtheir annual Big Ten showdown, which is sched- Ann Arbor. The Wolverines will havelittle or no trouble whipping Iowa, 387, and Woody Hayes’ Ohio State lads will turn back Wisconsin 35-17, in their 47th renewal. Now go on with my fore- cast sites for nine cham- Purdue 34, Recnesiets 24 35-12, to the delight of their homestadium rooters. State, nouncedthe more Awarded E NJ. tram tumbling Tenn and Tulsa. Okla were all picked as sites Long Beach St. 20, Wichita St.17 Rutgers 26, Wm.& Mary 7 Colo. 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