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Last season, the Twelfth Man squad consisted of 16 players, who covered the Aggie kickoffs at home games and allowed an average of just 13.1 yards per runback. For the ’84 season, the squad has been increased by four because a greater amount of talented players tried out for the team compared to last year. “We got a lot more quality players coming out to compete for the team,” Sherrill said. “I think that this year’s team will be a lot more physi cal and tougher, although we won’t hive the speed we had last year. Last year we hid a couple of play ers that were true 4.5 speeds (in the 40 yard dash). We still have a couple in the 4.5 to 4.6 range, but most of them will be in the 4.7 speed area.” Ten players return from last year’s squad: Bill Allison, a senior from San Antonio; Tom Arthur, a senior from Houston; Jeff Blair, a senior from Clute; Lirry Johnson, a senior form Sin Antonio; Ike Liles, a senior from Stamford; Keith New ton, ajunior from Abilene; Ron Rey nolds, a junior from Killeeen; Tom Bevans, a senior from Houston; Robert Crouch, a senior form Po- teet; and James Barrett, a senior from Midkiff. The team also acquired ten new members for 1984: Chad Adiir, a freshman from Friendswood; Jeff Boutwell, a junior from Cameron; Ronnie Glenn, a freshman from San Antonio; Corey Linscombe, a sopho more from Universal City; Bobby Middleton, a sophomore from Hill sboro; David Phillips, a senior from Nacogdoches; Shawn Slocum, a freshman from Bryan; Mark Wurz- bich, a sophomore from Bryan; Ashley Eddington, a junior from San Antonio; and Dennis Mudd, a senior from Yoakum. Coach Sherrill said the kickoff team will be well prepared, for the UTEP Miners come Saturday. “Since the fall czhmp started, they have probably covered more than 150 kickoffs, so they are in good shape and they are ready to put on show the first game,” Sherrill said. “We’re excited about it.” Roy Kokemoor, a graduate assis tant working with the Ags’ second ary, takes over as coach of the Twelfth Man squad after former Ag gie star quarterback David Beil left after the 1983 season. “These kids don’t lany enthu siasm,” Kokemoor said. “Everything they approach they do it wide out and you could see that the other night in the scrimmage when we had them on the punt block and kickoff teams.” Photo by JOHN R VAN Ags Prepare For UTEP Texas A&M quarterback Kevin Murray looks down Held for an open receiver during a scrimmage at Kyle Field Friday. Erxleben waived by New Orleans United Press International NEW ORLEANS — Punter Rus sell Erxleben, who spent the New Orleans Saints’ final preseason game on the sideline watching rookie punter Brian Hansen, was among six Saints put on waivers Monday. Erxleben, a University of Texas star who was New Orleans’ No. 1 draft pick in 1979, asked to be waived so he can try to join another team, a Saints spokesman said. Saints insiders said Erxleben might be picked up by the Dallas Cowboys or the San Francisco 49ers. Although New Orleans lost Satur day’s final preseason game to Wash ington 14-9, Codch Bum Phillips praised young Hansen’s five punts for an average 38.2-yirds, three of them downed inside the 10. Also waived by the Saints Monday were veteran guard Jim Pietrzak, tight end Bobby Fowler, linebacker Rob Nairne, running back Cliff Aus tin and linebacker Chris Martin. Five players were put on the in jured reserve list, including nose tackle Gary Lewis. Doctors con cerned about a cyst in his chest have ordered a biopsy to check for cancer, said spokesman Rusty Kasmiersky. Also on injured reserve are line backer James Haynes, rotator cuff injury to his shoulder; tight end Larry Hardy, thigh injury; line backer Ken Bordelon, hamstring pull; and wide receiver Mike Dello- cono, back injury. Exrleben, who shares an NCAA record for a 67-yard field goal against Rice, was beginning his fifth year with the Saints. He ranked sev enth in NFC punting last year, punting 74 times for a 41-yard aver age. Pietrzak, out of Eastern Michigan in 1974, was also beginning his fifth year with New Orleans. He saw Ac tion in every game last year and han dled every punt snap of the season. Nairne’s problems with his Achil les tendon kept him out of the start ing lineup in all but the first game last season. But the former Oregon Stater sdw action at outside line backer and was on special teams. The Saints gave up their fifth-round draft choice in the 1983 draft to get Nairne. Austin missed the first five games with a shoulder injury last season, his first with the Saints. He led Clemson in rushing as ajunior and senior, and carried 27 times for 260 yards in his senior game against Duke. Martin, also beginning his second year with the Saints, was discovered by Phillips in the 1982 Senior Bowl. The Alabama native out of Auburn plkyed mostly as a second teamer in 15 games last season, but missed the last game with an tinkle injury. 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