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Alabama to determine 2 bowl berths
Associated Press
Alabama might be watching the
Jan. 2 bowl games on television, but
at least the Crimson Tide will have
determined the makeup of two of
the final postseason contests.
On Friday, Alabama plays Au
burn at Birmingham. If Alabama
wins, Louisiana State will go to the
Sugar Bowl on Jan. 2 to face Florida
State, while Auburn will head to the
Flail of Fame Bowl the same day to
meet Syracuse.
If Auburn wins, the Tigers will
represent the Southeastern Confer
ence in the Sugar Bowl at New Or
leans and Louisiana State will play in
the Flail of Fame at Tampa, Fla.
“I’m just thrilled to get to go to the
Sugar Bowl,” said Florida State
Coach Bobby Bowden. “Never hav
ing had the opportunity to play in it,
it is going to be a great thrill for me.”
All of the other bowl matchups
were completed after Saturday’s
games, with top-ranked Notre Dame
heading for a Jan. 2 Fiesta Bowl bat
tle against No. 4 West Virginia.
“They seem to be a very good
team, better than us right now,”
Notre Dame Coach Lou Holtz said
of West Virginia.
Victories Saturday bj Southern
California and Nebraska settled four
Jan. 2 matchups: the O ange, Rose,
Cotton and Citrus Bowl .
Southern Cal, by defeating UCLA
31-22, clinched the Pacific-10 Con
ference title and a Rose Bowl berth
against Michigan. UCLA goes to the
Cotton Bowl to Arkansas.
“UCLA is an outstanding team, as
good a team as there is in the na
tion,” Arkansas Coach Ken Hatfield
said.
Nebraska became the Big Eight
champion by edging Oklahoma 7-3.
With the victory, the Cornhuskers
go to the Orange Bowl to play Mi
ami, Fla., while Oklahoma will take
on Clemson in the Citrus Bowl.
Other postseason contests and
matchups are:
California Bowl, Dec. 10 at
Fresno, Calif: Western Michigan vs.
Fresno St..
Independence Bowl, Dec. 23 at
Shrevepbrt, La.: Southern Missis
sippi vs Texas-El Paso.
Sun Bowl, Dec. 24 at El Paso,
Texas: Alabama vs. Army.
Aloha Bowl, Dec. 25 at Honolulu:
Washington St. vs. Houston.
Liberty Bowl, Dec. 28 at Mem
phis, Tenn.: Indiana vs. South Caro
lina.
All America Bowl, Dec. 29 at Bir
mingham, Ala.: Florida vs. Illinois.
Freedom Bowl, Dec. 29 at Ana
heim, Calif.: Brigham Young vs.
Colorado.
Holiday Bowl, Dec. 30 at San
Diego: Wyoming vs. Oklahoma
State.
Peach Bowl, Dec. 31 at Atlanta:
Iowa vs. North Carolina State.
Gator Bowl, Jan. 1 at Jacksonville,
Fla.: Georgia vs. Michigan State.
Game
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The yards put Lewis seventh on
the all-time A&M yardage list and
No. I in single-season rushing with
1,352 yards.
I don’t understand the defense’s
performance in the first half,
though. They start slow almost every
game, but the problem is that they
have come to accept the slow starts.
Maybe the problem is that the Ag
gies have to get mad before they play
to their potential.
I was impressed with Slocum’s
performance. In all of the mess
that’s going on, he seems to be a rock
for the program. He’s one of those
“How-did-you-get-in-the-middle-of-
a-mess-like-this?” guys.
At the postgame quiz session,
where reporters try everything they
INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS
can to get players and coachesti
something they don’t want to,
cum handled the questions ^
sincerely jovial attitude.
The players, being younger;
more adamant about beings
lenged, tended to let the repot
get to them. I can’t blame tit
though — they’re as tired of get
questioned as reporters are of asf
them.
