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an; hoping to make tlx: slate of
Oregon — and the University of
Oregon — better.
"Everyone feels like an Ore
gonian whether they are or not.
You sacrifice some things to
live in a place you enjoy."
"The pay is lousy and every
one knows that," said Buzz
Summers, who has coached
men's tennis for 25 years, the
longest stint of any Oregon
head coach. "It's the people in
the area and the lifestyle in Eu
gene. I've lived in bigger cities,
and I don't like it."
Both Dellingor and Tom
Heinonen, Oregon's women's
track and cross country coach,
said the public support for their
sports — especially track and
field — has also helped con
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“It's not the pay." Hoinonon
said. "But in track and field it
doesn't really get any better
than this. There's a level of
support here that doesn't exist
basically any when: else in the
country."
Finley said he has also seen a
strong sense of commitment
among Oregon coaches.
"Our administration has
done an outstanding job of hir
ing people who they fell would
stay and help build the pro
gram," he said
Despite the consensus among
Oregon's long-term head coach
es that the lifestyle keeps peo
ple here, coaches ut schools in
areas oven more renowned for
quality of life don’t measure up
in longevity
The two Arizona schools
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seven head coaches with more
than 15 years tenure, two at Ar
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gon State would have the same
qualities that Oregon's coaches
say have kept them around lor
so long Vet only Jack Riley, the
Beavers' baseball coach, has
boon at Corvallis for more than
15 years as a head coach
Summers said Eugene offers
the Isis! of both worlds.
"Eugene is more of a cosmo
politan place, and Corvallis is a
little small." he said " There
aren't as many cultural and so
cial activities as there are in Eu
gene. Eugene is a good size."
That pretty well sums up the
feelings of all six Oregon "old
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