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912/681-5246 Vol. 63, No. 19 ■ Tuesday, Decmber 4,1990 Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Georgia Southern University • Statesboro, GA 30460 Division 1-AA Championship set for Dec. 15 Final four teams advance George-Anne staff reports Nevada will host Boise State, and Central Florida will visit Georgia Southern in the semifinal rounds of the Division 1-AA playoffs Saturday, with the winners advancing to the 1-AA Championship December 15 at Allen E. Paulson Stadium in. Statesboro. Boise State (10-3) downed No. 1-seed Middle Tennessee State 20-13 to advance, while Nevada (12-1) beat Furman 42-35 in three overtimes. In the other bracket, Central Florida (10-3) topped William & Mary 52-38, and Georgia Southern (10-3) held off Idaho 28- 27. Boise State used a fourth- quarter, fourth-down pass from punter Mike Black to cornerback Elijah George to keep alive a 16- play drive that led to the winning by tailback Sean Sanders. In Reno, Ray Whalen scored his fourth touchdown, a 1-yard run in the third overtime, to give the Wolf Pack the win. Central Florida's Perry Balasis ran for two fourth- quarter to help lift the Knights to the win over William & Mary. Idaho tight end Scott Dahlquist caught 15 passes for 202 yards, but had the ball stripped from him by GSU's Jim Mutimer on a 6-yard Georgia Southern's Allen E. Paulson Stadium truly could become the "field of and Paulson Stadium crowd of 25,725 saw the Eagles of Georgia Southern win their pass play in GSU territory with dreams" for one of four teams playing in the NCAA Division 1 -AA semifinals Satur- third national championship by defeating Stephen F. Austin 37-34. (Photo: Frank 2:27 left. The Eagles then put day. The winners of the third-round games advance to the championship game Fortune) together an 8-play 35-yard drive at Paulson Stadium on December 15 at 12 p.m. Last year a record championship to run the clock out and hold on for a 28-27 win. [Acknowledgements Allman to lead half-time entertainment Today's extra edition of the 'I' George-Anne was made possible brother Duane and the Allman in part by the National Colle- Will perform Brothers Band with their self-ti- giate Athletic Association. tled debut album. They were the Walter Reed, Florida A&M first act on the Capricorn label. University, is the chair of the "Statesboro After two years of relentless tour- NCAA Division 1-AA Football ing the Allman Brothers finally Committee and is the champi- achieved credibility in the onship game director. Blues" rock'n'roll world withy their al- Reed is assisted in the con- bum Live At The Filmore East, duct, direction and supervision By CLINT RUSHING which has been dubbed by people I of the championship game by Editor in the profession as one of the committee members Chuck finest concert albums ever pro- Boone, University of Richmond; duced. Those fans attending the Benny Hollis, Northeast NCAA Division 1-AA champi- In 1971, Duane was killed in a Louisiana University; Gil onship football game at Paulson motorcycle accident in Macon, Peterson, Western Illinois Stadium are in for an extra bit of Georgia, but Gregg chose to con- University, and Dennis L. excitement besides that which the tinue his musical career . Along Poope, NCAA. teams will provide. Rock'n'Roll with band member Dicky Betts, Hosts for press representa- legend Greg Allman of the All- Gregg and the Allman Brothers tives for the championship game man Brothers band will be per- Band continued their success are Alfred B. White, NCAA di- forming for the crowd at half- through the decade producing six rector of promotions, and Matt time. Gold and three Platinum albums. Rogers, sports information di- The show will be a tribute to rector, Georgia Southern Uni- " has been blues singer Blind Willie versity. called one of the finest blues i > McTell, who wrote the "Statesboro singers of our era and has been Blues," which the Allman Broth- just as innovative as Blind Dorm project is delayed ers band made famous in the Willie himself," said Virginia • GSU postpones action on a 1970's. Allman will perform the Anne Franklin, Executive Direc- 520 bed dormitory following tune as part of a series of half- Gregg Allman tor of the Statesboro Convention complaints from local develop- time activities scheduled to take and Visitors Bureau. "It was only ers. The university establishes place. white lights, is to take centerfield fitting that he be the one to sing a Housing Council to assist in Among the scheduled events is in the show. 'Statesboro Blues' in dedication to the planning process. Story, a performance from a regional A veteran of the music indus- Blind Willie McTell." page 9. high school honor band complete try, Allman has performed on Lit up like a Christmas tree: The Second Annual light- Military options listed with a color guard and ma- sixteen albums over the past 21 The festivities at the half-time ing of the Bulloch County Courthouse will take place during jorettes. years. Describing his music as • University officials list show should give fans young and championship week on Monday, December 10 at 6:05 p.m. Allman will be performing on "honest rock 'n' roll jazz blues options for students called to ac- young at heart great entertain- Fans attending the Division 1-AA championship game at a stage designed and built by lo- fusion," Allman says he's "still tive duty due to the military ment. Rock fans and proud citi- Paulson Stadium will see again the courthouse, or at least a i » cal architect Edwin Akins The not in it for the money," just be- build-up in Saudi Arabia. Story, zens of Bulloch County should re- replica of it, when singer Gregg Allman sings "Statesboro stage, whi^h will be a replica of cause he loves making music. page 9. ally enjoy the atmosphere Gregg Blues" on a stage shaped like the familiar landmark. (Special the Buhoch County Court House, Allman began his profes- Allman and others will create at Photo) will be decorated with miniature sional career in 1969 with his the half-time show. The George-Anne Tuesday, December 4, 1990 Statesboro: home of Savannah: Old World Savannah The Chart House Located along historic River Street. Specializes in fresh Southern Hospitality charm meets seafood and steaks and features a somewhat refined dining atmo- sphere. By JAMES DRINKARD to fully enjoy all that Statesboro Hollywoods has to offer. Southern lifestyle Assistant Sports Editor Where GSU parties. The latest music and one of the area's Sprinkled throughout the city's best dance floors. Be ready for loud music and a good time. downtown area are many spe- By JAMES DRINKARD To use a phrase from the "New cialty shops offering everything Assistant Sports Editor Age" of technology, Savannah is The Pirate's House Nestled among the majestic from clothing to exquisite glass- a "user friendly" city. Known as Specializes in regional favorites, The Pirate's House has pines of Southeast Georgia, in ware. In addition to selling only A lot of things have changed in the "Hostess City of the South," become a favorite of visitors to the city. Aftternoon deserts, cock- what is known as the Magnolia Savannah offers her visitors ev- the finest merchandise, these the town that James Oglethorpe tales. Midlands, lies a town with all the erything they could possibly de- shops offer something that more founded in February 1733, but charm of a small, southern city sire. From some of the finest ho- Spahk/s Beachside often than not is lacking in much of the charm of Georgia's and all the advantages of a Casual indoor and outdoor oceanview dining, cocktails, larger cities, true Southern Hospi- first colonial city can still be tels and restaurants in the state to metropolitan area. This is States- possibly the prettiest beaches on live bands on patio. The perfect place to relax after the game. tality. found in Savannah's streets and boro. the East Coast, this city has a little As the day wears on and your courtyards. From the modern ar- The city was founded in 1803 stomach begins to speak too chitecture of the new Savannah something for everybody. when George Siebald of Augusta Statesboro loudly to be ignored, you will find Mall to the quaint charm of the Tybee Island is less than 30 presented Bulloch County with 200 a wide range of restaurants cobblestone on historic River minutes from downtown Savan- acres of land for the purpose of nah. Named by the Indians who throughout the city, many of Street, Savannah reveals its past Archibald's establishing a county seat. The use to inhabit the region (Tybee which are located in the down- even as it looks to the future. land was purchased for $1. means "salt" in their language), Everything from blackened fish to burgers. A quiet lunch town area. For those who are The north side of Savannah, In the 1960's, Statesboro re- Beaches at Tybee offer an aver- atmosphere that really picks up on weekend nights. looking for a relaxed dining ex- which lies along the Savannah cieved national attention when perience, Statesboro offers sev- River, is a "looking glass" fo- age water temperature of 63 de- The Beaver House grees, perfect for escaping the eral restaurants that specialize in cused on Georgia's heritage. Traditional boarding house style dining. One price with recorded the song "Statesboro winter chill of more northerly lo- fine foods, offering everything Many of the structures which line no charge for coffee, tea, or desert. Open for lunch only 11:00 a.m. - Blues," a song originally written cations. Approximately half of from French cuisine to seafood, the streets of this area were built 2:30 p.m. by Statesboro's own Blind Willie the area's annual rainfall, 51 and "the perfect atmosphere." by Georgia's original colonists. McTell. was known as the "King Dingus MaGee's Those who desire a little more When the settlers from the "Old inches, occurs between June and of Georgia Blues." excitement with their meal may World" first began clearing land September and the average day- Serves everything from prime rib to sandwiches. Ex- Being the home of one of the wish to visit the many nightclubs for their new town, Oglethorpe time temperature for December is tremely relaxed atmospherte. Wine and beer. Just a short walk nation's fastest growing aca- in the area, most all of which and William Bull marked out the 65 degrees, so it's not too late to from the game. demic institutions, Statesboro is have extensive menus. Statesboro squares and streets that Savan- "catch a few rays." undergoing a period of growth Thursday's does not forget her visitors who nah still uses as a model for its For those who enjoy the beauty and economic prosperity. This is The best dance floor in the 'Boro. Short menu, cold beer, are in a rush, providing several continued growth. of Colonial architecture, Savan- not to say, however, that States- and a really good time. Don't open the door unless you are ready to fast food establishments as well In December 1864, Sherman nah is perfect for sightseeing. boro does not have anything to party. as several "fresh alternatives" marched into Savannah after There are many guided bus and offer apart from Georgia South- such as cafes and delis. burning Atlanta to the ground. walking tours of the area. Walk- ern University. In fact, just the ing tours begin downtown and As would be expected of any The city was saved from a simi- opposite is true. busses depart from the Visitors college town, Statesboro has an lar fate when Sherman presented g? "O- O-O «o ON Due to the large number of peo- Bureau on West Broad Street. To extensive nightlife. Clubs in the Savannah to Abraham Lincoln ple who visit the city annually, better experience the romance of area offer a wide array of envi- as a Christmas present; thus, many businesses, restaurants the city, one can reserve a private ronments, ranging from the re- much of the city's original archi- and shops have found Statesboro horse-drawn carriage in which to fined understatement of an tecture can still be seen today. to be the