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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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AUTO
1985 Mazda 626, 4-door, 5-speed, A/C. Very Depend-
ablel! $1,600. Call 779-9513
'88 Chevy Beretta, V6, auto, AM/FM, well maintained.
$2,350. Call 846-4673
1989 Mazda pick-up, black, $4,000. Please call Brad
268-4588
1984 Chevrolet Caprice Classic, blue, 4-door, auto
matic, a/c, am-fm, cassette. Very Clean. One owner.
$500 O.B.O. Please call Laura at 694-8287
1993 Mitsubishi 3000GT - Alarm, 42,750 miles, red,
PW, PL, A/C, $15,500 O.B.O. Well maintained. Call
846-6944
1992 Chevy, step side, S.W.B., v-8, 61,000k, PW/PL,
alarm. Excellent condition. (409) 690-7700
1990 Nissan Stanza XE - 4 door, 88K, fully loaded.
Immaculate condition. $6,150 778-5712
1989 Ford Probe LX. Grey. 67,000 miles. $4,500
Good condition. Call Cain @ 361 -0067
Romantic Victorian B & B get-away. Plus gourmet
candle-light dining. The Pink House 364-2868
COMPUTERS
Sceptre notebook computer, 486DX4 100, 550MB HD,
12MB RAM $1,400. 694-9809
486DX4-100, SMB RAM, 800MB HD, 28.8 fax/mo
dem, soundblaster soundcard, 14”.28mm monitor,
loaded with software. $790. 268-8055.
DJ MUSIC
The Party Block Mobile DJ - Professional DJ/MC - Pe
ter Block. Specializing in Aggie Weddings, Date Par
ties, Banquets, Dances. Mobile to anywhere in Texas.
Formal attirel 693-6294
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STARZ Mobile Entertainment - Professional DJ spe
cializing in Aggie weddings, private parties, proms,
dances, corps, sorority, fraternity, all Christian events.
Large selection of all styles of music, large or small
sound/ lighting systems. Aggie owned & operated by
Michael Bratz ‘97, 694-8981/ 1-800-435-6065.
Sound Power Entertainment Professional DJ Service.
Experienced in weddings, parties, proms, banquets &
sorority/fraternity events. Large & small sound sys
tems. Lights/smoke available. Large selection of mu
sic. Also available: bands & equipment rental. Aggie
owned. Call Tommy Reed 696-9754
Bryan Mitchell-DJ; parties & mixers, dance, hip-hop,
disco, 80’s. 693-0084
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT - Earn up to $25-
$45/hour teaching basic conversational English in
Japan, Taiwan, or S. Korea. No teaching background
or Asian languages required. For info, call: (206)
971-3570 ext. J58551
Business Opportunity - Set your own hours. Sell pre
paid phone cards and receive free long distance time
and commissions. OPPORTUNITY SEMINAR: Col
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1 and 2 Bdrm apartment available now. Ask about our
specials. 822-0472
Hey You! Sublease 1 bdrm/1 ba apartment at tree-
house Village. Available 1/97-8/97, $515/mo. Call
693-4651
Spring pre-leasing available January '97. C Sta. spa
cious 2 bdrm/1 1/2 ba, w/d, fans, shuttle, $475/mo.
Short term lease available. Manuel Drive Four-plexes
693-3477
House for rent - 3 bdrm/2 ba, near campus. No pets.
$750/mo. 690-0085
Quiet country atmosphere! 2 bdrm mobile home. No
pets. $335/mo + bills. 693-8534
Sublease Jan. - May room in 2 bdrm/2 bath. W/D, on
shuttle, $275/mo. 846-9006
FULL SIZE WASHER/DRYER, 2 bdrm/1 ba, shuttle,
microwave, intrusion alarm. November rent free!
$439/mo, 589-3779
Nice 2 bdrm/2 bath apartment for rent. 950 sq. ft., al
most new carpet, w/d connection, lease till Aug. ‘97,
deposit required, $495/mo. Call Glen or Linda at 779-
3628 for appointment
THE HORIZON
Aggieland’s Newest Private Student Dorm
Starting at only $275 per month
All-Inclusive housing for students, faculty and
visitors to campus.
