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A&M defensive coordinator
Bob Davie said that England has
made positive contributions to
the defense through his leader
ship abilities and experience.
"1 think the first thing that Eric
brings is his personality and ma
turity/' Davie said. "I've seen
him really mature and become a
team player."
Davie said that England has
been relentless in improving his
technique on defense, making
him a viable choice in this
spring 7 s National Football League
draft.
"He's really worked on his
weaknesses and has become more
physical, making him a more all-
around, complete player," Davie
said. "There is no question that
he's going to have the opportuni
ty to play in the NEL.
"Based on his productivity and
his consistency, Eric England is
going to play in the NFL."
England, a product of Wil-
lowridge High School in Sugar-
land, said the NFL is a goal, but
also said he will be able to deal
with whatever the future has in
store for him.
"If I don't get to play. I'll come
back and get my degree and live a
normal lire like a normal person,"
England said. "If I do, I do and if
I don't, I don't.
"It's important, but I'm not
making it a must."
England, who registered a ca
reer high of 11 tackles in the 1992
Cotton Bowl against Notre Dame,
said he must continue to improve
some minor details of his game.
"There are some things I still
have to develop," England said.
"A lot of people have said that I
haven't reached my full potential
yet. But I think I have the skill, I
think I have the ability, the heart,
the determination and the mind."
•Johnson, who coached football
talents such as Jerome Brown of
the Philadelphia Eagles and
Daniel Stubbs of the Cincinnati
Bengals while at the University of
Miami, was a little more confi
dent in predicting England's fu
ture.
"There is no doubt that he will
be an NFL player," Johnson said.
"He is a tremendous worker, es
pecially in the off-season when a
lot of guys don't want to do any
thing.
"1 don't think that he is a nor
mal defensive lineman. He has
got a lot of athletic skill for a
down lineman. He is a guy who
can cover a lot of ground rather
than be anchored down at one
spot."
England said that he would
also characterize his style of play
as two-dimensional.
"I think I am someone who can
play the run and come after the
quarterback," he said. "I want to
be known as versatile and as
someone who will do anything it
takes to stop the quarterback."
England, in his final season of
wearing number 92 on the Aggie
defense, said that he will not for
get the memories A&M has pro
vided during his four years at the
University.
"I'm going to miss the excite
ment of the college crowd," Eng
land said. "The crowd erupting
and roaring when you do some
thing good.
"I'm going to miss the people,
the campus - everything."
Texas A&M senior defensive end Eric England tackles Missouri
quarterback Jeff Handy during the Aggies 73-0 routing of the
Tigers in September.
Winder
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State rematch in the Fiesta Bowl.
The way the Irish and Seminoles
played last week, only they de
serve to play for the champi
onship.
(I totally agree with you, Lee.
After taking your advice and call
ing your bookie, the only way I
can win my money back is if the
Irish and Seminoles play again.
You think Vinny is going to give
me any decent odds if Nebraska
plays Notre Dame?)
Fowler: Moving on to the rest
of the country, Texas A&M can
clinch a tie for the Southwest Con
ference Championship with a win
over TCU today. If Baylor defeats
Texas then the Aggies will repre
sent the SWC for the third straight
year in the Cotton Bowl. So guys,
we know the Aggies deserve a
bowl bid but do any other teams
from the SWC?
(I wonder if I have a chance
with Amy Fisher.)
Corso: A&M is the only team
in the SWC that deserves to play
in a bowl this season, Chris. All
the other teams are mediocre, at
best, making the Southwest Con
ference the worst conference in
college football.
(A&M is the only team in the
SWC that deserves to play in a
bowl this season, Chris. The SWC
is the worst conference in college
football, unless you count the
WAC who I always seem to leave
out. I don't remember many SWC
games where a team gave up 56
points and still won the game.)
James: You're absolutely right,
Lee. The SWC is basically in
shambles. How else 'can you ex
plain Texas Tech and Baylor hav
ing bowl chances with their
records. It just goes to show you
that the Coalition is not doing its
job.
(You're absolutely right, Lee.
The SWC has been on the down
slide ever since I was a member of
a SMU team that was put on pro
bation in the early 1980s. That
caused a snowball effect which
put NCAA investigators on every
SWC campus except Rice. It just
goes to show you that after what
happened in the early 80s to SWC
schools, some of the best high
school players in Texas went to go
play somewhere else.)
Fowler: Man, these guys are
idiots. Why didn't I just stick
with SportsCenter, instead of get
ting stuck with these bozos. I'm
ten times smarter than both these
guys put together.
(Wait! Did I just say out loud
what should have been in paren
thesis? Maybe they didn't hear
me.)
Corso: I heard you alright,
Fowler. You want a piece of me,
punk?
(How in the world did I hear
what he was thinking?)
James: Get back, Corso! I get to
kill him first!
(Try to take Amy Fisher away
from me, will he? Not a chance.)
Fowler: All right, guys, back to
kissing up to Notre Dame and
Florida State.
(Man, I'm glad I remembered
that. They'll be talking for hours
now.)
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