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PA6E 4—THE CAMPUS CHAT
3 Eagles Get
Valley Honors
The North Textta State Ka>rlt* tfrablied
two of the four player of thr week
awards in the Missouri Valley Confer-
ence and tveo for another after their im
presaive win over Colorado State lant
Saturday.
The players were tackle Joe Greene,
Defensive Lineman of the Week, i"'ull
hack Vic Williams, Offensive Hack of the
Week, and split end James Russell, Of
fensive Lineman of the Week.
Greene blocked a punt and made num-
erous tackles as the Eairlex defeated CSU
21-10. "They doubled teamed Joe all
niffht," Coach Rtid Rust said, "but they
couldn't move him out.''
Greene won over Tulsa linebacker H..b
Junko and Cincinnati jcuard Milt Ralkum.
Williams ripped 91 yards i>m f tin-
Ram defensive line in 30 carries 11.- also
scored two touchdowns ami • auirbt tun
passes for 63 yards.
The Eagle fullback edged t• ut Memphis
State's Lee Narramore and Cincinnati's
Greg Cook for the wwartl
Russell tied with Wichita's Tom Jolly
for the offensive line honors 1'he Shock-
er senior was nominated foi I:is fine
blocking job against Now Me\ic State.
Russell, the two time AII-MW per-
former, caught five passes foi v.< >atd*
and one TD.
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Valley Games Coming Soon;
Conference Should Be Tough
MinwM?
The Mean Green Machine is oiling
for the University of Southern Illinois
Salukis Saturday night.
Hut the game in Carbondale will be
the last Coach Rod Rust's flock can
play for fun the next three will
count toward the conference champion-
ship. The Kagles meet the University of
Cincinnati there Oct. 28, before return-
ing to test Wichita State and Tulsa here
Nov. 11 and 18.
The Bearcats under new Coach Homer
Rice are in a rebuilding stage and lack
depth. Rice has moved Tony Jackson,
last year's quarterback, to wingback anil
has junior (ireg Cook running the team.
Cook has good potential as a passer,
while Jackson was Cincinnati's leading
ground gainer last season.
The Wichita State Shockers also have
a new coach in Boyd Converse. He is
working with a team strong in defense,
backfield speed and passing.
Converse has excellent talent in vet-
eran quarterback John Eckman and end
Glenn Meltzer. This combination led
the nation last year in passing.
THE HURRICANE has been blowing
everyone out of the stadium. The Hogs
of Arkansas were blown down 14-12, and
Idaho State crumbled S8-0. In that lat-
ter game the Hurricane ran up 798 yards
offensively, (198 of them through the air.
Then last weekend, Tulsa met and
sank Tampa 77-0.
Obviously Rust and the Eagles will
have to find the key to turn off Coach
Glenn Dobbs' five time national passing
title offense, or suffer the same fate as
last year. The Flock went into that
I anie with a 4-0 record and only Tulsa
I etween them and virtual ownership of
the MVC crown. They came out 30-27
losers and eventually settled for a title
tie.
I'osaibly the Eagles can give the Hur-
ricane a punch in its eye by stopping
the golden arms of quarterback Glenn
Dobbs III and Greg I'arton,
OR MAYBE THE Mean Green de-
fense can slow down the speedy flanker
Rick Eber, who erased Howard Twilley's
record with 20 catches for 322 yards in
the Idaho State game.
Hut whatever the Eagles do, they are
going to have their hands full when the
Hurricane blows in. The Mean (ireen
machine will be meeting the MVC's big-
gest hlowhards, and the winner will like-
ly wear the conference crown. But Rust
has looked like a pretty good mechanic
through the first four games.
NT Heavy Favorite To Trap SIU
By RANDY CAMERON
The undefeated but once tied North
Texas State Eagles travel to Carbondale,
111., Saturday in search of their fourth
win of the season.
The Eagles will take on the Southern
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Eagles will tx> heavy favorites.
COACH ROD Rl'ST is not taking the
Salukis lightly, however. "They are a
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"Sometimes," Rust continued, "a young
team ran make big strides in improve-
ment." Claying at home before a good
crowd, they might make their move this
week. We have to be up to it."
Southern Illinois, like North Texas, has
a new coach. Dick Tower moved up from
the assistant ranks last spring.
THE EAGLES and Salukis have met
one common foe this season. SIU lost
tn I.ou ->\ il'e l'i'i (I one week Itefore North
Texas beat the Cards 30-28.
SH' liki last week's Eagle opponent,
< loruil" State, is prone to stay on the
ground "They haven't thrown too much
as yet," Rust said. I don't know if they
will start this week or not."
The Salukis have a defensive line that
averages almost 2 in pounds. But it has
beet- leaky on occasion. SIU opponents
have s'on-d 107 | "ints in five games.
The Kagles have allowed 72 points in
four gami-H.
Southern Illinois has never beaten
North Texas The Salukis lost 53-6 last
year urn) are 0-3 in the series.
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THE EAGLE OFFENSE will take on
a new look for the SIU game. Vic Wil-
liams, who was named Missouri Valley
Conference back-of-the-week after his
performance against Colorado State, will
be switched to halfback for the game.
Tony Reese will start in Williams' old
fullback slot.
The Eagles are still bruised from their
win last week, but with the exception
of backs Curtis Moore and Jerry Hayes,
Rust expects his charges to be ready,
"i Rich) Crawford and some of the oth-
ers are still sore, but I hope they will
be ready by Saturday," Rust said.
The Eagles will leave by jet this morn-
ing and arrive in St. Louis at 12:15 p.m.
They will take a chartered bus to Car-
bondale, arriving at 3 p.m.
The game starts at 1:30 p.m. and will
be carried on radio station KDNT. Bill
Mercer will do the play-by-play.
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Tittle, Mel. The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, October 20, 1967, newspaper, October 20, 1967; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth307376/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.