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Page 14/The Battalion/Wednesday, March 28, 1984
Some Coogs
do graduate
TANK MIN IMUM
by Jeff Millar &
United Press International
HOUSTON — Coach Guy
Lewis Tuesday cursed a news
paper story that said no Hous
ton Cougars basketball player
since 1968 had graduated from
the school.
“Like so many stories, that’s
bull Lewis said of a Chi-
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cago Sun Times sports story.
Lewis regretted the timing of
the article because he said it dis
tracted from preparing his cur
rent team to play the Virginia
Cavaliers in the NCAA Final
Four Tournament Saturday.
“Why is it about this time ev
ery year that so many smart
guys appear and try to run me
down?” he said. “There’s always
something.”
Sun Times reporter Taylor
Bell reported, “Cuy Lewis has
not had a players graduate since
Don Chaney (1968).”
When University of Houston
athletic department officials
heard about it they were infu
riated.
A cursory check of the doz
ens of basketball players since
that time turned up 24 grad
uates and five more working on
degrees since 1968, Sports In
formation Director Jay Gold
berg said.
“That’s 1.3 graduates a year
— which is a lot higher than
none,” Goldberg said.
“Most people don’t realize
once you go into pro ball it’s
hard to get them back to finish
their degree,” he said.
Lewis said he would take no
action against the erroneous
story.
“I can’t worry about that
now. I’ve got to get a team re
ady for Virginia,” he said.
/
Football powers in NIT
Irish to face Wolverinel
United Press International
NEW YORK — Given the
tradition of the schools and size
of the teams, it would be fitting
to play the 47th NIT
championship game on New
Year’s Day.
Instead, it will be on Wednes
day night, but the Michigan-
Notre Dame battle might be as
rough as any bowl game. Both
the Wolverines and Irish used
muscle to advanced to the NIT
final, and neither plan on chan
ging now.
In both Michigan’s 78-75 vic
tory over Virginia Tech and
Notre Dame’s 65-59 triumph
over Southwestern Louisiana in
the semifinals Monday, the win
ners had a solid advantage un
der the boards.
“We took them under the
boards and used our strength
on their skinny guys,” guard
Tom Sluby said after the Irish’s
win over Southwestern Loui
siana. “Michigan doesn’t have
any skinny guys.”
The Wolverines, 22-10, start
6-11 Tim McCormick, 6-10 Ray
Tarpley and 6-6 Richard Rel-
Iford up front and bring 6-7
Butch Wade in off the bench.
McCormick grabbed 12 re
bounds and Tarpley and Wade
had 11 each Monday as Michi
gan outrebounded Virginia
Tech 41-25.
Notre Dame, 21-11, counters
with 6-10 Ken Barlow, 6-8 Jim
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