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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1990
Page
7
Michael Shady examines the NCAA convention moves, arguing three fewer games and limited spring practice do little to curb payoffs, violations, or the win at all costs culture. He says graduation data disclosure helps but ignores deeper problems in college athletics.
The Nabisco deal ends a $5 million annual sponsorship hit for the PGA Tour as RJR Nabisco shifts funds. The Nabisco Championship, golf's richest event, will vanish from the tour after this season. Commissioner Deane Beman and sponsor reps cite program growth and reallocation of funds.
Alabama fans greeted the hire of Gene Stallings after Bill Curry was fired. Stallings, a former Bryant associate, signed a 104000 per year contract and will lead the Crimson Tide, with many former players expressing support for his appointment.
Clemson University regions grappling with repeated NCAA rule violations faces a March 12 deadline to submit a written response. Athletic Director Bobby Robinson outlines the process as a committee led by university officials gathers facts ahead of the NCAA Infractions Committee meeting in Kansas City April 2 through 22 and possible outcomes for coach Danny Ford.
Louisville defeated South Carolina 78-66 at the Frank McGuire Arena. The Cardinals jumped to an early 8-0 lead and built a 31-13 advantage, while South Carolina struggled with turnovers in the opening half. The Gamecocks fought back in the second half, trimming the gap to 54-44, but could not complete the comeback.
The report describes a Louisville basketball score 79 to 66 with scattered player names and stats obscured by OCR. A quote attributes the loss to poor second half adjustments and a Crum remark on not playing their game or adjusting effectively.
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