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Show THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Thursday, February Pago E2 15, 1990 At Orlando CHICAGO 1129) 8 Grant Lane Hale DB Monte Vista HS. Danville. CA Patrick Mitchell, DB Waco HS. Waco. TX Evan Pilgnm. Ol, Antioch HS, Antioch. CA Bill Satuone. RB Povo HS. Provo. UT Ron Simpson, DB Roseville HS Roseville, CA Here is a list of high school players DENVER (AP) who signed national letters of intent to play lor Western Athlete Conterence universities COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY Jack Christy. RB Carmel High School Carmel, Ind. Tom Cowen, OT, Western High School, Cypress. Calif ManV Donnelly, OG, South High School, Terre Haute, Ind Steve Hodge. FB, Zanesville High School, Zanesville, Ohio Kareem LB. St. Ignatius High School, Ingram, Cleveland Heights, Ohio RB. Sierra High School, Colorado Pat Ingrassia. Spings. Colo. Don Jones, DL. Lincoln Way, Mokena. Hi. Vai Letrere, DB Manuale High School. Denver, Colo. Pal Meyer. OL. Girard High School. Girard, Ohio Enc Olsen. WR. San Paqual. San Marcos. Calif. John Polousky, DL. Northgate High School, Walnut Creek Calif. Kenya Ragsdale, LB, BucUel Htgh School. Akron, Ohio Craig Rhodes. LB, Arlington High School, Arlington, Texas Derrick Roth. LB Mt. Carmel. San Diego. Calif. Garo Sirm.an. TE. Mt. SAC. Hacienda Heights. Calif. Andre Strode. DB. Montbeilo High School, Denver, Colo Ward. DT, Pearce High School. Dallas. Brandon Ca Lawrence Calhoun, Beach, Ca. David Pat Biyant. do Calif. Herald PhotoTrent Nelson iwoouy (ji; draws defensive Springville's Matt Hall and Kerry Oman. s rayson from pressure jsn-- High School Report DeGraffenried paces Lions past Devils Hy im m dsmn Assistiiiit Spurts Kdilnr PAYSON Jim Di'f.ruffenried tossed in 4(i points ;iiid Curtis Kowley added 15 as 1 in Ke-H'Tayson defeated Sprincville Kiuht boys' basketljall action Wednesday. Payson finished the regular season with a KM) league record while Sprincville slipped to (. Since Pine View beat Dixie the Devils, Panthers and Klyers all tied for third place. Since only one of those three can no to next week's stale tournament, they will play off Friday and Saturday at Cedar City High School. Springville and Pine View will battle at 7::i() p.m. Friday. The survivor will meet Dixie at 11 a.m. Saturday. The winner of Saturday's game will go to stale. Wednesday's game was close most of 6 the way. Sprincville led after one quarter. Jerry Jordan tossed in a three-pointwith four seconds left to give the lied Devils the edge. Payson used a spurt just More intermission to take a 4IW8 lead. Sprincville came back and led 474fi with 5:59 left in the third quarter after Kerry Oman hit a - trey. DcOraffenncd gave the Lions the lead for good when lie converted, two free throws 15 seconds later. Payson expanded its lead slowly but steadily in the fourth quarter, but Sprincville refused to fold. With 1:21! left in the came, ('man converted a play to brine four-poi- i. Sprincville to within Hut Payson used steady free throw in the fourth quarter and' shootmc overall I to keep Sprincville at ltay. "You could tell Sprincville