Coaches Debate Shoe Contracts In College Basketball
A syndicated column surveys how shoe sponsorships influence college basketball. Coaches like Terry Holland and Frank Allen defend earnings tied to shoe deals while others urge institutional control. Industry reps cite regional sales effects and the need for coach involvement in promotion and design. Several athletic directors favor restricting earnings to protect faculty salaries and avoid conflicts.
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Mike Cronin
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John Morgan
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Dale Brown
Reeves Expected Back In Broncos Camp Today
Denver Broncos coach Dan Reeves, recovering from coronary artery blockages, is expected to return to camp within hours. Interim coach Wade Phillips said Reeves’ immediate role was undecided as doctors cleared him and he travels back to Colorado.
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Woods Focuses on Execution in Two-a-Days for Gamecocks
USC coach Sparky Woods outlines two-a-day practices aimed at improving on-field execution over conditioning. With eight players in new positions and a shift to a 4-3 defense, Woods stresses getting players where to be and when to be there. He notes early signs of strength and speed gains as the squad adapts to multiple position changes across offense and defense.
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U.S. Edges Argentina In World Championship Quarterfinal
The United States survived a furious Argentina rally to win 104 100 before a raucous Luna Park crowd of 6 500. Kenny Anderson scored 32 as Mike Krzyzewski praised Argentina for their late surge and tenacity.
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Sanders Ends 2 Weeks Of Relaxation
Suwanee Georgia cornerback Deion Sanders ends two weeks off after failing to join the Falcons camp on time. He paid a 37000 fine for tardiness and missed mini camp and the preseason opener. Sanders arrived Monday for a physical and practiced, aiming to adapt to coach Glanville's bump and run scheme.
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Royer Wins Third Annual Shotmakers Golf Tournament
Hugh Royer III captured the pro division at Forest Hills Golf Club in Augusta Aiken. He led after a 68 first round, then followed with 69 to beat Ron Terry by two shots. Amateur Brant Essner won by 17 strokes.
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