Trahan convinces opponents
of Aggie desire for victory
By MARK WEAVER
Staff Sports Writer
Contrary to popular belief, de
fensive tackle Warren Trahan does
not chew nails as an appetizer. He
isn’t locked in a cage all week and
fed frog legs before the TCU game
or bacon before playing Arkansas.
But it would be hard to convince the
Aggies’ previous opponents other
wise.
Trahan, a 6-4, 268 pound senior
from Duson, La., has been a dif
ficult man to maintain by Ag oppo
nents. He has 30 unassisted tackles
and 16 assists for a total of 46. He has
caused two fumbles, sacked oppos
ing quarterbacks seven times and
has 17 tackles for 66 yards in losses.
Against TCU, Trahan led a devas
tating Aggie defense that held the
Froggies to minus 58 yards rushing.
He sacked the quarterback three
times for 21 yards in losses.
“He’s a very good pass rusher,”
Coach Emory Bellard said of
Trahan. “He’s got the burning de
sire to get to the passer and the
quickness and speed to get by the
linemen.”
Last year Trahan had a good sea
son, but Bellard says his improve
ment is mainly because he is able to
use both hands.
“Last year Warren had two bad
wrists and I mean really bad,” Bel
lard said. “He had a broken bone in
one and a severe sprain in the other.
It is almost impossible to play de
fense when you can’t use your
hands, but he did a pretty good
job.”
“The key to our defense is
Trahan,” linebacker Ed Simonini
said. “I don’t think many people
realize just how good he is. ”
As the season progresses, people
are beginning to notice the brilliant
play ofTrahan. Over national televi
sion he keyed an Aggie defense that
shutout the ninth ranked Texas
Tech team until late in the fourth
quarter.
With the Aggie defense as tough
as it is, opposing teams can’t afford
Bonds goes
to Yankees
NEW YORK (AP) — Baseball’s
inter-league trading period got off to
an impressive start Tuesday when
the New York Yankees sent Bobby
Murcer to the San Francisco Giants
for Bobby Bonds in an exchange of
two of the game’s biggest stars.
to double team anyone every play.
This is one big reason players like
Trahan, Simonini and linebacker
Garth Ten Napel continue to have
good games.
If the offense can curb its turnov
ers and the defense continues its
fine play, the Aggies will be a tough
team to beat. And Warren shouldn’t
be too upset if Baylor doesn’t offer
him a second helping of bear meat
and nails.
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7 J
WARREN TRAHAN takes a breather during preparations for
Baylor. Head Coach Emory Bellard says he thinks Trahan is
playing as well as any defensive lineman in the country. “I don’t
see how he could play any better,” said Bellard. (Photo by Glen
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