The NCAA News

24 THE NCAA NEWS/March 11.1992
NCAA Record
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
OF ATHLETICS
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
OF ATHLETICS
Women’s basketball Marsha Sharp
;rgrccd 10 a new tour-year conlracl at
Texm Itch, where her team won it, fir\1
Southwesr Athletic Cnnicrrncr tiL
tie. Turn Kelly resigned 3( r-
dInator. Major. dcfensrve coordinator.
MorrIss. olfcn\ivc line coach: C‘o\prr,
dcfenslvc lmc coach. and Wiley, srcondary
COdl Greg Msttiwn wlectcd as delrn-
rive Imc coach at Michigan. Hr served
musI rrcrntly iI\ an arbislant at lrxas
A&M. whrrr ht: spent Ihu 19x9 thIough
IYYI \easons. Prior lo Ihat. hc was at
Navy, Westrrn Michigan, Northwestern
and Cornell.
Robert Cnry elevalcd from I‘eceIvers
coach to ollensIvr coordinator and Mike
McC‘nrty hIred to rrplacc (‘ary as rcccIvers
c~)ach at Southca\t Mi\scmri SIatc. Caly
wrll hc in hi> l’uurlh >e;Ison a\ tin a\~l\Ianl
;,I rhc bchoot: McCarty \rrvcd ah offcnsivr
coordlnalor la.sI season al Orcgorl
Itch.. Doug Fertsch rc\ipned as nffen-
\IVC coordinaIor al Sam HorIston SlalC I0
hccornc offcnslve Ilnr coach aI South-
wc$tern I ,LIIII\I:~;L
IYXl tu 19x6 Lovie Smith named oub
sldc tlnrhackrr\ and dclen\ivc end\ coach
;It KenliIcky.. Fred Wbittingham ap-
pc,ln(ed delen
can bc most effective, and that’s
what wc’rc dctcrmIncd lo do,” he
said. “Wc’rc serIou5 about solving
this problem. and that’s what wc’rc
golllg 10 do.”
Flsewherc in the state, officials at
the llnivcrsity of Kbode Island said
an internal investigation uncovered
no illcgnl gambling or violation of
rules by basketball team members
at that institution, clearing the team
to compete in the Atlantic IO c‘on-
l’ercnce basketball tournament.
‘l’hc sch00l also plans to examine
other sports teams and also ~111
explore problems with gambling in
on-campus and off-campus housing,
she said.
Y CIC‘ Rivcrsldc (224) ......... 94
Y. SouIh Dak. S( (22-S) 94
I I Pace 1224) ............. 82
Greg Mattison
joined footbait
I2 (‘enttal Okla 122-5) .........
I3 Wayne St. (Mlch.) IZI-6)
I4 lroy SI. (22-S). .......
6X
65
60
staff at Michigan
IS. Ky. Wolcy:m ( I Y-7) 45
16. S.C -Sp.rrmhur~ (23-5) .... 40
Clemson named
Tim Match public
relations director
17. Ashland (20-6)
IX (‘al St. Raker\l,eld
19. R,rll>n\ (22-5)
20 N,,rlolk SI (22-X)
(21-6) ....
......
.......