needed to win," said Payson coach John Warden-bur"Our intensity level has been lacking a little the last couple of cmues, but theirs was there. "Still, every challenge they put at us, we responded." Wardenburg continued. Oman led Sprincville with it points while Andy Oroshaw added 22. Jord.ni had 14 points for Spnngville while Brett Moody luid 10 for Payson. Hnan O.ikey manSpringville's aged just seven points. He averaged 15 over the entire season and has been over the past scoring in the nnd-20- s several games. 1 thought we Oakey out of the game." Wardeithurg said "Curtis Kowley dul a fantastic defensive job against him. "It's hard to U'liee when one guy stores 4i. but we plauvl well as a team," Wardcnbiirg s,iiil "We shot the open shot and no one forced it; that was so important to us." "I'm promt of my Spnngulle W- coach M.irk Hake foubed strong. 1 just hoc Pine View won so we're not out ot it " ttk gu." .:. Hake got lus wish. List week he it Pine View ..UC SPRINCVILLE 1H O.i. " 4 .'. ll ' 1 ,' I H.i" PAVSON P.i" ' 4 'r. 'CI IS 0l.',"t-n"0- Ooh. 'I lt1: ; ; : iv. : iu' a 0 O f COOO H',l'1..K 24 ,U ' 0 ' n I 0'i" 4 ; Nv,( if't 2119 l'r.ii'!Oa 17 16 27 4 tCOl 2 ,Sr,.j l,s,,n M, i lite I I . .'.I O.ikcv :! ' i 0 ,' ,' .'!..!. ,,i ' tt S, .VI . v i s 14 1 'i. S,., if- M o o ; m.i".".!' o o p Spvmqvtlte Ot.l OtkP Spnna SOUTH SEVIER (55): Mills 2 1. 0 5, Anderson Chisolm 3 25, Curtis 3 7, 9, Adams 9 55 2, Tolals 20 6, Hillan Hulr.hinqs 2 DELTA (67): Uughlin 2 9. Fowles 5. Jackson 2 10 28. Whatcotl 6 14, Thompson 3 10, 67 1, Rawllnson 0 0, Totals 23 Topham 0 S. Sevier 12 13 13 17 55 13 23 18 13 Delta 67 goals laughlin. Adams 6. Hutchings. Swimming results reportedly in error There was an error in the reporting of the winners in a couple of events at the recent Region 4 swim meet. David IkIuc of Provo won the 2(10 I.M. and the 100 fly while Tim Marek of Mountain View won the 200 free and the 500 free. Lehi tips Carbon to earn trip to state PRICE sophomore Ire Robinson converted on eight free throws in 18 seconds to help the Pioneers hold off in the Region Seven boys' 6 Carbon basketball tournament Thursday. Uhi led by six with 49 seconds left when Carbon's Roger Cook picked up a technical foul for slapping the backboard when he attempted to block a Sam Wadley shot. His coach then picked up a second technical for protesting the call too vehemently. Robinson sank all four of those free throws, then added four more over the next 18 seconds. with 24 points. Robinson Wadlev led added 17 and Hint Peck had 16. Tuesday, in a fi!M2 win over Union, Wadley and Robert Calton had 22 points 13. apiece. Peck had 21 and Robinson had With the win, lehi earned the region's No. 3 seed into the state tournament next week. Carbon and Uintah played today for the No. 4 seed. Finery and Wasatch will play at 8 p.m. with the No. 1 anil No. 2 seeds on the line. That game will tie at the College of Fastern Utah. lhi 24 Calton 0 2 2 2 Adamson LEHI 167): WMWy 10 17 Peck 6 4 8 16 Bailev 2 6 0 i 2 Bocmwn 2 Totan 21 20 26 67 CARBON 56: R Cook 7 2 2 16. C Cook 9 4 4 22. 6. Vasque 2. Jewkes 6, Jones 1 Phillip 2 2. TMi 21 0 .. 