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selves is the variety of pastel colors they
come in. I actually saw him wearing a yel-
Continued from Page 7
Speaking of Clinton, somebody tell him
to quit jogging. Maybe it’s just bad luck
on my part, but every time I turn on the
news he’s out runnin’ around trying to
burn off his gut in a pair of running
shorts two sizes too small.
What’s worse than the shorts them-
The whole mess leaves me with
one lingering question: What
kind of parents have the guts to
name their kid Elvis?
Message to NBA commissioner David
Stern: Dave, whatever you have to do —
and 1 mean whatever — put an end to
the labor dispute with the NBA officials
and get them back on the courts.
These replacements refs just ain’t cut-
tin’ it. What we’re getting with these guys
in charge are hockey games and free
throw marathons.
Lady Ags warm ii|
for SWC Tourney
ri
No
low pair the other day. Maybe he was try
ing to match that streak down his back?
Psssst. Leeland. Hey, man. Please, one
more year.
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The Lady Aggie Volleyball
’ream has already accomplished
its goal of winning 20 matches
this season. The Aggies have
also sewn up a second place fin
ish in the Southwest Conference
race and the accompanying No.
2 seed in the upcoming SWC
Tournament that goes with it.
All that is left is the season
finale at Southwest Texas State
University tonight at 7 p.m.
Having already beaten the Bob
cats in three games in a match
earlier this season and having
little else to play for, it would
seem A&M has nothing to do
but look ahead.
But senior outside hitter An
drea Williams said that is not in
the Lady Aggies’ plans.
“We try to focus on each team
one at a time,” Williams said.
“Plven though we beat them
pretty handily earlier in the
year, we’re definitely not looking
past them.”
The Aggies (20-5) are com
ing off a three-game victory
over the Rice University Owls
on Saturday. A&M Head Coach
Laurie Corbelli said the team
was able to win despite its un
emotional effort.
“Our play on Saturday was
average,” Corbelli said. “We
weren’t playing extremely in
spired since second-place had al
ready been locked-up.
“But, we still played very
steady and I was pleased with
our second two games when we
got ahead and stayed ahead.”
Williams, who recorded
match-high marks with 19 kills
and a .472 hitting average
against Rice last week, said the
Lady Aggies’ match-up with
SWTSU should be a blessing
rather than a burden with the
SWC Tournament coming up
prove on.
Southwest Texas (19-I3)isa
different and improved teair:
since the 18th-ranked Aggies
beat them on Sept. 23. The
Bobcats have used a seven
match winning streak to pro
pell themselves to an impres
sive 14-4 mark in the South
land Conference.
However, history is on
A&M s side as the Aggies have
posted a 14-3 series record
against SWT and have won the
last five matches.
Corbelli said the Lady Aggies
have set several statistical goals
for tonight’s match.
“We’ve only been hitting
around 25 percent and we want
to improve on that,” Corbelli
said. “We also need to limit
SWTSU to under 15 kills and
improve on our blocking and
floor defense.”
Despite all the success A&M
has experienced this season,
Corbelli said the Lady Aggies
are often tight out on the court.
The Aggie coach hopes tonight's
match will present an opportu
nity for the Lady Aggies tC
loosen up and have fun.
“We’re foccised on SWT and
the challenge of playing well:
and having fun at the samef
time,” Corbelli said. “Ever
though we’ve been winning
we’re not always care free out'
there.
“I want us to compete atourj
best, but still smile and have;
fun on the court.”
Still plagued by lingeringj
mid-season blahs, Corbelli said
this weekend’s tournament:
should boost the team’s spirt, i
“The mid-season took its tolli
on us,” Corbelli said. “We’ve had|
difficulty trying to stay in a mo j
tivated mood, but the tourna
ment should get our adrenaline
pLimping again.”
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The Battalion
Spring 1996
Qualifications for editor of The Battalion are:
Be a Texas A&M sfudent with a minimum 2.0 overall and major GPR a( ihe
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