31
27
IS
.SK
20 (;rand (‘anyon 170-h) ........ 5%
Division II Women’s Barkethrll
Ihr top 2U NCAA Ihv~nn It women’s
POLLS
I)lv,r,,m I Hawhvll
I IIC (‘,rllcp.r~c II.r\ch.lll I,,,, II) N(‘AA I),vl-
\,a,,, I b.,\cb.~ll ,c:,m\ Iht,wgh Match ‘J. v,lth
,CLllld\ 111 p‘lrcnthc\c\ ;Ind ,,OlllL\
I W,rt,ll;, 41. I IL,)) 4Yh
2 M,arn, 1l~t.i ) (13-1) 402
7 I 1111 Id.1 I 15-4) 4Y I
4 ICXil\ ( 17-7) 4x0
s I I~llldil Sl tts \I .4xs
h lC‘,I Sl I llltrlltrll (14.4) 4x1
7 41.11111~1d (I7 7) 4x1
x I OL11\131,.1 Sl I I z-21 471
Y (‘lcmw11 ( 11-u) 4hY
IO (rcorg~a lrctl (1X-l) 465
II H;~U.III II I-S) 40 7
I’ (icolp;, (I \-I t 45Y
I1 South At,,. (I I 1) 457
I4 Allll,ll,L St ( 14-5) 455
IS Prppcrdlllc 112.5 I) 451
16. Swlhwc\lrru L.1. (12-11 .44X
17 NIILK l);lmcf7-ll ,441
b;~,kcthatl tc;tm\ thrtruah March 2, with records
,n p;arcnthc\cr imd p,,,r,I\
I North I)ak St (24-2) ........ ..IS X
2 Benltry (26-I)) ......... I54
7. Portland St. (27-L) 144
4. WcrI (;a. (2.5-4) .... IS5
5 St Joseph‘s (Ind )(25-t) 129
h Pitt-Johnrtown (23-3) II5
7. .Aug~~,tana (S.I).) (24-2) II3
X. Swnchdt (24-3) ..... IO1
9 Wa\hhurn (224) ................ mo
IO Delta St (25-4) ............ xx
I I C‘lar~on (24-2) .......... x0
12. North D;lh. (21.5) 6X
I3 We\I Tcx SI 122-5) ..... 63
I4 Notlotk St (24-6) .............. Sh
I5 (‘al P,rly Fom,,na (27-5) ............ 5 I
I6 Mlchi$an lech (224) .......... 35
I7 tdinhoro (21-6) ........ II
IX. Pltt,burg St. (20-7) IX
IY St Augustmc‘a (23-2). ......... I5
21) UC DavP, (22-2) ............ I4
IX Nwlh Car0 St (14-1). 440
IY (-‘al St NorIh~~dgr (Y-4) 41X
?IJ I.on~ Hrach \I I I I-X) 437
21 s,,ufhI‘;,Io (12-l) 412
22 I’rc,phlc,n (Y 5) 430
21 II( I A, 15~5) 42Y
24 Al 11011.1 ( 15-Y) 42X
25 Al kanaa\ t I I-1) . . . . ..42h
26 Oktah~~m;~ (I 1-1) ,425
27 ohl.lh~1m:l SI (X-5) 421
2X M,r\~,pp~ $I (1-4) 420
2’) Indiana SC (4-l) 415
70. Irnruzrc (Y-2) 414
Divisiun II Baseball
‘I’hc C‘olteg,ate Baseball top 25 NCAA Dw-
\mn II hasehatt teams through March 9. with
records ,n parentheses and pmnl\
I. l-la. Suthcm (17-I) . . . . ..4XIJ
2. Ar”hlr,my Sl ( 12-2) 464
3 ll(‘ Riverside (14-7) 446
4 Jackbonvitlc St. (I l-3) ,432
5. Tampa ( I 1-S) 410
h. S.(‘.-Alken (13-5). 396
7 ~‘atPolySLO1lt~6)...... 3Y2
X Mo Southern SI. (S-6) 36X
Y Longwood (7-2) 34x
II) AdelphI (0-O) ..stx
I I Valdos1a SC. (10-4) 106
Men’s Gymnastics
I hc top 20 NCAA men‘s gymnastic> lcams.
hased on the average (11 the teamn‘thrcc hrghest
scores (rnclud~ny aI least Iwo away IllrXtT)
through March 2. as hrtcd by (he Naional
A,wcm~m of Coltcgmtc Gymnastics Coachr\
(Men),
I Nchraska ........ 2x3 1x
2. Ohlo SI ............ 2x1 7x
3. Srantord ............. . .,2X1.6 s
4 Mmneaota ............... ,281 I3
5 Brigham Yune .......... 2x0 xx
6. M,chlgan SI ........... 279.87
7. Penn sr ............. 279.6U
x Iowa ....... ......... :.27Xh X
Y lemplc ............. 277 90
II). IICI A .......... .277.35
I I New Mexico .......... .276.73
I2 Illinois ..... 215x7
13. Syracurr ............... 275.52
14. M,ch,gan ............. .274.67
IS Aruona St. ......... ....... .274.43
I6 UC Santa Barb. ........ .273.X0
I7 KenI ............... 272 27
IX 11LC‘hugr ........ 269 I5
IY Wllham & Mary ........ 2hX 27
20. IllWva SI .......... 267 YS
12. Fckcrd ( 10-S) 700
13. C‘olumhu, (X-4) _. _. 296
14. ‘GILI-Tdwvardsvltte (I-2) 2XH
IS. Sh,ppenrhurg 14-2) 26X
16 Cat St Dam. HIII\ (7-7-l) . . . ...232
I7 Slippery l+ck I&0) 270
IX I-‘rntrat Mo. St. (X-5) I86
IY South I,;& Sr. (I-2) IX0
20. Sacred Hear1 (0-l). I66
21 Georgia Cal. 194) I62
22. New Havcr, (0-O) 12X
27 (‘arnrrcm 17-2). IO6
24. Norfolk St. (h-1) Yh
25 I.ewlr IS-X) x4
IXrivion II Men’s Basketball
The rap 20 Nrm‘hh D1vlrlrrn II men’s basketball
tc;tms thrtjugh March 2. with record\ in
parcntherer and points.
