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By CLAY RASMUSSEN
Of The Battalion Staff
FEVER STUDY
Do you have a fever of 10T
or greaterl
Earn $200
This Sunday will be the last home
game for four Texas A&M seniors.
It might just be the last hurrah for
basketball coach John Thornton as
well.
A&M closes the regular season
Sunday at G. Rollie White Coliseum
against Texas Tech. The Aggies are
coming off their fourth consecutive
home loss Wednesday to Houston,
100-81. The Red Raiders still are
looking to pick up their first South
west Conference win.
Tipoff is scheduled for 2:04 p.m.
Thornton, the Aggies’ interim
coach since A&M Athletic Director
John David Crow relieved Shelby
Daryl Duncan
Ray Little
I feel like I’ve got some
common feelings with the
seniors. We’ve been
through a lot together.”
by participating in an 8 hour at home research
study with an investigational over-the-counter
fever medication. No blood drawn.
John Thornton,
A&M coach
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Metcalf of his coaching duties Jan.
22, may make his last walk onto the
floor at G. Rollie White.
Crow said that A&M will conduct
a national search after the season for
a new head coach. Crow already has
contacted the University of Idaho
and asked permission to speak to the
Kermit Davis. Idaho athletic director
Gary Hunter has given A&M per
mission to talk to Davis at the end of
the season.
Other names thrown around as
possible candidates include former
Kentucky coach Eddie Sutton and
University of Oklahoma’s Billy
Tubbs. Crow has said Thornton also
will be considered as a possible can
didate.
If Sunday is Thornton’s last home
game as the Aggies’ head coach, he
said he can look back at his nine
years at A&M with pleasure.
“I think that it could be an emo
tional thing because of the past ex
periences I’ve had here,” Thornton
said. “But it’s also kind of neat in a
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able to beat a SWC team this yes
ready has been eliminated frot
SWC Postseason Classic March
Shutting down Milton andthi
of the Aggies’ seniors will bevi
Red Raider coach Gerald Myc
he searches for win No
Tech also will face the acct
three-point shooting ofjuniorg
Lynn Suber. The Aggies have
able to weather many storms re
solely on the three-point shooti:
Suher. Last Saturday against!
Suber hit four-of-five treys and
over 70 percent from the fiei
lead A&M to a 103-95 victory
Milton said the Aggies are«]
ing a tough game from Ted
spite of the Red Raiders losin;
cord.
“We‘re going to just go out
and play hard,” Milton said
beat them up in Lubbock hi
points, but this is their last game
they’re going to want a win.’’
To be successful against I
Thornton said A&M mustretui
the basics.
“We’re going to have to reboi
use our speed and quicknessdel
vely as well as in the transii
Thornton said. “We have to
and down the floor and pres
them defensively.”
Other than execute well, Th
ton said the Aggies must not
Tech lightly.
“I hope that their experb
Tony Milton
Darren Rhea
certain respect that it could come
down to one basketball game. I’m
glad it is at home.
“I think the closer it gets, the
more it’ll get to me. At tipoff it will
probably really hit me.”
Senior forwards Daryl Duncan,
David Rhea and Ray Little, along
with senior guard Tony Milton all
end their regular-season careers at
A&M.
“I feel like I’ve got some common
feelings with the seniors,” Thornton
said. “We’ve been through a lot toge
ther.”
Milton!, who broke the school’s re
cord for single season assists against
Houston, said leaving A&M will be
hard for him to face.
“It’s going to be disappointing, be
cause it’ll be the end of my college
career,” Milton said. “I just love
playing here.’
And the Aggies will miss Milton.
In his last two years at A&M, Mil-
ton has racked up some impressive
statistics. Starting in all 29 games this
year, Milton has averaged 20.4
points per game. He is 47.7 percent
accurate from the field and shoots
38 percent from three-point range.
Probably his most impressive statis
tic, though, is his record-breaking
199 assists.
In addition to filling Milton’s
shoes, A&M will be faced with re
placing six-foot-nine-inch forward
Darren Rhea.
“I think Rhea made up his mind
last summer to make his senior year
his best year ever,” Thornton said.
“He has just played super for us. He
has been one of the most consistent
players, other than Tony, for us all
year long.”
Texas Tech, which has been un-
and mature enough to realized!
their last game," Thornton
“This is the one they’re always
to remember.”
Milton said a win Sunday will
A&M the momentum it needsf
into the SWC Classic
“We’re going to go out and
this game,” Milton said. “Itwoul
a big boost going into the tour
ment.”
With a win Sunday, the A[
will go to Dallas seeded sixth it
tournament, and most likely
meet the loser of the Texas-How
game Monday night. Theconse
among the basketball teamistoi
for Houston, so Texas would
A&M in the first round.
Junior guard Freddie Ricks
the team would much rather fact
Longhorns in the first round
The Aggies have lost twice to
Longhorns this season, but
have been close. A&M dropped!
94 decision to UT in January in
tin, and lost 79-73 in Februan
home.
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Ricks said it’s easier for the Ajj
to match up with the Longho
than against the physical andtp
Cougars.
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