Furnished Rooms with All Bills Paid
Free Shuttle To and From Texas A&M
Optional Meal Plans. Short term housing available.
Call 779-7091 TODAY!!
NEED A CHANGE?
Mid-semester SPECIAL 1 .
College Court
NearTAMU, 2 bdrm/1 bath, some
utilities paid, W/D optional, ceiling
fans, microwave, intrusion alarm.
823-7149
D.R. CAIN PROPERTIES
Brazos House Apts.
2401 Welsh, C.S. 693-9957
Longmire House Apts.
2300 Longmire, C.S. 693-7741
Yellow House Apts.
SW Pkwy & Welsh, C.S. 696-9492
1 BD/1 BA&2BD/1 BA or 2 BD/2 BA APTS.
Duplexes & 4-Plexes - Bryan & C.S.
Our Apartments Are Cleaner
Our Prices Are Better
Our Service is the BEST!!
MAIN OFFICE - 3002 Texas Ave. S., C.S.
693-8850
Now Preleasing lor the spring!
Ask about our leasing policy!
FOR RENT
Pre-leasing now for January. Extra nice 2 & 3 bed-
room duplexes. $485-$765. 696-1138.
New 2-story - 3 bdrm/3 baths, w/d connection, many
storage spaces, wooded lot near Aerofit, Bryan. Avail
able in December. $950/mo. Call Michael 764-1929
Sublease for December. Timber Creek Apartments. 2
bdrm/1 1/2 bath, $475/mo. + utilities, 846-2056
Duplex for rent, 1,000 sq. ft. 2 bdrm/1 1/2 ba, W/D
conn., on bus route, $585/mo. 696-1933
Sublease at University Towers. Female. $100 sav
ings - your cost $637/mo., phone & mailbox. 1-713-
496-4756 or 1-713-530-7330
The Villas of Cherry Hollow now preleasing for
Spring ‘97, a spacious 2 bdrm/1 bath w/880 sq, ft. & a
luxurious 2 bdrm/1 1/2 bath studio w/1,014 sq. ft. 3
blocks to TAMU. Come by today! 503 Cherry St.
846-2173
Sublease for Spring semester, only for female occu
pant. In University Towers, price negotiable. Call
Mary (409) 268-4485
Sublease 2bdrm/2bth Jan-May 1997. Dishwasher, re
frigerator, shuttle route. 694-1637
Sublease for Spring '97. Large 2 bdrm/2 bath - Hunt
ington apartments. $600/mo. Sublease room in Uni
versity Commons - $271/mo. 696-3449
Sublease 2 bdrm/2 bath, w/d, on shuttle, Jan.-May, at
Enclave Apts. Best Deal Available!! Call 696-8814
Sublease 1 bdrm/1 ba @ Treehouse Village. Partially
furnished. $410/mo. Call Jill ® 764-6466
Sublease through February. 2 bdrm/1 bath apartment.
Quiet, CH & A, laundry facilities, pool. 1525 Ea. 29th,
Bryan. $490/mo + $100 dep. Available December
1st. 775-4217
Be the first to occupy these new 3 bdrm/3 baths,
1,400 sq. ft. duplexes. Excellent location. Extras - ice
makers, w/d conn., alarm systems, energy efficient
features, shuttle, fans, fenced yards. Available
Dec.1st. Select Properties 696-3107
Sublease at Briarwood Apartments. Available Jan-
May. 2 bdrm/2 ba, 1/2 off January rent!!! Deposit ne-
gotiablelll $535/mo. 764-1158
Sublease 1 bedroom, North Rampart Apartment. 400
Nagle St. $450/mo negotiable. Fireplace, walk-in
closet, 846-6944
Walk to Campusl Northgate Area. Normandy Square
Condos. 2 bdrm/1 bath. Available 12/20 and 1/1
$575/mo. Purchase Option Available. 776-3690 or
268-0840
Available Now! 1 bdrm/1 bath, $350/mo, no deposit.
