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Classes include demonstration and hands-on practice
Introduction to Using the World Wide Web for Research
Learn how to formulate a search and how to locate and store useful sites
Monday September 21 5:30-6:30 p.m. West Campus Library, room 126
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Page 12 • Thursday, September 17, l l )98
s
ports
Running with the ‘Big’ bo]
ion
Look no further than the Big 12 ConferencejfcXkl
of running backs that lead the nation in rus ^ n !fj-^0
T
ihe Big 12 Conference stabi
lized its reputation as a top
football conference with its
15-5 record in non-conference con
tests this season. TWo of those loss
es were to highly ranked Florida
State and UCLA.
-popping 38 man fronts, ft
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ar
WEBB
Born to Run
The Big 12 Conference has the
top three rushing yardage lead
ers in the nation this season.
Missouri’s Devin West (No. 1,
222.0 yards per game), Texas
Tech’s Ricky Williams (No. 2,
210.5 ypg) and Texas’ Ricky
Williams (No. 3, 187.5 ypg) pace
the NCAA this year.
Rushing dominance is noth
ing new to the conference. Six of
the top 10 single-season totals
have been recorded by Big 12
performers.
Oklahoma State’s Barry Sanders
still holds the most impressive sin
gle year in NCAA history. Sanders
rushed for 2,628 net yards in 1988
touchdowns
that year.
the ball a link-
Big 12 ba
cks also finished first
5
and second /
n national rushing in
Something): hing
each of the
past two years with
llk'lv'. in
Thoy Davis of
Iowa State and Texas
ilit'ii treache: Some
Tech’s Byron
ianspard both eclips-
I'Cl.A :• il it
ing the 2,000
-yard mark in 1996,
cozy conir: the
and UT’s Wil
iams and Nebraska's
Kansas - ustin.
Ahman Greei
leading in 1997.
KSr is ndi-
Iowa Stai
e’s Dan McCarney
a game eater
coached *lYo
y Davis and now
Northern hole.
coaches Davi
s’ brother Darren.
wlncr. mu
“It’s hard
o compare,” he said.
where tlu—
“but 1 can’t i
magine a better col-
o ord T ; something
lection of bac
ks than what there is
M 's- ■ airit and a
in (he 12,
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othei
— (zr
the Wilder? to find Ag
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en points r 's. Union u
‘Huskers
Compart though st^
Nebraska
is 12-12 in the “red
vhat being
zone” this se
a son, the area from
Longhorns are
the 20-yard li
ne to the end zone.
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The fact th
at Nebraska’s offense
the KSU do- nt against i
is efficient is
no surprise, but the
on Satuidav,£L ave bct n ' ^
way in whic
i they are getting it
manMaior- date area,
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Spiller
Continued from Page 9
“We think that both he [Spiller]
and Dan are guys that we can put
in the ball game and they can be
productive members of our offen
sive football
Gailey takes responsib
poor defensive perfoi
CAMPBELL
team,” Holling-
shead said.
Combined
with Campbell,
the Aggies have
an alternative in
almost any situ
ation through
the tight ends.
Campbell av
erages over 12 yards per reception
with 246 total yards in 20 catches,
making him yet another option for
the Aggies in tight situations.
“We work great together,” se
nior tight end Dan Campbell said.
“We’ve got a big play threat in
him [Spiller] and a possession re
ceiver in me, and we both block
well.”
Regardless of the situation,
Hollingshead said Spider’s hands
and blocking can be counted on to
get the job done.
Against Southern Mississippi,
the Aggies will need that clutch
performer they can depend on.
IRVING, Texas (AP) — The
Dallas Cowboys could usually
count on their defense to keep
them in the game.
They didn’t Sunday, and sud
denly, solid defense is a problem for
the Cowboys who rank No. 23 in
the NFL after being No. 2 last year.
The defending Super Bowl
champion Denver Broncos, be
hind John Elway, went over,
through and around the Cowboys
in a 42-23 humiliation Sunday that
stunned the defensive coaches
and players.
The Cowboys coaches and play
ers had to admit they were out-
schemed by Denver coach Mike
Shanahan.
“It’s hard for linebackers to cov
er wide receivers and tight ends
and that’s the position we got
caught in at times,” said linebacker
Randall Godfrey. “We couldn't ad
just until halftime.”
Safety Darren Woodson said
the Broncos “came out with a dif
ferent game plan. We didn’t
match and we didn't cover. We
were all over the place.’’
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fellow Ags i
i dehumani
• , but they h
eel like unv
place where
oppose to l
at.
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fense, the mo;, the reportei
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because the ?le occureno
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over Arizona, reports of ha
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defensive tack, ae intensity t
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that in fouryeait internation;
coach Bill Bale; d to report h
to us in the 15 dice. Only sc
onship game.Tdble bringing
Dallas coach rhool office
was hired becaiixSt let it go.
genius, said he udent expres
deuce in Campc -d by manyo
Gailey admit ne policeistc
about the way th tigher risk tit
particularly atm;' the drcumsl
and stopping ihf fear andintir
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