Just like I said — the gamer
boring. The Aggies have TQ
number and didn’t have anym
lent with the Frogs. Jim Waders
his team should have wonthega E
except for the turnovers.
I’m sure the Aggies wouldj
otherwise. But that’s football,t
on a Saturday afternoon in Non
her — when the weather was^
and the sideline administrativei
tics were worse — the gamewenti
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FOOTNOTES
Volleyball playoffs are posted inside the IM-Rec Sports Office 159 Read Building.
Archery Singles will be posted Wednesday, November 23, after 1 PM.
David Clubb, Derek Brown, and David Bunk of the Gymnastics Team will be traveling to Colorado
Springs, Colorado over the Thanksgiving Holiday to compete in the Rocky Mountain Open.
ALL UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONS
MEN'S OPEN
Curtis Acheson
Danny Duffy
MEN'S C
Bobby Gastel
J. Hardison
COREC A
Kathy Craig
Stanley Butler
RACQUETBALL
MEN'S A .
Tim Teris
Gregg Poffenbarger
WOMEN'S A
Flossie Givens
Kathy Craig
COREC B
David Danzeiser
Diana Normand
MEN'S B
Doug Miller
Mike Delgado
WOMEN'S B
Diane Gehan
Fiona Henneberry
COREC C
Martin Cano
Liz Baker
INNERTUBEWATER
BASKETBALL
16" SOFTBALL
MEN’S A
IMPERIALS
MEN'S B
l-HOOPS
COREC B
REAL AG ES
WOMEN'S A
SHE-BOBS
WOMEN'S B
SWEETHEARTS
COREC C
MOISTURE
MEN'S A
IMPERIALS
WOMEN'S A
LAST MINUTE
CORECA
T & A
MEN'S B
GOOD ACTION
WOMEN'S B
WOMBATS
CORECB
GOOD ACTION
CORECC
ST. MARY’S
TENNIS
MEN'S A
MEN'S B
BRENT AUVERMANN
MEN’S C
RODNEY FRANKLIN
WOMEN'S B
KELLY HAGEL
JERRY LOPE
WOMEN’S A
CINDY TALLENT
WOMEN'S C
JENNIFER LAMBERSON
VIDEO TRIATHLON RESULTS
OVERALL WINNERS
CHRIS HARRIS
DEE HEROD
POW WINNERS
SUNIL SEGU
MICHELLE MICKENS
PUNCH OUT WINNERS
JAMES WELLS
MICHELLE MICKENS
AFTER BURNER WINNERS
CHRIS HARRIS
DEE HERROD
TAMU-OUTDOORS
SKI SOMEWHERE DIFFERENT!
Cross country ski the St.
in the San Juan Mountains be
tween Silverton and Ouray,
Colorado the lodge lies in some
of the most beautiful country in
the West.
The St. Paul is a com
fortable inn complete with kero
sene lamps, woodburning
stove, and a sauna. All you
need to bring is yourself and
JANUARY?-14
REGISTRATION: OCT. 27 - DEC. 6.
Paul where the powder is superb from Thanksgiving through April! Located
personal items. For$395 ($410
non A&M), this adventure in
cludes transportations, lodging,
food, all equipment, instruction,
and guides. The trip is limited to
13 participants. Sign up in the
IM-Rec Sports Office, 159
Read. For more information,
please call Patsy or Steve at
845-7826.
ACKNOWLEGEMENTS: McDonald's Intramural Highlights is sponsored in the Battalion by your local
McDonald's Restaurant at University Drive, Manor East Mall, Hwy 21, Texas Ave. at SW Parkway and Post
Oak Mall. Stories are by Steve Harding, graphics are by Paul Irwin and photos are by Mark Figart and Sarah
Cowan.