November Free!! Lease ends 5/15/1997. Holieman,
C. Station^ 696-3959
Sublease 2 bdrm-2 1/2 bath with joint shower area.
Extremely clean! Covered parking! $545/mo. Janu
ary-August. 764-8922
2 bdrm/1 1/2 bath duplex available Dec. 20th. Large
kitchen. Close to campus. $500/mo. 846-2109
Sublease-Huntington Apartments. 2 bdrm/2 blh, W/D
connections, shuttle, Jan-May 15th. $599/mo. 696-
5791
WHAT A DEAL!! Available January 1, 1997 - 1 bdrm/1
bath apartment at Jefferson Ridge, W/D, microwave,
cheaper phone & cable, security gates, intrusion
alarm, large closet, trash pick-up, on shuttle route,
pets welcome, pool, hot tub, 24 hour weight room &
computer center w/free copier. DISCOUNTED RENT
$580/mo. Call Michelle at 696-7570, leave message.
Sublease 1 bedroom loft in Bryan. $435/mo, w/d con-
nection, shuttle. 776-0548
Sublease for spring - 2 bdrm/2 bath apartment,
$555/mo, shuttle route. Call 693-7856
Sublease 1 bedroom/1 bath apartment at The Landing
Apartments. Available 11/29/96-5/15/97. $375/mo.
775-5713
3 bdrm/2 bath duplex for rent. Wolfpen Creek area,
$950/mo. 764-1002
Southwood Valley four-plex - 2 bdrm/1 bath studio
style, no pets, $410/mo. 731-8951
Sublease 3 bdrm/2 bth, Jan.-May, w/d, ceiling fans,
alarm system, shuttle, $866/mo. 693-2636
January sublease - 1 bdrm/1 ba apartment, $390/mo
+ $200 dep. 600 sq. ft., shuttle, pets o.k. 846-8335
Sublease - Jan-May, 1 bdrm/1 ba. Pets o.k., no de-
posit, $439/mo. 694-8239 Mike
Sublease 2 bdrm/ 1 1/2 ba duplex in Bryan thru July.
Nice neighborhood, $550/mo. Kenneth 696-4343
Sublease available January 1997. Nice 1 bdrm/1 bath
apartment, $375/mo, includes water, cable paid, shut
tle, close to A&M. 764-6169, after 7 p.m.
1 bedroom apartment for sublease. Bus route. Will
pay deposit. $350/mo. 696-2246
Sublease 2 bdrm/ 1 1/2 ba at Scandia Apartments.
Great location! Very close to campus. Beautiful &
close to shuttle rt.. $545/mo. Call 694-2811
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Psoriasis Study
Individuals with psoriasis
needed to participate in a
research study using an
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Volunteers will be compensated
for their time and travel.
Chronic Lower Back
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Volunteers, ages 25-75, needed
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FOR RENT
Sublease efficiency January through May. Doux Ch-
ene Apartments. Call Jeff 696-2376
OUTSTANDING LEASING OPPORTUNITY! 2 bdrm/1
bath (duplex) $495/mo. Lawn maintained by realtor!
Extensive STORAGE space! W/D Hookups! Conve
nient access P.O./Shuttle! Available Dec/Jan. 693-
5503
Creekwood Efficiency Apartments, Bryan. 1 bdrm/1
bath, fenced patio, w/d conn, bult-in, pool, shuttle.
Some bills paid. 846-4409
Bryan 2 bdrm/1 bath duplex, fenced yard, fireplace,
w/d conn. Some bills paid. 846-4409
Near campusl 2 bedroom apartment, shuttle, pool.
Available Dec./Jan. through August. $365/mo. Call
Ken 260-3871 or 822-2644, e-mail klb@tam2000
Free spacious living for Jan. ‘97! Sublease 2 bdrm/1
1/2 bath 4-plex, fans, w/d, fenced yard, thru Aug ‘97.
