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THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas Friday, May 9, I960
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Aggies Sign Top Cage Star
By JOHN PLATZER
A 6-3 schoolboy basketball star
from Perryton called by Aggie
Coach Shelby Metcalf “the num
ber one guard in the state,” has
signed with A&M.
He is Bob Gobin, a 185-pound
two-sport star who chose the
Aggies from 25 scholarship of
fers. Among the top basketball
powers eliminated by Gobin were
Kansas and Oklahoma State.
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SCHOOLBOY STANDOUT
Bob Gobin of Perryton became the newest member of the
Aggie basketball team last night when he signed with
Aggie Coach Shelby Metcalf. Gobin is considered one
of the five best prospects in the state. Shown with their
son are Mr. and Mrs. James Gobin.
Crowd Problems
Considered one of the top five
prospects in the State of Texas,
Gobin eventually narrowed his
choice to A&M, Texas, Texas
Tech and SMU before deciding
on the Aggies.
Gobin said he based his deci
sion on four points of which he
placed academics first.
“I want to take a good look at
the program, I want to meet and
find out all I can about the boys
Pll be playing with, and I want
to be" impressed by the coaches,”
Gobin had said.
“One reason I didn’t become in
terested in Kansas is that I’ve
heard about the problems they’ve
been having with the SDS. I
don’t want to run the risk of be
ing hampered by such things as
that.”
A stand-out in both football
and basketball at Perryton, Gob
in prefers the cage sport.
Gobin, who averaged 16.1
points per game this past sea
son, was a two-time all-district
selection in both football and
basketball and he made the All
South Plains team once in bas
ketball and twice in football.
Gobin was both an All-State
and All-State Tournament team
selection in basketball this past
season and has been selected to
play in the Coaches’ All-Star bas
ketball game. A captain in both
sports, Gobin won Perryton’s
Fighting Heart Award in both
sports also.
In his three years as a starter
on the Perryton basketball team,
the squad posted a combined 64-
16 record. This includes a 16-6
record his sophomore season, 20-4
as a junior and 25-6 this past
season.
Gobin said he “enjoyed basketball
better.”
“You have to be able to do
more things; you don’t have to
specialize so much. . . . Basket
ball, to me, is just a better sport
all the way around.”
Gobin has been impressed with
A&M even before signing.
“A&M has a good tradition,
and it has a lot of support. Its
people always are behind the
Aggies 110 per cent and they
have good players and coaches,”
the Texas youngster had said.
In explaining why he picked
basketball to concentrate on,
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Grubbs, executive secretary of
the Southwest Conference, said
Thursday the handling of crowd
behavior at basketball games
depended on the attitude of play
ers, coaches and the spectators
themselves.
“I don’t see it as a legislative
problem,” he said.
Grubbs said if schools wanted
to file misdemeanor charges or
kick a student out of school for
rowdiness, it was their business.
Crowd behavior came under
close scrutiny here at the annual
spring meeting of the SWC with
the focus on the free-for-all at
the Texas A&M-Baylor game last
winter.
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ficult problem and the athletic
directors and coaches are going
to work on it,” Grubbs said. “It
all depends on the attitudes of
the coaches, the players, the offi
cials, and the student leaders.”
In a day-long session, coaches
and athletic directors worked on
recommendations to be studied
Friday by the faculty representa
tives.
Agreements made by the
—Limiting coaches’ trips to
strictly high school track meets
to the state meet in Austin, with
no active recruiting to take place
even then.
—Agreed not to pay expenses
for any student on a recruiting
junket.
—Agreed to discourage boys
already signed to pre-enrollment
applications from recruiting oth
er athletes outside their own high
school.
—Agreed that coaching staffs
and representatives of athletic
interests would not solicit em
ployment for a prospective ath
lete until he signed a letter of
intent.
ine cinneuc uuectors recom-
irtftnded to the faculty represent
atives that the anti-cannon law
at football games be rescinded to
allow the noise-makers outside
the end zones, and also that the
SWC allow its second place team
to accept an invitation to the Na
tional Invitational basketball
tournament in New York, if in
vited.
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