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Flegeance provides depth to Aggie offensive line
itrsday • Sep
Top prospect hopes to compete for national championship
, Jason Holstead
ie Battalion
With only one starter returning
from the 1993 Texas A&M football
team’s offensive line, head coach
R.C. Slocum needed to recruit
heavily for lineman who could
compete for a starting position
and add depth to the team.
Enter Jason Flegeance.
Flegeance, one of the top re
cruits from Texas A&M;s na
tionally-ranked recruiting class
of 1994, is a 6 foot-5 inch 310
pound lineman from St. Mart-
inville, Louisiana.
Rated as one of the top offen
sive line prospects in Louisiana,
Flegeance was a two-time
Louisiana Class 4A first-team
all-state selection. He was also
named to the all-district and
all-academic teams, and led St.
Martinville High to a 10-3
record and the quarterfinals of
the 1993 state playoffs.
Coming out of high school,
Flegeance was recruiting by
several “big-time” colleges rang
ing from Florida and Miami to
Alabama and Texas. Being a
top prospect in Louisiana, their
was also pressure from friends
and family to attend Louisiana
State University.
“I felt a lot of pressure to stay
in Louisiana,” Flegeance said.
Tve been to a lot of LSU games,
and all the state’s top (football)
prospects are expected to play at
LSU. But I was one who didn’t.”
Fleageance was still undecid
ed on where he was going to at
tend college until his visit to
Texas A&M. The fact that the
A&M football team was going
on probation for five years had
no bearing on his decision to be
come an Aggie.
“When I made my visit here, I
liked the people and coaches, and
the atmosphere was second to
none,” Flegeance said. “I knew
this was where I wanted to spend
the next four or five years be
cause Texas A&M is a top college
program. It gets a lot of TV ex
posure and produces plenty of
NFL players.”
Flegeance said with the
school’s upcoming move to the
newly formed Big 12 conference,
he can’t wait to play against Col
orado, Nebraska and Oklahoma
every year, and hopefully, to com
pete for a national championship.
Joe D’Alessandris, offensive
line coach for Texas A&M, said
the coaching staff plans on red-
shirting Flegeance for his fresh
man year, so he can grow men
tality and physically within the
program.
“He has a big, massive body
that in time, with maturity and
work he can be a good player,”
D’Alessandris said. “It’s going to
take work on his part, but he has
the skill to do it.”
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Continued from Page 9
earned first-team all-state
honors in 1992 and 1993 from
both the Texas Girls Coaches’
Association and the Texas
Sports Writers’ Association.
She was also named a
three-time, all-district first
team selection in District 16-
5A, and was that league’s
most valuable player in 1993.
Mensik was also excited to
see the crowd going wild from
the play of the Lady Aggies.
“You always hear about the
Twelfth Man for football, but it
was like the Twelfth Man for
volleyball,” Mensik said.
“It was awesome, and I had
chills towards the end of the
match.”
Smedsrud said the Lady Ag
gies started strong in all of the
games, but struggled with sev
eral mental lapses between
points five and 12.
“I thought we showed some
great things when our passing
was on, because Suzy (Wente) is
a great setter,” Smedsrud said.
“We had confidence with
everyone else, which made us
pass better because we knew
someone would be right be
hind us.”
The Lady Aggies travel this
weekend to Boulder, Colorado,
to play in the University of
Colorado Tournament.
A&M opens with a opening
round game against the Fight
ing Irish of Notre Dame.
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4) “They put their pants on
one leg at a time just like us.”
They put their pants on one
leg at a time just like us, except
for that guy they call “Tripod.”
They put their pants on one
leg at a time just like us, but
sometimes our guys forget and
wear their jock on the outside.
5) “We’re just taking it one
game at a time.”
We’re just taking it one game
at a time because if we played
them all simultaneously we get
awfully tired.
I have no idea what the
boosters are doing, I’m just
the coach of this team.
We’re just taking it one
game at a time because that
schedule is just too damn long
to memorize.
6) “There’s no I in team”
There’s no I in team, but
there are a couple of guys
named U.
There’s no I in team, but the
last word in lonesome is me.
There’s no I in team, but try
spelling initiative without one.
7) “I just try to play within
myself”
I just try to p'ay within my
self because I don’t look noth
ing like Emmit Smith.
I just try to play within my
self, which is why I’ve discov
ered I have a huge pancreas.
I just try to play within my
self, which is why I might go !
blind.
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Six Aggie sports great!
were named to the Text
A&M Athletic Hall of Fad
Tuesday.
The Hall of Fame will hoc
or former football coat:]
Emory Bellard, baseball
player Scott Livingstone!
football players Larry Ste
gent and William D. “Bull
Johnson and track andfra
stand uts Rod Richardsoij
and Willie Blackmon.
Gabe D. Anderson, Guy!
Baber and J.L. HuffineswilJ
be named to the Hall of Hon
or for their contributionst|
the school and its athleti
program
The honorees will be in
ducted at the Burgess
quet on Oct. 21 at the
lege Station Hilton.
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