Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, March 06, 1996, Page 12, Image 11

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mi ADMISSION FOR 00 STODIHTS
WITH CORRINT 10 CARD
Frieder: Alleged victim says she was
threatened with a gun and then raped
■ Continued from Peg* •
It is the second time in five
tmn that Frteder ha* had to
deal with legs! problem* involv
ing His players
In I Ml. four Sun Devil*
pleaded guilty to illegally charg
ing ma« than SSJ.Coo in tol#
phone rails to a university credit
card issued to an assistant
coach
Tin extremely dedicated to
this program, and that's why it
r«ally hurts," Frieda* said
Tommie Prince. Rico Harris
and (image Garvin wn» arrested
laal Thursday on suspicion of
assault and unlawful imprison
ment in the alleged sexual and
physical assault of a female stu
dent and another woman a day
earlier
Interim Athletic Director
Christine Wilkinson said the
three 18-year old* were
informed Monday by letter that
they* were suspended under the
athletic department's cod* of
conduct
Prim e, a ® foot s guard from
Compton. Calif . was arrested on
suspicion of sexual assault,
•((flivatad assault. kidnapping,
unlawful imprisonment and
threatening and intimidating
Gars tn a 6 foot 2 guard from
San Antonio, was arrested on
suspicion of sesuai assault, kid
napping and unlawful imprison
ment He it the son of Hall of
Tamer Georg# (anm
Harris, a B foot * forward from
law Angeles, was arrested on
suspicion of assault, unlawful
imnrisonment and threatening
and Intimidating
The three athletes were
recruited for basketball but
failed io qualify academically
this year
Tb* alleged attacks occurred
between midnight and t 20 a m
Wednesday in a dorm room
Friader. who was in Seattle
with the team for a game at the
time, suspended and sent home
freshman center Okeme Oil wo.
who authorities said was ques
tinned but not attested
Though Octwo't involvement
In the incident is unclear.
Friader said he will be suspend
erf indefinitely because he put
himself id « position to ember
me* the university.
' This is not only about
charge* but my principles and
standards," said Frleder "It's
real important for me to emph*
slue that "
Fried* said if the recruits are
charged and found guilty, they
will no* be a part ofthis team."
Fannie Standridge. campus
police thief, said an investiga
Uon should be completed early
nest week with Findings for
warded to the Maricopa County
Attorney's f Hike for determina
tion of possible charges
Campus authorities said the
athletes could be expelled if
they are charged
Standridge said one woman
told authorities she was raped
snd that the other was "physi
cally mishandled" In Prince's
dormitory room
The women, also IS. told
authorities the athletes threat
ened them with a gun, pointing
it a on* woman's head and
threatening to shoot her
Schneider: Fegent gets unique opportunity
■ Continued from Pag* 9
harwdf at (ha thick* unoffi. : ial leader on and off
the court On the court, the lead* Oregon in field
goal percentage ( VI6). free throw perr nntage
t ?33J. attidt (931, blocked thot* (C«ft) and dealt
(SSI k egent appear* to he well on her way to a
tacond draighi tpot on the Pacific-10 AHConfwr
erne team at her amutt. dealt and blocked thota
are (opt for (enter* in the league
OH (he twirl. kVgenl >* nut afraid i« inspire the
team with pep talk* or to get on the tquad when
thing* aren't going well
"She * our leader ha »ure,* taid frmhman Uta
Sawyer. k agent* fellow country woman "She
take* younger player* aside and thowt them the
rope* *
k agent * additional yi'At of eligibility meant
that Oregon will not be toeing a tingle player to
graduation next season With the signing of ft
frail S prep star Jennifer Mount out of Powers,
On.. who was recently named a high school All
American, the {fucks will enjoy a lot of height
and experience on the front line that they were
not expecting
■ It will be really interesting next year." Fegent
said "With the recruits w« base coming in, I
think we will have a very strong twain and a very
deep team li will fat different in that no one will
be assured a spot —- everyone will be fighting for
a spot. I think it will push u* to nit other level."
If everything goes her way, Fegent will enjoy a
season next year that almost no college basket hail
ptayar can one that was never supposed to hap
pen in the first place
Pete Schneider, a junior majoring in journalism, is
a sports reporter for the Fmarald
If you've had
CN*mjdy is the most common
unprotected
sexually transmitted disease m
sex, you are
the United States today. One tn
at risk for
fifty men is infected and shorn
chlamydia.
no symptoms of the disease.
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