IM GAMEPLAN
ENTRIES OPEN: NOVEMBER 7 ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 22
ARCHERY SINGLES CONTEST DATE: Tuesday, November 29 beginning at 6 PM in 304 ReadBuife
ELIGIBILITY: All TAMU students, faculty, staff and spouses are eligible if they meet the requirements
the Intramural Calender/Handbook. SCHEDULE: Participants will schedule a time to shoot at registrafe
Times available are 6 PM, 7 PM, and 8 PM. DIVISIONS: Men’s and Women's. Competition: Open-AIIAr;
ery Club Members must play in this division. Competitors in other divisions may sign up forthisdivisic
Class A and Class B. RULES: FITA Rules will apply. Each participant will shoot one round (30 arrow
at a distance of 10 yards. The target is 40 cm with 10 scoring rings. Four practice arrows will be allow:
Perfect score is 300. EQUIPMENT: Participants are asked to provide their own equipment. A limit!
number of bows will be available for sign up when you enter. Restrictions: A recurve bow with opfa
standard sights and stabilizers is to be used. No compound bows. Bow must not exceed 45 lbs. actualdra
weight. No string peep or bow level. No releases, no field or broad head points. Target points only
mechanical releases. ** PARTICIPANTS SHOULD HAVE PRIOR EXPERIENCE IN ARCHERY.“Ni
THIS EVENT IS NOT ON THE RESIDENCE HALL POINT SYSTEM!
ENTRIES OPEN: NOVEMBER 28 ENTRIES CLOSE: JANUARY 17
OUTDOOR SOCCER ENTRY FEE: $25.00 per team PLAY BEGINS: Wednesday, January 18,19!!
5 PM immediately after the Team Captain’s Meeting LOCATION: Intramural Sports Center fl
NCAA with Intramural exceptions DIVISIONS: Men’s and Women’s Residence Hall, Men's and Womet
Independent and CoRec. CLASSES: A - Highly competitive B - Moderately competitive C - NoviceCte
A, B and C will play round robin league games with single elimination playoffs. A WARDS: ClassA-T-sli
Class B - Certificates Class C - Certificates GENERAL MOTORS:Thanks to General Motors torspoost
ing the Class B CoRec Tournament. Class B CoRec Champions will receive GM T-shirts. SCHEDULE
Schedules will be available at the Team Captain’s Meeting Wednesday, January 18at 4 PMin167Rei
Building. ELIGIBILITY: No team may have more than one (1) TAMU soccer club player on itsroster.Ai
team having one (1) soccer club member must play in Class A.
GET INVOLVED NEXT SEMESTER. SIGN UP FOR OUTDOOR
SOCCER NOVEMBER 28.
Tue. Nov. 22,
Thu. Nov. 24,
Sat. Nov. 26,
Tue. Nov. 22,
Thu. Nov. 24,
Sat. Nov. 26,
Tue. Nov. 22,
Thu. Nov. 24,
Sat. Nov. 26,
THANKSGIVING HOURS
READ BUILDING - G. ROLLIE WHITE
6:00 AM- 7:00 PM Wed. Nov. 23, 6:00 AM-
10:00 AM- 5:00 PM Fri. Nov.24,10:00AM-
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM Sun. Nov. 27, 8:00 AM-
DeWARE COURTS
Closed Nov. 22 and Nov. 24 - 26
DeWARE WEIGHTROOM
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Wed. Nov. 23, 11:00 AM -
11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Fri. Nov. 25, 11:00 AM -
11:00 AM-9:00 PM Sun. Nov. 27, Noon
GOLF DRIVING RANGE
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM Wed. Nov. 23, 3:00PM - 6
11:00 AM-4:00 PM Fri. Nov. 25, Noon -6
10:00 AM-6:00 PM Sun. Nov. 27, Noon -6
11:00 PM
10:00 PM
Midnight
10:00 PM
9:00 PM
7:00 PM
00PM
00 PM
:00 PM
W A NTE D: soccer officials
The IM Rec Sports Office is looking for people interest
in becoming soccer officials. There will be an orientation meeting Monda
November 28, at 6 PM in 164 Read Building. For more information, calltlt
IM Rec Sports Office at 845-7826.
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