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HEINONEN Continued From Page 13 win the meet. "I would like to see us make n run nt the NC.AA cross country tide, arid we're not too for away from being in the hunt." Heinonen said. "I've said lie fore that I want my team to be com petitive year in and year out, and l want to make a run at a title every now and then ” Since coming to Eugene in 1972 to compete in an Olympic trial, Heinonen has built roots in Oregon Ho met his future wife Janet at the meet, with whom he wrote the hook All About Hood Haring in 1979. They have since had two children. Erik and i.iisa. both of whom have gotten an early start In running They will compete in the Kid's Kilo meter rm e at the Drenth meet on Sunday. "This is never-never land.” lieinonen said "This is a great piece to he a coach it was a great place to be a runner." In his time at Oregon. Heinonen has (cached the likes of Lsanne Warren, who t<x»k two national titles her sophomore year, and Cathy Mayes, who holds the school record in the 3.000, 5.000 and 10.000-metar races to this day In addition, he coached three-time national champion Annette Peters, with whom ho still works. “There are so many good things aIkhiI Eugene for runners; it's just made it a lot of fun," Heinonen said “I don't stay here because of the salaries I stay here because of the envi ronment and the conditions This is the job that a lot of peo ple nationwide would want if they i mild pick one." Along with coaching the Duds. Hcinonen was the junior coach for the 1990 World Cross Country Championships and was head coach for the West team in the National Sports Fes tival in l‘»n In 1981 and 1991, Heinoncn was a meet director for the NCAA Championship* at Hayward Field Even with an impressive resume. Heinonen has no inten tions of taking his coaching rise where "I certainly would like to stay at Oregon I think I can keep doing the job," he said. "In spite of three NCAA titles and all those NCAA individual champi ons. I've never had a single job offer from another University, so either that means nobody knows that I'm the coach, or they fig ured out that I don't know what I'm talking about or they realize that 1 would never leave here " METZ Continued From Page 13 NFl. broadcaster. NBC has stepped up and proved that it can consistently provide bet ter coverage NBC has further benefited from the resurgence of the AFC. largely due to the 5-0 San Diego Chargers It's not that FOX is doing a terrible gib. either. It's pretty hard to ruin the great sport of football But my greatest fears have come to life ns hOX has tried to make things too hip The network, in a sense, has "Bart Simpson ized" football — not as much as some had feared but enough that Terry Bradshaw really bugs people. Krustv the clown would he a much better complement to Howie Long'* sincere. hipper-than thou turtleneck commentary The play clock and score hoard in the upper left-hand comer of the screen i* OK to **•*■ every once in a while, but it become* n bother after watching an entire game I've also built up an alle giance with C'BS over the years. From The feffersnns to HO Minutes, my Sundays have alwav* been filled with familiar faces that somehow eased the pain of the dreadful thought of the Monday that was to follow Instead. I'm left with just fuzzy TV. rotten audio and. as usual, the •tOers Chris Metz is the sports editor for the Emerald. BETA THETA PI Informal Rush Chacfc out BETAand give yourwM a chano* at being a member of a top piadge class Tuesday: Dinner at 5 30 • 8:00 pm Pool A Poker with the Brethren Wednesday: Dinner at 6 00 loflc weci by Beta's famous Mill Race Bike Jumping, Lab evening activities, (by i .'.son). Thursday: Afternoon Otf campus acttwWes. 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