Aggies Beat Army 21 to 17

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Aggies Beat Army 21 to 17

(9-27-08)

Johnson throws TD pass, McGee hurt in A&M's win

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) - Jerrod Johnson threw a touchdown
pass and Texas A&M stopped Army on a late fourth down in a 21-17
win over the Black Knights today.
Stephen McGee started at quarterback and threw a touchdown pass
to Jeff Fuller before leaving in the second quarter when he
re-injured his shoulder. The senior first sprained his shoulder
against New Mexico on Sept. 6 and sat out last week's 41-23 loss to
Miami.
Army's triple-option offense flustered A&M all day, but the
Aggies stopped Collin Mooney on a fourth-and-3 from the Army 47
with 3:58 left. A&M (2-2) ran out the clock from there to win for
the first time in three home games this season.
Tony Dace and Patrick Mealy had touchdown runs for the Black
Knights (0-4), who've lost 10 straight games and 12 in a row on the
road. Quarterback Chip Bowden rushed 34 times for 128 yards. Army
ran for 280 yards and converted 10 of 17 third downs.
The Aggies looked sloppy and sluggish until defensive end Paul
Freeney returned Bowden's fumble 58 yards for a touchdown in the
closing seconds of the first half to break a 7-7 tie.
Freshman Cyrus Gray broke a 60-yard run on A&M's first play
after halftime to set up Johnson's 11-yard touchdown pass to Jamie
McCoy.

(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

AP-NY-09-27-08 1555EDT

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