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By SALLY WILSOix
Asst. Sports Editor
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^e. "We (as assistant coaches) are in a
) know how good they are," he said. "A lot
rules lead to unreasonable recruiting
;ult of Walsh's first year on the committee,
i hired eight investigators to aid the three
nes who were responsible for more than 600
'he NCAA now has 11 investigators for the
m's eight districts. "We can keep on top of
Walsh said.
Dointment to assistant chairman of the
e surprised Walsh. "I had no idea I'd be
Walsh said. He believes he was chosen
le worked closely with Duke's basketball
1 Foster, president of the NABC last year,
mmittee, which consists of assistant
rom each NCAA district and four at-large,
the NCAA conventions at the end of the
1 season in Atlanta.
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