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'Great Pattern'
It took seven plays for the
Cavaliers to get from their own 34
to the Commodore 37, but only 32
seconds were used up when Albert
hit Davis for the clinching score.
"We set that pass up," said Mr.
Lawrence after the game. "Bill
Davis ran a great pattern, hitting
the seam between the cornerback
and the safety." Albert called the
play.
Mr. Lawrence said that the team
has now had "a taste of victory,"
and that he doubted that "we'll be
out of any games from now on.
Playing all those top teams helped
us. Once we broke that ice, our kids
were ready to play. Our kids have
worked hard and believed in me,
and they deserve the credit for the
game."
The Cavaliers topped the
Commodores in almost every
statistical category, as they rolled
up 385 yards' in total offense to
248 for Vandy.
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Larry Albert Holds For Billy Maxwell Kick
Quarterback Led Cavaliers To Year's First Victory Saturday
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