Best of the rest
Pacific 10 schools show off their new recruits
Washington coach Don James was
speaking at a news conference in Seattle
Wednesday about the big one that got away —
6-8, 280 lineman Jim FitzPatrick who joined up
with Southern California.
"I had a feeling we weren't going to get
him," said James
A reporter spoke up: "I hear O J. wined and
dined him for 'SC "
"I heard they resurrected John Wayne for
him too," retorted James
Letter of intent day is always a day of
mixed feelings for coaches in the Pacific 10
Conference — happiness and relief when a
Kevin Willhite puts his name on the dotted line,
disappointment when a Jim FitzPatrick goes
somewhere else
Each member of the conference could
point to at least one top recruit they're proud to
show off
James was pleased with the 16 players
who signed letters of intent to join the Huskies
Several held excellent credentials, including
Tim Peoples, a wide receiver-defensive back
from San Jose, Calif Peoples was all-state,
all-Northern California and most valuable
player in his league, catching 33 passes for 543
yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior
In Corvallis, the Oregon State Beavers
were rejoicing with the news that Andre Todd,
the much-recruited lineman from Pittsburgh,
Calif. had opted to join the Orange Forces
Two other Californians signed as future
wide receivers for the Beavers They are Rex
Brown of Oceanview High School in Hunting
ton Beach and transfer Danny Robinzine of
San Bernardino Valley Community College
The 5-10, 168-pound Brown has times of 10 5
for 100 meters and 21 4 for 200 meters The
6-0, 168-pound Robinzine has times of 10 4
and 21 4 in the sprints
The Washington State Cougars signed 14
football recruits Wednesday, including three
members of Richland High School s state
championship team Richland quarterback
Mark Bircher tackle John Wunderlich and
linebacker Tom Cushms signed letters of intent
with WSU Richland won the state AAA title last
fall
Below follows a listing of eight of the
Pac-10 schools' top recruits
Oregon State University
Andre Todd (lineman — 6-3 200 Pittsburgh Calif )
Re* Broturn (ytnde receiver — 5-10 168 Huntington Beach Calif )
Danny Robinzme tsvide receiver — 6-0 168 San Bernadmo
Valley CC Calif)
Joe Phillips (def i.neman - 6-3 ?44 Vancouver Wash )
Anthony Walthall (otf lineman—6-1 255 San Joaquin Delta CC
Cam )
Andre Tay»or (tight end — 6-5 255 Merritt CC Calif )
Steve Briggs (off lineman — 6-6 245 Merritt CC Calif)
Eric Jones fnvide receiver — 6-2 170 College of San Mateo.
Calif)
Dan Carr*er tdef lineman — 6-4 ?35 Diablo Valley CC Calif)
Frank Jones (oft lineman — 6-3. 255. Renton, Wash )
Ron Terry (linebacker — 6-0, 215, Tacoma. Wash )
Reggie Bynum (wide receiver — 6-2. 175, San Jose. Calif)
Mike lope? (del back — 6-1, 195, Aloha)
Paul Hays (del lineman — 6-5. 220. Corvallis)
Ellis Dozier (linebacker — 6-3, 205, Richmomd, Calif)
Dave Giacomelli (off lineman — 6-4. 250. Richmond. Calif)
A J Ross (running back — 5-10. 180. San Rafael. Calif.)
