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Saturday, Nov. 11, 1995
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Rudder Auditorium
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Page 12 • The Battalion
Sports
Thursday • November 9,
Irvin strives to break record
□ Cowboy's Irvin hopes
to capture the consec
utive 100-yard receiv
ing record.
IRVING(AP) — Michael Irvin
wants to set the NFL record for
consecutive 100-yard receiving
games Sunday with San Francis
co’s Jerry Rice watching.
“I’d love to break the
record in a game of this
magnitude,” Irvin said on
Wednesday. “It would be
cherry on a pie to do with
with Jerry on the side
lines. I’d love for Jerry to
be there when the an
nouncer announces it and
hears the cheers.”
One of the sidelights to
Sunday’s meeting be
tween the Dallas Cow
boys and the 49ers in a
rematch of their NFC
championship game is
whether Irvin can set one
of the few records Rice
doesn’t hold.
Irvin has 100 yards re
ceiving in seven consecu
tive games, a mark estab
lished in 1961 by Charley
Hennigan and Bill Gro-
man, both of the Houston
Oilers.
Irvin talked of his re
spect for Rice, who be
came the NFL’s all-time
leader in career receiving
yards last month.
“I’d say Jerry is the
greatest receiver ever to
play the game,” Irvin
go one-on-one with Deion
Sanders for a change.
“That’s an interesting chal
lenge for both guys,” said Irvin,
who had numerous battles with
Sanders when his teammate
played for the 49ers and Atlanta
Falcons. “I’ll have the best seat
in the house for it. I’ll be sitting
on my helmet watching that
matchup.”
In six games against the
including a 12-catch, 192-yard
day with Sanders defending
the 38-28 NFC championship
loss to the 49ers.
“1 thank San Francisco for
setting us straight and making
us refocus,” Irvin said. “Hopeful
ly, we can return the favor,
just have to watch getting
emotional for this game. We
have to be smart about it.”
Irvin admitted he was get
ting a kick out of the
49ers four-loss season
“I’ve enjoyed seeing
’em struggle," he said
Irvin has 66 catches
for 1,023 yards this sea
son, best in the NFL,
He’s averaging 15 yards
per catch.
He also is just seven
catches and 30 yards
away, respectively, of
setting club records in
those categories.
With Alvin Ha rper
gone, the prevailing
theory was that Irvin
would be double-
teamed and his produc
tion would drop.
‘Tve been running
different routes and
hiding from the double
teams,” Irvin said. “The
ball is com i ng to me
more often with Harper
gone. I do appreciate
it.”
Irvin said the driving
force for his season has
been the January loss
to San Francisco in
AP Photo, The Battalion which he lost a fumble.
, .... . . . “I haven’t forgotten,"
Dallas Cowboy Michael Irvin avoids Atlanta Falcon i rv i n said. “IFfc an
said. “My job is to be the ( #58 ) J essie Tu gg ,e at th e Georgia Dome on Oct. 29. anger you want to take
best receiver Sunday.” with you throughout
Irvin said it will be interest- 49ers, Irvin has gone over the the season. It slapped us back
ing for him to watch Rice have to 100-yard receiving mark twice, to reality.’
Lady Aggies sign four
recruits on signing day
□ The Lady Aggies
signed three forwards
and a guard on the first
day of early signing.
Staff and Wire Reports
The Texas A&M women’s bas
ketball team signed four players
to national letters of intent on
the first day of the early signing
period, yesterday.
“We are thrilled with this ear
ly recruiting class,” A&M Head
Coach Candi Harvey said. “We
feel that these four young ladies
each bring something to us that
will make us an immediate con
tender in the Big 12.”
Signees included three for
wards Kara Alexander, from
Whitesboro, Jennifer Burrows,
from Temple, Prissy Sharpe,
from Longview and guard Amy
Yates from Cleburne.
Alexander was named the all
district and all-area MVP in
1994 and 1995. She led her team
to a 26-9 record and the state
tournament where she averaged
24.9 points, 11.2 rebounds, five
steals, five assists and 4.5 blocks
per game. As a freshman she
was voted the all-district and all
area Newcomer of the Year.
She is ranked first in her
class academically and is a Na
tional Merit Scholar.
Burrows averaged 17.2
points and 8.8 rebounds per
game as a junior and made her
second appearance on the Texas
Basketball Magazine preseason
all-state
team after
being rec-
o g n i z e d
prior to her
sophomore
season.
Sharpe,
an all-state
selection as
a junior
and a
sophomore,
averaged
16.4 points and 11.6 rebounds
last season. In three seasons,
Sharpe has scored 1,309 points,
grabbed 1,003 rebounds and
posted 286 blocked shots.
Yates led the Cleburne Lady
Jackets to the 1995 Class 4A
state title and was an all-dis
trict selection as a junior and a
senior.
Alexander and Sharpe were
teammates on the gold-medal
winning Southwestern Texas
Shooting Stars AAU team at
the Junior Olympics this past
summer. All four recruits
played for the Lady Magic
Black AAU team and were
southwestern regional champi
ons.
_______________ “This re
cruiting class
is highly
skilled and
athletic,”
Harvey said.
“Each one of
these young
ladies shares
an absolute
passion for
the game.
They have
"We are
thrilled with
this early re
cruiting class."
— Candi Harvey
A &M Head Coach
played AAU basketball togeth
er, and they have developed a
sense of teamwork.
“They all wanted to stay in
the state of of Texas to play. We
are extremely pleased with
their decision to join Lady Ag
gie Basketball as we head into
the Big 12.”
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