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NCAA airballs decision on Vegas
The t'niversits of Nevada I as Vegas men's
basketball team won ils biggest game of the year
last Thursday
The kuniini' Reliels will l>e ba< k m tin*
\( ;AA Tournament come Man h track to defend
their national i hampionship thev have no busi
ness defending
That was the vertlul from the NCAA last
week
t'Nl.V was plat ed on probation by the NCAA
for rule violations committed In Coach |err\ Tar
kanian .it tin* st bool 1 t years ago UNI A' had al
ready served two years of probation from that in
From the Sidelines
by
ASHLEY CONKLIN
( idcul. but Tarkaninn never served the two-year
suspension given to him bv the NCAA.
So last week the NCAA de< idixi to i op a liar
gain that would allow the Kunnin' Rebels to de
fend their NCAA title this year if they agreed to
sit out next season Of course the university ac
i epted
That the NCAA overturned a decision they
had alreadv made was a bit incredible itself That
thev plea bargained with probably the biggest
i rook in i ollege hoops w as a little like allow mg a
known murderer off on a reckless endangetment
i barge
Many liolieve the dei ision agreed to bv
l 'NIA' and the NCAA was a tair one After all. the
players on this year's team four starters re
turned Irom tb.d i hampionship squad weren't
around when Tarkanian first got into trouble with
the NCAA and thus they shouldn't have to pay
Maybe the players shouldn't have to pay But
who does7 Certainly Tarkaniiin won't He will
never net tired or suspended In the university be
cause of his masterful abiliu to break the rules
and net away with it
The NCAA won't do anything because as
they proved in the UNLV case, they are incapable
of making a decision and stic king with it And
even it then make a solid decision there is al
ways a c ham e they will reverse themselves as
they did here
Two years ago Kansas was unable to defend
its national championship because it was also on
probation Those players were innocent too be
cause Coach 1-arry Hrown was responsible for the
rule violations. Hut when it came time for him to
stand up and be held responsible for iiis actions,
he couldn't because he was in the NBA.
So those players had to pay They sal home
come tournament time. Next year IJNLV will sit
home come tournament time, but it should have
lieen this year
What happened here was the NCAA was
afraid to stand up to UNLV. The NCAA, which is
supposed to be the governing body for college
athletic s bowed down to one of its members
Vfones. prestige1 and c lout were enough for UNI.V
to beat the- N(!AA
Thomas Boswell, a columnistfromtheU as/i
inglon-l’nsl. suggested the reason IJNLV won was
because the sc hool and Tarkanian had better law
vers than tin* NCAA That's definitely true
With UNI.V able to win the decision it want
ed. what happens the1 next time the NCAA puts a
big time power like I'NI.V on probation7 The
school, the coach and the players will scream
bloodv murder and expec I to rec eive the1 doc ision
that is best for them.
UNI.V did beat the- NCAA, but the NCAA
beat itselt as well
Ducks look to end opening slide
By Robert Weber
t mijiaiu Spoils Repoitei
Dead Hrii is .imthing hut
dead fur Oregon's men's lias
kethall loam. .is tin- Dinks host
tin- lIniversiU nt Alabama Bir
mingham Tuesday night at
Mi.Arthur Court Tin* game is
the first ol three in a six-day
span for Don Munson's sijuad
l ln- 0 J Dili ks an- still look
ing tor thi-ir first win after los
mg (>"> TiH .it Missouri over the
weekend hut tlit-v don’t expei I
the Blazers to gi\e it to them on
a platter
UAH (Ml) whic h plays out
of the Sun Belt Conference, en
ters the contest on the heels of
a -I I point thumping at the
hands of the top-ranked Kt-hels
of thr University of N'evada-Las
Vegas. but that loss may la* de
ceiving
After knocking off in-state ri
val Aotnirn 71 ■«».'» on l-riday
night. the blazers hopped on .1
plane and headed to Vancou
ver, it (for a Saturda\ after
noon ail.nr with the Kunnin'
Rebels Mealing the Kunnin' Re
bels is never an easy task, hut
trying to heat them under those
conditions is not realh feasi
hie
In (iene liartow. UAH has
one of the nation's top i oa< lies.
Harlow has compiled a 257-1.II
record in the past 2‘l years
while coaching at Illinois.
UULA, Memphis State. Valpa
raiso and Central Missouri
State llis 257 wins is good
enough for seventh place
among active NCAA Division I
coaches.
Munson's team has played
well in both games hut seems
to he lacking something to
push them over the top
Statisticallv, the Ducks are
led by Terrell Hrundon The ju
nior point guard is averaging
2.i points. 7 5 assists, six steals
and lour rebounds a game He
tallied .1 game-high 27 points at
Missouri including 18 in the
lirst half
After Tuesday's game. Ore
gon takes its ad on tin? road fot
games at Utah and Portland, on
Thursday and Saturdav respei
lively. Indore taking a week oft
lor finals
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