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r.arlicimn I -m*m. A m. x-r m. m. M M M, NIT Sel From page 20 New Rochelle, N.Y. "We have to be somewhat c arena," Carlisimo explained, 4 cessful financial tournament. B thing." Sellout crowds at Purdue's Ma fhp Rnilwrmalfo ''c onrl tlin Mil ...x/ ^vnviiuuiivi o unu me m J Purdue onto the semi-finals in i time in four years. The other yi Final Four. Previously booked engagemenl and the lack of free neutral sit should have hosted games to plaj That opened the way for teams lil The NIT has served as a laun champions in the past few yez Indiana, who captured the NIT crown the next year. Carlisimo also said his tournar closed strongly after poor starts season tournament. A couple of tl poor starts, Oklahoma and Purdi finals of the NIT. Carlisimo said after the firs committee sits down again to det sites, using the same criteria emi process. That selection process words of protest from coaches ar the selection or seedings. So the doesn't publicize their findings. "For three years," Carlisiiru mented on the contents of our"di many problems as to why we' re \ But Carlisimo has no doubts a success of the NIT. "I'm very certain we're ve Carlisimo said. Just ask teams like Indiana ai from poor starts to post stro champs in March. ELECTRONIC s-?VOLTi ^PROM p ^ } BASIC I/( 'i v 1 (FORTRAN y> YOU SPENT LOf YOUR DEGREE ABOUT WHE USI WARNER ROBI offers a civil service work with state-ofadvanced defens Warner Robins ALC ' engineers in 1 1-800-841-911 or write to: DPCSC-Emi wmfnjkmmu IIIMRIiIIIIIIIN I III III III II11 WARNER ROBIN) ROBINS A.F. U.S. CITIZENSHIP REQUIflEI I Discusses George Rogers I ection ?e Honored rormer Ubl Gamecock George Rogers, NFL's rookie-ofthe-year for the New onscious of the size of the Orleans Saints, has been 'so we can sponsor a sue- named South Carolina's ut that's not the important professional athlete of the year by the S.C. Athletic ckey Arena added money to Hall of Fame, r's cofferes, and spurred Rogers, who won the the Big Apple for the third Heisman Trophy during ear they went to the NCAA his 8-4 senior year with the Gamecocks in 1980, ts at arena's of other schools will be honored with es forced some teams that Clemson's Jeff Davis, ' on the road Carlisimo said. amateur athlete of the ce Purdue to be a host team. year, during a banquet ching pad for future NCAA April 23 at the Carolina i r*c nrtf oKlt? T/ - "-J * It o, Iiuiauij rvciiLU^lvy anu inn. ' and then took the NCAA Bobby Bryant, a former USC star and exnent gets to give teams that Minnesota Viking, golfer a chance to play in a post- Randy Glover and the his year's additions that had late Charles Bolden, a je, both made it to the semi- Columbia area high school coach, have t two rounds of play, the already been named as ermine the third pairing and new members of the Hall )loyed in the initial selection of Fame. 5 has caused some strong Tickets cost $15 and id teams that felt slighted in may be obtained by JIT now selects in secret and writing the S.C. Athletic Hall of Fame, P.O. Box ) said, "we've never com- 12338, Columbia, S.C. scussion. We've created too 29211. ve seeded here?' As a Gamecock, Rogers bout the overall fairness and set records for most points scored, most ry fair to all concerned," touchdowns scored, most ! yards rushing, most total nd Kentucky, who recovered yards offense and most ng finishes and became times rushing during his career. 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