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By CISSY AUCLAIR
Sports Writer
Tony Franklin is a freshman at
exas A&M. He is a bare-footed-
ccer-style kicker for the football
. At Arlington Heights High
ichool in Fort Worth, he was All-
Xstrict and All-County for three
ears.
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His senior year he was named to
loth the All-State and All-Super-
State teams. He broke the state re
cord with a 58-yard field-goal. Tony
will start for Coach Emory Bellard
this week against Ole Miss. Obvi
ously, he is no ordinary freshman,
but horn the way he talks, he is an
ordinary Aggie.
Tony says he’s not nervous about
starting in his first game, in fact, he’s
looking forward to it. “One of the
reasons I came to A&M was to have
the chance to play. Tm kinda
spoiled. I started varsity ball for
three years in high school. Our re
cord was 41-5, so I am used to win
ning. I wanted to start out with a
winning program. And I think we
have the best coaches and the best
people in the nation this year. I am
proud to be here. I just hope I can
contribute something to the team. ”
Tony worked a lot this summer,
like everyone else. He feels his dad
has helped him improve his kicking
more than anyone else. “I began
kicking in the ninth grade and one
day I was just fooling around and
found that I could kick further and
straighter without my shoe. Coach
Bellard didn’t know much about
soccer-style kicking, but he has
tried to help and is beginning to
Tony Franklin puts his foot to use in practice.
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understand. Pat McDermott used
to kick for A&M a few years ago and
he comes down every afternoon and
tells me what I’m doing wrong.
“I was recruited to kick only.
Some colleges were asking me to
play defensive hack and to punt, but
I just wanted to kick.”
Tony seems to be happy with his
status here at A&M. No complaints
about the women. He says there’s
plenty. And he is comfortable in
Cain Hall. T love Cain. Everybody
treats us well. One of the main
things here is to make our grades.
Coach Bellard wants us to go to class
and make our grades. He says that is
the first reason we are here, any
way. He also wants us to he gentle
men on campus, which we all try to
be.’
Tony is currently a P. E. major,
but he is switching over to the Busi
ness Department and going into
Marketing. And, of course, he’d like
to play pro-football. He likes to hunt
and fish and chase women.
“I am tickled to death to he here.
The coaches are fantastic. The
people are great. And we are going
to heat the Hell out of Ole Miss.
Sounds like an ordinary Aggie to
me.
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