perfect place to "open their English-style pub to the charged tour Savannah, or for a more doors." Following the Civil War, Sa- atmosphere of a rock-n-roll bar. vannah began the slow process of laid-back approach, there are Visitors to the area will find Patrons can move to the heavy larger carriages for small the city to be a cornucopia of rebuilding her prosperity, a pro- beats of the latest in dance music cess which has culminated with groups. Many tours are offered, sights, tastes, and diversions. In or choose to relax beneath the ceil- the development of a city that of- and a complete listing of them fact, many people find so many ing fans with a cold drink. fers its visitors a view of Geor- can be foundJnJ;he free visitors diversions hidden away in this During your stay in the Low gia's birth even as it offers a guide published by Savannah quaint community that they find glimpse into the future. they must return time and again See STATESBORO, page 12 See SAVANNAH, page 12 Paulson Stadium a class facility Some places are just unreceptive to visitors. Take Georgia Southern's Allen E. Paulson Stadium for example. Since the stadium's opening in 1984, GSU has run up a 48-2 record E¥ERY DOY there, including a record 38- game win streak which was broken this year by Eastern Kentucky. No wonder GSU players and fans like to refer to it UtLHHIHM J as "Our House." $ )7 Chandler Road 681-4441 "X Paulson Stadium, which will be the host facility for the Division 1-AA Championship on •^••OO *<»- «*>• -si^. J^f Dec. 15, was dedicated on September 19, 1984, with a 48-11 r rout of Liberty Baptist. The The 1991 Model Bicycles Have Arrived contest was a fitting end to four years of planning and hard work Just in Time For Christmas - four years of dreaming of the finest 1-AA football facility in America. natural turf playing field Constructed at a cost of $4.7 Paulson 35-10 on September 18, designed to accommodate both 1985, the Eagles went on to win 38 million, Paulson Stadium seats soccer and football; special Cannondale Specialized 18,000 spectators. The stadium games in a row there. When GSU climate-controlled VIP boxes downed MTSU 45-3 in the second was designed with two expansion with luxurious interiors, private Trek Giant phases in mind. The first will round of the Division 1-AA restrooms, food service areas; playoffs last year, they broke increase capacity to and the Morris and Ann Lupton approximately 35,000, while the Eastern Kentucky's old home Facilities Building in the open win-streak record of 34 games. final phase will expand seating to end of the natural bowl. The field All 1990 Bikes on Sale -Adult's and Children's 50,000. Additional plans call for level of the Lupton Building Last year, Georgia Southern stadium lighting for night includes team and official defeated Stephen F. Austin 37-34 We support students: One Year Free Service & 10% football, evening concerts, dressing rooms, while the second at Paulson to win their third Off with student I.D. on all accessories. student functions and social and level houses the Southern Boosters national championship. civic activities. hospitality room with a patio over- The stadium is named for Lay-away now for Christmas! The stadium, which has also looking the field. Allen E. Paulson, who donated been dubbed "the prettiest little Alter Middle Tennessee State more than $1 million toward the 681 - 6300 1516 University Place stadium in America," features a University defeated liSU at construction of the facility. DON'T GET LEFT OUT IN THE COLD WINTER QUARTER COME TO BERMUDA RUN

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1990 NCAA I-AA November 24 November 24 December 1 National Championship December 1 (1) Middle Term. St. (2) Youngstown State Middle Tenn. UCF Jackson State Central Florida , Boise State UCF Boise State William & Mary Boise State > W'm & Mary Northern Iowa Massachusetts

December 8 December 8 NCAA 1990 (4) Nevada Reno National Championship (3) Georgia Southern Nevada December 15 GSU Paulson Stadium Division I-AA Football Northeast Louisana The Citadel CHAMPIONSHIP Nevada Statesboro, GA GSU Statesboro, Georgia Eastern Kentucky Southwest Missouri Furman Idaho Furman Southern Pfospitafity Idaho

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George-Anne staff reports CBS Sports will televise the Di- vision 1-AA championship game live from Statesboro, Ga. begin- Your Headquarters ning at noon ET on December 15. for GSU Fashions This year is the first that CBS Sports has ever covered Division 1-AA football. CBS' top sports team of Jim Nantz, Tim Brandt and John Dockery will cover the game. Nantz calls the play-by-play ac- tion, while Brandt handles color commentary duties. Dockery is Shop the roving sideline reporter. The 1-AA title game is the only Where action being tele- vised on December 15. all the true Eagles shop! Jim Nantz, play-by-play Tim Brandt, color commentary John Dockery, sideline reporter

tle. UCLA prevailed 4-3 on penalty In other NBA games: Indiana 107, kicks after neither team scored in Milwaukee 103; Portland 101, Utah BUFFALO, CINCY ON TOP: regulation, two 15-minute overtime 97. Buffalo and Cincinnati periods or in two 15-minute sud- SMITH, EWING BREAK 50: emerged as leaders Sunday in the den-death overtime periods. UCLA In banking Charles Smith of the Los Ange- AFC East and Central divisions. finished with a record of 19-1-1, les Clippers and Patrick Ewing of Buffalo's 30-23 victory against and Rutgers finished 20-3-2. Philadelphia coupled with Miami's the New York Knicks Saturday 42-20 loss to Washington put the USA WINS CUP 3-2: night became the first players this Bills a game ahead in the East. The USA defeated Australia 3-2 season with 50 or more points in a Cincinnati tied for the Central lead in the finals of the Davis Cup. Dar- game. Smith had a team record- as in with Pittsburgh and Houston, took ren Cahill defeated Andre Agassi tying 52 in a 137-121 victory over first with a 16-12 win over the 6-4, 4-6, retired, and Richard against the Denver Nuggets. Ew- Steelers and the Oilers' 13-10 over- Fromberg beat Michael Chang 7-5, ing scored 50 - one fewer than his time loss at Seattle. 2-6, 6-3 in Sunday's singles career best - and had 15 rebounds matches. Rick Leach and Jim K.C., RAIDERS TIED: as the Knicks beat Charlotte 113-96. Pugh clinched the USA's 29th OILERS BEAT FLYERS: football, Kansas City and L.A. Raiders Davis Cup Saturday by defeating remained tied in the AFC West: John Fitzgerald and Pat Cash 6-4, Mark Messier's power-play The Chiefs beat New England 37-7; 6-2, 3-6, 7-6 (7-2). goal midway through the third pe- the Raiders beat Denver 23-20. In riod broke a tie as the Edmonton other games: Chicago beat Detroit CLIPPERS TOP 'WOLVES: Oilers beat Philadelphia 6-3 and in overtime 23-17 and clinched the Rookie Bo Kimble scored 21 of ended the Flyers' six-game un- his season-high 27 points in the beaten streak. In other NHL performance NFC Central title when Minnesota downed Green Bay 23-7; Phoenix first half and Charles Smith added games: Detroit 3, Buffalo 3, tie; 20, Indianapolis 17; Dallas 17, New 26 points and 14 rebounds as the Los Calgary 5, Quebec 5, tie; Vancou- Orleans 13; Tampa Bay 23, Atlanta. Angeles Clippers defeated the ver 5, Winnipeg 1; Chicago 3, St. 17; L.A. Rams 38, Cleveland 23; Minnesota Timberwolves 102-77. Louis 2. 38, N.Y. Jets 17. makes the MIAMI WINS, DROPS TO NO. 4: Miami dropped to No. 4 in the final regular-season USA TO- DAY/CNN poll, despite Saturday's 30-28 win against San Diego State. The top ten: No. 1, Colorado (10-1- difference. 1); No. 2, Georgia Tech (10-0-1); No. 3, Texas (10-1); No. 4, Miami, Fla. (9-2); No. 5, Notre Dame (9-2); No. 6; Florida St. (9-2); No. 7, Washington (9-2); No. 8, Penn State (9-2); No. 9, Tennessee (8-2- 2); No. 10, Houston (10-1). UCLA BREAKS RECORD: Join the Don MacLean scored 33 points and it was the No. 13 UCLA Bruins who did the running-and-gunning against Loyola Marymount in a First Team! record-setting 149-98 victory at Los Angeles. UCLA broke the school's single-game scoring record for the second time in four games, besting the mark set in a 134-101 victory •Earrings '^ against UC-Irvine in the opening • Costume "' round of the Great Alaska Shootout Nov. 23. Jewelry UCLA WINS SOCCER TITLE: • Accessories ^ FIRST BULLOCH BANK Midfielder Jorge Salcedo con- • And More! verted the decisive penalty kick DOWNTOWN • COLLEGE PLAZA • THE MALL • N0RTHSIDE • GSU Sunday as UCLA defeated Rutgers CHANDLER RD • PORTAL • MEMBER FDIC fir EQUAL HOUSING LENDER for the Division I men's soccer ti- m fast Main • 912/489-8843 G-A Special Project Team George-Anne Tuesday, December 4,1990 Georgia Southern: Its come a long way School excels in academics, athletics James Drinkard Charles White By YOLANDA WALLACE ^^ The Features Editor w George-Anne If it weren't for those pesky Since 1927, Georgia Southern's laws against copyright in- Official Student Newspaper fringement, Georgia Southern University could borrow a slogan Clint Rushing from a certain successful ci- Editor garette corporation: it's come a Gary A. Witte long way, baby. Managing Editor The sporting public has al- Laura McAbee ready heard the story of the GSU News Editor Eagles' rise from nonexistence to their current standing as a na- NEWS tional power in 1-AA football. Erstwhile University of Georgia Assistant News Editor: Charles C. White; Copy Editor: Antoinette Burke; Assistant Coach ven- News Staff: Charlotte Dupree, J.J. Gre- tured to Statesboro nearly 10 years gory, Wendi King, Wendi Wright ago to reawaken a dormant foot- FEATURES ball program and wound up with 83 wins and three national Features Editor: Yolanda Wallace; Staff: Donna D'Ambrosio, Bill Johnson, championships before retiring Kevin Hudson, Elizabeth Tilley after the 1989 season. SPORTS Sounds a bit like Hoosiers spliced in with the first two Rocky Sports Editor: Paul Floeckher; Assis- movies, doesn't it? Wait, there's tant Sports Editor: James Drinkard; (five). The GSU campus has grown along with its population in recent years. Staff: Charles C. White more. (Cue theme music-Duh gles won the Trans America Ath- duh Duh... Duh duh Duh). letic Conference (TAAC) title for The men's soccer team has Shown here is the new 110,000 square foot Student Union, or "campus PHOTOGRAPHY Georgia Southern University the fourth time in five years and been dominant in TAAC play as living room," which was opened in July. (Photo: Frank Fortune) Chief Photographer: Kim Perry; Staff: began over 60 years ago as a qualified for the College World well. The team won the regular- Clint Horne.TonyTocco. school for south Georgia's future Series, defeating the defending season title in 1987, losing only CIRCULATION teachers. It has since grown from champion Wichita State Shockers one game in the process. They won the TAAC title again this Supervisor: Glenn Burgess; Staff: a college with less than 50 stu- in the first round of the playoffs Laura Morgan, Cindy Keever, Mike dents to a university with an en- before narrowly losing to former year, while 1990 also brought Bowden, Chris Shelnutt, Robby rollment of more 12, 250. The champion Stanford and later be- about the birth of women's soccer Weatherly current GSU population is nearly ing put out of the double-elimina- in Statesboro. ADVERTISING/ twice that of five years ago. tion event. Because of its 1-AA standing, DISTRIBUTION SERVICES Pres. Nicholas Henry heads a Pitcher Joey Hamilton was GSU is considered a small school (ADS) , newly-inaugurated university later rewarded by the NCAA for by many standards, but many having the nation's lowest ERA. other "small" schools cannot Advertising Manager: Stacy Graham; that has already been listed as Business Manager: Jeff White; one of the up-and-coming re- Qualifying for post-season boast a variety of sports as wide as Managing Editor/Business: Jenny Parr; gional universities by US News play is becoming old hat for the array offered in Statesboro. Sales Representatives: Kevin Hudson, and World Report. GSU offers Frank