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Regionals: A&M looks to repeat ‘94 s success
Continued from Page 9
easy to travel. The other semi
final in the Region VI Competi
tion will match No.l
seed Texas Christian(22-5)
against No.4 seed Arkansas-
Little Rock.
The Horned Frogs are com
ing off an upset victory over the
University of Texas in the
Southwest Conference tourna
ment and are the lOth-ranked
team in the nation.
TCU is led by junior Paul
Robinson, the SWC Player
of the Year for the second
straight year and the third-
ranked singles player in
the nation. The Horned
Frogs have already beaten
A&M twice during the season,
7-0 in Fort Worth on April
14 and 4-1 on April 23 in
the second round of the SWC
tournament.
Martinez made it clear that
a second rematch with TCU
is on the team’s minds as
they enter the weekend
tournament.
"The whole team is looking
forward to thatfplaying TCU,)”
Martinez said. “That’s the best
thing about this(tournament,)
the whole season starts over.
I’ve never seen a team in
my time here that has
lost three times to any team in
the same season. We don’t
want to lose, this is for an
NCAA bid.”
The dark horse in the
Southwest Region is Arkansas-
Little Rock, which brings
a gaudy 22-3 record into post
season play. Although they
have not played A&M nor
TCU, UALR did defeat SWC
members Southern Methodist
and Rice this season.
The Aggies are expecting
a large fan base to turn
Robyn Calloway/T'HE Battalion
Junior Eric Horan sets up to return a backhand during the SWC ten
nis tournamen held at the Omar Smith Tennis Center April 21-23.
out for the tournament
and view their homecourt
advantage as a tremendous
asset.
“I think we’ll have a good
crowd because we won’t have
baseball to compete with
like we did at the SWC Tourna
ment,” Kent said. “What we
really need though is good
weather, the weather was hor
rible for the Southwest Confer
ence tournament. People
always come out when the
weather’s good.
“Besides, Aggie crowds are
the best, they’re polite but al
ways excited.”
Georgandis: Take a peek at summer flicks
Continued from Page 9
Philadelphia Phillies first
baseman John Kruk comes out
of hibernation to find the
baseball season has started
back up.
Destiny Turns on the Radio:
Bed-ridden with laryngitis,
Harry Caray listens to his own
voice on the broadcast of an old
Cubs game, realizes how
ridiculous he sounds and takes
a vow of silence.
Interview with the Vam
pires: Donald Fehr and Bud
Selig discuss how they man
aged to suck the life out of
baseball in just seven months.
Congo: Major League base
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The Basketball Diaries:
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season in the NBA. Each entry
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The Mangier: Two hours of
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Kiss of Death: Cincinnati
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Marlins, owner Marge Schott
puts out her cigarette just long
enough to pucker up...
Waterworld: The Lady Aggie
softball team tries to play a
home game.
A Low Down Dirty Shame
II: The Houston Oilers extend
Spencer Tillman’s contract.
Battman Forever: As the
clock hits 4:15 a.m., the valiant
hero rehashes an old column
with new jokes. Starring Val
Kilmer as Nick Georgandis.
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