The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, November 17, 1967 Page: 4 of 4
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PAGE 4—THE CAMPUS CHAT
FritiUy, Nov«mb«r 17, 1967
Randy Cameron
Hurricane Coach
Happy-So far
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Coach (ilenn Dobbs, who brings
his Tulsa team south to play for
the Missouri Valley Conference ti-
tle Saturday, has seen his team
upset twice this season. But Dobbs
is not as disappointed about the
losses a.s some Hurricane fans.
"I said before the season start-
ed that I would be happy if we
could win half our games and be
in contention for the title," Dobbs
said Wednesday by phone. "We
have, and we are. and I'm happy."
THE HURRICANE has posted a
5-2 season record this season and
a 2-0 Valley mark.
"I kept telling people that I
didn't have but 14 or 15 boys on
each unit (offence and defense)
that could do the job," Dobbs con-
tinued. "When we had all those in-
juries they finally started believ-
ing me."
Tulsa underwent a rash of in-
juries in the middle of the season,
but Dobbs says the Hurricane is
back to full strength.
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Dobbs said that Greg Barton,
Tulsa's leading passer, would be
ready for the Eagles. The same is
true of Gary McDermott, whom
Dobbs calls his best running back.
Barton has been out a month, and
McDermott returned to action last
week in the 34-21 loss to Wake For-
est.
"WE ARE in the best physical
shape since before the Arkansas
game," Dobbs said. Tulsa upset
the Hogs 14-12 to get their season
off on the right track.
Tulsa has played four quarter-
backs this season, but Dobbs says
he is not particularly happy about
it. "I don't like to do it," Dobbs
said. "But they all do some things
well and also have some shortcom-
ings. 1 use them depending on the
situation."
Dobbs said that Mike Stripling,
one of his signal callers, is the best
runner of the bunch. "But he's
been off the last two weeks," Dobbs
added. "I hope he gets back on the
track against you."
DO BBS ALSO expressed his be-
lief that Tulsa's passing zeal is
overdone by some scribes. "We're
a pass first team, not a pass hap-
py one," he said. "There's a dif-
ference."
Although Tulsa has beaten North
Texas the last five years, Dobbs
expressed his respect for the Ea-
gles. "We're coming down there
with a humble attitude," he said.
"I hope we can stay in the game."
"We have been lucky down there
in the past," Dobbs continued.
"We've been coming from behind
and winning. I can't remember an
easy game down there. We are
look for more of the same this
year—a fine, tough ball game."
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NT Basketball Squad
Although the Dec. 1 Kmm> with South-
went Louisiana will In? tht first time in
NTSU uniforms for five players, it won't
he their first college competition.
They're already veterans.
The men are transfer students from
junior colleges around the nation. Coach
l>an Spiku said, "We expect to get a
great deal of service from these trans-
fer players. Several of them could he
starters,"
The transfer players are Leroy Win-
field, 6-3 junior from St. Louis Haptist
Junior College; Bob Baker 6-3 junior
from I.indsey Wilson Junior College, Co-
luitibia. Ky.; Wendell Hart, 0-1 junior
from Dallas Haptist College; and Joe
Stephens, 6-3 sophomore, and Larry
Honzowmet, (i-5 junior, ln>th from River-
side (Calif.) Junior College.
SI'IKA SAID, "the transfer players
are found by tips from our own scouts,
coaches at junior colleges, and news-
papers. Inquiries are then made about
the student, films of his games are view-
ed, and then it is decided whether or
not we want him.
"Sometimes potential players are spot-
ted in high schools and are sent to a
junior college for two years to allow
them to bring their grades up."
The major disadvantage of the trans-
fer sysU-m is in having to adapt the
student to new methods of play. This
adaptation sometimes requires a full
year, leaving only one year of U>p per-
formance play at North Texas, Spika
said.
The system also has its advantages,
he said, as the player has been in 60 or
70 games in two years. This much ex-
perience would be unusual in the first
two years of a four-year school.
.■MMIMlimiHiliiiUMIM
Intramurals Offers Award
A trophy will be awarded at the end
of the year to the intramural team dis-
playing the best sportsmanship through-
out the season, intramural director Mil-
lard Fisher announced Wednesday.
The award will be based on the amount
of participation in the intramural pro-
ram, clean play, player attitude,
Tulsa First,
Bowl Second
North Texas' chances of receiv-
ing a bowl bid seem to be of great
interest to everyone except Coach
Rod Rust. He's busy preparing for
Saturday's Missouri Valley Con-
ference championship game with
Tulsa's Hurricane.
NT will take an impressive 6-0-1
record into the title game, but
Rust refuses to be optimistic about
any bowl bid.
"We can't anticipate a bowl bid,"
Coach Rust said Wednesday.
"Speaking realistically, the selec-
tion committees go by home at-
tendence figures and other varia-
bles in which we haven't set any
record sr"
He added, "1 really have no idea
what so ever if we will be asked.
No one has contacted me and le-
gally they can't do so until Nov.
20."
Speculation has been plentiful in
the Dallas Morning News and the
Fort Worth Star-Telegram about
NT's chances for a postseason bowl
bid.
The Junior Rose Bowl, which will
select senior college teams for the
first time this year the Liberty,
Rluebonnet and Sun bowls have all
been mentioned as possibilities for
the Mean Green.
Rust has the best idea—beat
Tulsa for the MVC title—then
weigh any bowl bids.
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conduct, and crowd participation, Fish-
er said.
He explained that after each sport
the referees and coordinators will evalu-
ate the top teams, but will not give any
consideration to the teams' overall win-
loss records.
"We feel that this will be the high-
est honor we can give to a team that
competes in intramural activities," Fish-
er said,
"THK WINNING team will have its
name engraved on the trophy. If the
team is an independent it will be asked
to keep the trophy on campus," the direc-
tor said.
"We've had a lot of teams drop out
after losing their first few games, but
if we can give them something to shoot
for during the season, I think the in-
dependent teams will stay together,"
Fisher said.
"We are also going to get the inde-
pendents and fraternities on the same
level, requiring good play and not un-
sportsmanship actions," he said.
Fisher added that a three-man com-
mittee has been appointed to study the
football and basketball rules to improve
the games.
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To
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Tittle, Mel. The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, November 17, 1967, newspaper, November 17, 1967; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth307384/m1/4/?q=%22North+Texas+State+University+--+Newspapers.%22: accessed June 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.