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Aggies, Former Students
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Monday
November 25
O.R. Simpson Brill Field
Morrow
0:00 p.m.
Free Food,
Games
G Local Bands
8:00p.m.
yell Practice
featuring the
Texas Aggie Football Team,
Fell leaders & Aggie Sand
STROKE 9 & CORY MORROW
FOLLOWING TELL PRACTICE
In the event of inclement weather, Yell Practice & Concert will be held in Rudder Auditorium.
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ENGL 1302-01
EPCT 1301-01
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Swimming and Diving teanj
ready for action in Pittsburi
By Jeff Allen
THE BATTALION
The A&M swimming and
diving teams will be donning
their maroon parkas and hitting
the road this weekend for a meet
in the climate-controlled won
derland of the frozen North.
More accurately, they will be
going to Pittsburgh for a five
team invitational.
“Well, you just want to see
different competition,” said
men’s head coach MelNash.
“Last year we went to Indiana,
the year before that, or so, we
went to North Carolina. We try'
to go ahead and get exposure to
other schools and see different
people you’ll see at the national
championships; it also helps
your recruiting base to go out
and be seen in other places.”
Both teams will be facing
their first real tests in three
weeks after easily defeating the
University of Louisiana-Monroe
last week. The men (2-2) are
looking for their first big win of
the season after falling to
national powers USC and UT
earlier in the year.
“Pittsburgh is a real good,
solid team ranked 22nd or 23rd.
They usually shave down a
number (of swimmers) for this
meet,’’ Nash said. “Michigan
State is a Big 10 team and they
We try to go ahead
and get
exposure to other
schools and see
different people
you'll see at
the national
championships.
— Mel Nash
men's swimming coach
have lots of good swimming
there which brings another
aspect in.
“U Conn always has some
good individuals and they’ll
come in shaved down too. when
those teams shave some people
and it ends up being a pretty
good head to head match, it
gives us someone to race in
every event.”
The men will be hoping to
solidify the No. 16 national
ranking with a strong showing
in the meet. The team is trying
to hold on to a streak of Top 25
finishes dating back to the 1995
season.
For the women (4-2), this
meet will serve as a guide post
of things to come. So J
year the No. 24 team
itself a force toberecko^l
in a convincing victor, .,]
Arkansas team it fe!
previous. In the same
though, the ladiessiicct.|
the then No. 6 SMl !
team.
I le el pleased that
going in the right (L.,
said women’s headcoadij
Bultman. “They’ve gow
ter as the season has go«i
W'ic looking fort |
some season best times"
Both teams are
come up against some ttj
competition this
amidst the docile climaierj
indoor natatorium.'nieti
women will be facing a j
of Pittsburgh, I
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University of Connectkn.
The competition wi
texlay and span the «et
concluding on Sunday.r,
time the Aggies will,
home. The meet will bey
meet of the semester ijjj
men.
The women have®:
challenge before the eodij
semester against the h
of Kansas in Lawrence Dei
in their first Big 12cot
of the year.
Sweet 16
Continued from page 5
athletes all around the field. They are very
disciplined in the way that they play. The
game doesn’t get out of control for them very
much. They’re definitely worthy of their No.
3 national ranking.”
The winner of the Texas A&M/UCLA
match will play the winner of the
Tennessee/North Carolina match in the
national quarterfinals.
UCLA holds a 1-0 edge over A&M. win
ning its only match in 2000, 4-0.
Kickoff is set for 9 p.m. central time on
Saturday.
Tech
Continued from page 5
out a 3-2 win at home against the Aggies.
Hie road has been a place the Aggies have stri
this season, w inning just three times in conferencs
With just three regular season matches retffin
road w in in Lubbock could go a long way tonufe
impression on the NCAA selection committee
“We know w-e’ve got to go into these net
games w ith a mindset that we will winandcoi
on top.” Munsch said. “We need these threef
It would be nice to w in these to show the w
committee that we can win on the road.
First serve Saturday is at 7 p.m. in the
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Aggies open season
Sunday versus TSU
The Texas A&M men's basket
ball season will begin Sunday
when Texas Southern
University visits Reed Arena for
a 7 p.m tipoff.
The Aggies finished the exhi
bition season 1-1 after falling to
SPORTS IN BRIEF
the EA Sports Southwest All-
Stars on Tuesday at Reed
Arena, 98-94.
Leading the Aggies during the
game was Leandro Garcia-
Morales who notched 27
points, 10 rebounds, and six
assists.
Bernard King added 26
points and shot 12 of 14 from
the free-throw line.
The Aggies are lo^
rebound after a 9-22
last year in which they ; -
last in the Big 12 Confei®
TSU is coming off of an ^
season in 2°01 but
returning 12 of their -
men from last season.
A&M is 7-0 all-time ; |
TSU and the teams have«l
met since the 1993 season
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