$495/mo. Great Bargain!! Call 696-4913
FOR SALE
Cable Descrambler Kit $14.95. View all premium and
Pay-per-View channels. 1-800-752-1389.
5-piece Pearl drum set, export series, some hardware.
Must Seel! $450. Call Adam & leave message. 822-
2602
Daybed/couch $45. In excellent condition. Must sell
soon! Please call Travis at 731-8660
For Sale - 4 football tickets for the Oklahoma game.
Located on horseshoe (section 120) $20 each.
Please call Julie at 847-8064
Queen size water bed, full motion, with solid oak head
board & drawers $300. Please call 693-3939
486 Sharp lap-top plus Windows '95. Like new.
$1,050 Please call 693-7263
Mountain bike for sale - Trek 930, single track, 21 inch
frame, STX components, 1 year old, ice blue, $400
O.B.O. Please call Andy at 694-8623
Nordic Walk Fit. $50. Please call 696-5934
Hot tub rentals - apartments/homes, inside/outside - 1 -
800-973-SPAS. MC/Visa
2 t.u. tickets! $200. Please call Dan or Greg at 691-
0253
r HELP WANTED
MSB nraMSM s
Need part-time cleaners for commercial buildings.
Working hours 5pm-8pm. Hours vary sometimes. No
weekend work. Great for college students, must have
car and phone. CaN 823-1614 for appt.
telephone inferviewer position available. $5/hr., days,
evening & weekends work. Contact IntelliQuest at
268-5307 or come by 702 University Dr. Ea. Ste. 102F
College Station.
Promote the circus. Flexible hrs. Hourly wage
w/bonus. Aggie managed. Denise, class ‘97. 846-
8818
CHRISTMAS help Nowl National firm - 50 new posi
tions, training provided. Up to $8.00. Can remain per
manent part-time/full-time after the holidays. Condi-
tions apply. Call 10-4, 696-7734
What would you do with $150 extra per month? Pay a
bill or two? Buy your groceries? Make a car pay
ment? It’s up to you! Donate your life saving plasma
& earn extra income. Just 3 or 4 hours/week of relax
ing while you read, study, talk w/ friends, or whatever.
Call Westgate Plasma Center for more information at
846-8855, & check out our new center opening Sep
tember 16th in the Golden Corral Shopping Center,
next door to Sidepockets. Give us a call & we’ll an
swer any questions you might have.
Experienced technical sales help needed. Come by
Compuview, 3408 Tx. Ave. 846-5454
INSPIRATIONS is now hiring for part-time help
through the holidays. Apply in Post Oak Mall
China Garden Restaurant now hiring lunch & dinner
staff. Please call 823-2818
Part-time help - cook position @ Koppe Bridge Bar &
Grill. 764-2933 _
Dependable part-time receptionist - evenings & week
ends. Clerical, telephone & people skills required.
Apply - 1929 Country Club Drive, Bryan.
Taco Cabana is now accepting applications at both lo
cations (Briarcrest & Texas), for all positions. Starting
pay $6.00/hr. Inquire in person.
Help Wanted: Top pay!! Bilingual speaking - Japan
ese - International Nutrition Company featured in Busi
ness Weekly expanding into area. Local, National &
International positions. PT/FT from your home or of
fice. For information call: (888) 206-2442
Pie & pastry baker. Salary depends on experience.
40 hrs./wk. Cakes by Catherine. 3030 Ea. 29th.,
Bryan
Part-time counter help, a.m. Cakes by Catherine.
3030 Ea. 29th., Bryan
Help wanted - house cleaning. 774-7101
Need Extra Christmas Money? Telemarketers sales
people needed. $6/hr. base pay + bonuses. Flexible
schedule, work half day Saturday. Start immediately.
Apply in person. Innovative Marketing Solutions - 700
University Dr. Ea., Ste. 104, C. Station. (Located be
hind The Golden Corral).
New office for Inc SCO’s #1 company currently recruit
ing motivated individuals. 268-5351
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runs great, $750. Please call 279-3035
PERSONALS
774-DATE Why wait? Get a Date! Always FREE for
women!!