Darin Brekke (light end — 6-7. 220. Marysville. Wash )
Mike Johnson (ofl lineman — 6-4. 268. Renton, Wash )
Willie Stubblefield (linebacker — 6-2. 205. Novato. Calif)
Lenny Davis (wide receiver — 5-10. 180. Pittsuburgh. Calif)
Darnck Bnlz (off lineman — 6-4. 245, Pinole. Calif)
Chris Ley (center — 6-4, 205, Hialeah, Florida)
University of Arizona (top recruits)
Craig Vesting (linebacker — 6-3. 195. Tuscon. Ariz )
Andy Crouch (quarterback — 6-2, 175 San Diego. Calit)
Mark Hoismgton (lineman — 6-4. 240. Norristown. Penn )
Glenn Wellman (running back — 6-0. 190, Los Angeles)
Arizona State University (top recruits)
Darin Tupper (linebacker — 5-10. 215, Phoenix Ariz )
Glenn Dennard (wide receiver — Tempe Ariz )
Greg Battle (linebacker — 6-2. 205. Wilmington. Calif)
Jett Van Raaphorst (quarterback — 6-3 205. San Diego. Calif)
University of Washington (top recruits)
Clay Griffith (off lineman — 6-5 240 Miles City Mont)
Mark Larsen (oft lineman — 6-5 245 Cascade Wash )
Tim Peoples(wide receiver — 6-1. 190. San Jose. Calif)
Wayne Anderson (def lineman — 6-4. 225. Spokane Wash )
Bruce Johnson (fullback — 6-3 220 Seattle)
Steve Lauterfdet back — 6-1 190 Hacienda Heights. Calif)
Washington State University (top recruits)
Mark Bircher (quarterback — Richland. Wash )
John Wunderlich (lineman — Richland Wash )
Tom Cush ms (linebacker — Richland Wash )
Ron Collins (running back — Cashmere Wash )
Chris Maynard (tight end — Auburn. Wash )
Mike Wold (kicker — Walla Walla CC Wash )
James Krakosi (quarterback — Fremont Calit)
Chris Eischen (wide receiver — Portland)
UCLA (top recruits)
Jim Alexander (lineman — 6-4 235. Pinole. Calif)
Tory Pankopf (lineman — 63. 240. Long Beach. Calif)
Eric Rogers (off lineman — 6-4 250 Colton, Calif)
Joe Goebel (def lineman — 65 250. Midland. Texas)
Jim McCullough (del lineman — 65 245, Hemet. Calif)
Greg Francois (tailback — 62.195. Bayonne. New Jersey)
Matt Stevens (quarterback — 6-0. 185, Fountain Valley. Calif)
Greg Bolin (tight end — 62 225. Fountain Valley. Calif)
Karl Dorrell (wide receiver — 62.175. La Mesa. Calif)
Leonard Wilson (del back — 6'1 180 Ft Lauderdale. Florida)
University of California (top recruits)
Elton Veal (running back — 6-2, 220 Merritt CC. Calif )
Detton Edwards (linebacker — 6-3 220 Merritt CC. Calif)
Dwight Garner (running back — 5-9 180 San Francisco)
Ken Webster (center — 6-3 240 San Diego. Calif)
Mike Turpin (linebacker — 6-4. 220 San Francisco)
Jim Benson (linebacker — 6-3 225 Mesa CC. Calif)
Stanford (top recruits)
Ken Williams (wide receiver — 6-2 186 San Jose Calif)
George Ebertm (linebacker — 6-2 225. Saratoga. Calif)
Michael Noble (linebacker — 6-4 215 Danville. Calif)
Stan Gill (running back — 5-10. 190 Flagstaff Ariz )
Prep cagers
take it off for
missed shots
MILL CITY, On. (AP) - The
local school board is scheduled
to meet tonight about a high
school basketball practice
where the players were pe
nalized for missing free throws
by having to remove articles of
clothing.
Santiam High School Coach
Morris Snider and Doug O’Neal,
an assistant coach, said the
strip penalty was used on varsity
and junior varsity players during
a Jan. 27 practice that they
called a one-time event done to
liven up the mid-season blahs
and to improve the team’s free
throw percentage
O'Neal said by the end of
practice, three varsity players
had lost their shorts and two of
his junior varsity players were
wearing only shoes and socks
The coaches said the practice
was conducted in private. Three
girls from the school’s dance
and drill team, however, entered
the gym during the drill, but
Snider said he asked them to
leave before they had a chance
to see the boys.
“I’m not sure who's com
plaining about what," said O B.
Sanders, school principal.
“This is one of those situa
tions that gets out of proportion
We all feel very embarassed
about it. I’ve been assured that it
won’t happen again."
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