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Swim <
By Mickey Trimai
rru i.
i ne recent, COJ
involving the poss
several major ind
schools withdrawing
National Collegiate
Association (NCAi
situation of the haves
nots," according
Carolina swim coi
Gentry.
"I can't see Duttin
university to work
schools," Gentry sa
should they (small
reap the benefits
schools? They're
weight and they don'
do a thing about it.'
USC President W
Patterson said Tu<
large schools have
by recent economic
i i ii _
fcpuiRsureu uy siiicine
which outnumber D
schools 454 to 238.
Patterson said he
which seven confer
willing to withdraw.
Coast Conference
Commissioner R<
James said last wee
would join in suet
drawal should it tal
Other likely confer
the Southeastern, Bi|
Eight, Pacific Ei
Southwestern.
However, Pattei
Sunday the possibil
major schools seceec
than it was before
vention.
Proposed reorgan
Division I was postp
npxt vftar's rnnvpnl
proposal would have
separate classi
a
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I manage c
I must hav
I business |
need not
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ability of
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^ Athletic .
ach Alan
g a major
for other T|
id. "Why v hfa
I srhnnlsl ^
of large g|0 ^S||
like dead
t intend to
William H. /i
ssday the /
been hurt alan geni
legislation ...small sc
r colleges,
ivision I (Division U
allowed to
isn't sure separate r
ences are schools.
AHantip "TKn ???
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i (ACC) division woi
jbert C. program at,
k the ACC "Reorganize
1 a with- will satisfy
ke place. making sch<
ences are should we 1
g Ten, Big them (small
ght, and Two pieces
might have
^son said withdrawal
ity of the were rec
ling is less television
the p.on- rpfipnts in
adoption of i
ization of system for al
oned until voted down,
ion. The
created a A plan sufc
fication Horn, Presic
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iscusses
The
WY yoi
hools "dead weight" ]et
pul
U that would be pre
operate under ath
ules from other Gei
auon 01 a new
uld not hurt our Sta
all/' Gentry said. Th<
ng the league so it sm
the large money spe
X)1 is good. Why sai<
lave to work for wh;
schools)?"
> of legislation that Ii
caused a mass athl
from the NCAA thai
iistribution of sch
and bowl game tuit
football and an bas
i new financial aid shif
thletes. Both were and
to t
III
U?t Plfoi
riumcu uy oicpucu "J01
lent of Long Beach athl
ITION
lBLENC
ng AAonag
dent with the
ant salespers*
^ 0<m w*. J M ?
-mi uiEu u purn
fhout these qi
ve remuneral
:ked up at R
Rm. 316, Rus;
e returned
Later than n<
.V>S-%SV?\VW%\V
i NCAA
te, proposed that revenues
m television and bowl
nes would be distributed to
re than 400 Nf!AA mil oaoe
V""V,bW
t play football. The
jority of those revenuse
uld have gone to the
ision I schools and as much
25 per cent to each to each
Division II and Division III
ools.
That is ridiculous," Gentry
i. "Schools arp in a r>rkn
?nce to satisfy like needs,
it's why there are coninces."
The small schools want to
this to try and overwhelm
i. If they want big money,
them spend some time on
slicity and scholarship
>grams like the other
letic directors have done,"
ntry said.
mu!- i IM ' ?
mis is jusi liKe tne United
ites Welfare system,
jre's a recession on and the
all school's may have been
;nding loosely,Gentry
i. "Now they want to share
at the others have got."
1 terms financial aid to the
letes, the NCAA proposed
t Division I and Division II
ools continue to award
ion and fees solely on the
is of athletic ability, while
ting additional aid for room
1 board and other expenses
he need principle. Division
colleges already use that
tern for all their aid to
letes.
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Swim ?
Instead, the score ,
after the diving, and *
said, Miami won tt
anyway. That's sv
THE DEFEAT, Y
could not erase the
Carolina, as well as
swam very well. Foi
records were set
teams. Sophomor
Midwinter set rec
winning the
backstroke (1:55.3)
200-yard freestyle (1:
Steve Breiter broke U
Tom Schmidt's recor
1000-yard freestyle
9:38.415 performance
midt, not to be cutdon
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was 59-47 a 4':39.162 time :
is Gentry freestyle, also a
le relay, Miami coac
rimming, gained a measu
lowever, on his friend an
fact that Gentry, whose
> Miami, upset the Hurric
lit school for the Nationa
by both Championship,
e Greg "WELL, W
ords in hoping we i
200-yard around" Diaz s
and the been waiting for
43.080). to do something
iammate man, (Kirk)
a in the (Gary) Rees dii
with a and our divers e>
!. Sch- through.
ie,j>wam Swimming Cai
home pool had
>og before the meet
cern was reli<
Coke victory.
"We knew we i
Diaz said. "Allc
South Carolina
really wish the
close.M
.'ftth Gamecocks c
were Midwinter
meet. Schmidt1
against Tulane.
' "\ , - V , ?
5 ' ^
fLYi
t VHi
in the 500-yard
record.
h Bill Diaz
ire of revenge
d counterpart
t Gamecocks
anes last year
1 Independent
E'VE been
vould come
aid. "We've
our freestyles
m # %
iwo iresnPeppas
and
d a good job,
specially came
rolina in their
Hiai u/nrpiorl
? V/i A 1VU
, but his consved
by the
were in for it,"
>ur meets with
are close. I
y weren't so
>f the Meets
for the Miami
won the award