THE BATTALION Page 13
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1979
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Thursday and Friday and was
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lost vacated by the resignation
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very gracious during my visit
this week. But any additional
lents should come from them.
It’s not my position to speak for
them,” Bellard said.
"I think they have a solid interest
in Emory Bellard,” the former
Aggie coach told The Battalion
Saturday. “I know they have an
interest or I would not have made
the trip over there. I enjoyed the
visit. Mississippi State is similar to
A&M in a lot of ways. It is a very
impressive place.”
Bellard, 48, had a 48-27 record at
Texas A&M and led the Aggies to
three bowl games. When he re
signed in October, Bellard said he
was leaving athletics forever.
“Obviously if I elect to get back
into athletics. I’ve changed my
mind,” Bellard said with a laugh.
Mississippi State’s new athletic-
director, Carl Maddox, interviewed
Bellard in College Station last week
and at that time the coach said he
was approaching the MSU job with
an open mind.
Tyler resigned as football coach
Jan. 22 after being relieved as ath
letic director by school president
James McComas. The college presi
dent said he relieved Tyler because
the football program had demanded
too much of his time in answering
questions and criticism about the
athletic program.
Bellard was among a series of
coaches interviewed by a search
committee set up following Tyler’s
resignation. Other coaches inter
viewed by the panel included
Southern Mississippi Coach Bobby
Collins, Tom Goode, an assistant at
Ole Miss, and Millsaps Coach
Harper Davis.
MSU officials said more than 100
coaches have submitted applications
for the job.
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icott, third, 59-714; high jump: Jim How-
pst, 7-1 (meet record); pole vault: Randy
second, 16-6; 60-yard dash: Curtis
7, first, 6.25.
Women’s Team
High jump: Jan Chesbro and Linda Waltman,
fifth (tie), 5-5; long jump, Linda Waltman, first,
19-014; Sande Lambert, fifth, 18-014; 880-yard
run: Sandra Brown, third, 2:21.69; mile relay:
Texas A&M, fourth, 4:04.26.
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