Kerns' men's basketball Golf, diving, swimming, fenc- Bill Hensley, Jay Knight, Lance team. During the 1986-87 season, ing, volleyball, rugby, and in- Nizinski. accredited undergraduate and graduate degree programs in the Eagles won the TAAC cham- tramural sports teams all com- PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS more than 150 majors, annually pionship, sweeping archrival pete for or at Georgia Southern. EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) awarding 1,500 degrees through Arkansas-Little Rock in the pro- Duh duh Duh... Production Managers: Traci Cobb, Van the schools of Arts and Sciences, cess. In the first round of the Yes, Georgia Southern Uni- Ellison; Production Staff: Sherry Dyal, Business, Education, Health and NCAA tourney, the Eagles led at versity has come a long way, Dean Thames, Kevin Westberry, Professional Studies, Technol- halftime in the 30,000-seat Car- baby. Barbie Westberry Jag Spivey, Keisha rier Dome in Syracuse, NY, but Davis, Natalie Bailey ogy, and Graduate Studies. Georgia Southern's missions lost 79-73 to the Syracuse Or- STUDENT PUBLICATIONS of research and public service angemen, the eventual runners- COORDINATOR promote the educational, up for the title. Bill Neville economic, cultural and social After the 1987-88 season, the progress of Southeast Georgia. regular-season TAAC champs GSU's research mission failed to qualify for the NCAA STATEMENT OF includes investigating ticks as tournament, but received a bit to OPERATIONS carriers of Lyme Arthritis and the National Invitational Tour- PRE-CHRISTMAS The George-Anne is the official student other diseases. To support its nament. The Eagles' first-round newspaper of Georgia Southern Uni- commitment to problem-solving opponent? The UGA Bulldogs in versity, owned and operated by GSU Athens. UGA won the defensive students and utilizing the facilities pro- research and service, Southern BONANZA vided by GSU. The newspaper is the aggressively competes for grants struggle 53-48. The Eagles lost 83- oldest continuously published weekly from public agencies and private 74 to Alabama-Birmingham in newspaper in Bulloch County and foundations, bringing to campus the first round of the next season's Statesboro, Ga. The ideas expressed NIT tourney. herein are those of the editor or the more than $5 million a year in individual authors and do not necessar- funds from outside sources. As for the women's basketball ily represent the views of the Student The school also recently team, then-Coach Jeannie Media Committee, the administration, opened a brand new 110,000 Milling guided them to two New the faculty and staff of Georgia South- square foot Student Union, South Women's Athletic Confer- 6 OFF ern University, or the University System ence titles in 1987 and 1988, but the 20°/c of Georgia. The George-Anne is pub- complete with a theatre, ballroom, lished twice weekly during the aca- and three restaraunts and snack NCAA did not invite the Lady demic year and twice during summers. shops. Eagles to join the field for the Any questions regarding content should GSU, with its diverse NCAA Championships because be directed to the Clint Rushing, Editor the conference had only recently (681-5246). educational opportunities and honors societies such as Gamma formed. AT THE Beta Phi and Phi Kappa Phi, has Drema Greer took over the OFFICES, MAIL, PHONES obviously succeeded on the helm of the team in 1988, leading Room 111, F. I. Williams Center. The academic as well as athletic the women to another NSW AC ti- George-Anne, Landrum Center Box levels. tle last year. The win underlined 8001, Georgia Southern University, the Lady Eagles' dominance in Statesboro, Ga. 30460. 912/681-5246 Duh duh Duh... Duh duh Duh. UNIVERSITY (News) or 912/618-5418 (Advertising) the conference because GSU was On the baseball diamond last the only team to have played in ADVERTISING year, Coach Jack Stallings' Ea- every conference title game INFORMATION SPORTS CLUB The George-Anne reserves the right to refuse any advertisement. The George- Anne's advertising rates are as follows: Hang a little Students $2 per column inch GSU faculty, departments humor on your or affiliates $3 per column inch Statesboro-area businesses and groups $4 per column inch" Christmas tree National rate $7 per column inch 'Five inch minimum ad size, otherwise classified this year! display rates ($5.50 per column inch) apply. DEADLINE: The deadline for reserving space and submiting advertising copy NEW LINE OF is Noon, one-week prior to the In- tended publication date. For more • information, rate cards, sample publica- tions, contact: Stacy Graham, Advertis- AEROBIC WEAR ing Manager, ADS, (912) 681-5418; or Bill Neville, Student Publications Coor- You'll love these dinator, (912)681-0069. new humorous » I Hallmark Keepsake CIRCULATION Ornaments - come INFORMATION see them soon! Subscription rates for home delivery of The George-Anne are six dollars per quarter, or $18 per year, delivered bulk XSAJNIVERSITY mail. Please address all inquiries to Jeff White, Business Manager. The ' (SPORTS CLUB HOURS: George-Anne is distributed free of charge on the Georgia Southern Uni- ^UNIVERSITY UNION MON. - FRI. versity campus through delivery sites located in campus buildings and resi- ORNAMENTS V (912) 681-0457 8am - 7pm dence halls. A Gold Crown Store The Hen House *We gratefully acknowledge the theft of Statesboro Mall our slogan from Robert Williams of the Blackshear Times. Call Bob and he can tell you who he stole it from originaly. "^ V^ Tuesday, December 4,1990 George-Anne Georgia Past 1 -AA Championships Championship games Southern 1978 - Florida A & M 35, Massachusetts 28 Wichita Falls, Tex. Mike Solomon ran for 207 yards on 27 carries to help give the Rat- title games tlers the first 1-AA championship. offer plenty of thrills 1979 - Eastern Kentucky 30, Lehigh 7 Orlando, Fla. history Dale Patton gained 121 yards on 21 carries and EKU held Lehigh By ALLEN ALLNOCH to just 193 yards total offense. Special Project Editor 1989 - GSC 37, SFA 34 STATESBORO - Georgia 1980 - Boise State 31, Eastern Kentucky 29 Sacramento, Cal. If you're planning on attend- Southern won its third 1-AA Boise State's Joe Aliotti passed for 358 yards and two touchdowns, ing this year's 1-AA champi- championship in five years by including a 14-yard strike to Duane Slouhy with :12 left for the game onship in Statesboro, you might rallying to beat Stephen P. Austin winner. consider bringing some 37-34 before a record crowd of tranquilizers. Judging from past title games, you could need them 25,725 at Allen E. Paulson Sta- 1981 - Idaho State 34, Eastern Kentucky 23 Wichita Falls, Tex. dium. to calm your nerves. Idaho State's Mike Machurek completed 29 of 44 passes for 330 In the twelve years the NCAA Mike Dowis kicked a 20-yard yards, outdueling EKlPs Chris Isaac, who went 14 of 28 for 219 yards. field goal with 1:41 remaining to has held a championship for Di- provide the winning margin. vision 1-AA the games have been The victory capped a perfect 15-0 1982 - Eastern Kentucky 17, Delaware 14 WichitaFalls, Tex. anything but dull. Five of the season for the Eagles and was the Delaware scored on a 5-yard pass from Rick Scully to Tim Sager twelve have been decided by three last game for head coach Erk with 5:38 left but could get no closer as EKU held on for its second 1- points or less, and two more were Russell before his retirement. AA title. decided by no more than a touch- Junior Raymond down. In all, nine of the games Gross brought GSC back from two were decided by margins of less seven-point deficits in the fourth 1983 - South. Illinois 43, Western Carolina 7 Charleston, S.C. than 14 points, with five being quarter. The Eagles tied the decided in the fourth quarter. Rick Johnson of Southern Illinois completed 19 of 25 passes for 213 The first real thriller came in Furman fullback John Bagwell (32) scored a record four touchdowns game at 34 on a 1-yard dive by yards. in the 1985 1-AA Championship against Georgia Southern. The Eagles slotback Ernest Thompson with the 1980 matchup between Eastern Kentucky and Boise State at the scored with -.10 left in the game to win 44-42. (File) 5:58 remaining. Mark Steimer. Then they really Then on the ensuing series Camellia Bowl in Sacramento. age only a field goal on their next 1984 - Montana State 19, Louisiana Tech 6 Charleston, S.C. Down 24-16 early in the fourth tried to make it a game by pulling score, and with 1:32 left, Bagwell Southern safety Taz Dixon inter- to within three, 17-14, on another cepted a pass by SPA quarterback Kelly Bradley hit on 32 of 57 for 334 yards to lead Montana State. quarter, EKU closed the gap to 24- hit pay dirt again to put the Pal- 22 on a 2-yard run by Anthony TD pass, this one from Rick adins up 42-38. Game over right? Todd Hammel at the Lumberjack Scully to Tim Sager, with 5:38 30-yard line to set up Dowis' field Braxton. The Colonels then took Wrong. Next came Georgia 1985 - Georgia Southern 44, Furman 42 Tacoma.Wash. the lead 29-24 with 10:55 left on a left. Eastern held on though, and Southern's version of "The goal. became the first 1-AA team to Eagle fullback Joe Ross, who 60-yard scoring strike from Drive," in which Ham danced, 1986 - Georgia Southern 48, Arkansas St. 21 Tacoma, Wash. Chris Isaac to David Booze. repeat as champions. dodged and passed his way 47 missed the semifinal game Of course no one could ever against Montana due to partially No problem for Boise State, yards in seven plays to the Pal- though. They would just wait un- forget the shootout in 1985 between adin 13. There, on third-and-ten, torn right knee ligaments, was Georgia Southern and Fyvman in the leading rusher with 152 yards 1987 - Northeast Louisiana 43, Marshall 42 Pocatello, Idaho til the game was nearly over, and he zipped a bullet to Johnson in the Stan Humphries' 3-yard run with 7:19 left brought the Indians then make it really interesting. Tacoma. Furman, wh:' h held a back of the end zone to go ahead on 31 attempts. Quarterback 21-6 lead at the half, went up 28-6 Raymond Gross finished with 103 back from a 42-28 deficit. Humphries finished with 436 yards pass- So they took the ball and marched for good with 10 seconds left. 80 yards in 7 plays, ending the with 10:57 left in the third quarter, yards rushing and 113 yards ing, completing 26 of 43 attempts. Did this game generate some drive with a 14-yard TD pass and things looked bleak for the passing, completing 7 of 15 at- big numbers? Well, Southern from Joe Aliotti to Duane Dlouhy Eagles, who were only\in their tempts. passed for 419 yards alone, and 1988-Furman 17, Georgia Southern 12 Pocatello.ldaho with just :12 remaining, denying second year of 1-AA competition added another 221 on the ground. 1988-Furman17,GSC12 EKU coach Roy Kidd his second under Erk Russell. Furman had 498 yards in total of- But quarterback POCATELLO - The Purman 1989 • Ga. Southern 37, Stephen F. Austin 34 Statesboro, Ga. championship, which would come fense, and each team came up two years later, against Delaware tossed consecutive scoring with 28 first downs. defense limited Georgia Southern strikes to Monty Sharpe and at the Pioneer Bowl in Wichita "I've seen a number of great to its lowest offensive output of the Frank Johnson, and fullback season with 198 total yards as the Falls, Texas. offensive players (in 1-AA)," rushed for 180 yards and three deficit to defeat Furman for the Gerald Harris tied the game on a And Delaware tried to spoil Russell said before last year's Paladins posted a 17-12 win at the touchdowns and completed 12 of championship in its first year in 52-yard run with 2:28 left in the that one in the fourth quarter for championship. "I can see why Holt Minidome for their first 1- 21 passes for 306 yards to help give 1-AA playoff competition. third. Then things really got ex- AA title. Kidd and his Colonels, who held a some of the games have been high< Georgia Southern a 48-21 win Tracy Ham hit slotback citing. The Eagles had an opportunity 10-0 lead at halftime, and scoring. Anybody who has over the Indians at the Tacoma Frankie Johnson on a 13-yard Ham hit Herman Barron with to go ahead with less than six extended the margin to 17-0 early followed Division 1-AA football Dome. scoring strike with 10 seconds a 12-yard scoring pass at the 12:21 minutes remaining when they in the third period. should be familiar with the style The win made GSC the first remaining to give the Eagles the mark in, the fourth, to which drove to the Furman 11-yard line. school to ever win back-to-back victory. The winning drive be- Delaware waited all the way of play. We're capable of playing until the 9:35 mark of the fourth Furman answered with a 7-yard some exciting football." But on a first-and-ten play quar- national championships^ 1-AAi gan at the Eagle 40-yard line run by John Bagwell to tie the terback Raymond Gross had the quarter before scoring on si 20- Against the nation's top-rated after Furman fullback John game at 35. Southern could man- See CHAMPIONSHIP, page 12 ball knocked away on a keeper at 1-AA defense, the Eagles gained Bagwell scored from four yards yard pass from Kevin Phelan to the five-yard line with 5:30 left. 603 yards in total offense, 297 out with 1:32 left to put the Pal- Mark Giles brought GSC to rushing and 306 passing, averag- adins up 42-38. within five when he blocked a ing 7.5 yards per offensive play. Ham finished the game with Bruce Leicht punt with 12:24 left Tim Foley set a championship 419 yards passing and four touch- and returned it 30 yards for the game record with four field downs and another 90 yards rush- score. Field goals of 55 and 48 goals. ing. Johnson caught seven passes

