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Congratulate & Welcome the
1985 Fall Pledges:
Frank Allison
Marvin Blackmon II
Brian Brown
Lawrence Brown
Tony Featherston
Richard Fowler
Carlton Parker III
David Strickler
Welcome also to Associate Members:
David Flunn
Dan Troller
Page 10/The Battalion/Wednesday, October 2,1985
Ag spikers deck Cards on road
By CHAREAN WILLIAMS
Assistant Sports Editor
BEAUMONT — For the first
time ever, Terry Condon’s Texas
A&M volleyball team found a way to
beat Lamar Tuesday night — in
Beaumont.
Although it wasn’t easy, the No.
16 Aggies defeated the Cardinals 12-
15, 15-12, 15-12, 15-2.
It wasn’t quite as impressive .as
A&M’s win over LU last Friday
night, though.
In front of a noisy and wild Mc
Donald Gym crowd, the Cards came
out smoking.
Behind the missiles shot down by
Veronica Carter and Ruby Ran
dolph, Lamar took a 6-1 lead in the
match’s first game.
“I knew it was going to be tough,”
Condon said. “To tell you the truth,
I expected it to go five games. This is
always a hard place to play.”
A few calls the Aggies didn’t like
and the temperature was “heating
up.”
“It was hard not only playing La
mar, but we had to play the referees
too,” said Condon, who got off the
bench several times to complain dur
ing the first two games.
“One referee didn’t see Lamar in
the net even once, but she saw us a
bunch.”
The final in the first game was 15-
12 Lamar, but the Aggies were hot
and furious. Both teams began ex
changing words across the net.
“I can’t say what 1 said,” said A&M
middle blocker Sherri Brinkman. “I
will say she started it though. That
always makes it a little more fun.”
Af ter that it was all A&M.
“We got more and more confident
as the match went on,” Condonsaii
“We were tentative and nervoiii)
the beginning, but thenweslatitj
doing things right. Whenitwenn
the fourth game, I knew thereg
no way w e would lose that one
Spence and the rest of the
were totally pleased with one asptt
of their game — serving.
“Overall, we did pretty good'
Spence said. “We really cutdownm,
our missed serves, which is real
nice to see.”
The Aggies had only three sen
ing errors, compared to Lamar’slI,
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fullback, you’ve got problems.”
- - -
The Aggies will face their task
with a clean bill of health, barring
any injuries in practice this week.
Fullback Anthony Toney will see
only limited action due to a hyperex-
tended knee.
Moore will have to deal with a
growing list of injuries and feelings
that his team may not be as good as
he thought it was, following three
season-opening victories.
“We’ve got a lot of people hurt,
but none of them are the types of in
juries that require surgery,” Moore
said. “It’s a day-to-day sort of thing
and we probably won’t know who is
going to be ready until we line up
next Saturday.
“As for us losing our confidence,
if we were 0-4 that would be a differ
ent story, but we’re 3-1 and that’s as
good as we’ve been around here at
this point in the season, since I’ve
been here. We’re just embarrassed
by what happened against Baylor.
“As a matter of fact, we haven’t
just written the A&M game off yet.”
If the Red Raiders had, they
would have written off three of their
eleven victories in the past three
years. A Sherrill-coached A&M team
has never beaten T ech.
“There’s not that much I can do
about that,” Sherrill said, “I’m not
out there playing in the game.”
Moore agreed.
“I really don’t think we prepare
any differently against A&M than
we do for anybody else," he said. *T
don’t know that we get any more up
for A&M than we do for Baylor and
that’s what scares me.
“T his A&M team is not even in
the same category with the other
A&M teams we’ve played against,
since I’ve been here and we were
fortunate to beat those others be
cause they were good.
“What impresses me about this
(A&M) team is (its) ability to do so
many things. They don’t have
weaknesses."
Sherrill said, “Right now, Ke'n
able to do some things with outif.
fensive line because we have
running backs. I think we havei
give credit where credit is due.T!*
coaches have a good understandiin
of what we’re trying to do andwei>
working together.
“When von all know whaiii;
you’re trying to do out there,
makes it much easier. It's likenijit
and dav.”
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