DIAL A DATE - Hot and exciting singles looking for
dates. Call anytime! 1-900-486-5500 Ext. 1099.
$2.99/min. 18 years and older. (Procall Co. 602-954-
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PETS
Adopt: Puppies, Kittens, Cats, Dogs. Many pure-
bredsl Brazos Animal Shelter 775-5755
Cooi iguana for sale. Complete set-up with 40 gallons
tank. You don't have to buy anything else - $160.
Please call 691-6421
Miniature mascot - Adorable 8 weeks A.K.C. female
Sheltie $300 Please call (409) 267-3824
2 adult iguanas with in-door and out-door set-up $500
O.B.O. Please call Kim at 694-7124
ROOMMATE
For Spring, own bdrm/bath in a 3 bedroom house, rent
negotiable + 1/3 utilities. Call 694-2007
Roommate needed for Spring semester. Own bed
room & 1/2 bath, on shuttle route, non-smoker,
$260/mo. + 1/3 utilities. Call 694-2428
Female needed for 3 bdrm/2 ba sublease. $215/mo.
+ 1/3 utilities. Free bus pass. 696-6084
Male roommate to share 5 bedroom house with 3 oth-
ers. $215/mo. Call immediately! 822-2389
Male roommate needed for December thru May. Own
bedroom/bath. December free! $170/mo + 1/3 bills.
Call Casey 694-8639
Spring sublease to share large bedroom & bath,
$ 140/mo + utilities. 764-6171. Doux Chene Apts.
$375/mo, bills included, close to campus, near shuttle,
own room. 693-9103
Female roommate needed for spring semester.
$250/mo + 1/2 utilities. Own bedroom. Please call
774-8012
Female. Own bedroom & bath, $295/mo + 1/3 utili-
ties. Very nice! Spring. Call 764-7159
Own bdrm/bath in 2 bdrm house, $2257mo. + 1/3 utili
ties. Available Dec/Jan. W/D, fenced back yard. Call
696-2301
Female roommate needed. $225/mo + 1/2 utilities;
w/d, shuttle route. Melissa, 764-7908
Female roommate needed for Spring semester! Own
bedroom & bath, W/D, backyard, on shuttle route.
$265/mo + 1/2 utilities. Paula 694-7738
Female roommate needed Spring ‘97. Bus rt., W/D,
own room, $245/mo. 691-8297
3 bdrm/2 baths duplex, sublease large rooms, bus
route, carport. $250/mo. Females only. 694-7932
3 bdrm/2 bath house - need 1 roommate, $209/mo. +
1/3 bills. Spring semester only. 778-2359
Female roommate needed a.s.a.p. Rent negotiable,
washer/dryer, water paid. 764-0172
SERVICES
Hoover's Tennis Service. Same-day & overnight ser
vice. Re-stringing tennis & racquet-ball racquets.
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AAA Texas Defensive Driving & Driver’s Training. Lot-
of-fun, Laugh-a-lot!l Ticket dismissal, insurance dis
count. M-Tu(6pm-9pm), W-Th(6pm-9pm), Fri(6pm-
8pm) & Sat(10am-2:30pm), Sat(8am-2:30pm). Next
to Black Eyed Pea. Walk-ins welcome. $25 cash.
Lowest price allowed by law. Ill Univ. Dr., Ste 217,
846-6117. Show up 30 min. early.
Need a diversion? Tour Big 12 on Metropolis BBS.
Live chat! Games galore - MajorMUD, FarweSt Trivia,
etcl Free demo accounts! Internet Access! Call (409)
694-8441 via modem.
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Have Your Ticket Dismissed. Day Classes-
Wed/Fri/Sat 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Evening Classes-
Mon/Tue/Thur/Fri 6 p.m.-9 p.m. CP - 309. 2603 So.
