Page 14/The Battalion/Thursday, March 1, 1984
TANK MCNAMARA®
by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds
USFL policy outlawed
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United Press International
LOS ANGELES — The U.S.
Football League’s policy against
drafting college underclassmen
violates federal antitrust law, a
judge ruled Wednesday in a de
cision that could alter the struc
ture of professional sports.
Although the National Foot
ball League and Canadian Foot
ball League were not involved
in the case, their college eligibil
ity rules are identical to the con
tested USFL policy against
drafting a collegiate player be
fore his four years of eligibility
have expired.
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Officials of the NFL and GFL
had no immediate comment.
T he opinion released formal
ized a decision U.S. District
Judge Laughlin Waters an
nounced after hearing argu
ments Jan. 30 in the case of Bob
Boris, a former punter with the
University of Arizona.
Don Meyers, a USFL attor
ney, said the decision could
clear the way for the signing of
collegiate star running back
Marcus Dupree, 19, who has re-
f ortedly agreed to a five-year,
5 million contract with the
New Orleans Breakers.
“Marcus Dupree is now in a
position where he can say to the
USFL, or the NFL for that mat
ter, Tm good enough, I’m ma
ture enough. The court says
your eligibility rules are a viola
tion of the antitrust law. I want
to play,’” Meyers said.
Waters consented to a USFL
request to allow an immediate
appeal of the ruling while other
issues raised in the suit await
trial later this year. A league at
torney said papers would be
filed with the 9tn Circuit Court
of Appeal within 10 days.
Boris left Arizona in 1982
and signed with an agent, which
made him permanently ineli
gible for college sports. Ignored
by the CFL, Boris became frus
trated when the USFL signed
college standout Herschel
Walker after his junior season
and then said it would make no
more exceptions to its eligibility
rule. Boris sued the league and
its Arizona Wranglers’ fran
chise. The Phoenix team had
the option to select Boris in the
January 1985 USFL draft, after
his theoretical college d
expired.
In a brief sii
judgment, Laughlin
USFL’s eligibility rule
plied to Boris,
‘group boycott’ and
fore a per se violation’
trust law.
Laughlin said then
USFL gave for the
rule — its use by the
CFL as well as protnotj
cient operation and tht
tance of a college eduaj
“may have had varying
of merit."
The judge said, hi
“the eligibility ruleoftlJ
... involved combining J
primary purpose ofcoej
excluding” certain
Vol 78
Horns, Ponies vie for till
United Press International
AUSTIN — The Southwest
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SMU won the league title 23
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They have now won the crown
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“Texas is the favorite,” said
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“But it should be a much closer
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The Lt mghorns won(
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tangs have a uumbet
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month of light woi
United Press International
WASHINGTON — Former
welterweight champion Sugar
Ray Leonard said Wednesday
he plans another month of light
exercise before he begins heavy
workouts for his May 11 return
to the boxing ring.
Leonard was scheduled to
fight Kevin Howard last Satur
day, but the fight was post
poned when Leonard devel
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ard said. He appeared "
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c “Having the scar tissue Section.
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from the doctors is grit gan.
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