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THE BATTALION
Page 7
Injuries continue to hurt Ags
Carriger finds himself in
starting role
By Brian Ruff
THE BATTALION
When freshman defensive
lineman Thomas Carriger
signed to play football with the
Texas A&M football team, he
was expected to redshirt his first
year at A&M.
Now, with injuries cutting
the Aggies’ depth chart paper
thin, Carriger has been thrust
into the starting tight end spot, a
far cry from what he was
brought here to do.
“People just kept getting
hurt,” Carriger said. “It is hard
for them, but I am going to have
to step up and try to do what
they were going to do.”
When fall workouts began,
the Aggies came into the season
with a stacked chart at tight end,
with senior Lonnie Madison and
junior Michael de la Torre
returning in 2001.
“Going into the year, we
looked at what we had and
thought we were in pretty good
shape,” said A&M football
head coach R.C. Slocum. “We
thought two of our better play
ers on offense would be
Lonnie Madison and Michael
de la Torre. ”
Offensive coordinator Dino
Babers hoped to run double
tight-end formations, utilizing
both of the returnees’ talents on
the field at the same time. But
with both being hampered by
injuries, the A&M coaching
staff has been hard at work look
ing for solutions.
after injuries
“When you go to two tight
ends and you put out two wide
[receivers], it gives you a run-
pass threat out of that situation,”
Slocum said. “Now, we can’t do
all that. We get very limited in
the kind of plays we can run.”
When Madison blew out his
knee the first day of fall prac
tice, the Aggie offense suf
fered, but still had de la Torre,
and sophomore Fred Spiller to
fill in the hole.
More salt was poured on the
wound later, when back prob
lems forced Spiller to undergo
surgery. Redshirt freshman
Joey Perot moved into the sec
ond string spot, but shoulder
problems continued to plague
Perot and he was forced to sit
out the 2001 season after shoul
der surgery.
That is where Carriger
would come in.
The Class AA Skidmore
High School product was asked
to step in and began working
with the tight ends early in the
season. After Perot's injury, the
two-tight-end formation was
just a memory.
Before the Kansas State
matchup, the Aggies were dealt
another fatal blow, as de la
Torre was diagnosed with a her
niated disk in his back, ending
his A&M football career. De la
Torre had been hampered with
back problems during his first
two seasons with the Aggies.
“Last week was a total shock,”
said A&M tight ends coach Tam
Hollingshead. “Michael de la
GUY ROGERS • THE BATTALION
A&M freshman Thomas Carriger has been thrust into a starting role this season because of a rash of injuries
to the tight end position. Carriger made his first start against Kansas State and will start against Iowa State.
Torre probably had the best
workouts of the year.”
Carriger started against the
Wildcats and has walk-on Haven
Massey in the second-string
spot. Massey weighs in at just
218 pounds and stands 6-feet, 2-
inches tall, slightly undersized
for a blocking tight end.
“It is pretty amazing that that
could happen at one position,”
said junior quarterback Mark
Farris. “Playing in this confer
ence, guys are going to get hurt.
It is up to other guys to step up
and take their place. To be a
defensive lineman at a AA high
school, and to be able to play at
tight end and play a lot is pretty
impressive.”
Tight end has not been the
only position where the Aggies’
See Injuries on page 8.
ACC IE ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK 2001
We, the students of Texas A&M University, do hereby support Aggie Alcohol
Awareness Week and encourage our fellow students to make healthy decisions.