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Championship Game Records GEORGIA Jl SOUTHERN INDIVIDUAL Net Yards Passing 86 - Boise St. (31) vs. Eastern UNIVERSITY STORE Kentucky (29), 1980 Net Yards Rushing 474 - Marshall (42) vs. Northeast Louisiana (43), 1987 First Downs 207 (27 carries) - Mike 28 - Furman (42) vs. Ga. Solomon, Florida A&M (35) vs. Completion Percentage (Min. 10 Southern (44), 1985 "UNDER THE GREEN ROOF..." Massachusetts (28), 1978 attempts) Touchdowns by Rushing .760 - Southern 111. (43) vs. Points MAKE Western Carolina (7), 1983 48 - Ga. Southern (48) vs. 4 - John Bagwell, Furman (42) Arkansas St. (21), 1986 vs. Ga. Southern (44), 1985 Passes Had Intercepted Attendance GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY STORE Passes Completed 7 - Western Carolina (7) vs. 25,725 - Stephen F. Austin (34) Southern 111. (43), 1983 32 (57 attempted) - Kelly vs. Ga. Southern (37), Statesboro, YOUR CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS! Bradley, Montana St. (19) vs. Rushing and Passing Plays Ga., 1989 Louisiana Tech (6), 1984 Net Yards Passing 474 - Tony Peterson, Marshall (42) vs. Northeast Louisiana (43), GEORGIA SOUTHERN SPORTSWEAR 1987 Touchdown Passes AND NOVELTIES FOR THE 4 - Tracy Ham, Georgia Southern (44) vs. Furman (42), PERFECT GIFT FOR THE EAGLE FAN. 1985; Tony Peterson, Marshall (42) vs. Northeast La. (43), 1987 WE HAVE A GREAT SELECTION OF SWEATS. Net Yards Receiving 212 - David Booze, Eastern kentucky (29) vs. Boise St. (31), 1980 Pass Receptions 11 - David Booze, Eastern Ken- tucky (29) vs. Boise St. (31), 1980 Passes Intercepted 4 - Greg Shipp, Southern 111. FOR THAT SPECIAL GIFT (43) vs. Western Carolina (7), 1983 HOW ABOUT A Touchdowns 4 - John Bagwell, Furman (42) GEORGIA SOUTHERN vs. Ga. Southern (44), 1985 Field Goals CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT. 4 - Tim Foley, Ga. Southern (48) vs. Arkansas St. (21), 1986 GEORGIA SOUTHERN TEAM HOURS UNIVERSITY STORE Net Yards Rushing MON-FRI: 7:45-7:00 470 - Florida A&M (35) vs. (912) 681-5181 SAT: 10:00-4:00 Massachusetts (28), 1978 GAME SAT: 9:00-6:00 Passes Completed HOLIDAY: 8:00-5:00 32 - Montana St. (19) vs. Louisiana tech (6), 1984 Covers Southern Sports The Like A Swarm of Gnats George-Anne

6 • Tuesday, December 4,1990 Boise State to visit Nevada in semifinal action Broncos stampede through 1990 Wolfpack riding destiny to Final 4

By CHARLES C. WHITE By ALLEN ALLNOCH Assistant News Editor Special Project Editor

"Stampeding into the '90s" In the casinos of Reno, success clearly identifies the 1990 Boise often comes on a lucky gamble. But State University football team. for Nevada head coach , The Broncos opened the season luck has played little part in his by defeating Stephen P. Austin, the Boise team's 12-1 record. defending NCAA I-AA National "I've said it all year, and 111 Nevada Championship runner-up. say it again, this feels like a team The win foreshadowed the sea- of destiny," Ault said after the son which was to follow. Wolf Pack's thrilling triple-over- After a 3-2 start, the Broncos time win over Purman Saturday. won five of their last six to earn an Nevada made their first ap- at-large playoff berth. All five of pearance in the 1-AA playoffs the wins were against Big Sky since 1986 when they hosted and Conference foes. Skip Hall beat the Northeast Louisiana Indi- Chris Ault BSU opened the five-game win- ans 27-14 in the first round. ning streak with a 41-3 pounding The Wolf Pack began the 1990 of Montana, a team that reached campaign with a 55-14 rout of the I-AA semifinals last season. Northern Arizona, then win on to The Broncos then went on to win its next eight games before narrowly defeat Northern Ari- suffering its only loss to Boise State zona University's Lumberjacks, 34-14 in Boise. Nevada will host the 28-20. Broncos in the seminfinal round Boise State's next victim was this week. Idaho State's Bengals, who fell 44- Mike Virden Ault's Wolf Pack, who won the Matt Clafton 16. championship BSU traveled to Montana, this year, ended the regular season where they had to fight hard to de- with a convincing 50-16 win over feat Montana State's Bobcats, 31- Western Illinois. 27. Hall served as assistant head Conference performers Chris Averaging 394.6 yards of total led by fullback Ray Whalen, who Teamwise, the Wolf Pack al- The Broncos then hosted coach to James during his final Thomas, Kenny Keuhl and Scott offense per game during the regu- picked up 716 yards on 160 attempts lowed an average of 305.3 total Nevada. BSU's 79.7 winning per- years with the Huskies. Russell. lar season, Nevada is not lacking through the first 11 games. yards per game, with 187 of those centage at home was maintained "I am proud to be a part of a uni- The Broncos' leading rusher is for a field general. Quarterback The Pack boasts a stable of re- yards coming through the air. as Boise State convincingly de- versity and an athletic department Chris Thomas, who had 913 yards Fred Gatlin completed 190 of 350 ceivers in Treamelle Taylor, Ross Wide receiver Taylor also dou- feated the Wolf Pack, 30-14. that has a value system," Hall on 231 carries through the regular pass attempts for a .543 completion Ortega, Joe King, Eric Smith and bles as a punt and kickoff return Nevada will have a chance to said. "A department which places season. percentage and 2,634 yards. Scott Benning. Taylor was the specialist, averaging 11.1 yards avenge that defeat - their only one great emphasis on academics. The BSU offense is led by Mike But if Gatlin goes down, as he leading pass catcher with 57 recep- per punt return and 26.2 yards per of the season - this weekend. One that says this is what we be- Virden, who finished the regular did in the quarterfinal contest with tions, 893 yards, and an 81.2 yards- kickoff runback. Boise State is presently 10-3 lieve in, this is what we stand for. season with 178 completions in 331 Furman, opponents' worries are by per-game average. Ortega fol- Now Nevada prepares for the overall and 6-2 in the Big Sky We want to create a vision for our attempts for 2,182 yards. no means over. , lowed closely with 53 catches and Broncos of Boise State. "When you Conference. student/athletes. We want to build Virden's favorite target this Gatlin's backup, came off the bench 646 yards. The 10-3 record is Coach Skip men and not just players." year has been Winky White, who to complete 13 of 19 pass attempts for are making history, there is no Defensively, Nevada is led by time to enjoy it," said Ault after the Hall's best mark in four seasons The Broncos defeated the led the Broncos with 40 receptions 159 yards and a touchdown against inside linebacker Matt Clafton, FLirman game. at Boise State. It raises his record Northern Iowa Panthers 20-3 in for 744 yards and five touchdowns. Furman. who had 128 total tackles (84 unas- with the Broncos to 30-17. first-round tournament play. The Kicker Mike Black leads the "Both of our did a sisted), and three quarterback With a win over Boise State' this Hall joined the Bronco staff on next week they defeated Middle Broncos in scoring. He has con- super job today," Ault, who is the sacks on the season. Defensive end Saturday and a trip to the national December 5, 1986, after a success- Tennessee's Blue Raiders, 20-13. verted 30 of 31 extra points and 12 winningest coach in Big Sky his- Mark Drahos had nine sacks and championship, Ault and his Wolf ful assistant coaching career of 18 The outstanding talent comes of 17 field goals for 66 points. tory with a 125-51-1 record, said cornerback Brock Marion posted 75 Pack could make some more his- years with University of Wash- in the names of All-American Thomas follows with 54 points on after the Furman game. total tackles and five pass intercep- tory. And just maybe they are des- ington head coach Don James. Erik Helgeson and All-Big Sky nine touchdowns. On the ground, the Wolf Pack is tions. tined to do that. General Information General Information 1990 Results Location Boise, Idaho 1990 Results Location Reno, Nevada Northern Arizona W 55-14 Stephen P. Austin Enrollment 12,600 W14-10 Enrollment 10,500 Sacramento State W41-7 Weber State Nickname Broncos W 24-14 Nickname Wolf Pack ©Montana State W 20-14 @E. Washington L 10-16 Colors Blue and Orange Colors Silver and Blue Idaho W 31-28 Boston W 34-21 Stadium Bronco (22,600) Stadium Mackay (20,000) (OT) ©Long Beach State L 20-21 Surface Blue AstroTurf Surface Natural Grass ©Idaho State W 17-10 Montana W41-3 Conference Big Sky Conference Big Sky East. Washington W 40-17 @N. Arizona Basic Offense Pro Set W 28-20 Basic Offense Winged T, Multiple Sets ©UNLV W 26-14 ©Idaho State Basic Defense Multiple W 44-16 Basic Defense 4-3 ©Weber State W28-7 ©Montana State Head Coach Skip Hall W 31-27 Head Coach Chris Ault Montana W 34-27 Nevada School Record 30-17 (4 Years) W 30-14 School Record 124-51-1 (15 years) ©Boise State L 14-34 Idaho L 14-21 Career Record 30-17 (4 Years) Career Record 124-51-1 (15 years) Western Illinois W 50-16 N. Iowa* W20-3 Athletic Director Gene Bleymaier Athletic Director Chris Ault NE Lousiana* W27-14 Middle Tenn. St.* President Dr. John Keiser W 20-13 President Dr. Joe Crowley Furman* W 42-35 ♦Playoff Game Sports Information Director Max Corbet Sports Information Director Paul Stuart (3 0T) *Playoff Game Broncos upset MTSU, Wolf Pack rallies to beat Furman Boise State 20, MTSU 13 Nevada 42, Furman 35, 3 OT From staff and wire reports From staff and wire reports Ironside was able to lead the man's senior fullback Billy Stock- Blue Raiders' offense to only The YARDSTICK dale scored on a 13-yard run and BOISE - Boise State used a eight first downs and 168 total of- RENO, NV - Reserve freshman Connally kicked the extra point. The YARDSTICK BSU fourth-down pass from punter fensive yards, 300 below its sea- MTSU quarterback Chris Vargas came Nevada answered with a one-yard NEV FUR First downs 22 8 Mike Black to cornerback Elijah son average. off the bench late in the fourth by senior fullback Ray Whalen First downs 31 13 Rushing yards 112 142 George to rally to a 20-13 win over Boise State led 10-3 at halftime. quarter and hit 13 of 19 passes for and Kevin McKelvie kicked the Rushing yards 115 234 Passing yards 254 26 top-ranked Middle Tennessee That was quickly changed when 159 yards and a touchdown as extra point. Passing yards 496 91 Total yards 366 168 State Saturday in the NCAA Divi- Walter Dunson ran the second- Nevada held off Furman 42-35 in Nevada scored again on yet an- Total yards 611 325 Comp-Att-Int 23-34-0 sion I-AA quarterfinal. half kickoff back 71 yards to the 5-11-0 triple overtime to advance to a other one-yard run by Whalen in Comp-Att-Int 39-67-2 7-20-1 Fumbles-Lost 3-3 2-0 With the teams tied at 13 early Broncos' 28, and Matt Crews semifinal matchup with Boise State the third overtime. Whalen's score Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-1 in the fourth quarter, the Broncos kicked a 37-yard field goal boost- Penalties-Yards 5-33 9-71 in Reno Saturday. was his fourth of the game. Penalties-Yards 10-101 7-67 Time ot possession faced a fourth down on their 19. ing the score to 10-6. 