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Cummings voices Ags’concerns
By KAREN BLOCH
Sports Writer
Many Texas A&M students would
like to have the chance to talk about
athletics with Head Football Coach
Jackie Sherrill.
Scott Cummings, a senior, health
education major from Aleif.has the
chance to talk to Sherrill every
month.
Cummings is the student rep
resentative to the Texas A&M Uni
versity Athletic Council. The council
makes recommendations to Presi
dent Vandiver about the varsity ath
letic program.
“1 have several responsibilities,”
Cummings said, “but the most im
portant part of my job is to voice stu
dents’ views to the council.”
The athletic council is responsible
for sending a delegate — a faculty
representative from the council — to
meetings of the NCAA, Southwest
Conference and the College Football
Association.
In addition to Sherrill, Associate
Athletic Director John David Crow
and other members of the Athletic
Department staff usually attend the
meetings, Cummings said.
“They report on academics, tele
vision contracts, facilities and the
NCAA and SWC. We use the infor
mation they (the Athletic Depart
ment staff) give us to make our deci
sions.”
Dr. Tom Adair, chairman of the
athletic council, said, “The council
discusses issues that will come before
the NCAA, SWC or College Football
Association. The appropriate rep
resentative meets with Vandiver
and, together, they decide how the
University will vote.”
Cummings said he wondered if
the faculty on the council would lis
ten to his views.
“I was real nervous at first, but
they listen and encourage me to let
them know how the students feel,”
Cummings said. “John David Crow
asked me to help think of ways to im
prove student enthusiasm about
spring sports. We’ve been looking
into the possibility of having an All
University Night the first night of
the spring semester.”
ig with E
leaders
Koldus, the yell leaders and the
band, trying to improve partici
pation in spring sports,” Crow said.
“We don’t want to break any tradi
tions or cause any problems.
“I just can’t understand why, with
18,000 to 22,000 students attending
every football game, we can’t even
get 2,000 to attend a basketball
game.”
Rozier
wants
Oilers
United Press International
HOUSTON — The agent for
Heisman Trophy winner Mike Ro
zier says now that the running back
has reached an agreement to buy out
his contract with the USFL’s Pitts
burgh Maulers and join the Houston
Oilers.
However, Oilers general manager
Ladd Herzeg said he does not want
to resume talks with Rozier until the
season is over.
“We’re not interested in Mike Ro
zier this season, but we will be willing
to talk after the season,” Herzeg
said.
Agent Art Wilkinson said if the
Oilers won’t sign Rozier this season,
he wants Houston to trade his rights
to another team.
“I can’t let Mike sit out a full sea
son,” he said Wednesday. “I didn’t
break my butt on this deal to have
him sit out for 18 months.
“Mike wants to play for the Oilers.
We still feel Houston is the best place
for him.”
If Houston won’t sign Rozier and
refuses to trade his rights, Wilkinson
says he has two alternatives.
“We can consider an action
against the NFL supplemental
draft,” he said. “We feel there’s a
good chance the courts would de
clare Mike a free agent in the NFL.
“Mike also might consider staying
in the USFL but with another team.
He will not return to the Maulers,
but if they merge with another team,
he might consider playing for the
other team.”
Houston Gamblers general man
ager Gene Burrough says the Maul
ers are one of five USFL teams to ap
proach the Gamblers about the
possibility of a merger.
The Oilers own Rozier’s NFL
rights and attempted to sign him
earlier this season, but Rozier was
not able to buy out of his contract
with the Maulers.
Rozier, who won the Heisman at
Nebraska last year, signed a $3.1
million personal-services contract
with Maulers’ owner Edward DeBar-
tolo Sr.
“After a number of recent serious
discussions with the Maulers, Mike
has an agreement in principle to be
relieved of his contractual obliga
tions,” Wilkinson said.
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