Schuyler Houser
Student Body President
Phillip Bethancourt
Co-Chair, Fish Aides
John W. Simmons II
Commander, 1st Regiment
Beth Brereton
President, Delta Gamma
Texas A&M University
Student Senate
Sefanit Mekonnen
President, TESFA
Dewey Badeaux
Head Director, Howdy Camp
Drunay Collins
Head Director, T-Camp
Amber Preston
President, Networks
Roger “ACE” Montalvan
President, Sigma Lambda Beta
Nathanael Taylor
Chair, MSC Town Hall
Kimberly A. Rasco
President, Howdy Ags
Melissa Williams
President, Kappa Alpha Theta
Tracy Edwards
President, Off Campus Aggies
Nicholas C. Rutledge
President, Sigma Phi Epsilon
Lauren Wilson
Director, Ring Dance
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Karl Pfluger
President, Beta Theta Pi
David Batcheler
Commander, 5th Battalion
Kent Evans
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Fatih Mutlu
President, Young Scientists Club
Kim Hall
President, Psychology Club
Christopher Duke
Chair, MSC OPAS
Denise Bischofhausen
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Jonathan Dancy
Muster Committee Chair
Kelly Howard
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Ryan W. Summers
President, Alpha Tau Omega
David Feith
Commander, B-Company
Sarah Brown
President, Kappa Phi Club
Patrick Franks
President, Sigma Chi
Andrew Ball
President, Pi Kappa Phi
Carin Vadala
Chancellor, Alpha Zeta
Zach Present
President, Kappa Alpha Order
Thanh Nguyen
Commander, Company P-2
Meredith Malazzo
President, Delta Zeta
Cali Christopherson
President, Pi Sigma Epsilon
Allison Rosen
Director, Replant
Debbie Westbrook
Chapter Director, Best Buddies
Kristin Lawrence
President, Chi Omega
Chris Binnion
Aggie Master Gardeners
Michael Goodrum
Chair, MSC LEAD
Holly McCoy
President, Alpha Chi Omega
Jeff Wallace
President, Aggie Wranglers
Meggan Shel Bradberry
President, Kappa Delta
Kris Chesnut
Treasurer, Walton Hall
Beth Weems
President, Class of 2002
Ricky Wood
President, Aggie Men’s Club
Chris Durham
President, Class of 2003
Amy Pohlmeier
President, Zeta Tau Alpha
Sarah Dreyer
President, Legett Hall Council
Autumn Rainey
President, Alpha Delta Pi
Amanda Pifferitti
President, Aggie French Club
Brian Hatten
President, TAGS
John McFate
Traditions Council Chair
Lesley Kahanek
President, Mosher Hall
Candice Brinkmeyer
Vice President, Festival Singers
Dalsamy Porrata
President, Economics Society
Courtney Swindle
Director, Impact
Monica Henriques
President, Kappa Kappa Gamma
Ashley McAlpine
Director, The Big Event
Stan Crawford
President, YARMY
Michelle Wilson
President, Lutheran Collegians
Katie Johnson
President, Aggie Girl Scouts
Brandi Hebert
President, Aggies In Motion
Chris Park
President, TAMU Men’s Lacrosse
Suzanne Hill
President of SpenceKiest Hall
Linsey Chafin
President, Aggie Bigs
Greg Wood
President, Rowing Club
Dorotha Ocker
President, Mediators
Avinash Dhame
President, India Association
Lee Carson
President, TAMU Scuba Club
Donald Burris
President, Marine Technology
Society
Beth Guyton
President, Alternative Spring
Break
Hugh Dauffenbach
President, Texas Aggie
Democrats
Karen Ware
Chair, MSC Aggie Leaders of
Tomorrow
Taylor Bacot
Chair, MSC Current Issues
Awareness
David Kiser,
Commanding Officer,
Company H-l
Taylor Bacot
Chair, MSC Current Issues
Awareness
Adam Prewett
Recruitment Chairman,
Lambda Chi Alpha
Becky Keillor
Social Chairman, Golden Key
International Honour Society
Jon Venuti
Treasurer, Texas A&M Ultimate
Frisbee Club Team
Reneyshea Belton
Vice Chair, National Society of
Black Engineers
Sophie Olyniec
Abbott Family Leadership
Conference
Laurie Sindlinger
President, Oceanography
Graduate Council
Danielle R. Jones
President, Fade to Black
Dance Ensemble
Laura Thomson
President, Underwood Hall
Council
David Galloway
President, Latter Day Saint
Student Association
Sruti Sreerama
President Aggie Guide Dogs and
Service Dogs
Heather Louder
Class Council Team,
Class of 2004
Laura Glueck
