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$ 3.95 pager airtime 'Free Activation 'Accessories 'Calling Cards PrlmeCo phones sold here discount Paging System The Battalion Classified Advertising • Easy • Affordable • Effective For information, call 845-0569 Page 10 • Monday, September 21. 1998 s ports PAR Kas Ad' , blocks tc~ — Hall Continued from Page 7 Defense Continued from Page etsto; ’AGE a .= G DANCE REGISTRATION NOW! A Second Section has opened up! Thursdays • Oct 1,15, 22, 29 & Wednesday • Oct 7 9:00 - 10:30 p.m. $25 for everyone Call 845-1631 today for info!! Quantum Cow Tutoring 260-COWS In The Sparks Bldg. On Northgate. C|jEJV»xStBY Two plays later, Hall took a handoff to the left side of the formation from the 44-yard line and, thanks to five blown USM tackles, dove into the end zone to give the Aggies a 14-0 lead after a Parker two-point conversion run. “As long as I was out there, 1 was fine," Hall said. “I knew I could play, but I hadn’t prac ticed all week. I knew it wouldn’t be fair to all the other guys that practiced if I went out there and got all the carries.” Slocum said the run by Hall in the second quarter was crucial to building the lead and tak ing the USM crowd out of the game. “The run came at a good time,” Slocum said. “We needed to get more distance between them and us. It was one of those second-effort kind of runs. “He’ll probably be sore tomorrow. 1 came over here thinking he wouldn’t be able to play.” Hall accounted for 76 yards rushing, about 45 percent of A&M total offensive yardage of 171 yards. Southern Mississippi actually outgained the Aggies in total offense by five yards. Senior tight end Dan Campbell said Hall provided the spark the Aggies needed to cruise to victory. “I can’t explain what he does,” Campbell said. “When we’re in the huddle, we say, ‘Just give him a crack.’ That’s all he needs — just an inch.” Given an average starting field position o own 38-yard line, the Aggie offense scored o points off of the five turnovers caused by the dc Even with the Aggies offensive ineptness, i ern Miss’ offense was stifled by the Wrecking Coming off a stellar performance against State, Southern Miss quarterback Lee Robert harassedconstantly by the Aggie defense. Linebacker Dat Nguyen said the key to th tory was pressure. “Any time you play a quarterback as good is throwing the ball, you have to put some pre on him,” Nguyen said. “Pressure him to run i the pocket and let him know that we are ther The Southern Miss offense never got of ground. Of their 15 offen went four plays or less < yardage. The Golden Eagle third downs. Part of the reason for fensive performance wa Average starting field po: gles was their own 25-yi Keeping th< sponsibility o The junior um record f< Southern Mis on nine punt: ‘tense. Jouth- Crew. Penn s was Soccer team 20th-rankedS The seventh-rante:'. Team got off to a slovisj and sc: as ne ssure ut of GUERRIERI i me u< ied nej nly two our v for, Ea ?m in pc »ei ar 'St pi Kelly Adamson was oal for the Cardir®;! hnsty Arnold tackedt os I four minutes ir latherine Bernard tos ath a goal in the 65tr The 3-0 loss to the irst time since the las reason the JONISRlt The Banal >fs Cli PSYCHO LOOY Motes, Tests, & Tutoring! 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