1. oUovicri 0 Sotrsen 1 i: '4 56 10 23 39 67 lehl 6 26 .17 S6 Carbon 2 4. . point Robinson Phillips Wadley goals 12!. - 5 'III0 0 iwi 0 Coiifc ' 24 20 28 The first quarter was close with Delta 2 at the buzzer. The Rabbits pulled away in the second quarter and kept the Rams at bay the rest of the game. "We went inside and dominated," noted Delta coach Dale Jensen. "We were quite a bit bigger than they were. "Another key was shutting down (Spencer) Adams," said Jensen. "Although we never did shut him off." Adams led South Sevier with 25 points. He had six three-poibaskets. Delta is now in "league play. The Rabbits close out the regular season next week with games at Millard and Beaver. The region tournament will be in two weeks. ahead - The first recorded bobsled t'timpetition took place at St. Morit. Switcrland. i" 'c, otin! K.ti Kim'io Uh.ilwt; ,i,l,!r.i Thomjoon i7-.- li.ni li in ivc; .is ",t San Luis Obispo San Fernan- CA Kevin CA Vince Long Poly, HS, Friesen, DL, NV 3 (transier) Houston. Keith Powe. DT. 245 Lamar University. Houston (transfer) M'ke Jepsen. OT 280. Golden West JC. Los Angeles. Olha West. Corner 185. Colleyville JC. Ansel Littleiohn. WR. 175, Los Angeles Southwest JC 2220. Plamview. Steve Thompson. LB. 260. Arizona Western JC. Toby Tillman. DT Chris Dixon. FS. 190. Houston Aldme. Dan Kopplm, DT. 250. San Antonio Clark. Sean Berry. OGDT. 295, Fresno City JC. 190. Houston Klein Forrest. Kevin Bogan. FB. Omar Lowrance. DT. 270, El Paso Jefferson. 190, El Paso Andress. Larry Scalhon, OLB. Scotl Ferrell Kicker. 170, Amanllo. J.J. Rowlett. QB, 6 2, 185. San Diego Calif. Mira Mesa 260. Baytown Lee. Larry Davis, NG 200, Dayton, Texas. Ivory Duno. TB WR. Waco. Ross, Roy Robert Moss. LB. Los Angeles Linwood. Kevin Goolsby. 70. Jacksonville Corner, Flonda Raines. 220. Houston St. Thomas. Darren Lafterty, TE. WYOMING Phil Catferty OL Mount Carmel High. Chicago. Ike Chima. LB Bryan High. Omaha. Neb Ryan Chrrstopherson. FB. Cactus High. Glendale, Ariz Marc Detusco South High Pueblo. Colo. Eddie Donaid. RB Fountam-F- t Carson High, Fountain. Colo Dwtght Dnver RB Butler CC Matteton. Ill E'ic Erfmond. DB Burnsville High. Burnsville, Minn. Patrick Glass. DB Htllcrest H.qh Dallas. Texas. Amateur e Harris. RB. Independence (Kan.) JC, June-lioCity. Kan Enc Hams SS. Eilswoih (Kan.) Junior College. Rockford. Ill Ct'M Hendncks WR. Sterling High Houston. Texas. Ty Hopkins. DL Lonqmont High. Lonqmont. Colo. Pat Hurlpy. TE Laramie High, Laramie. Wyo. Dan Jensen DL. Lakewood High. Lake wood. Colo Enc Mapp. WR Natrona County High. Camper. Wyo. Ryan Martin OB Seaholm High Birmingham. Mich. Aaron Newton RB Kickapoo High Springlie'd. Mo. Jet Pmntck. DL Bdqer High. Bndqer. Mont Dennis Ross WR Northeast Oklahoma Junior College Waco. Brent Schemer TE Papillion Hiqh. Omaha. Neb Garrett Smith OL Sundance High Sundance Wyo. Keamice Taylor. WR. Rich East High. Park Forest. III. OL Papillion High Omaha Neb Tyrone William BR1GMAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Scott Brumtieid. OT. Dixie College. Spanish Fork. UT Srott Giles OLB, Snow College, Provo. UT Ol B Walla Walla CC, Soda Springs. ID Kevin Nicholl. LB. Mesa CC. Mesa AZ Brock 0L. Madison HS. Renburg ID Randy Bairelt Clak TE Breckennoqe HS, Breckenndg. TX Neal Dalrv I B Bend HS Bend OR Travis Maii DL Wesi Jordan HS West Jordan. UT Ryan Hancock OB Monta Vista HS Cupertmo CA Latrv Hflrme Ol Olvmpus HS Sail Lake City. UT HS Willit Tx James Harvev PB To(id Jorqensen, Tp Bonneville MS tflaho Falls ID Tir Nnwame WR. Michigan City HS Michigan City Totals 21, Eaton 20, Bailey 10. Rudd 103. 