The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, September 20, 1972, Image 8

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College Station, Texas Wednesday, September 20, 1972
THE BATTALION
Dwight LaBauve Ready For LSU Homecoming
Playing LSU in Baton Rouge
is not just your ordinary Satur
day football game. The fans are
as much a spectacle as the play-
'ers, and 67,000 fanatics scream
ing “Tiger Bait! Tiger Bait!”
would put the early Romans to
shame.
But you don’t have to tell any
of this to Texas A&M safety
Dwight LaBauve. The 6-1, 188-
pound junior was born and grew
up in Lafayette, La., almost in
the shadow of Tiger Stadium, and
he knows what it’s all about.
“I guess I’ve seen 30 or 40
games there,” LaBauve said. “My
dad has season tickets, and we
didn’t miss a home game.”
Then how did he ever get to
Texas A&M ?
“When I had my visits to LSU,
they kept talking about the knee
I hurt in high school and how I
might not be able to play. But
A&M didn’t say anything about
it. And then I had a good friend
in Ross Brupbacher who went to
A&M, and he sold me on it.”
It will still be a homecoming
of sorts for LaBauve. “I have a
lot of friends playing for LSU.
Binks Miciotto (LSU defensive
end) is my best friend. He and
I and Lex James (Aggie QB)
went to Aspen, Colorado, skiing
last winter, and we tease each
other all the time.
“Lex and Binks became really
good friends and ribbed each
other about the game this year,”
Dwight said. “Binks said he’s go
ing to tear Lex up on the option
and Lex says he’s gonna run
circles around Binks.”
He feels things will be differ
ent than they were against Ne
braska.
“All I could think about last
week was Rodgers and that I
wasn’t going to let him get away
from me. Well he didn’t but I
left a lot of gaps open that 1
should have covered.”
This Saturday will be the first
time for LaBauve as a starter in
Tiger Stadium. Last year he let
tered playing mostly on the spe
cialty teams. He gained a repu
tation as an aggressive, reckless
player, but has learned to temper
that enthusiasm. “LaBauve is
quick and tough,” says defensive
coordinator Melvin Robertson.
“He’s learning to play under con
trol and to read his keys. He has
a chance to be a real good one.”
LaBauve moved into the No. 1
safety position in the spring and
has gained confidence in his first
two games. The secondary learned
a lot against Nebraska last week
and the experience should help
against the Tigers. It better, be
cause in Bert Jones, LSU has a
passer who hit 50 of 80 with no
interceptions in his last six games
last year.
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