32:01 27:59 Vargas hit senior wide receiver The Nevada defense held Fur- Time of possession 39:26 21:34 But Black's 17-yard pass to Ge- On Boise State's next series, Ross Ortega for a 13-yard touch- man again, and on a fourth and orge gave Boise State a first down sophomore fullback David down with 13 seconds remaining five play from the 20-yard line, and kept alive a 16-play, 89-yard Tingstad fumbled on the Broncos' nated our [offensive] front, and in regulation to pull Nevada (12-1) senior quarterback Frankie De- Enter Vargas, who fired four drive capped by sophomore tail- 27. Blue Raider junior tailback we couldn't move the ball as effec- within two points 28-26. Vargas Busk dropped back to pass but consecutive complete passes to take back Sean Sanders' 1-yard run Joe Campbell carried the ball tively as we wanted." then fired a two-point conversion slipped down and the game was Nevada to the six-yard line. After for the winning touchdown. three straight times before he Commenting on the fake punt pass to junior Joe King to send the over. an incomplete pass, Vargas hit The Middle Tennessee Blue scored on a five-yard sweep with that led to Black's pass to George, game into overtime. Nevada missed several scoring senior wide receiver Treamelle Raiders had one more chance but 3:22 left in the third quarter. That Donnelly said, "It was an aw- In the alternating possession opportunities and had to settle for Taylor on a fourth down play, but elected to punt on a fourth-and-1 gave Middle Tennessee their fully gutsy call." overtime format, each team gets a two short field goals by McKelvie to Taylor was stopped inches short of * with 3:22 left. Boise State only lead of the game, 13-10. The first half was a defensive chance first and ten from the 25- lead only 13-7 at halftime. the goal line and Furman took over promptly ran out the clock. Campbell was the game's lead- struggle, but Boise State put to- yard line and play continues until The opportunistic Paladins then on downs. The victory pits Boise (10-3) ing rusher with 102 yards. He gether a 12-play, 85-yard drive for one team outscores the other in took advantage of excellent field against the in was virtually the only offense a touchdown just before halftime their respective periods. position in the third quarter to score Nevada. The 'Pack defense held on four * Middle Tennessee could muster. to take a 10-3 lead. On Nevada's first possession, 21 unanswered points to take a 28- downs, and after a poor Furman Middle Tennessee (11-2) had Taylor and Smith together passed Middle Tennessee managed Vargas was intercepted by Fur- 13 lead into the fourth quarter. punt to the 29-yard line, Nevada won six straight entering the for a mere 26 yards. only 77 yards in the first half. man's Robert Beavers to end their game. Nevada regrouped though, and took the ball with 47 seconds re- i Senior quarterback Mike Vir- Their only first-half score C£ime possession, and Furman (9-4) cut the margin to eight by scoring maining, setting up Vargas' tying Middle Tennessee's offense den hit 22 of 33 passes for 236 early in the second quarter when needed any score to win. But the on a Whalen one-yard touchdown touchdown and extra point passes. was crippled in the first quarter yards, no and one Virden fumbled on the Boise State Wolf Pack defense pushed Fur- run with 9:07 left in the game. when back-up quarterback O.J. touchdown as the Boise State of- 12 and linebacker Richard Kin- man back four yards during their Wolf Pack first-string quarter- Smith suffered a knee injury. "An unbelievable game," said ' fense generated 22 first downs. ley recovered. possession, and that just put Fur- back Fred Gatlin, who had 377 Senior quarterback Phil Ironside Nevada head coach Chris Ault. Blue Raiders coach James Three plays gained a yard and man placekicker Glen Connally passing on a 26-for-48 perfor- "Emotionally, probably the greatest already was out with a back in- "Boots" Donnelly said, "As far as Crews kicked a 30-yard field goal out of range on a 47-yard attempt. mance, had to leave the game with victory our football team has expe- , jury which put third-stringer Jeff the game goes, they made the big that made it 3-3 with 12:06 left in In the second overtime, both a leg injury with four minutes re- rienced. Our whole team layed it Taylor in the driver's seat. plays and we didn't. They domi- the half. teams scored touchdowns. Fur- maining. on the line for a one-game season." Southern tttos-pitatity

Tuesday, December 4,1990 • 7 Georgia Southern hosts Central Fla. in Round 3 Knights end season on hot streak Eagles rebound from slow start

By JAMES DRINKARD By PAUL FLOECKHER Assistant Sports Editor Sports Editor After the first few games of this Followers of Georgia Southern season, no one would have football know that three is a popu- guessed that the Knights of the lar number in Statesboro — as in University of Central Florida the three Division I-AA national would be an imposing force in championships the Eagles have this year's I-AA championship. Central won. Georgia / ^ Well, guess what... everyone Early this year, though, the guessed wrong. Eagles and first-year head coach Southern Following a less-than-shining Florida had a different three TI990NCAA: start, posting a 2-2 record follow- staring them in the face - three ing their first four games, the losses in their first four games. Knights ended their regular sea- But now GSU is one win away son with a four-game winning from yet another three — an ap- streak. pearance in the I-AA title game for Scoring over 380 points this the third consecutive season. Tim Stowers season, UCF is averaging 32.1 Since the 1-3 start, the Eagles points per game. What's more, have reeled off nine straight wins, the Knights possess one of the including playoff victories over most balanced attacks in I-AA. The Citadel (31-0) and Idaho (28- In their first six regular-sea- 27). son games, the Knights started Southern's quarterfinal thriller three different quarterbacks. against Idaho was nothing new. When the call finally went out to GSU had to pull out several nail- the Knight's current QB Ron biters to gain their sixth straight Johnson, he was more than ready playoff berth. Raymond Gross to meet UCF's needs. Sean Beckton (4) (Photo by Tony Tocco) Against Marshall October 6, Following Central Florida's GSU drove 63 yards in the final devastation of William and two minutes to pull out a 17-14 win Mary in the second round of the and even their record at 3-3. playoffs, Johnson had passed for consecutive games, setting a UCF those. Add to that the fact that Alonzo McGhee dove over from the the GSU five with less than two rushing while leading the 1,123 yards and 10 TDs with 80 record. He carries 205 career re- Knight quarterbacks have made one with 30 seconds left for the minutes to play to preserve the sea- flexbone to 27 points per game. completions off of 129 attempts ceptions with 2730 yards. 314 pass attempts and suffered winning score. son-opening win over Valdosta with only five interceptions. Av- In addition to his duties as a only 19 interceptions and it be- . The Eagles gave their fans' State. Fullback Joe Ross gained 64 eraging 112 yards per game, receiver, Beckton has found other comes obvious that UCF is not a , hearts a break for three games, but yards against Idaho to push his Johnson has become a major ways to score. In the Knights' fi- team to "beat itself." threw another scare into them Through the thrilling wins, the season total to 1,016, his third force in the division. nal regular season performance, Central Florida is led by coach November 10. Trailing Ten- surprising losses and the occa- 1,000-yard season at GSU. The se- Mark Giacone, UCF's premier he threw a 33-yard TD pass to Gene McDowell. In his six years nessee-Chattanooga 20-16, GSU sional blowouts, several Eagles nior from Augusta, Ga., has tailback, broke the one-thousand- Shawn Jefferson, scored on an 11- at the school, McDowell had drove 62 yards in 1:33 to win their posted impressive numbers. scored 15 touchdowns in 1990. yard barrier during the con- yard run, and scampered 60- posted a 41-27 record at the end of final road game. Joe Ross scored Slotback Karl Miller finished the regular season. With four interceptions this frontation with Youngstown yards into the end zone on a punt the final points on an 18-yard run. the regular season with a school- State, becoming the first Knight to return. Truly, the Knights of Central year, Oglesby tied the school In the regular-season finale, record 37 receptions. To go with record for career thefts (12). The do that in a single season. In the The Knights are not just an Florida got off to a dismal start back-up fullback Lester Efford his 396 receiving yards, Miller regular season finale, he rushed offensive threat.The Central this season. Despite their early junior cornerback also returned a .[Scored from 15 yards out with one gained 284 yards rushing and fumble 97 yards for a momentum- for 122 yards, becoming UCF's Florida defense held its opponents season problems, however, the, minute remaining, for a 31r24 win added another 570 on kickoff re- all-time leading rusher. Giacone to just 16.5 points per game while Knights finished their first sea- swinging score against Valdosta over the pesky Samford Bulldogs. turns. State. enters the Knights' Final Four recording a school-record 36 son as a I-AA team with an 8-3 j Of course, GSU fans should've contest with 1,224 yards and 12 sacks this year. record and a berth in the playoffs. known right away that they would Senior quarterback Raymond All the comebacks and statis- touchdowns. Central Florida has fumbled It is doubtful that anyone is fail- spend most of the season on the Gross completed 57 percent of his tics translate to a 10-win season. The Knights' wide receiver, the ball only 29 times this year, ing to take Gene McDowell and edge of their seats. Rodney passes (108-189) for 1,534 yards Not bad for a team written off after Sean Beckton, caught passes in 38 and they have recovered 14 of the Knights of the University of Oglesby intercepted a pass inside and eight TD's. He gained 216 four games. General Information Central Florida seriously now. General Information 1990 Record 1990 Results Location Orlando, Florida >' Location Statesboro, Georgia Valdosta State Troy State W 16-10 W 17-10 Enrollment 20,000 Enrollment 12,250 ©Middle Tenn. St. @E. Kentucky L 12-24 L 16-10 Nickname Knights Nickname Eagles ©Florida State ©Bethune-CookmanW 42-9 L 648 Colors Black and Gold Colors Blue and White E. Kentucky ©Memphis State L 28-37 L 34-42 Stadium Citrus Bowl (70,000) Stadium Allen E. Paulson (18,000) NE Louisiana W 33-14 Kentucky State W49-0 Surface Natural Grass Surface Bermuda Tift ©Marshall W 17-14 ©Samford W 37-16 Conference Independent Conference Independent ©Central Fla. W 38-17 Ga. Southern L 17-38 Basic Offense Multiple Basic Offense Flexbone Savannah State W54-7 S. Illinois W 49-14 Basic Defense Multiple Basic Defense Eagle 7 James Madison Liberty W28-6 W 31-13 Head Coach Gene McDowell Head Coach Tim Stowers ©Tenn. ChattanoogaW 23-20 Slippery Rock W 24-21 School Record 42-27 (6 Years) School Record 10-3 (1 Year) Samford Texas Southern