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Extra practice paid off for the
Texas A&M women’s volleyball
team Wednesday night as the
Aggie Ladies ripped Texas
Tech with a three game sweep in
G. Rollie White Coliseum.
Led by freshman Sherri
Brinkman, the Aggie Ladies
solidified their Southwest Con
ference lead by defeating the
Raiders, 15-8, 15-1, 15-6, to ex
tend their record to 20-4 on the
season and 5-0 in conference ac
tion.
Texas A&M coach Terry
Condon said the Aggies are at a
point in the season where they
cannot afford to take any of
their SWC opponents lightly.
“Anyone can win on any
given night,” Condon said,
echoing her comments after
Monday’s victory over Rice.
The 18th-ranked Aggie
Ladies will host Southern Illi
nois Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the
A&M (Consolidated High School
gym.
Emotions play key role
in Bryan-Temple battl
by John P. Lopez
Battalion Staff
Over the past eight years, the
Bryan High football team has
been one of the most successful
and winningest squads in Texas.
But you wouldn’t know it if you
looked at the Vikings’ trophy
case.
Bryan has nary a district title
to show for its success.
The major cause of the Vik
ings’ shattered championship
hopes lies 100 miles west of
Bryan in the form of the Temple
Wildcats. Temple’s dominance
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is the only reason the Vikings
are not mentioned in the same
breath as such perrennial
schoolboy powerhouses as
Odessa Permian, Plano, Conroe,
San Antonio Churchill, Hous
ton Memorial and Temple.
Over the past two years
Bryan has an overall record of
18-2 — with its only losses com
ing at the hands of Temple. To
say the Wildcats have been the
Vikings’ achilles heel would be
an understatement, but things
could change Friday night at
Kyle Field when the two teams
tangle for the district lead.
Bryan Head Coach Merrill
Green said that in order to de-
The emotional apwfXXXICS
a big game is also a facto -
said, since high emotiot
times works as a di$ad«|
for a team.
"Interestingly enoud
now we're trying to 1
emotions down a little. Iv|
want them (the player
too excited too quick bet
tension will begin to
get into the latter pit
week." he said. “We bj
hype pretty low-key
think all the excitementl|ev -d- t
c ampus and aroundiok» I I
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ficient. Our job is to B
c aught up in the excite™
c ause w hen youdo.youtHj
feat the Wildcats, his team will think that you're betteii United Press inter
have to overcome the psycholo- pared than you reallyartlST. LOUIS — H
gical edge Temple has. "But overall 1 thinhfened off once b<
“It's going (o take more than up pretty well against! ^letely disenchante
just your ordinary effort if we just want togooutandplrfedern-day ballpla;
want to l>eat them,” Green said, sound football and letikwNot anymore, the
"It boils down to us overcoming lions take care of themsi fcde up for everytl
their assurance that they're observation is that the R I ve never been
going to win the ball game. And factor is going to be lk 8y whole life,’’ bub
that’s a lot to overcome. game. Two years agoMpsch, the St. Loui
“When you go into a ball punt blocked and gotoflAyear-old owner,
game hoping and thinking yard |nint whichhurtusi!» tten dearly all os
you’re going to win its not quite year, Temple just had iBF e had waited fo
the same as going into a ball kicking game than wedi(g r since his Car
game knowing you’re going to kicked a field goal rigliil& r l ast world ch
win. And that’s exactly the atti- the half that proved tow heating the Bosti
tude that Temple has. We’re deciding factor.” H967.
Viking quarterback J|“ I was sure this .
Flowers also said heiscoB h and they die
about the upcomin? gdP 1 . 1- ” he glowed.
going to have to change that Fri
day night.”
Senior running back Rod
Bernstine agreed with Green.
“None of the players have
ever been on a team that has
beaten Temple,” Bernstine said.
“So we’re all pretty hungry for it.
Nobody on this team likes Tem
ple, I think we’re going to go out
ready to hit them as soon as the
game starts.”
Green said the talent the Vik
ings posess this year gives Bryan
a better chance of defeating the
Wildcats Friday than it ever has
had in the past.
“Overall, this team is a little
stronger than the teams that
about the upcomingi l 1 ’ _
he added that should 6#'% wonderf
the season is far froafpv ^“4 r
()Ver ■![ was if you wen
fan. But, it wasn’t sc
All year long theo»BL ou were roo tii
people have been talkr.| rewers
is I emple, but we stiilj|T} ie y i lac ) strugg
win two games after T®p ast t ] lree wee k s
he said. But wedoha't®r e thej r division
them if we want to gel|t day of the re g U i ;
playoffs. Everybody buBning f rom t h e
live attitude on the gairioles after losing
know we can win.” |w to them, then n
Bernstine agreed: “ltf e first pennant in t
ably not a rivalry for ilif seeping three st
i!«e California Ar
ly,” he said. “And we have a little
more depth in some areas.”
3livmi^i.i la id 11 ilia LL.L1111.L nidL moi e since they ve beat^™,
have lost to Temple in the past last eight years, butitisf°PP in g the first V
because we have a stronger line It’s always the biggest jBm nf ^ B rewers
both offensively and defensive- the year. All we wantto<i, ODn j l ^
out and play a good led in the
win it this time. P mes to two, and i
sit especially well w
gnificently enthi
rters of the Brei
waukee, it was posit
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