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Wednesday, January 5, 1972
College Station, Texas
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Emory Bollard’s staff has diversity and experience
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jy Thread.jjj JOHN CURYLO
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Emory Bellard’s football staff
'hidley, 2; *t A&M, completed and hard at
Sanders, ijfbrk recruiting, consists of
Hollis Teitfhree holdovers from last year’s
A; gie staff, two members from
*y George Mg University of Houston staff,
■rst gai* s t year’s Kansas State fresh-
Classie * an C oach, three who were head
urn ^ onie high school coaches in Texas last
1 y Jan, 1 year and one who played for
h i t e Coliifiexag last fall.
In addition, Bellard is making
only one change in the athletic
department staff. Max Bum-
gardner will replace Felix Gib
son as academic counselor. Gib
son has accepted a position in
the university’s counseling and
testing office.
The two coaches coming from
Houston are Melvin Robertson,
who will be the defensive coordi
nator and secondary coach at
Aggieland, and Ben Hurt, the
new offensive coordinator who
will work with the offensive line.
Robertson and Hurt joined the
Cougar staff the same day in
1965, after extensive experience
in the high school coaching ranks
in Texas. Robertson was a high
school mentor 14 years before
taking the Houston job, while
Hurt coached prepsters seven
seasons prior to joining Robert
son on the Cougar staff.
The three holdovers from the
1971 Aggie staff are Dee Pow
ell, who will coach the defensive
linemen, John Paul Young, the
linebacker coach, and Pug Ga-
brel, who will work with the de
fensive ends.
Powell has coached seven years
at A&M, six of them as defen
sive coordinator. He worked for
Bear Bryant at Alabama prior
to returning to his alma mater.
Powell played three seasons of
varsity football as a center and
guard before graduating in 1957.
Young has coached Aggie line
backers for two years, having
played the position at Abilene
High and the University of Tex
as at El Paso. He stayed on as
an assistant at UTEP one year
after his 1962 graduation. He
coached three years at Jackson
ville High, two years at South
ern Methodist and one season at
Oklahoma State.
Gabrel coached the offensive
line his first year at A&M. A
halfback at Texas Western in
El Paso, Gabrel was among the
top rushers in the nation. He
spent four years at El Paso Aus
tin High before moving into the
college ranks. He has coached at
New Mexico State, Southern
Methodist, Northwestern Louisi
ana State and Oklahoma State.
R. C. Slocum, from Kansas,
State, will coach the offensive
ends. Slocum played football at
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Stark High in Orange and was
an all district end on a state
semifinalist team his senior year.
The 27-year-old lettered four
years at McNeese State in Lake
Charles, La., playing both tight
end and split end. He still holds
season and career school records
there for most passes caught and
total yardage gained on pass re
ceptions. He coached two sea
sons at Lake Charles High, then
worked as freshman offensive
line coach at Kansas State in
1970. He spent the 1971 season
as head freshman coach there.
The three coaches direct from
Texas high schools are Dan La-
Grasta of San Angelo Central,
who will work with the varsity
offensive line, Robert E. (Swede)
Lee of Pampa, who will coach
the freshman offensive linemen
and Paul E. Register of Hurst-
Bell High, who’ll handle the
freshman defense.
LaGrasta was Bellard’s assist
ant at San Angelo Central when
the new A&M head coach com
piled his impressive record there
from 1960-66. When Bellard
went to the University of Texas,
LaGrasta took over as the San
Angelo head coach.
Lee, a 1958 graduate of the
University of Texas, has been
the head coach at Pampa four
years. Before that, he coached
the Amarillo High line one year,
was the head coach at Comanche
High one year, defensive coordi
nator at Texarkana, Texas, High
two years, head coach and ath
letic director at Texarkana, Ark.,
three years, head coach and ath
letic director at Galveston Ball
one year, and was on Jim Mc
Kenzie’s staff at Oklahoma Uni
versity one year.
Register began his coaching
career on Darrell Tully’s staff at
Galveston Ball in 1955 and went
with Tully to Spring Branch in
1956. He succeeded Tully as head
coach in 1965 when Tully became
athletic director for the Spring
Branch system. In five years as
head coach at Spring Branch and
two at Hurst-Bell, Register has
compiled a 57-16-2 record. His
best season was 1966 when
Spring Branch was 12-1-1, losing
to Bellard’s San Angelo team, 21-
14, in the state 4A finals.
Donnie Wigginton, who was
the Longhorn quarterback last
year, will work with the fresh
man backs. Wigginton, named
offensive player of the year in
the Southwest Conference,
played under Register at Spring
Branch.
Bellard, the inventor of the
Texas Wishbone in 1968, will
handle the varsity offensive
backs. This was his specialty at
Texas under Darrell Royal.
Among the athletic depart
ment personnel retained by Bel
lard are Marvin Tate, associate
athletic director; Wally Groff,
business manager; Billy Pickard,
trainer; S. M. (Monk) Meeks,
equipment manager; Spec Gam
mon, sports information direc
tor; Jim Butler, assistant sports
information director; Shelby
Metcalf, head basketball coach;
Jim Culpepper, assistant basket
ball coach; Tom Chandler, base
ball coach; Charles Thomas, head
track coach; Ted Nelson, assist
ant track coach; Dennis Fosdick,
swimming coach; Emil Mamali-
ga, weight training coach; Omar
Smith, tennis coach; and Henry
Ransom, golf coach.
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