1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

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All Phi Second Team
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Terry Gray
6'6" Forward (So.)
Centre
Pts per game: 10.2
Balloting: 21 pts*
Greg Mason'
6'0" Forward (Jr.)
Centre
Pts per game: 8.9
Balloting: 21*
Paul Johnson^
6'6" Center (Jr.)
Hanover
Pts. per game: 8.2
Balloting: 21*
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Todd Doolittle
5'll"Guard(Jr.)
Puget Sound
Pts per game: 7.5
Balloting: 23
Dale Ribble
6'2" Guard (Sr.)
SW Missouri State
Pts per game: 2.9
Balloting: 14
' All Phi First
Team last year
^ All Phi Second Team
last year
* unanimous
against Hendrix and 11 against
Ogelthrope.
Gray's teammate, Greg Mason, a
first team choice last year with 359
points, scored 256 points on the
season for an 8.9 average. He
grabbed 63 rebounds and provided
84 assists. During the season, he had
three 20-point games.
PatU Johnson, Hanover, scored
189 points for a 8.2 points per game
average, and he made 75 rebounds.
He was a second team choice last
year when he taUied 320 points.
At guard is Todd Doolittle, Puget
Sound, a jimior who scored 220
points for a 7.5 average. His
amazing 165 assists helped his team
to a 17-12 record.
Completing the second team is
Dale Ribble, Southwest Missoxu-i
state, a senior who is only the 12"'
player in school history to play 100
career games. An impressive 71 of
those games were victories. He
helped his team to victory in the
first round of the NIT this year. For
the third consecutive year, he was
selected to the Missouri Valley
Conference All Academic Team
with a cumulative 3.67 GPA.
Other Phis who scored in the
balloting are: Derek Ruble, Centre;
Paul Shipe, Rollins; Chad
McDougal, Lawrence; Dave
WaUace, Wabash; Dave Genaway,
SUNY Buffalo, Ryan Schoenhals,
McGill, and Marc Carlson, Iowa
State.
Next year the fratemity team will
be boosted by Jason Weaver,
Stanford, returning from knee
siu-gery; Brad Reagan, Southwestem,
a Second Team All Phi in 1991-
92, who returns from a year's study
Sports Shorts
G
olf pro, Dan Forsman,
Arizona State '81, and his
partner combined in the final
round for a two under par 69 to
win the $1.1 million J. C. Penney
Classic in January. Forsman had a
chance at The Masters in April, but
he dropped two shots in the water
at the par-3 12* hole. "The back
nine at Augusta is very difficult for
me," he said. "This was my first
real trip around Amen Corner on
the final day of The Masters with a
chance to win ... there's nothing
like being there with a chance at a
green jacket."
University of Delaware head
football coach, Harold "Tubby"
Raymond, Michigan '50, was
selected NCAA Div. IAA Coach of
the Year for 1992.
University of Oregon head footbaU
coach. Rich Brooks, Oregon State
'63, won a contract extension
through 1997. Brooks is also a
member of the All-Phi Football
Board.
Dick Rehbein, Ripon '77, was one
of two assistants retained by the
in Europe; Robert Edwards, Oregon
State, a redshirt this year, and Matt
Droege, Puget Sound, a sophomore
Phikeia who scored 499 points and
grabbed 210 rebounds this year. •
new New York Giants head coach,
Dan Reeves.
All Phi Football Board member,
Larry Smith, Bowling Green '62,
who took Southern California to the
Rose Bowl for his first three
seasons, resigned after a 3-8 season.
He had a 44-25-3 record in his six
years at USC.
Alex Gibbs, Davidson '63, a former
AU Phi Football performer and
college footbaU and NFL coach,
accepted the position of offensive
line coach for the Kansas City
Chiefs. He joins Brother Lynn StUes,
Utah '63, who is vice president of
player persormel.
The NCAA recently appointed
University of Mississippi athletic
director,
Warner Alford,
Mississippi
'60, as a
representative
on the Professional
Sports
Liaison
'^'^°''*'
Committee. He
is also on the AU Phi FootbaU Board.
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