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College Station, Texas
Wednesday, September 8, 1971
THE BATTALIO
Lord sees Aggies as a much improved team over last year
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Mike Lord
By BILL HENRY
Assistant Sports Editor
Mike Lord is mild mannered,
intelligent, and somewhat con
servative, until he is unleashed
on the football field; then he
turns into a demon.
This 6-1, 220, senior lineback
er from Baton Rouge feels the
team is in for a great year after
the disappointing season a year
ago. Coach Gene Stallings has
helped the chances of a great
season by simplifying both the
offensive and defensive strategy.
“We are not going for the big
play as in years past, in fact I
have even taken down the sign
in the dressing room which says
‘Make the Big Play’,” stated
Stallings. “We have been so
conscious about the five or six
big plays a game that we forgot
about the other 75. This is where
I think we have been in error,”
he added.
better execution, and more con
fidence in the team a fan asks,
“What really is the difference
in this year’s edition of the
Aggies ?”
With all the talk about the
simplified offense and defense,
“Almost everything has
changed around here this year.
We are tapering our workouts.
We are getting on the field and
off and getting our job done.
The workouts have even been
easier because we save our full
contact drills until Saturday
when we can inflict the blow on
our opponents, not our own play
ers. It makes us a little hungry
for contact when we play the
game fresh instead of being tired
from the head knocking during
the week’s practice.”
Lord was also asked what he
felt were the strong points of
this year’s club.
“We are executing on both of
fense and defense far better than
we did last year. We were more
concerned with how we did our
assignments than how our as
signments turned out. This year
we will get the job done the way
we are best qualified and not
worry about our form,” he said.
orated.
“LSU really wants to beat us
this year after last year’s game
because it made them look ter
rible to the sports writers around
the country after we had such a
disappointing season. They only
lost two other games all sea
son, by three points to Notre
Dame and by five to Nebraska
in the Orange Bowl”, Lord elab-
“Wichita is much improved
over last year, even with the loss
of many of their older players'
Lord said about Saturday’s op.
ponent. He was also asked about
top WSU players. “Randy Jack,
son will be one of the best we've
seen all year. I’d place him is
one of the top runners in tke
nation”, he added. Lord also ha
a lot of respect for the Shockti
quarterback, Rick Baehr, whole
feels is “real quick and agile’,
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