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1 %?m j| I ,...wfr- ? :*:?*> ( .. -,-. p?p?jri<wiwiii>iiii miii m>iwmii>'" * i <iwATTT^^ "'TTT' And he's off Verlon Rhodes breaks out of the blocks in a i said he will try to break the school record in Former Gam Rv Anrirflvu Millar A month ago, Mike Dunleavy was a guard working for the Smith Barney in Jersey. Now he's a valuable starter fc Milwaukee Bucks. Dunleavy, a former USC standout be with Milwaukee on March 8 after Tiny / the season with a pulled hamstring. Dunleavy, who led the all-National B three-point shooters last season while pla tonio Spurs, has played in 11 games, st; ? r i .i. . a m punas, iuui asMsis dim miui 30 percen eluding 13 of 25 three-pointers. "I'M BASICALLY a role player," telephone interview yesterday."I run the the outside shot so it takes the pressure < like Bob I.anier, Marcus Johnson and Dunleavy, who scored 1,586 points assists while attending Carolina, scored night's loss to the New Jersey Nets. 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Rhodes i the 400-meters tomorrow in the Carolina Invitational. ecock player enj On March 26, the Bucks n unsigned free agent ding to publicity director Bi vestment firm in New press table and said, "What >r the playoff-bound time I saw him, I was playii Dunleavy said he planned tween 1973-76, signed season, but the Nets had < Archibald went out for January, he moved from Te> government securities to cor lasketball Association lying with the San An- ONE DAY at lunch, Dun arted six, averaged 10 if he got an offer to p it from the floor, in- throuph with hncl^ffhnll " li company wouldn't mind if Dunleavy said in a this season. : offense and look for Soon after, Dunleavy got off the big men inside said complements him becai >ydney Moncreff." and are well coached, and dished out 370 "I best fit in with that t) 12 points in Tuesday scorer in Gamecock basket! more with my head than 1 d Classified , to the Episcopal/Luther- Executive placement firm seeks (list Center for worship and grad student applicants for inter>n! 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Currently Rhodes holds the school record in the indoor 600-yard dash (1:09.6) and is the co-owner of the outdoor 200-meters F record (20.8). He also was a member of three r school record relay teams. 1 "Verlon possesses a lot of innate speed, but he is a dedicated hardworker in practice, li too." Strong said. "He has a unique way in f which he prepares himself for races. This ri shows that he is a smart competitor." a Rhodes said senior Rickv Griddine has helped him in his track career at Carolina. S "HE KNEW a lot more about track than I 4 did," he said. "He was willing to work with me and teach me some of the things he knew s about track." 4 Rhodes qualified in the 500-meters for the c National Collegiate Athletic Association Indoor Track and Field Championships held this past year in Syracuse. "I didn't do as well as I wanted.too," the s three-time national indoor qualifier said. "I r i _ oys new roie 11 played at New Jersey and accor- This summer Di ill King, a fan came down to the season, he hopes :'s Dunleavy doing here0 The last Bucks. rig ball with him at the YMCA." ? ] THINK that to sign with New Jersey early this next year ?> saj ;xceeded their salary cap. So in the end G'f the sea cas to New York and began selling Dunleavy said porations for Smith Barney. more years in the "1 know that i leavy's boss asked what he would court," he said. 44 lay in the NBA. "Nothing. I'm anymore. e told him. But his boss said the "It all depends &e resumed his basketball career much they offer ri a call form Milwaukee, a team he "I DON'T have iL . n ?- - . .1 - .t use me ducks execute meir piays most 01 me guar< great jumping abi /pe of team,"the fourth leading ? and play withii ball history said, "because I play Dunleavy said I lo with my body." race and an NBA Advertising HOUSING SERVICES ^ Room for rent. $l<10/month. Call TYPING SERVICE 79H-H811. 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KI-'S KAY |^ is confidence, ich and team 'as really nervous before the race and went lit tnn fact "I think 1 could have made it to the finals 1 would have run a smarter race." RHODES SAID if he would have slowed is pace down in the beginning he would ave made it in the finals. "1 ran a nervous race instead of a smart ace.'' Rhodes said his goals for the season are to et all-conferencc honors and to qualify for he NCAA outdoor meet. "I know 1 have the potential to make it," ic saiu. 11 an aepenas on mc aay. THIS PAST weekend at the Atlantic Coast delays, Rhodes had an exceptional day, ecording his two best splits in the ,600-meter relay and sprint medly relay. "I ran above my potential in the relays," ic said. "1 caught up with and passed a guy rom N.C. State that finished second in the lationals this year, so I was pretty happy bout the whole day." Rhodes said if he has good weather on Saturday for the Carolina Invitational, he ouId break a school record v in the OO-meters. "If I qualify for the nationals, it will be a chool record," the Easley native said. 'Weather permitting, I expect to have an ex v|uiunai iau. AS FOR Rhodes's future after college he aid that he has an "open mind about unning." i NBA inleavy will return to the company, and next to return to the courts with the Milwaukee the Bucks are interested in having me back d. "We're going to talk about a contract at son." he thought he could play for a couple of NBA. ny body can take the punishment on the I just don't know if I can take the traveling on the city that I want to live in and how ne. the size or the great speed. I'm only 6-2 and is are between 6-4 and 6-5, and they have lities. 1 play with my best asset ? my head n the system." lis immediate goals are to win the division t i 1 ? WCJSC S UNLIMIT- ; Dissertations, S|^S| md Typing). 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