Dupree selects USM
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (AP) — Marcus Dupree,
the talented running back who suddenly left
Oklahoma University last week, registered for
classes Wednesday at the University of
Southern Mississippi.
“I like Southern and I think it's an upcoming
school and I want to be part of it,” Dupree, 19,
told a group of reporters waiting in the USM
registrar's office. He will receive a full scholar
ship to attend the school.
Dupree said he had talked to Georgia about
playing there but his real choice was between
Southern Mississippi and Mississippi State. "I
wanted to stay in Mississippi and play close to
home," he said. His mother stood at his side as
he registered and answered questions.
Dupree's hometown of Philadelphia, Miss.,
is about a two-hour drive from Hattiesburg.
Dupree said he looked at the future football
schedules of both Southern Mississippi and
Mississippi State, and at the players on each
team before making his choice. "I think
Southern has the better players and the better
people," he said.
Dupree said he did not know the specific
courses he would take at Southern, although
he had signed up for so-called "QQ," or ac
celerated courses, which run one-half a
semester in length. "I figured I needed to get
into classes and start back to school because I
didn't want to fall behind academically."
Golfers head to Stanford
Oregon's golf team will play in its se
cond fall tournament when it travels to
Palo Alto, Calif., for the Stanford Fall Inter
collegiate Golf Tournament Friday and
Saturday.
The Ducks will be one of 18 teams in the
tournament. Others include defending
Pac-10 champion UCLA, Arizona State
University, Southern California, Universi
ty of Arizona, Stanford University, Fresno
State University, Northwestern University
and San Jose State University.
The tournament will be a 54-hole affair,
with each six-man team playing 27 holes
per day.
Oregon will take Shell Joyner, George
Daves, John DeLong, Gerry Norquist,
Brian Castonguay and Paul Weinhold to
Stanford.
In their only other appearance of the
season, the golfers finished sixth in the
14-team Wolfpack Classic in Nevada Sept.
26-28.
Oregon coach Jim Ferguson has
unabashedly called his 1983 team "one of
the most talented teams I've ever had."
Following the Stanford tournament,
Oregon will play in its third and final tour
nament, the Southwest Intercollegiate
Tournament, Nov. 6.
et at.
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