Van Winkle confident bid to coach SIU basketball
Allen Van Winkle, head coach at Jackson College, traveled to Carbondale for an interview to become SIU Carbondale's next basketball coach. He joined Joe Ramsey and Jack Morgenthaler among three finalists, with Athletic Director Gale Sayers to announce a decision Monday. Van Winkle recalled NCAA sanctions at Southwestern Louisiana in the 1970s and defended his past role, stressing compliant, aggressive recruiting and a fast paced, entertaining style. He pointed to Jackson College success, a 88-14 record, and named potential SIU players Kevin Willis, Cleveland Ribbins, and James Copeland as immediate assets.
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Mike Chamness
Southern Illinoisan
Allen van Winkle
van Winkle
Jackson
Mich.) Community College
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Gale Sayers
Intercollegiate Athletic Committee
Joe Ramsey
Millikin University
Jack Morgenthaler
Western Illinois
Sayers
Southwestern Louisiana
Cal Poly-Pomona
West Texas State
Jackson College
NCAA
Cal Poly- Pomona
Beryl Shipley
Tom Cox
Harry Garverick
Manny Goldstein
New Mexico
SIUC
Lute Olson
Iowa
Dick Versace
Bradley
Gene Keady
Purdue
Nolan Richardson
Tulsa
Versace
Kevin Willis
Cleveland Ribbins
Pittsburgh
James Copeland
Arizona
Arizona State
Oregon State
Panthers rally past Salukis 8 7 in season opener
Greenville beats SIU Carbondale 8 7 as Salukis commit seven errors and misplay late innings. Jones cites defense and consistency as the key factors while Corey Zawadzki drives in two and Glenn Hobbie scores the winning run. The Salukis steal eight bases but fail to capitalize on Greenville errors.
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Larry Bush
Southern Illinoisan
Greenville Panther
Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
SIUC
Itchy Jones
Saluki
Panthers
Salukis
Greenville
Jones
Chris Wicks
Tom Caulfield
Wicks
Billy Wallace
Terry Johnson
Donnie McKee
Harold Brown
Brown
McKee
Glenn Hobbie
Mike Mesh
Wallace
Hobbie
Warrick White
Mesh
Bobby Doerrer
Doerrer
Johnson
Brian Martie
Lazerie Hudson
Texas
Maurice Almon
Joe Richardson
Scott Bridges
Doerzer
Zawadzki
Corey
P.J. Schranz
Kempton
Michael Blumhorst
Blumhorst
Rick Wysocki
Cincinnati
Caulfield
Oakland
SIU C
Hurricane climbs NIT mountain in Tulsa triumph
Tulsa coach Nolan Richardson, a former junior college transfer, guides the Golden Hurricane to an 86-84 overtime win over Syracuse for the NIT title. Greg Stewart, from Western Texas JC, earns MVP with 23 points, including the decisive layup. Purdue downs West Virginia 75-72 in OT for third-place.
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New York
Tulsa
Nolan Richardson
Golden Hurricane
Greg Stewart
Stewart
Richardson
Western Texas Community College
Phil Spradling
Paul Pressey
David Brown
Western Texas
Syracuse
Tony
Bruin
Erich Santifer
Sean Kerins
Santifer
Orangemen
Dan Schayes
Leo Rautins
Rautins
Toronto
Brown
Kerins
Spradling
Mike Anderson
Purdue
West Virginia
Drake Morris
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