W63-6 W 31-24 Career Record 42-27 (6 Years) Career Record 10-3 (1 Year) The Citadel* W31-0 ©Youngstown State*W 20-13 Athletic Director Gene McDowell Athletic Director Dr. David Wagner Idaho* W 28-27 William&Mary* W 52-38 Dr. Nicholas Henry President Dr. Steven Altaian President ♦Playoff Game Sports Information Director Bob Cefalo *Playoff Game Sports Information Director Matt Rogers Knights defeat William & Mary, Eagles hold off Idaho Central Fla. 52, William & Mary 38 Georgia Southern 28, Idaho 27 Staff and Wire Reports "All week, because of the po- By PAUL FLOECKHER Gross completed seven passes in ORLANDO- There are those tency of William and Mary's of- The YARDSTICK Sports Editor 11 attempts for 123 yards and two The YARDSTICK that think that the University of fense, we stressed scoring every W&M UCF STATESBORO - Despite being touchdowns. Gross also led the Central Florida is strictly a run- time we had the ball," said Mike GSU U First downs 22 23 outgained by 214 yards, the Geor- rushing attack, gaining 72 yards ning team - that the Knights can- Kruczek, UCFs offensive coordi- gia Southern Eagles held on to de- First downs 18 27 Rushing yards 179 278 on 20 carries. not pass. nator. feat the Idaho Vandals 28-27 in the Rushing yards 191 156 Passing yards 273 300 Hayes' fumble recovery was the Well, how's this for a running On offensive possessions I-AA quarterfinals at Paulson Passing yards 123 372 Total yards 452 578 second of the day for the Eagles. In team's exploits: 16 of 23 passing longer than one play, the Knights Stadium. Total yards 314 528 Comp-Att-Int 14-30-0 16-23-1 the first quarter, GSU free safety for 300 yards and three touch- scored eight of 13 times. Southern's victory wasn't as- Comp-Att-Int 7-11-0 32-43-0 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 Mark Giles scooped up a Kasey downs, predominantly in the first By game's end, the Knights sured until Eagle reserve Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-2 Penalties-Yards 4-30 7-43 Dunn fumble and returned it 76 half. In all, UCF gained 578 notched a new.season high with linebacker Eugene Hayes fell on a Penalties-Yards 5-26 7-54 Time of possession 26:22 33:38 yards for a 7-0 GSU lead. yards, surpassing the 558 it racked 578 yards. The team's passing, in- Vandal fumble at the GSU 23-yard Idaho tied the score with 5:46 left Time of possession 23:08 36:52 up in a 63-6 drubbing of Texas cluding Beckton's strike to Jeffer- line with 2:27 left. in the second quarter on a five- Southern. son, was its best effort since the On second-and-nine from the yard scoring run by Carter, but Doyle nailed the 48-yarder to In truth, Central Florida domi- second game of last season. third of the defensive game plan. GSU 29, UI quarterback Steve GSU answered with two quick bring Idaho to within 11 points, 21- nated the William and Mary as It was not just air superiority The Knights sent a message to Nolan hit tight end Scott Dahlquist touchdowns to grab a 21-7 lead. 10, at intermission. they destroyed the Tribe 52-38. and a good running attack that the Tribe on their first drive of the over the middle. However, safety Gross hooked up with split end After Dahlquist's TD, GSU took The Knights surprised No.7 won the game. The Knights knew second half. Ahead 28-24, UCF Jim Mutimer stripped the ball Terrance Sorrell down the right the ensuing kickoff and marched William and Mary early in their that they had to respect William forced them to punt after three after a six-yard gain and Hayes sideline for a 46-yard scoring 72 yards in 10 plays for the win- second round playoff game, throw- and Mary's offense. Averaging plays. The Tribe had to punt on recovered. strike. Sorrell also began the ning score. On third-and-six ing for their first three TDs and a nearly 500 yards in total offense their first three possessions, and The lost fumble was a rough three-play, 69-yard drive with a from the IU nine, Karl Miller 21-14 lead. and 38 points per game, The Tribe the Knights charged forth to take end to an otherwise great day for 20-yard reception. went the distance with a screen UCF quarterback Ron Johnson earned the right to the title of best the lead. Dahlquist, who set a stadium Gross scored on a three-yard pass from Gross. was sacked twice for 18 yards in offense in I-AA. In the second half, William record with 15 receptions. He keeper 53 seconds before halftime A 35-yard field goal by Doyle losses, but he still managed to pass In the first half, the Tribe and Mary managed just 42 yards burned the GSU secondary for 202 for a 14-point lead. Gross rushed closed the scoring. Carter broke for a career- high 224 yards. moved the ball almost at will. rushing and one touchdown. yards and a TD. for 14 yards and passed for another loose for a 16-yard gain on a third- Central Florida's senior re- They scored on five of their first "Early in the season, we Nolan completed 32 of 43 passes 23 on the 44-yard drive. and-nine and a nine-yard rush on ceiver, Sean Beckton, also got into six possessions for 28 points, pass- couldn't figure out what we were for 372 yards, while Roman Carter The Vandals scored 17 unan- a fourth-and-two to keep the drive the passing end of the Knights' ing for 182 yards with 137 on the doing wrong but we were making rushed for 124 on 23 carries. The swered points to take their only alive. game, connecting with Shawn Jef- ground. mistakes -- penalties and Vandals finished with 528 yards to lead of the game, 24-21. Thayne Idaho let a scoring opportunity ferson on a 76-yard TD pass. "They had a sophisticated game turnovers - that killed us," said GSUs 314. Doyle kicked a 48-yard field goal slip away early in the second Beckton also caught two scoring plan," said Don "Deek" Pollard, Beckton. "I think Idaho has one of the best and Nolan threw TD passes to quarter when Nolan's 46-yard passes from Johnson, one of 67 and the UCF defensive coordinator. Apparently, that is all that — if not the best -- offenses to come Dunn (eight yards) and Dahlquist touchdown pass to Dunn was nul- another of 23 yards. Both passes "We tried to get too smart for stopped UCF earlier this season; to Paulson," GSU head coach Tim (49 yards). lified by a holding penalty. were thrown from the Central them." because now the Knights are on the Stowers said. "They had a great Doyle missed a 53-yarder on Eleven plays later, Doyle ended Florida quarterback's favorite Pollard simplified the defense move, and they are going to be a plan against us." the last play of the first half, but the drive by missing a 44-yard pass route, a post-corner. for the second half and changed a hard team to stop. Eagle quarterback Raymond GSU was flagged for offsides. field goal attempt. ^ The A Tuesday, December 4,1990 8 George-Anne Central Florida upsets Youngstown St. in Round 1 Furman routs Eastern Kentucky From staff and wire reports quarter to pull to 24-17. The score pass from Mike Virden to Winky followed a 92-yard, 18-play drive. White. All first-round games in the 1- The Bronco defense held AA playoffs were played Nov.24. But 15 seconds later, Debusk threw a 69-yard pass to Donald Northern Iowa to minus five Lipscomb, and Furman (9-3) yards rushing and Johnson was Central Fla. 20, Youngstown St. went on to score two more times able to complete just 13 passes in 17 before the game was over. 45 attempts for 161 yards. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Debusk's first score came on Franco Grilla kicked a 34-yard an 8-yard run with 10:27 left in Nevada 27, NE Louisiana 14 field goal as time expired to give the third quarter, and he threw a RENO, Nev. - Treamelle Tay- Central Florida a 20-17 victory 4-yard scoring pass to Paul Siffri lor's 53-yard punt return set up the over previously undefeated with 3:23 left in the game. Youngstown State. first of Nevada's three Grilla's kick ended a 10-play, touchdowns in the second quarter, 71-yard drive highlighted by a 31- Middle Tenn. 28, Jackson St. 7 sending the Big Sky Conference yard pass from quarterback Ron MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - champions on to a 27-14 victory Johnson to Sean Beckton that O J. Smith passed for one touch- over the Indians of Northeast gave Central Florida (9-3) a first down and ran for another to help Louisiana. down at the Youngstown State 37. No. 1 Middle Tennessee State NLU (7-5) of the Southland A 14-yard pass completion and beat No. 16 Jackson State. Conference held a 7-0 lead, on three running plays then moved The top-seeded Blue Raiders Cisco Richard's 1-yard touch- the ball to the Penguins' 17, set- (11-1) got three of their four touch- down run in the opening period, ting up Grilla's kick. downs after Jackson State (8-4) before Taylor broke his punt re- Quarterback Ray Isaac turnovers, including two recov- turn. marched the Penguins 59 yards ered by MTSU free safety Marty Ray Whalen, the Wolf Pack in the fourth quarter to set up a 41- Carter. running back who had been out yard field goal by Jeff Wilkins The Blue Raiders scored first almost four weeks because of an that tied the game at 17 with 5:17 to on a 7-yard pass from Smith to ankle injury, ran 16 yards for a play. Vince Parks with 4:18 left in the touchdown on the first play fol- The Knights' Mark Giacone first period. lowing Taylor's return. gained 191 yards on 21 carries to After the kickoff, Middle Ten- break his own single-game nessee held Jackson State to four school record of 177 yards set in downs. Carter blocked the Tigers' William & Mary 38, Mass. 0 October 1987 against West punt from their own 24, Tony WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Alan Georgia. Hancock recovered at the Jackson Williams scored four touch- State 8 and Smith scored on the downs and the William & Mary Furman 45, E. Kentucky 17 next play. defense posted its first shutout in Jackson State attempted a four years as the Tribe beat Mas- RICHMOND, Ky. - Frankie comeback and got to the Blue sachusetts 38-0. Debusk passed for two touchdowns Raiders' 34 when Robert Staten William & Mary (10-2) and ran for a third to lead fumbled. Carter recovered and gained 500 yards against a Min- Furman over Eastern Kentucky six plays later Wade Johnson utemen defense ranked No. 2 in 45-17. scored on a 7-yard run. Division 1-AA. Quarterback Eastern Kentucky (10-2) Boise St. 20, Northern Iowa 3 Chris Hakel accounted for 311 of Cleared for landing: Georgia Southern fullback Joe Ross flies for the endzone In the Eagles' 31-0 scored on a 1-yard run by Tim those yards, completing 20 of 27 victory over The Citadel. (Photo: Tony Tocco) Lester with 12:59 left in the fourth BOISE, Idaho - Cornerback passes. Big Sky Conference, scored on Frank Robinson's three intercep- William & Mary allowed Southern got its first score on Nolan threw for 406 yards and the first play of the second quarter three straight possessions for a tions led a Boise State defense that Massachusetts just 291 yards and Devon Pearce ran for 169 yards on a 1-yard touchdown dive by Joe 21-17 halftime advantage. picked off six Northern Iowa stopped the Minutemen twice in- and three touchdowns lifting Ross. David Cool's 43-yard field passes in a 20-3 Bronco win. side the 10-yard line. Idaho past Southwest Missouri Robinson intercepted a pass goal with 0:18 left in the half State 41-35. The Bears tied the game 35-35 from Panther quarterback Jay made it 10-0. with 14:55 left on a 22-yard field Johnson late in the first quarter, Ga. Southern 31, The Citadel 0 The Citadel (8-4) could man- Idaho (9-3) stopped a Bears goal by Richard Grote. But the another in the third quarter and STATESBORO, Ga. - Georgia age only 8 first downs and 163 drive late in the game to seal the Vandals converted two field late in the game picked off his Southern scored on its first two yards in total offense for the day. victory. goals late in the game. third pass, leading to Boise State's second-half possessions to blow final touchdown. open a 10-0 halftim^ lead and go Idaho 41, SW Missouri St. 35 Southwest Missouri State (9-3) Idaho had 578 total yards on of- The Broncos led 6-0 after the on to beat the Citadel 31-0. - SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Steve held a 3-0 lead before Idaho, of the fense to the Bears 456. first quarter on a pair of field Georgia Southern (9-3) went up goals from 28 and 40 yards by 17-0 with 10:01 left in the third Mike Black. Northern Iowa's quarter on a 35-yard touchdown only score was a 29-yard field pass from quarterback Raymond Nevada wide receiver goal by Brian Mitchell in the fi- Gross to Terrance Sorrell. 