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NUMBER!
Rockets take rough road to repeat
□Many of Houston's players say they
don't get the respect of champions.
HOUSTON (AP) — The Orlando Magic proved
their point by just getting to the NBA Finals. The
Houston Rockets arrived carrying heavy baggage
and after traveling a much harder road.
After what the Rockets have been through in the
last year, it’s no wonder they’ve swept through the
finals with such ferocity. What’s driving them is the
memory of an NBA title that supposedly didn’t
count and a 32-year-old player who had fallen short
every time he had a shot at a championship.
“We are one win away from definitely getting re
spect,” swingman Mario Elie
said Tuesday. “If we win the
title back-to-back, teams are
going to have to respect us.”
If the Rockets complete a
sweep of Orlando on Wednes
day night, they will have done
it in the toughest possible
way — as a sixth seed and by
beating the four best regular-
season teams in the league.
Three of those teams won 60 games.
“No one’s ever done this before,” Houston coach
Rudy Tomjanovich said. “If we get this thing closed
out, no one’s played the 60-win teams, no one’s had
to come from the sixth spot, no one’s won as many
road games.”
What the series between the veteran Rockets and
the youthful Magic has shown more than anything
else isn’t that you have to pay your dues. It’s that
the process of paying them makes you stronger.
Now Orlando knows.
“We can take something from this,” said John
Gabriel, the team’s vice president of basketi):
operations.
The Magic’s talent has gotten them furthertfei
most thought. But talent, it seems, is no match!
experience when the experience is not all hap:
memories.
The Rockets are still stinging from the heat!
took in last year’s finals for playing the NewYtr
Knicks’ low-scoring, grind-it-out kind of game.4
when they played it well enough to win, itwasc
missed as a fluke.
“It’s something I don’t understand,” Tomjanovi
said. “We took on all the good teams last year
know how hard it was, 1 know where we came fro-
I know the personnel we had. To come out on top
a great league and have people say it was an
year, that (Michael) Jordi
wasn’t there, that bothersmL
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followed by the unpopulartr«:
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Drexler, a deal even most oft:
Rockets didn’t like. And by .
time Houston got to the play®
with all of 47 wins, thete
found it had a lot to playi
and a lot to prove.
“It’s been so much fun kicking all tht:
doubters,” forward Robert Horry said. “Nowtil
can’t say anything, because we weren’t evensr
posed to be here.”
What the doubters didn’t accomplish, Drexk
desire for a title did.
After missing an NCAA championship with I
University of Houston and missing two chancer
an NBA title with Portland, he has quietly pid
up the Rockets every time they were in danger
hitting a lull. He’s rebounded and led the fastbm
leaving behind the twentysomething Magic player
"It's been so much fun kick
ing all those doubters. Now
they can't say anything."
— Robert Horry,
Houston Rockets forward
NFL: Five A&M players sign
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surprised if he was not given
an opportunity to make an NFL
team. I think he’ll make it.”
It was not a surprise to
Rucker that Biggens signed as
a free agent.
“You don’t have to run the
ball 24 or 25 time s a game to
get noticed,” Rucker said “He
played in every game on all the
special teams. He’s a talented
person with a big heart that
you cannot measure.”
Slocum recommended Biggens
to NFL scouts when they came to
A&M last spring to see the Aggie
seniors work out.
“When those people came to
visit us, I told them they need
ed to look for him,” Slocum
said. “They got to meet him in
person and work with him at
our pro-workout day. He’s got
real good running ability, bal
ance, speed and toughness.”
Indianapolis is starting to
become a sanctuary for former
Aggie players. Besides Biggens
and Groce, the Colts drafted
former Aggie linebacker Jessie
Cox, and have also drafted de
fensive lineman Lance Teichel-
man and linebacker Quentin
Coryatt in the past three years.
Other former Aggies who
have signed free agent con
tracts since the draft are defen
sive end Larry Jackson with
the Denver Broncos, offensive
tackle Jeff Jones with the De
troit Lions and tight end James
McKeehan with the Seattle
Seahawks.
“A lot of our players have
come out and done well on a
professional level,” Slocum
said. “Because of that, our pro
gram gets a lot of looks.”
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to play football. He said he re
membered that A&M possessed
a friendly atmosphere that he
wanted to.be a part of.
“A&M is a big school, but it
doesn’t seem like it,” said Stew
art. “Everybody is so friendly
here, and everyone speaks to
each other.”
The 19-year-old, 6-foot-2-inch
sophomore from Stephenville is
not eligible to play during the
1995 football season because he
transferred, but he is excited and
optimistic about the opportunity
to lead the Aggies when the 1996
season arrives.
Stewart said a year of not
playing will give him the chance
to adjust to the different playing
styles of the Southeast and
Southwest Conferences.
“(The SEC) has a crazy at
mosphere where many of the
games are just big-play
games,” Stewart said. “A&M
football consists of more of a
control-type offense with a
great defense and a terrific
coaching staff.”
Stewart said he hopes tolf
establish a more pass-orient
offense at A&M with the ass!
tance of Offensive Coordinat
Steve Ensminger.
“Coach Ensminger is veryfl
operative with the players
Stewart said. “He is focusedc
installing more passing, whit
will lead to bigger chunks
yardage for the team.”
Since Stewart will be sitthT
this season out, he will have®
watch his teammates from til
sidelines. However, he expec
great things from the Aggiij
during the 1995 season.
“I think we will definitely!
undefeated,” Stewart said. "Be
as far as a national champ
onship, that is left up to thevo'
ers. 1 know we have the pot£
tial to win it all becausetl
team is focused and excited.’’
Stewart said he feels thij
the Aggies will be cominge
of an extremely successfe
1995 season. He hopes th
will give the team a maj® :
boost for the inaugural seast
of the Big 12 Conference.
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