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Sports
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A&M now ready for SWC showdown with Texas?
By CHAREAN WILLIAMS
Assistant Sports Editor
In a little over a hour, the Texas
A&M volleyball team went from
thinking about the last place team in
the Southwest Conference to talking
about the first place team.
The No. 16 Aggies defeated Rice
15-7, 15-3, 15-7 Monday night in G.
Rollie White Coliseum, but the play
ers wanted to talk about Wednesday
night.
That’s when A&M (18-4, 4-1 in
SWC) travels to Austin to take on
No. 12 Texas.
“Now we’re ready to think about
Texas,” A&M middle blocker Mar
garet Spence said. “In past years,
we’ve started thinking about Texas
too early in the season and that’s
hurt us. We’ve thought about Texas
earlier this year, but in a different
way than in past years.”
But A&M Coach Terry Condon
admitted that the Ags were thinking
about Texas even during Monday
night’s match.
“Tonight we worked on the things
we will use against Texas,” Condon
said. “Even in time outs, we said
Texas does it this way, Texas does it
that way. We even changed our de
fense to prepare for them.”
An old saying is, “The best of
fense is a good defense.”
The Aggies proved that statement
true more than once against the
Owls. A&M’s defensive wall was
solid as a rock.
A&M All-American Sherri Brink-
man provided the bricks and setter
Chris Zogata provided the mortar.
With the score 9-1 in the first
game, Brinkman ran to the left and
sent a Rice spike back over the net.
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Brinkman gets the block on the
right. But Rice stays alive once more.
Fired of the game, Brinkman
ends it with some offense. She
slamed the ball down the net to the
left, and it fell just inside the line.
The third game was more of the
same, only the rallies were shorter.
Three straight Brinkman blocks,
nets three Aggie points.
“Sherri was eating them up on the
front row,” Spence said, “bhe was
blocking them left and right.”
The statisticians gave Brinkman
three solo blocks and five block as
sists, but you can just about triple
those numbers.
The Brinkman hands must be
quicker than the eyes.
“We were just real calm,” Brink-
man said. “Sometimes we try too
hard, that makes us jump early on
our blocks. We just have to relax and
play our game like we did tonight.
We weren’t roaming around with
our heads cut off tonight. Some
times we think too much and try too
hard.”
In between blocks, Brinkman
even managed 11 kills and a .473 hit
ting percentage.
And when Brinkman wasn’t doing
damage to the Rice frontline, Zogata
was.
Zogata was credited with one solo
block and five assists and had six kills
for a .333 percentage.
“We really played defense to
night,” Zogata said. “We tried to get
our hands on everything.”
But let’s not forget about the
A&M offense.
Spence (8 kills,* .500 hitting per-
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winds up to hit a Lesha Beakley set Monday night
against Rice. The Ags smashed the Owls 15-7,!>
3, 15-7. A&M faces Texas Wednesday in Austin ;
centage), Michelle Whitwell (6, .454)
and Stacey Gildner (7, .500) were in
charge of the heavy artillery up
front.
“Stacey Gildner played extremely
well,” Condon said. “The setting was
better than it’s been in awhile. Chris
S laved well. Sherri blocked a lot of
alls which is really nice to see.”
And the blocking, led by Brink-
man, will be the key against the
Horns.
“Texas is strong at hitting the cor-
2rs,” Condon said. “We will be try
ing to block those outside hits to take
that away. We were forming a good
wall, even when we didn’t block well.
“We just need to play against
Texas — we have to play very well. If
we play good defense, we’ll win.”
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