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By RICHARD TIJERINA
Of The Battalion Staff
lerhaps Texas A&M quarterback Lance Pavlas
said it best at the Southwest Conference Media
Luncheon in August: You can’t plan a Heisman
iphy.
Tlarren Lewis knows that all too well.
The Aggie running back began last season touted as
: of the leading Heisman candidates. As a sophomore,
Lewis had the second highest rushing total in the nation
—his 1,692 yards was second only to eventual Heisman
winner Bany Sanders.
When Sanders entered the National Football League
in the huntfor
Draft a year early, Lewis figured to picture i
college football’s highest honor.
But a funny thing happened on the wa}
See Aggies/Page 3B
Battalion Hie photo by M. Mulvey
way to the Heisman
A&M running back Darren Lewis returns for his senior season after deciding not to enter the NFL Draft a year early, and
will lead the Aggies in 1990 as they try to recapture the Southwest Conference championship they held from 1985-87.
Dueling Quarterbacks
Starting quarterback Lance Pavlas and
backup Bucky Richardson are set to give
opponents double trouble.
1B
2B
As the SWC Turns
Texas A&M and Texas may be staying, but
a Sept. 7 meeting of SWC officials may
still shake up the conference.
No Alumni Allowed
A new conference rule bars SWC referees
from officiating a game which involves
their alma maters.
2B
Around the SWC
A brief rundown of each team’s strengths
and weaknesses: who’s hot, who’s not and
coaches on the chopping block.
3B
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1990 Schedule
A&M plays six home games at Kyle Field,
but travels away to play key SWC heavy
weights.
Late Night with R.C.
Coach Slocum returns for the second sea
son of his Sunday show that offers the
highlights and lowlights of Aggie football.
5B
Worth a 1,000 Words
The spirit of Aggie two-a-day practices are
caught in a picture page as A&M makes
its Jump for Cotton in 1990.
6B
8B
Coming Up Roses
Starting right tackle Matt McCall spent his
summer in a different way: arranging flow
ers for a College Station floral shop.
Aggie Depth Chart
A&M’s two-deep depth chart, position by
position, as the team gears up for its sea
son opener against Hawaii.
9B