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They do so much f "There are problems involved ht department affor $50 a month f< basketball players? Can an athlel amount for all its athletes, both m< can't. So the key question would t football?" In early 1983, Heisman Trophy v Georgia a year early and signed a r with the New Jersey Generals of League after compromising his col an agent. After losing Walker, Georgia co of the problems was created b] Athletic Association itself when i years ago to halt schools from pro^ part-time jobs to athletes. "SOME OF these fellows hav money," Dooley said. "They can' inn \/oor\ if w nig iuv oiviiuui y cui fy auu 11 11 summer, they can't work in the su In the last month, Jerry Robins Philadelphia Eagles and 1983 Hei: Rozier have admitted violating N< agents during their senior seasons. Leigh Steinberg, one of the leac the top collegians sing with agents 1 "The competition level among a ly," says Steinberg, who adds th athlete with eligibility remaining. 4 States Football League means thei football players, and that has drav Now there are more agents than t MANY SAY Steinberg's estima "One-third sounds like an awful Davis of Oregon State IJniversii treasurer of the NCAA, "but tl believe there isn't a problem." Berra. Continued from page who has started 36 of 40 varsity ga? to Berra for the past two years. "You need to know the sweep hand," Berra said. "It's been h sweeper-style this year, because of Midway through this year, the didate, who started all 61 games unable to play because of tendonit Berra was unable to practice for I and out of game action since. "My timing in the air and ball coi playing," he said. "I haven't been Freshman Marty Baltzagar has absence. Baltzagar has started in five gai time in 11 of this season's 20 mate One game's performance Berra Diame on nis injury was tne loss to "This was definitely my worst gj like I disappointed everyone that c In the 2-1 overtime upset, Berra' scored on him half way through th Berra was also ejected from the g; player Eric Eichmann. Despite his injury, Berra said h game the USC-St. Louis game, play Invitational Tournament. "It's been four years since I've guys," he said, "and I just wantet I've improved." The Gamecocks tied scoreless wi "1 think it says something for make his highlight games the first < career," Berson said. Berra was named MVP of the nonor given oy the participating cc The Gamecocks, currently rank Division I schools, are still in the ri tional Collegiate Athletic Associati "There are some important gam NCAA decides," Berson said. "All back and wait." Decisions for the playoffs will bi Waiting for the decision of a another college game, Berra said he hopes of playing professional socci } I favor ithletes college athletes, especially i agents before the NCAAinent agent claims ? the What can be done?" inything," Tennessee foot's not fair, because some of >arents can't afford to send and athletic directors who letes up front, giving them :r to cover incidental costs. I Don James, coach of No. ' ike to see the players get a or their universities. ?re, though. Can an athletic 3r all college football and :ic department afford that ( ;n and women? It probably ( >e: Is it going to be just for vinner Herschel Walker left nultimillion-dollar contract i the United States Football ^ 1 liege eligibility by retaining ach Vince Dooley said one j the National Colleeiate t changed its rules several aiding spending money and e no way of earning any t have part-time jobs (durleed to go to school in the i mmer." on and Mike Quick of the sman Trophy winner Mike ZAA rules by signing with ling agents, says a third of j before the NCAA deadline. gents has grown enormousat he has never signed an 'The creation of the United e are more jobs for college /n new agents into the field. here are football players." te is too high. ly large number," said Jack ty, who also is secretariat's not to infer that we 11 nes, has been sweeper next >er like the back of your ard to keep up with the my ankle." t 1983 All-American canhis first three vears. was is of the ankle. :wo weeks, and has been in ntrol has been off from not able to run, either." been playing in Berra's nes, and has seen playing hes. said he wished he could i Clemson, Oct. 14. ime ever," he said. "I felt ame out to watch." 's opponent, Chuck Nash, e second half. ame for fighting with Tiger e hoped to make his best ed last Friday at the Miami played with a lot of these i to show them how much ith 15th ranked SLU. Tim in terms of talent to ind the last weekend of his j Miami Tournament, an >aches. ed 17th nationally among inning for a bid in the Naon playoffs. es this weekend before the I we can do right now is sit e announced Monday, possible chance to play looks toward the future in er.