Chair, MSC L.T. Jordan Institute
for International Awareness
Richerica Cobb
President of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, Inc
Deaime Masur
President, National Association
of Environmental Professionals
Rodolfo Barron-Jimenez
President, Mechanical
Engineering Graduate Students
Mukta Naik
Co-President, Association of
Student Planners
Justin Hall
Commmanding Officer,
A-Battery
Colleen Kirk
President, Texas Environmental
Action Coalition
Jennifer Jones,
President of Lady Aggies in
Spirit and Trust
Scott Jow
President, Asian American
Christian Fellowship
Wendy Worrall
President, Organization for
Minority Issues in Medicine
Jennifer Sanders
President, TAMU Beef Cattle
Association
Laura Thomson
President, Underwood Hall
Council
Nick Luton
President, One Army and Red,
White and Blue Out Coordinator
Barry Hammond
Executive Vice President of
Development, MSC Council
Benjamin Borgers
Commodore,Texas A&M
University Sailing Club
Liz Wang
President, Asian American
Association
Jennifer Malinoff
Standards Chair, Multicultural
Greek Council
Patty Villarreal
Chair, Aggie Recruitment
Committee
Carol George
President, Texas A&M
Skydiving Club
Natalie Nightingale
President, The American Society
of Landscape Architects
Michael Slovak
Senior Co-President, United
Campus Ministry
Mohit Dewan
President, India Business &
Technology Consortium
Tricia Salazar
President 12th Man
Student Foundation
Veronica Saenz
President, Hispanic Presidents’
Council
Natasha Hudspeth
President, The Black Graduate
Students’ Association
Katy Gil strap
President, Student-Athlete
Advisory Committee
Candice Castillo
President, African American
Business Society
Archana Ramaswamy
President, International Student
Association
Peter Fay
President, TexasA&M Bowling
Club and Delta Phi Delta
Mark Pyles
Assistant to the Student Body
President
Ryan Beard
President, Alpha Phi Alpha and
National Pan-Hellenic Council
Luis Hernandez
President, Panama Student
Association
Chris Reina
President, Financial Service
Organization
Carlos D. Lopez
President, Society of Mexican
American Engineers & Scientists
Sara Arrington _
President, Public Relations
Student Society of America
Stefan Banks
President, Texa s A&M Polo
Club
Tim Traister
President, Young Life
College Fellowship
Brian D. Radford
President, Texas A&M Iron
Spikes
Matthew Lewis
President, Construction
Management Association
Matthew M. Carswell
President, Christian Science
Organization
Chip Wenmohs
Combined Band Commander,
Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band
Justin Hobbs
Chair, Parents’ Weekend
Committee
Valerie Wright
President, Christian Science
Organization
Sarah Schuler
Executive Director, Aggie
Orientation Leader Program
Alexander Quiros
President, Hispanic Graduate
Student Association
Melissa Jo Brinkmeyer
President, Texas A&M Speech
and Debate Society
Cathleen Lynch
Chair, MSC Freshmen In Service
& Hosting
Liz Salazar
Chair, Texas Aggies Making
Change
Christine French
President, Educational
Psychology Student
Organization
Kirsten Henry
President, Mmorties in
Agriculture, Natural Resources,
and Related Sciences
Larry Alexander
President, Professional.
Asociation for Industrial
Distribution
Darryl in Davis, President,
TAMU Bluebonnet Branch of
the Assoc for Childhood
Education International
Chad Richards
President, Department of
Biological ana Agricultural
Engineering Aggie REPS
Garrett Chandler
President, American Society of
Agricultural Engineers
Preprofessional Branch
Shannan E. Johnson, President,
Fightin’ Texas Aggie Competition
Cheerleading Squad
FHK Hall Council
Travis Shepard
President, Responsible Aggie
Decisions
Quentin Shieldknight
Vice President, Texas A&M
Agronomy Society
Travis W. Trant
President, Agricultural
Education Graduate Student
Society
Bryan Cohen
Vice-President, Tau Kappa
Epsilon
Chris Key
President, Aggie Anglers Bass
Club
Matthew Brady Garrett
President, I.GN.I.T.E. Ministries