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1991 NCAA PREVIEW
Vols and Cougars favored to win
But Oregon and Arkansas could challenge for team title
By Ashley Conklin
f •• e I Spods i -
Ihe nu'ii s train title at this
ttirl's N’t A A I’lai k Pi I U'hl
< Ir.impioriships .it llavssard
field shmild Imil dossil to a
tun train affair lietssrrn Frn
nrssrr anil W ashington State
It anvhoiK i mild < hnllenge
tlnisi two trains n would 11k■
Is hr Oregon. vs hull won its
last \( VA .title in 1‘tH-i while
hosting tin* i hatnpionships
Hut thr Volunteers. I ougors
and I tin ks art'll t thr onls tal
ruled trams in this years meet
Arizona. Arkansas Auburn.
(irorgr Mason. (.eorgrtoss n.
I outsiana Statr Texes and lev
as (Christian ari* pist a Iris ol thr
si hools that i mild sssas thr ti
llr halam r tor inn* of thr favor
ilrs
\nd at alls \( \A inert who
i an r\ rt tell what might hap
prn ?
I smi veers ago s\ r sverrii't
even supposed to hr III thr
trail meet and He won said
Louisiana Statr (!nar!i Put Urn
n of the two tune defending
i hanipions 'The press knows
a little lot but llirs don’t know
it all so that s what makes trai k
and held Inn
U bile the team r.u r is goal
auleed to hr fun. softie of thr
subplots that mas develop
should be ins! ns i*\( iting
( .in Kugene's favorite son
Tennessee (.o.n 11 Doug Hrown
.1 formci Athletes West run
nor .mil Churchill High School
i i),ii h lie.id Imi k to h no\
V ill* with tile Volunteers set
011(1 e\ er M A A title' < in
Washington State's )ohn Chap
I in. i ertainlv no I layw <trd 1 in Id
favorite tm.ills win -in outdoor
title'
Hrown hopes th.it events turn
into Tennessee's t.ivur. .is ,i
he.ited I hit k ( oug.ir rivairy
tould pull fan support a wav
from \\ .isliington State
Also the '.Cougars' reliance
on foreign athletes has alieli.it
ed coat lies and fans who lie
lieve \inericaii colleges should
develop Amerii an athletes
It's one of the few plusses
I'm ( oiinting on. that there's no
love loss lietween tile t of ()
program and the Washington
State program." he said
1 he f.it t that ms team is 10(1
percent American athletes and
that Tin a former Ktignnean mv
sidf I'm hiipmg I i an pit k up a
little home crowd support to
give me a little intangible plus
on ms side
()ne tiling all of the ( oai lies
m i ill to he looking forward to
i- i oming bai k to Hayward
I ield lor the N( A A ( hampion
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Kugene in I'lHH
And although Minn- teams
like Arizona .ire stronv; in the
sprints. Wildcat (loach Dave
Murray is looking forward to
the support the Hayward fans
yy ill giy e the liislam e runners
like his own Man Davis m the
a.000 meters
It's a great situation tor dis
tain e runners Vlurra\ said
I tunny tlie dist.iin e rai.es,
t hose aren t the 11 mes these
people yet up and go yet a hot
ih iy and take a break
1 hey i e a I wavs (.lapping
and they've always had a tre
mendous amount of respei t for
our people
While the weather miyli! he
i undue ive lor the distam e run
ners. sprinters might lie run
ning lor covei it rain breaks
out and there's no question the
told weather will not he vvliat
t he sprint lie.n y tea ms like
Brigham Young. Oklahoma
T< :t ’ and Texas Kl Paso are
h m ik i ny fi ir
In Iai t Brown rites the
weather as one of the big rea
sons he lavors Washington
State at this meet
I he W ashington State team
is coming south for tins meet
he said "Kverybody else is
i uni mg north so they |the (am
gars) think they re r omtng
south to warmer weather
Went hci aside all ol I he
coaches like the Hayward field
tai ility and they will see some
neu additions from I'lHH
l'lie new weight room on the
east side of the stadium is noy\
complete and a new sc on
board sits near the clerk's i ir
( le i ourtesy ol Phil Knight and
Nike Near the lath Avenue en
trance, ( (instruction began this
spring on the Bovverrnan Build
mg. which should he complet
ed by next spring
All the cone lies down at the
trai k were talking about him
great things are, (Jregon
(loach Bill Dellinger said Sun
day night All the c oac lies are
impressed
I eimessee Is pli k**tf b\ / Ml k
,inil I laid Vows Id win till'
men's title and liars Verigin's
lraikwire stutistiial servin'
also pli ks the Sols to will, tint
both strongly caution to watch
out tm U asllington State
Simply pul Tennessee is
loaded They sport two 8.000
point dei athletes in Drain llru
p h s and A i 11 Long I’ole
saulter Rich Kulford lias gone
18 4 1 .■ this season and is the
mils Vnl who lias competed at
Hayward Held no heightmg at
the 198H \( AA meet
Tennessee also has good e\
perience with |ohu Richardson
in the javelin (24!i it) and dis
tame runners Todd Williams
(114 1 50 in the 5.000 and
28 18 12 in the 10.000) and
(denn Morgan li t 40.35 in the
5.000) Morgan will run the
5 1100 Iml W illiams ssill double
to trs and get the Vols some
needed points
"I have to (ink Tennessee."
Dellinger said They're head
and shoulders above the rest in
the dei athlon. and they have a
lot of other good people
lint Drown still likes Wash
ington State
"John Chaplin is a veteran
coach at the NCAA level,"
Drown said "He's been second
place about a million times
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