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The departure of Jamaal
Gilchrist after last season left the
Aggies without a true point guard.
A&M brought in two junior col
lege transfers to handle the point.
Michael Gardener and
Bradley Jackson are both expect
ed to play at the point guard posi
tion, which will move senior
Andy Leatherman into his natur
al position of shooting guard.
The Aggies added a freshman
who is expected to make waves.
Daryl Mason from Bryan led his
team to the Class 5A state cham
pionship game last season.
“We think all three of those
young men are going to con
tribute,” Watkins said. “To some
degree, I think the season will
tell us a little bit as we get into it.
But surely the point guard was
one of our needs and we
addressed it by bringing two
players in and they have been
very competitive.”
The Aggies return two of
their big men after missing
them last season. Sophomore
forward Tomas Ress, listed at
7-feet tall, returns after missing
the majority of last season with
a staph infection.
Sophomore center Andy
Slocum returns after missing the
season because of surgery.
Slocum, who has bulked up
to 280 pounds, will give the
Aggies an inside presence they
have been lacking.
Sophomores Jesse King and
Nick Anderson along with
junior Keith Bean look to
improve on solid first seasons at
A&M and give Watkins a versa
tile mix of players who can start
or come off the bench.
“This year, I think we can now
start showing what this program
is going to become,” Watkins
said. “We’ve got the compliment
of players now. We do have some
that may be still young, but I
think because we will be able to
substitute and go to our bench,
we’ll be able to come up with
some strategies that we haven’t
been able to in the past.”
The Aggies begin regular sea
son play Nov. 19 when they host
George Washington University.
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196, and steals, 107.
At post, the Aggies return
28-game starter Lynn Classen,
who underwent knee surgery
during the off season.
Sophomore forward Janae
Derrick, who started sporadi
cally for the Aggies last sea
son, will also return to the
A&M squad. The Trotwood,
Ohio native started for the
Aggies the last 16 games of the
season and had double-digit
scoring outputs during four of
those games.
Junior forward Meg
Banahan will look to make a
mark for the Aggies after sitting
out most of last year with a
knee injury.
“[Meg] is playing a whole
new position this year,” Gillom
said. “She always came in and
gave us instant enthusiasm,
and she played hard in every
thing she did.”
On Jan. 17 against
Oklahoma, Banahan, who was a
force for the Aggies off the
bench, tore the anterior cruciate
ligament in her left knee.
“I haven’t played since
January, so just getting back out
there with the intensity is
important,” Banahan said. “It
feels good so far.”
Senior Celeria Washington
should see considerable playing
time at the post position. The 6-
foot-2-inch Karnack, Texas,
native missed most of the 2000-
2001 season with a back injury,
but played the final 19 games of
the season.
“Our defense is going to win
us a lot of games,” Gillom said.
“[Offensively] we just have to
feel comfortable with ourselves
and get used to playing with
each other.”
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