Tx„ Bryan. (409) 779-8496
Guitar Lessons - Scales, chords, theory. Blues, jazz,
country _
Word Processing - $5.00 per page. Will pick up & de
liver. 776-8686
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Students who want to lose weight. Metabolism break-
thru. $29.95. V, MC, Disc. & checks. Fast free local
delivery. (409)823-3307 - B-C. Sta. or 1-800-927-
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Covers and Originals Rock Band needs drummer.
Please call 693-9583
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Sports
Briefs
Women’s Tennis
signs top prospect
The Texas A&M Women’s Ten
nis Head Coach Bobby Kleinecke
announced that Eva Marcial, a
top high school senior tennis
player from Belvidere, III., signed
a national letter of intent with
A&M Thursday.
Marcial is a three-time all-
state award winner, who is
ranked
No. 68
nationally
in the
girls 16
division
of the
United
States
Tennis
Associa
tion. Last season, Marcial fin
ished second in the state high
school tournament.
Kleinecke said Marcial will help
ease the transition with the loss of
seniors Nancy Dingwall and Julie
Beahm next season.
Soccer
Continued from Page 7
The Lady Toreros are also
coming off a 5-0 home win over
West Coast Conference member
Gonzaga University last Sunday.
Because San Diego has sur
prised teams in the past, Guer-
rieri said the Aggies cannot take
the Toreros lightly.
“They have played the best
teams in the country and are very
deserving to be in the tourna
ment,” Guerrieri said. “They beat
Santa Clara earlier in the season
and even took second-ranked
North Carolina to the wire. We al
ready know they are giant killers
and are capable of beating the
best in the country.”
Even though both teams have
never faced each other before,
the Aggies are aware of San
Diego’s West Coast style of play.
Guerrieri said playing a West
Coast team cannot be a more
perfect situation.
“Our style of play matches
the style of teams further west,”
Guerrieri said. “They play a di
rect style of game with more
Oliver
Continued from Page 7
His season and career have been
puzzling with the many disappoint
ing events. But Oliver feels it is not
totally unexplainable.
“I think everything happens for a
reason,” Oliver said. “When some
thing happens like this, it’s God
telling you something is wrong.
“When 1 got here, I kind of
fell away from going to church
and doing things like that. I
need to settle down and quit
partying so much.”
Despite little playing time, the
receiver has posted 120 yards and
a touchdown on just seven catch
es. The potential he has shown
promises success for the rest of
McCown
Continued from Page 7
“He’s an eager learner — he
wants to be a good quarterback.
He realizes that he has a lot of
work to do, but at the same time
he is anxious to get it done.”
Though apparently relegated
to the bench with the re-emer
gence of junior Branndon Stewart
at quarterback, McCown feels like
he is still a large part of the Ag
gies’ recent string of successes.
“We’re still splitting repetitions in
practice, so I think it (the situation)
is pretty much the same,” McCown
said. “It just worked out that they
moved the ball last week when
Branndon was in there. Like I said
last week, I’ll do the best I can to try
to help the team; and if the oppor
tunity presents itself, I’ll try to make
the most of it.”
Though he is known primarily
for his skills at evading blitzing
defenses, McCown balks at the
notion that he is not as capable a
drop-back passer as Stewart.
“I’ll drop back and pass it, and
I think Branndon’s the same way;
but if someone’s going to chase
us, we’re going to get outside and
run,” McCown said. “I feel like
we’re pretty much the same. I feel
like I’m a drop-back passer too,
but if I have to get outside and
run, I’ll see what I can do there
“Eva is tenacious and runs
a lot of balls,” Kleinecke said,
has a real competitive spirit, wli
what attracted us to her.”
Marcial said she is he
with her choice.
“The first time I visited (hei
knew I wanted to go to set
(here),” Marcial said. “Thete
team is nice, the educatioi
good, and the football team'sf
too; and that doesn’t hurt.”
Top ten player
with A&M tenn
The Texas A&M Men's Tel
Coach Tim Cass announced!
Rafael de Mesa, the nation’s;[
ranked high school senior I
player, signed a national
intent with A&M Thursday.
