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Oregon Daily ElHCFSld S pOTtS Hayward’s favorite villain pays final visit Ordinarily, trai k fan*; are a sedate bunch They < lap rhythmically if runner* circle the tra< k. They clap politely if somebody jumps high or far or if somebody throws something a long wav If two runners spend every thing they have in a dash for the finish line, track fans have t*a>n known to stand and cheer Tree k fans don't taunt or jeer or heck le They don't act. well, fanatical Every year or two, all this changes Every year or two, John Chaplin i omes to town Chaplin is the i oar h of the Washington State men's track team, and the fans at Hayward Field don't like him very mut h When Chaplin comes to Eugene, trar k fails stop being sedate Riev scream and boo and veil instead "Or i asmnally they use profanity." Chaplin S< on Simonson said from his office in (‘oilman, VVjjsh , on Tuesday, "but at least Hill (Dellinger) doesn't arm them with urns anti bottle* " Ask Oregon trat k fans to ticst riln< Chaplin and you'll get a picture of someone who looks suspit iousIv like Smtiely Whiplash ( haplin lias done his part to antagonize the Oregon fans "At tunlly, I like to go to Kugene I don't think that the track fans are half as know ledge able as the\ think they are. hut they art? vary supportive." he told Tlu• OtVffnmnn In-fort' a dual meet with the Dut ks in IWI Every college sport seems to have a team like Washington State Basketball had UNLV. Football had the University of Miami. They're the had boss They ve broken the rules The Cougar track team was barred from postseason competition last year for giving out too many scholarships I hey have n legacy of su( < ess Washington State is a perennial power in the Pat ifit -10 Confer ence and makes its present e felt in the NCAA meet They're the team that nobody likes The Cougars have drawn the ire of opponents In stocking (some would say stat king) its team w ith established foreign ath letes instead of developing ath letes that it recruits from high schools and junior colleges Chaplin has claimed that he import* athletes Ins ause it's thi* only way that a program in Hast ern Washington i an attract ath lrti*s and remain suci essful People don't always sympa thize After Tennessee held off Washington State and won the 1991 NCAA Championships in Eugene. Tennessee liead i:oa< h Doug Brown said. "I'm glad to bring the championship hack to the United States Washington State-Oregon has Iteen the track rivalry in Eugene. It hasn't always been pretty In 1902, the underdog Ducks twittli'd Washington State for most of the meet After the (.otigars had clinched victory Michael loulwrt of Washington State pumped his baton in the air as he ran the last leg of the -4x*t00 The move looked a lot like taunting foubert almost knocked down Ronnie Harris of Oregon as hi* cut in front of Harris with loss than a half lap to go Harris c-nught and pas sod Joubert on the final straightaway The Oregon fans went wild Washington State's 4x400 team was disqualified lea ause of Joubert s tactics rhe Oregon fans weren’t hap pv They yelled at Chaplin. Chaplin yelled hack at one fan. "Che< k the scoreboard " lie must have stepped in an insect nest as in* w as i hewing out the fan, because he also yelled something nlKiut "ant’s hole." This year, things will fit* a lit tle different, Saturday's meet is not a dual meet, breaking a tra dition of head-to-head competi tion between the two schools. 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