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Win a rafting trip
Probably the second-most
important day in professional
football occured recently. The
National Football League’s an
nual college draft took place.
It’s no surprise that the Tam
pa Bay Buccaneers snagged Vin
ny Testaverde faster than Jim
Bakker could meet with Jessica
Hahn, but there were some sur
prises in the draft.
One of the most surprising,
and unintelligent picks came
from the Super Bowl 20 cham
pion Chicago Bears, who
selected Michigan quarterback
Jim Harbaugh. Wait a minute,
how many quarterbacks does
Chicago have now? Jim
McMahon, Doug Flutie, Mike
Tomczak, Steve Fuller, and
now Harbaugh. I guess there’s
nothing better than depth
to the Bears.
The defending NFL champion
New York Giants made a strong
showing in the draft even though
they didn’t need to. Three of their
first four picks saw the Giants
pick players that will fill their on
ly weakness-wide receiver. Maybe
it’s me, but doesn’t it seem like
the strong teams just keep getting
stronger?
This year’s Giants remind me
of the Los Angeles Lakers, who,
year after year, seem to always hit
the gold mine with some no-name
who ends up becoming the hot
test thing since the slam dunk.
This year 335 players were
taken in the 12 round draft, of
those 172 were offensive, 153
defensive, and 10 were special
team (punts, kickoffs, field goals)
players.
In other sports action During
the past week...an exit from the
playoffs was provided for the
Portland Trailblazers by The
Houston Rockets. It took
Houston three wins (one at
Memorial Coliseum) to advance
to the western conference
semifinal round against the Seat
tle Supersonics.
by Jerry Ulmer
Staff Columnist
Leonard-Hagler: Analysis
Sugar Ray Leonard pulled off
the impossible last month, com
ing off a three-year vacation to
defeat middleweight champion,
Marvin Hagler, in a 12 round
split-decision at Las Vegas. The
Leonard glitter hovered over a
win that still won’t secure Ray a
place in boxing lore, simply
because the victory came so
cheap.
Leonard knows how to sway
a crowd. America’s darling box
er since the ’76 Olympics, he
benefited once again from his
aura of charisma and con
fidence. Even though boxing ex
perts know this is a show, it
works. He used his two favorite
tactics versus Hagler; the bolo
punch and the shuffle. Both
created a false sense of
superiority, making it appear
that whatever was happening in
side the ring, Ray was in con
trol.
Even more clever that Ray’s
showy arsenal was the way he
turned the fight into a scoring
match. Knowing full will that
Hagler could go inside and
knock him out, Leonard would
pull Hagler’s head down and tie
him up whenever Hagler got in
side, much in the same manner
Ali did to Frazier. Even though
this tactic is considered’sidered
smart, it was unfair to Hagler,
w si
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ad were the two times Leonard
hit low and the three times he
hit considerably after the bell.
Leonard benefitted from
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backed Leonard into a corner
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