“Rafael is an impact pla
said. "Whenever you get a topi
cruit, I feel you can build yourp
around him. He has been a |
the U.S. National Team and hi
only continue to improve in the- | enior rnidd
ings during his senior season.” A Cf Cf j p* <
Cody Hubbell, a senior at ■ oo 1 v
Consolidated, also signed;!-
tional letter of intent Thursda.
"I am very excited about!
coming to Texas A&M,” Cass:. Searching
“He has a big forehand, a vei)Mownfall to
serve and a steady backhand - m&M Volleyt
f Wniversity (
bee off Sun
speed and finesse like we: |:30 p.m.
This will make the gamer The 13th-i
comfortable for us.” lafti the Big 12)
Senior forward Kristenfc. back-to-back
said knowing San Diego's pi k r Universit>
ing style will help, but plat Although i
on home territory will be into third pla
major factor in putting the regain statur
gies over the top. JMefeat Oklahi
“We are hoping, with "Oklahom
A&M Football Team] beingr side hitter Ki
this weekend, we will geta: really good oi
crowd at the complex onSfwill be a hard
day,” Koop said. “If we cone Maintain
trate on ourselves and have and concen
fans behind us, we should be encounter th
pretty good situation to dowc. win situatior
Currently, the Aggies hav “[The loss
26-1 overall home record an. can’t lose per
17-match winning streak ar said. “This is
Aggie Soccer Complex. 1—
A&M junior forward B;
Blalack ranks fourth in the ^>> ■
tion with 27 goals, and \A/ 1 j|
man goalkeeper Melanie'^ - ^
son ranks among the lOt
goalkeepers in the nation.
Should the Aggies win Sir
they will move into the set | The Texas ^
round of NCAA play begtjf visited bv ;
Nov 22 and will play the ^Lference fc
of the ninth-ranked Mar)m.^] bn g j n a dr
George Washington match.' i| nt Recreatio
“'TMB'' The Aggies
tungry for a vi
this season and the two tofo I “TCU lives t
Freshman quarterbackE:hey are goin
McCown said Oliver haijwiinming He;
tools to be an outstandion us and are
ceiver in the future. ng their bigge:
“He has good speed andtfflnest and ket
hands,” McCown said.’lj Although th
stays healthy, there’s notmeet this yea
what he can do.” tgainst the Ho:
Oliver said he hopes his: While the 1!
injury is the last of his painpf a solid perfc
from here he can make po' v omen suffere
strides as a football player. 0 freshman Tr
“It’s been disappointingtoday witl
and my family, especially asA^ 0 missed la
the suspension,” Oliver said. 5 !^ death in th
they say tough times are forti Last week, v
people. Some injuries will we h‘
lot of people out of here, br^’ Evans sail
just going to keep rolling. er s °me hart
have a positive influencf rame mind.
makes you tougher.” )ut t i 0 s h° w eve
J 6 Diving He;
|ith his tean
and try to make plays. ^ eet a s a way
“I guess the sixth sense olrjPpship seas<
ing able to feel the pressure I he team b
getting away from it makes ; lave had a go<
difference. It does help yoi^ e at a time o
that extra second to throwfrhs while rel
ball away or tuck it and run 0] hs us the op
make something happen.” J | ct °f compe
Since the commotion contipded to go i
ing the quarterback situatioi ’hmething to r<
died down, McCown has tap While Nash
the current situation in stride
had been worried that his suit
success would alienate him
some of his teammates — s(
thing he could not endure.
“I’m accepted by the guf
we all hang out together,”
Gown said. “It means a lotto
that the guys accept me, and
works out that I have a lot oft
cess. 1 don’t want that to cha
the way the guys act around
or feel toward me.”
While McCown’s success
been encouraging, Slocum
it’s still too early to make ana
rate assessment of McCo
abilities in game situations.
“It’s hard to know, froi
coach’s standpoint, what yd 1
getting or what you’re seed
Slocum said. “Over that she
period of time, it’s hard to it
an accurate evaluation. f(|
what I have seen from Rand)
may end up with that posij
being a strong position for us
In a season of change, atl (
that much seems certain,
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