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By CLINT RUSHING however, the idea that any formal interviewed stated that they would wi^ make a significant differ- Editor contract, written or verbal, exists is News I support West in his bid for the ence,"said Johnson. Armstrong a "misinterpretation" on the devel- council seat. agreed that overall it is cheaper to opers' part. nve n a In what has been called by some According to one student who i dorm rather than off cam- Fearing that their "contract" agreed to be interviewed anony- pus" that's true in 9 out of 10 institu- students as a "bow to pressure," the with the university had been vio- Georgia Southern Administration mously to " protect her from losing tions." He also stated that the pro- Students called for lated, the developers retained local her lease" the reason the students posed dorm would "be competitive met with the Off Campus Housing attorney Charles Brown for a legal n Association on November 28 and are in favor of the dorm being built i terms of cost to area off campus remedy to the problem. Now that is that it will force area developers apartments. I know it won't be military service options agreed to postpone the construction GSU has agreed to postpone the to lower their rents so that more more expensive; it's at least com- Special to the G-A of a 520 bed dormitory. dorm construction, a legal case is According to GSU Vice Presi- students can afford to live off cam- petitive, probably less expensive options, and requested that they not likely to occur says Arm- pus. "Right now the average rent in tnan °ff campus housing." "give reasonable consideration to dent of Business and Finance strong. Neither Brown nor his Richard Armstrong, the agree- this town is so high that it's almost GSU students who are called to students called to military duty clients could be reached for com- financially impossible to live in When posed with the question of »ctlv« duty «"' * result of Opera- near the end of the quarter." ment to postpone the construction of ™"nt"&t Desert meld the dorm was done in an effort to an apartment alone. Everyone has whether the decisions regarding - . are being of- Faculty have permission, he From the students' standpoint to have at least one roommate to GSU were contingent upon the fered three options for the com- said, and are encouraged to give calm the frustrations of area de- pletion of their coursework. velopers who felt that the proposed however, the problem has only been share the incredible cost of rent, community Armstrong stated that, early exams so these students can magnified. Several petitions are It's unfair to the students who re- "there are some subjects of our de- The Board of Regents has ap- complete their courses. 520 bed dorm would create a proved a policy that allows these "housing glut" in Statesboro. "The circulating about the GSU campus ally want to live off campus. I cisions which come directly from Carter said that those who are which read "We, the undersigned think the area developers are ex- *ne community, and housing is one students to withdraw from school affected by the callup should pre- good will between the community of with a refund of tuition, or to re- and the institution is important to students at Georgia Southern Uni tremely greedy and should give us them. And when we hear from a sent a copy of their orders to his versity, urge the administration to students a break; do they honestly representative of the community qUest early exams and complete office in the Administration be maintained; if it breaks down . how coursework the students, along with the rest of ^gn0re *e rent gougers of States- think that we have the money to pay a contemplated action by the P"or to their depar Building or to the Registrar's Of- boro and build a new residence this ridiculous rent?" university is going to work to their ' fice in the Rosenwald Building. us, will suffer the consequences; The refund option does not in- we do as much as we can to main- hall now."GSU postgraduate stu- The developers argue that the detriment, we have to listen to A roster of students called to dent Stuart Johnson, creator of the dorm will create at least 520 va- them; we have to examine the is- clude fees other than tuition. active duty will be maintained by tain a good relationship with the Dr. Harry Carter, GSU vice community," said Armstrong. petitions, says he is circulating the cancies when it is built. Students sue, and if we conclude that there is the Office of Academic Affairs. petitions because "I was angry with disagree that a mere 520 vacancies substance to what they are saying, president for academic affairs, Currently, four students have The developers claim that the notified faculty members of these dorm would add to the vacancy rate the way the administration col- could put a dent in the housing we have to review and reevaluate withdrawn due to callup. fn theira^rtra lapsed. I mean here is something market. "I don't think it (the dorm") our contemplated action." over time to cut back in areas of ?at *?* Were doinS ff the stu: their business such as ground dents (the ProPosed dorm> and Campus maintenance. "If they build this along Come these developers who Art professor donates book to library dorm and we have vacancies, the *re opposed to it and just like that Announcements they (the administration) say oh, Special to the G-A extra money that we have for Free blood pressure clinic held amenities such as lawn mainte- let's keep the guys with the money happy." When asked his reaction Bernard Solomon, GSU artist There will be a free blood nance will not be there," said pressure clinic for faculty and Laura Hendley of Hendley Proper- to Dr. Armstrong's explanation of and faculty member, donated a why the dorm was postponed John- copy of his hand made book illus- staff on December 7, from 12-2 ties in an interview with the States- p.m. at the Nursing Annex boro Herald. son replied simply, "It's crap! The trating the Robert Nye novel, administration should realize that Faust, to the University's Hen- (between Hendley, referring to meetings they are not to blame for any hous- derson Library. and the North Building.) GSU administrators held with lo- ing g]ut the dorm might cause; if The 67 page, $4000 work con- For further information, con- cal property owners some three the developers would charge rea- sists of prints bound in Japanese tact Cathy Shriver in the Nurs- years ago, claims that GSU has sonable rents instead of gouging, screen fashion between two ma- ing department at 681-5242. "broken a verbal contract in which they'd find that most students pre'- hogany half-box covers. The cov- Honor Society initiates new they told not only developers, but fer to live off campus." ers were designed and con- everybody, they were not interested Johnson and several other stu- structed by Lew Selvidge, a GAU members in going into the housing busi- dents have also pledged their sup- technology professor. Georgia Southern Univer- ness." According to local devel- port to local politician John F. Solomon began the illustra- sity's Eta Gamma Chapter of oper and owner of Bermuda Run West who is running for a vacant tions, depicting Nye's novel Kappa Delta Pi International Apartments on Highway 67 John seat on the Statesboro City Council based on Flemish folk tales about GSU technology professor Lew Selvidge (standing) and art professor Honor Society recently initiated Green, GSU administrators have against none other then the attor- Faust, while working on a resi- Bernard Solomon. (Special Photo) nine new members. The new "begged us to build housing for ney defending the local developers, dency at Centrum Frans Masa- members are Dana Laing, university students." Dr. Arm- Charles Brown. reel in Kasterlee, Belgium. Institutes in Atlanta, St, Louis, third major donation to the Hen- Bonnie Lanier, Pauline Marsh, strong did confirm that adminis- "West is the man for the job, I'm Solomon's book has been dis- Armstrong State College in Sa- derson Library. It, along with his Leslie McAffe, Jean Middleton, trators have met on occasion with voting for him and will tell my played at the Internationale vannah, and Spaarbank Casse in other works, are housed in the Patty Newman, Buffy Peters, local developers and encouraged friends to do as well," said John- Buchkunst Ausstellung in Tubigen, Germany. Special Collections Department. Kimberly Strickland, and them to build off-campus housing, son. Other GSU students who were Leipzig, Germany, at the Goethe The artist's contribution is his, Donna Tootle.

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Close to campus. $175" per month. classified ads will be accepted by phone... at this price 12 • Lost & Found Washer & dryer available. Call Pam or Tami at 681- • Laundry %poms we don't take dictation). Free classified ads will be 3372. (1/1) Read on! inserted into the newspaper in four consecutive issues, unless we are instructed otherwise. Ads must be Female Roommate Needed - Own bedroom in new On Site Management duplex, 3 miles form campus. Winter Quarter thru resubmitted in writing for additional insertions. Free ads Found - Diamond ring near Library. Contact Campus should be non-commercial in nature. Free classified Summer. $160 a month plus utilities. Call Kim at 681- Lo-w Security (Deposit Police. 681-5234. (11/16) 4149 or Paige at 552-3259. (11/16) listings should be mailed to The George-Anne, Landrum Lost: A girl's Fitzgerald High School class ring, a heart- Box 8001, GSU. Deadline is noon TUESDAY or noon Female Roommate Needed for winter. Park Place. • free Tutoring Service FRIDAY one week prior to publication. shaped amethyst ring between the far right parking lot $118.75/ month plus 1/3 utilities. Ask for Julie 681- behind the Newton Building and Newton. Call Darchelle, 6356.(11/16) Stadium % • Microwaves Available • COMMERCIAL LISTINGS - are available at $5.50 681-7278. (11/16) per 50 words for two insertions in consecutive editions. Looking for a fun, female, Christian roommate in Club * • Prices Starting at $175°-°- Classified display advertising is available at $5.50 per University Village Apts. Call 681-9457. Only column inch per edition, with a one inch minimum size $113/month. Needed ASAP. (11/16) required. Payment should accompany ad, unless 13* Misc. For Sale * Includes %outine Maintenance Roommate Needed Jan. 1st. Private room. $175/month jfc Apartments advertiser has established credit. Tear sheets will be plus utilities. 4 blocks from school. Call John, Carroll, or mailed upon written request. Contact the Advertising Robb at 681-6695 or leave message. (11/16) ~k Includes %gomate locating Service Department: ADS, LB. 8001, GSU, Statesboro, GA are located less than 30460 or call 912/681-5418. IS IT TRUE.Jeeps for $44 through the U.S. Govl? Call 2 Female Roommates needed ASAP. $541.66/qtr. for factsl 504-649-5745 EXT S-9956. (11/16) Availabte Winter and Spring quarters. 