I calif. (Pa.) (26-I) I60
2. J;rckrnr,v,tte SI (24-t) IS2
7 Vlrgmiit II&n (25-3) 144
4 I’hila. IcxIltc 124-J) I36
5. W:t\hhurn (21-4) 12x
6 Ilridgeport (21-6) I I6
7 Johnson Smith (24-h) 11s
X. New Hamp (‘I (22-5) 9X
ESPN schedule includes bowl teams
L’SPN’s 1992 schcdulc of at Icast nine live Thursday-
night C‘ollcgc Football Association games will feature
nine bowl teams from last year, Including three that
WCIK ranked In the top IO in Ihe final Associated Press
poll the IJniversity of Florida; llnivcrsity of Califor-
nia, Hcrkclcy. and East Carolina University. The
schcdulc:
ScptcmbcI~ 3, Umvrrsily of Oklahoma at ‘lexas Tech
Ilnivcrsity; September II), San Diego State University
at Brigham Young Ilniversity; September 17, University
of Pittsburgh at Rutgers University, New Brunswick;
September 24, California at University of Kansas;
October I, Florida at Mississippi State (Jniversity;
October 8, University of Colorado, Boulder, at liniver-
s~ty ot’ Missouri, Columbia; October 29, LJniversity of
Southern Mississippi at East Carolina: November 12,
Texas A&M llnivcrsity at University of Houston, and
Women’s Gymnastics
The lop 20 NCAA women’s gymnastlo
Ieams as lisied by the Natmnal Assocml~m of
Collegiate GymnasIlcs Coaches (Women).
based on the team\‘reg~onal qualilying averayes
through March 3.
I. IJtah ............... 195.56
2. Georgia ........................ .lYS.lS
7 Oregon St. ................. I93 55
4. Arirona St. .. 19247
5 Atahama .................. 192.42
6 Florida ................... I91 55
7. Penn St ....................... 190.79
X Arizona ........... I90 36
9 BrIgham Young ............. 190 I6
IO.UCLA .......... lXY.7Y
I I Illah St ................ I89 74
12. lowson St. ...... lUY.3h
13. Mwh,gan ......... I x9.07
I7 Caldorrm .......... IX907
IS. Auburn. ......... 1x9.04
IS M~rwurl .................... .l89.04
I7 west Va ........... ... I xx 70
IX. Stanford I XX.64
I’). CIktah,rma ........... IXX.22
20 Nebraska .............. IX7 99
Division I Men’s Ice Hockey
1 hc top IS NCAA Drvision I men‘s ice
hcrckey Ie~ms rhlough March 8, with record\
in parentheses and points.
