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Texas Tech athletic director Kirby Hocutt hosted a news conference May 21 to announce that head baseball coach Dan Spencer had been fired.

Even though making no change in the program was considered, all Tech athletic programs are expected to compete at the national level, Hocutt said.

“Obviously, the season did not go the way that any of us had hoped, but Dan is a good man, Dan is a Red Raider, and we wish him only success as he moves forward,” Hocutt said at the news conference.

Spencer has three years left on his contract, Hocutt said, which Tech will honor.

Hocutt said the 2012 baseball season did not end as he had hoped, finishing 29-26 overall and 7-17 in the Big 12 Conference.

“Very simply, we are in a business that you are held accountable for your results and those are not the

results that we expect at Texas Tech,” Hocutt said.

Assistant coach Tim Tadlock will serve the role of interim coach until the head coach position is filled.

“Coach Tadlock and I had a chance to visit last night and again this morning, and he has expressed his interest for the full-time position, and he will be a very strong candidate for the full-time position,” Hocutt said.

The search for a new coach began promptly after Spencer was fired and will continue until the position is filled.

During the interim, Tadlock will remain in contact with the players who have committed and signed with Tech.

“You look at no two situations are ever the same and,” Hocutt said, “unfortunately, four years later this one didn’t work out the way anybody believed it would or anybody hoped it would, but you make the decisions that are necessary today and move forward and that is what we intend to do.”

Search continues forhead baseball coachAssistant coach Tim Tadlock to serve as interim until new baseball coach is hired

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TEXAS TECH BASEBALL head coach Dan Spencer was fired on May 20. The search for a new coach continues.

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Tech student facing sexual assault charges Boston Avenue residence hall on schedule to open in August

By EFRAIN DUARTEStaff Writer

Tech student David Watson, 21, was arrested May 6, according to police reports, on charges of aggra-vated sexual assault, retaliation and possession of child pornography.

According to the police report, Watson remains in the Lubbock County Jail on $1.5 million bail for all three charges.

On May 18, according to the report, Watson’s attorney, Chuck Lanehart of Lubbock, filed a writ of habeas corpus asking the court to reduce bail and having no cause to hold Watson on the complaints.

Judge Jim Bob Darnell granted

the writ and hea rd both sides of evi-dence on May 24.

“I expect J u d g e ( J i m Bob) Darnell will follow the

law and substantially reduce the outrageous bail set in each of these three complaints,” Lanehart said in a statement.

No indictments have been brought against Watson, but a grand jury is expected to consider the cases sometime in June, Lane-hart said.➤➤eduarte@dailytoreador.com

Doubles team places 2nd at NCAA

By EFRAIN DUARTEStaff Writer

The last doubles match for Raony Carvalho and Gonzalo Escobar on May 28, ended in a loss in the final round of NCAA Championship.

The final match, which took place indoors in Athens, Ga., re-sulted in a loss to Ohio State Uni-versity’s doubles team.

Head tennis coach Tim Siegel reflected on the season and the NCAA tournament. “For me, the season is emotional,” Siegel said.

According to the Texas Tech Athletic website this is the fourth time in five years the Tech team has finished in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Men’s Top 25.

“I know the score of all six matches at all times and that can be mentally tough and challenging,” Siegel said.

The Tech doubles team beat the

undefeated doubles duo of the Univer-sity of Southern California, which put them in the final match.

Carvalho, a native of Brazil, came to Texas Tech University as the number one tennis player in the 18 and under league in Brazil.

“(The tournament) was special for me because I knew that all of Texas Tech was watching and following us,”

Carvalho said. According to the Tech athletic

website, Carvalho has played tennis all four years while at Tech.

Escobar, a native of Ecuador, fin-ished top five in the junior league before coming to Tech. Escobar also has played for Tech all four years.

Both Carvalho and Escobar com-peted in their last NCAA tournaments

at the end of May. “I think, it being our last chance, we

wanted to finish the best way possible,” Carvalho said.

According to the Tech Athletics Department, Tech closed out the sea-son 16-9, finished second in the Big 12 Conference and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Championships.➤➤eduarte@dailytoreador.com

PHOTO BY SCOTT MACWATTERS/The Daily ToreadorCONSTRUCTION OF THE new residence hall and dining facility on Boston Avenue is expected to be complete before the fall semester begins.

By ASHLYN TUBBSStaff Writer

The new Boston Avenue hall and dining facility is still under construction, but will be completed in August in time for students to check in.

The dorm, which is a fast-track project that began in May 2011, will not exceed 18 months to complete.

“It’s a real tight schedule,” said Michael Molina, vice chancellor of facilities and planning, “but we’re on track and ready to attain it due to good planning and management.”

Molina said interior finishes are being applied to the rooms, and the furniture will move in early July.

Several floors are already com-pleted as the rooms are being fin-ished from south to north.

The hall has been built through

a type of construction called critical path scheduling, Molina said, which is lengthy, but efficient.

He said the rooms are suite style and the hall will contain 516 beds. Students never will have to share a bathroom with more than one person, and the rooms will be furnished with quality products. Each room also will have Wi-Fi Internet access with good connectivity.

“This hall is very different to dorms that have been here longer,” Molina said. “They are cutting edge in design.”

He said they stayed true to the Spanish Renaissance style architecture.

“The clay tile roofs tie it into cam-pus,” he said.

The dining hall is named The Com-mons by United Supermarkets because United donated money and received

its naming rights. Molina said naming rights to the dorm still are up for grabs, and potential donors are being pursued.

The Commons food court is a two-story, 20,500-square-foot stand-alone dining facility, Molina said. That is not a typical cafeteria.

Alan Cushman, manager of mar-keting and merchandising for Hospi-tality Services, said The Commons represents a totally different dining facility. It is the largest dining facility on campus, and will include an Einstein Bros. Bagels, a Mongolian-style grill, an Italian concept with a brick oven pizzeria, a salad line, Mexican grill with fresh guacamole, build-your-own grilled cheese line, soup bar, sandwiches, hot dogs and burgers, and a macaroni and cheese bar.

“It’s such a unique style of dining,”

Cushman said. “It’s a very new represen-tation of food service on campus. We’re always looking to bring new things to campus that students want. Students’ eating habits are always changing, so we can’t wait to bring the newest options available to them.”

Cushman said he is excited for The Commons to open this fall.

“We hope students enjoy it was much as we did putting it together and getting it going,” he said.

Molina said he hopes the Boston Avenue hall and dining facility will turn heads and that students will enjoy it as well.

“It’s a very impressive facility,” he said. “Hats off to the university for staying up with the project on such a fast track.”➤➤atubbs@dailytoreador.com

PHOTO COURTESY OF TRENTON HILBURNRAONY CARVALHO AND Gonzalo Escobar lost in the final round of the NCAA Tennis Championship.

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