2 BR, 2 bath. * Includes Trash Removal • GENERAL CLASSIFIED POUCY - The advertiser is a quarter of a mile south Hawthorne Court apartments. Rent plus 1/4 utilities. responsible for proofreading ads upon publication. Any Bed for Sale: Twin size mattress, box spring and frame; Contact Theresa at 681-4433 or 681-2726. (11/16) * Includes "Water/Seiver errors will be corrected upon written notice. Ads should all like new $60 w/ 2 sets of sheet and pad for $75.681- .of the campus of Georgia be in good taste, and are subject to standard editing 2722, ask for Don. (11/16) procedures. The editors reserve the right to refuse any VCR - new heads, works great, good condition, $80. fleTQ-ble, Individual Leases classified ad. 681-6784. (11/16) 21 •Services & Southern University, CLASSIFIED CATEGORIES For Sale - Laser 128 computer. Keyboard, Monitor, 1 (912)681-2437 Internal, 1 External, 5 1/4 disk drive. Citizen 120-D * right across from 3fc 001-Announcements UNIVERSITY TYPING SERVICE. Word processing for printer. GEOS Software includes work processor, etc. 210 Lanier dr. faculty and students. Term papers to books. Editing 0 02 - Arts 4 Crafts Printshop Software. Bought $1200. Sale $600. Call included. Letter quality printing. Marjorie Bell, Ed D Allen E. Paulson 587-5181 after 6:00. (11/13) Statesboro 003-Autos for Sale 681-3716. (1/1) 0 04-Auto Parts, Repair SECRET LOANS! We lend money by mail - $300 to Stadium. 30458 0 05 - Business Opportunities 14* Motorcycles $5000 in absolute privacy. Borrow lor any good reason. 0 06-Child Care No co-signers. No mortgages. Write for details and application - no obligation. Financial Services, Dept. L, 007-Education Box 454, Nicholls, GA 31554. Enclose envelope! (11/16) 008-Fresbies Beat the gas prices. 1986 Honda "Rebel" 450 low 0 09 - Furniture/Appliances mileage, excellent condition, saddle bags, two helmets, 010 - Garage Sales 681-3127. Ask for Mike (11/16) 22 • Sporting Goods 1988 Suzuki GN 250. Excellent condition. 169 miles. 011-Help Wanted Asking $1600. Call 587-5870 or send message to Happy Holidays from... 012-Lost 4 Found GSU LB 16076. (11/13) For Sale - New Royce Union Men's 10 speed bike. Chromoly frame with Shimano components. $165 or K£K5Kfl 013 - Miscellaneous for Sale LOOK!!! SHOIE RF-200 HELMET RED.WHITE.BLUE trade for mountain bike. 681-6060. (11/16) 014-Motorcycles WITH SMOKE SHEILD. MINT CONDITION! VERY 015-Musical COMFORTABLE. LESS THAN SIX MONTHS OLD. "I NEVER NEVER DROPPED OR WRECKED. BEST 016-Personal 23 • Stereo & Sound OFFER CALL TAG 681-6428 017-Pets & Supplies 018-Photography For sale: Alpine 7903 CD Player. '90- model $400. Also, 019-Rentals/Real Estate Alpine 3522 amplifier '89 model 100. Call 681-3700. 19 • Rentals/Real Estate Ask for Stan. (11/16) 0 20 - Roommates 021-Services Room for Rent. Private room in The Lodge Apartments. 022-Sporting Goods Only $150/month plus utilities. Apartment already cvs 0 23-Stereo & Sound furnished. Must see! Call 681-9499 (Ask for Tod or Willie). (1/1) 024-Swap 4 Trade Fine Jewelry at wholesale prices New Studio Apartments. Furnished or unfurnished, -sS* 025-Television4Radio electricity, gas, water included in rent. $200/ student (2 • Open to Public • Buy & Sell • Shop & Compare! 0 26 - Vans 4 Trucks students in each room - $150/month/student) Also Hrs.10to6 764-4599 accepting fall leases. 587-5418. (11/16) #6 Gentilly Square Statesboro (next to Winn Dixie) 027-Wanted

1985 Black GTI. New teardrop alloy wheels, only 35,000 miles on new engine. Good gas mileage. Call 681-9499. (1/1) For Sale: 1989 RS Camaro. Loaded with T-tops, low mileage. Perfect condition. Asking $10,000 Nego. 681- 9679.(11/16) 1982 Honda Accord LX. Great gas mileage. Tint, W7 THUNDEKBHQ) sunroof, 5-speed, power steering, power brakes. Runs good, excellent highway car. Call Jon after 6:30 pm. 681-3775. (11/16) _^^ WE OVERBOUGHT 1988 Camaro. Burgundy with grey interior. Excellent condition, T-tops, loaded. Take over payments, financed through Work) Omni. 839-2026. (11/16) 1987 Pontiac Firebird Formula, black, V8, 5-speed, T- INCLUDES: Cruise, Florida to tops, A/C, AM/FM, cassette, power windows/doors, 52,000 miles. Worth $7,900. Reduced to $7,100 or best the Bahamas for two adults offer. 764-7421 (11/16) 1982 Camaro Z28, 305 V8, Ft, black, gold stripes, tan aboard the Ocean Liner cloth int., T-tops, AC, PW, PS, PB, tilt recline seats, louvers, $3,500. 681-681-6851. (11/16) Discovery I, plus 5 days, 4 nights hotel accom- 04 • Auto Parts, Repair • Older Restoration modations at the Cast- • Drivable Condition For Sale - Jeep CJ-7 hardtop. Excellent condition, black away Resorts, (tourist door, glass window. $800 OBO Call Steve at 489- 2780 after 5:00. (11/13) • Call Carl at (404) 946-3242 class rating) while in • Also, rare 1962 Fairlane Sports Coupe for Sale. Freeport, Grand Bahamas. 09 ♦ Furniture/Appliances Tickets good for one year

Moving Out Sale - Furniture in good condition. Must sell from date of purchase. Offered through a Licensed and Bonded Cruise Line. I i I m i Limited Amount Of Tickets Remaining. I IRim i ■That's right, rip us off. Classified ads are ALWAYS free in The George-Anne to students, faculty ■ and staff. Have something to sell? Need a roommate? Have a "personal" message?Fill in your, ORIGINAL COST $538.00 message (in 25 words or less) in the boxes below, and send it in. That's all there is to it. Send ■ it to The George-Anne, Landrum Box 8001, GSC, or bring it by our office at room 110 of the ■ Williams Center. No free commercial listings, please. And, no phone calls. At these prices, we I don't take dictation. I ■ 1 1-800-221-6044/ I I I I American Travel 1 1 Send Check or Money Order Along With Coupon To 1 Drinking Age Only American Travel promotions 1 ■ Suite 500, 9515 Deereco Road Baltimore, Maryland 21093 j Signed 1 The 1 NAME Name (Print) George-Anne I ADDRESS Landrum Box 1 CITY STATE ZIP CODE 'Based on double occupancy. Additional charge for taxes and meals. Telephone I "A Tradition Ahead of Its Time" I In18 The Bahamas 'Subject to availability. Allow 60 days advance reservation notice. Groups must book individually. Allow 2 weeks for delivery. I US 12 George-Anne Tuesday, December 4, 1990 Geoise-Anne Championship Georgia Southern University Continued from page 5 A Southern Tradition For Over Sixty Years Northeast Louisiana and Mar- scoring with a 6-yard run by Ron it took two come-from-behind shall, not to be outdone, put on a Darby. fourth-quarter rallies by Georgia show of their own in 1987 at the Then coach Pat Collins' Indi- Southern and a field goal with » in Pocatello, Idaho. ans came storming back in the 1:41 left to put Stephen P. Austin Marshall, which trailed 21-13 at fourth when Humphries hooked away. the half, quickly closed it to 21-19 up with Kenneth Johnson for his "Although I haven't thought newspaper that's early in the third period, then third TD pass of the game, this much about it, I do know the Di- went ahead 27-21 on a Tony one with 13:34 left. Humphries vision 1-AA championships have Peterson touchdown pass with at two-point pass attempt to Jerry been very exciting over the student (stoo'ebnt) ??.. I. one who attends the 9:55 mark. Harris was good, bringing NLU years," Russell said. "I certainly a learning institution. 2._gne3vho.j2e.ver Northeast regained the lead on to within six, 42-36. don't see that changing in the a 9-yard pass from Stan The Indian defense continued near future." writes home excent for monev. Humphries to Chris Jones with to hold and with 7:19 left, Now we've got the top two teams . , 6:47 left, then promptly gave it Humphries ran it in from three in 1-AA coming to Allen E. Paul- let your back to the Thundering Herd yards out to tie, and Teddy Gar- son Stadium on December 15. going on at your home when Peterson hit Bruce Ham- cia's extra point gave Northeast Another championship game? special $12.00 student rate subscri mond on a 17-yard score. Mar- the win. You'd better not leave early. You shall ended the third-quarter And don't forget, just last year might miss another classic. ■ ' :>■.■■ " .■.'^::r:^-'^i: Ofi er • Savannah Continued from page 2 □ Yes, send a subscription of the George-Anne □ Student Subscription Special ($12^) s8 For the shopper in the group, to this address: □ Non-Student Subscription ($ 18 ) Area Convention and Visitors Savannah offers a myriad of PLEASE ENCLOSE PAYMENT TO GSU Bureau. specialty shops and the conve- □ Check here if this is a gift subscription, Savannah has a well-earned nience of several modern malls. and we will send a gift card in your name| reputation for fine dining with The shops along the waterfront menus that offer everything from and a pocket calendar to the recipient. often specialize in handmade Subscription sent by: Southern cooking to the finest in products and imported goods that Mail to the George-Anne, LB 8001, Statesboro, GA 30460 f> European-style cuisine. The am- may be hard to find elsewhere. Please enclose check or money order with subscription. bience of the city's restaurants The malls on uptown Savannah ranges from primitive seafood house several of the more popular houses where newspapers are department stores and boutiques. used as tablecloths to refined, With its beautiful beaches and gourmet dining rooms. Many of architecture, fine restaurants, Savannah's finest dining experi- For this man it's arthritis. and varied shops and stores, Sa- For someone else it might be ences can be found in the historic vannah is a "don't miss" during district, so one can make a day of poor eyesight or maybe they just your stay in Georgia's low coun- can't cope. The fact is, last year sightseeing and fine dining. try. 4 million Americans got the help they needed from IRS Volunteer Assistance Programs. Statesboro If you have the desire to help Continued from page 2 and a basic aptitude for math, you could become a part of the IRS Be A Deer, Shop Savannah Mall This Holiday Season! Volunteer Assistance Programs. Country, the community of prise the city. It seems that the cit- The programs are year-round Statesboro invites you to be a part izens of Statesboro welcome ev- and open to any company, of its Christmas tradition. Many eryone with open arms. Whether organization or individual that events are scheduled for the week you have lived in the city all of would like to give something back of Dec. 15 with the holiday fes- your life or it is your first trip to their community. The training is I tivities beginning Dec. 10. down its quiet streets, the people of free and the rewards are enriching. Events scheduled for the celebra- Statesboro always make you feel So volunteer and call 1800 424-1040. tion include such holiday tradi- like you belong. It is truly a home Beginning October 1,1990, please tions as the lighting of the town away from home. call 1800 829-1040. tree, a live Nativity Scene, and Statesboro offers her visitors Volunteer and help make BE A DEER caroling. If you like tradition, everything that they could possi- someone's taxes less taxing. this is the perfect "gift" for you. bly desire during their stay in the Internal ' A Public Service of Revenue ' "Magnolia Midlands." In short, This Publication & Service I The best thing about Statesboro, Statesboro is the heart of Southern however, is the people who com- Hospitality. TMSHOLDAY 18 HOLES PUBLIC SEASON. SHOP MALL! Savannah's newest level of fashion, Savannah Mall, is celebrating its first nHcodouj Lobes holiday at home in Savannah. Our Mall is buzzing with fabulous festivities! Our stores are brimming with gorgeous holiday gifts! Our Food Court is filled GOLF CLUB with delicious delights! Come to Savannah's most beautiful Mall and ring in 1 the holidays with us. It's truly "Holiday Shopping at its Best!" Only minutes Santa Claus Countdown There's still a few days left for your little deers to tell Jolly St. Nick from GSU their holiday wish list. Have photos taken too! But hurry, Rudolph is waiting to take Santa away! No Tee-times Available during Mall hours, Belk Court necessary The Finishing Touch! Rental clubs We'll wrap your gifts free with elegant holiday paper! Just bring Savannah Mall receipts totaling $100 or more and we'll put available Paulson those special finishing touches on your presents! Stadium Available during Mall hours, Center Court Driving range LOCATED NEAR & practice CAMPUS • OPEN Good Things Come In Small Packages 7 DAYS A WEEK Watch their eyes light up with a Savannah Mall Gift Certificate. Perfect greens CAMPUS for that hard-to-please person. Honored at any of our wonderful stores! 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