I Maine (27-J-2). ... ..6 0
2. Mmnon~a (30-X) .......... 56
3. M,ch,gan (2X-7-3) ............. 52
4. I.ake Superior St (21-Y-4). ......... ,.4X
5. Mlchlgan St (19-Y-X). .............. 42
h. Wwconsin (21-l l-2). ............. 41
7. BoElon II (21-X4) ................ ..3 4
X New Hampshire (21-l l-2). ........... .32
9 Notthern Mich. 120-13-3). ...... 29
IO St. Lawrence (20-8-I). ... .26
I I I+wdcncc (21-12-2) ......... 20
I2 Alar Anchorage 121-7-I) ........... I3
13 (‘larkson (20&X-l) ............ I2
I4 Harvard (14-7-6) .... 7
IS. Wc\Iern Mach (th-12-h) .............. 5
Division II Women‘s Softball
1 he preseason top 20 NCAA Dwwn II
w~rncn’~ dt ball Icam,. wth pomts
I. htc~om~twrg ... II4
2. Cal Sr Rakersfleld .......... III
3 Augustana (S D.). ................ I IO
4. Cal St. Hayward ....... to1
4. Fla. SuuIhcrn ...... IO1
6. Wayne SI (MI& ) .................. 67
7 Nebraska-Omaha ................... 82
x Cal I’oly SLO .................. 75
Y MO Southern St.. ................ 71
IO Merrimack ......... hh
I I. Calil. (Pa.) .......... 51
12. Ncb.-Kearney ...... 54
13. Chapman ......... 50
I4 Sacred Hurt .......... 44
I5 St Cloud St. .......... 3X
16 UC Davrs ...... 23
I6 Lock Haven ........ 23
111. C‘enlral Mu. St. I6
19. harry ................. IS
20. Sh,ppensburg. ....................... 9
-l-
Division 111 Wumcn’s Suftball
I he preseason top 20 NCAA Division
women’, softball teams. with points.
III
I. Cen1tal (Iowa) ................. 125
2 l=.astern Corm. St. ................. 120
3 lienton St. .......... II5
4. Hope .......... .......... II0
5 Caplrat ........................... IO5
6. Ithaca .......... 95
7. Wm. Pawron ................... 92
X Simpson ........................ 89
Y. Mount Union ...... RR
10. III. BcncdwIlne
I I. va. Wc,leyan
12. Crrrtland SI
...........
..............
...............
x4
69
6U
_
I.7 Luther ............................. hh
14 Wis -River l-alls .......... 63
I5 Scranton ............... 52
15. Kcan. ............... 52
17. So. Thwwc (Mmn ) ............. 4h
IX. Brl’waIer (Mass.). .............
I9 MusLmgum ...............
17
36
20 III Wesleyan ......... ...... .31
Men’s Volleyball
The lachikara top 20 NCAA men’s volleyball
teams as sclcctcd by the American Volleyball
Coaches As,oc,auon through March 3, wth
record, rn paremheres and points.
I. Long Bach SI (IS-O) .............. ,320
2. SIanlord (10-2) ................... 304
3 Pepperdine 116-l) ............ 2xX
4 Cat St. Northridpc (X-S) .,.,.26X
5. IIC1.A (6-S) .............. ..24 2
h Southern Cal (6-O) 226
7. Ku&err-Newark (17-5) .............. .223
x. IU/Pll-Fl. Wayne (14-5) ......... 216
9 Hawaii (h-7). ............... 193
IO. hnyham Young (64) .............. I78
I I UC Santa Barb. (5-Y) 158
I2 Penn St. (8-7, ......... 156
IS. Gwrye Mason (6-6) ............... I35
I4 Ohio St. (X-7) ...... I Ih
IS. San Ihcgcr Sl (S-12). ................ YS
Ih 11C Irvine (3-X) .......... h9
I7 Hall St (2-6) ........ 46
IX. Lrry& (Cal ) (2-15). ................. 45
I9 Ndvy (3-h). .................. 37
20 I’rlnceton (X-S) ..... 22
November 26, ‘l‘exas A&M at Umversity ot l‘exas at
Austin.
All games have kickoffs of 8 p.m. Eastern time
except the ‘lcxas A&M-‘ltixas contest, which is not yet
set
Southeastern Conference
signs football deal
The Southcastcrn Conference announced February
27 an agreement with Jellerson Pilot Sports to televise
SEC’ lo&ball games for the next four years.
JP Sports holds rights to tclcvise I2 or I3 games
annually throughout the nine-state SEC on a syndicated
basis beginning this fall. Turner Broadcasting System
has aired SEC games for the last eight years.
“As a new era in SEC football begins with a l2-team
race, it is certainly fitting that our member institutions
will be featured on the nation’s foremost sports
syndicator,” said SEC Commissioner Roy F. Kramer.