1 10, West Rambis 19. K.Johnson -2 17, Hornacek 34. Maierle 2. Battle Grant 2. Morrison Totals 114. Utah Phoenll Drexel 65, Bucknell 63 Fairfield 56. St. Peter s 54 Holstra 59, Rider 57 Lafayette 83, Towson St. 70 Lehigh 95. Delaware 91 Richmond 79, Navy 70 St. John s 90. Seton Hall 81, OT 5, 0. 22 24 31 30 26 37 26103 21114 Utah Hansen (Stockton Griffith Phoenix Homacek (Chambers Fouled out None. Rebounds Utah 55 Majerle (Malone 9). Phoenix 38 (Rambis 1C). Assists Utah 24 (Stockton 16). Phoenix 29 (K.Johnson 14). Total louls Utah 24 Phoenii 17. Technicals Malone. West. Utah illegal defense, Phoenix illegal defense. A 14.487. goals At Richfield, INDIANA (133) 4 Thompson 18. Miller Duke 84. East Carolina 51 Georgia 67. Vanderbilt 66 Md E Shore 84. Howard U. 64 Mississippi 81, Tennessee 80 83. Coll. of Charleston 73 S. Mississippi 80. Tulane 71 South Carolina 69. Citadel 65 Virginia 81, North Carolina 80 MIDWEST Ball St. 77, Kent St. 50 Bowling Green 75. Ohio U. 60 Cent. Michigan 60, Toledo 45 E. Michigan 63, W. Michigan 53 Illinois 88, Northwestern 75 Illinois St. 82. Loyola. 111. 66 Notre Dame 79. Marquette 76 Oklahoma St. 103, Nebraska 84 SOUTHWEST Baylor 74, Rice 69 Houston 74, Texas Tech 71. OT Oklahoma 85. Kansas St. 69 Texas 79, Southern Meth. 68 Texas Christian 81, Arkansas 79 FAR WEST Idaho 74. Boise St. 55 Loyola Manmount 111, Pepperdine 116 Portland 68, Gonzaga 64 Barkley. A Person 18. Smils 4. Fleming 10. Green 2. Totals 54 99 43. 0 4. Dreiling (131) 0 4, Daugherly 17. Brown 17. Price 0. Kerr 21. Rollins 1 0 O.Totals 8. Keys 0 37, 17133 15131 24 35 30 27 26 25 23 1286 3195 28 19 17 Gilliam (Curry Roth Minnesota Bogues Fouled out None Richardson Campbell Rebounds Charlotte 50 (Gilliam 11), Minnesota 55 (Mitchell 11). Assists Charlotte 20 (Bogues 7), Minne22. sota 19 (Richardson 7). Total 17. Technicals Minnesota Minnesota illegal defense. Minnesota coach Musselman. A 17.391. goals Charlotte Anderson 30117 32127 CONFERENCE EASTERN Atlantic Division W 33 New York Philadelphia 31 Boston 30 Washington New Jersey Miami 18 12 10 L 16 16 18 Pet. GB 32 36 40 15 673 633 625 360 250 .200 2 2i 23' ; 36 29 28 27 22 34 29 21106 10 34 16 95 Johnson Fouled out 14 20 22 23 25 26 33 21 WESTERN 15 CONFERENCE Midwest Division W 34 32 27 26 22 Utah San Antonio 13), San Antonio 25 (Bird 7), San Boston 23, San Boston illegal Dallas Denver Houston Minnesota Charlotte L 15 16 22 22 26 37 39 11 8 720 592 .560 540 .468 447 .313 6'? 8 9 12' 13'! 20 Pet. 694 .667 .551 542 .458 .229 .170 I'l 7 7'i j 22'! 25 Pacific Division L.A. Lakers Portland Phoenix Golden State 15. Bowie 2 Haley 7. Carroll 7, Mason Seattle 35 35 30 23 22 L.A Clippers 21 Sacramento 12 13 17 24 24 27 34 13 .745 .729 .638 .489 .478 .438 .277 5 12 12'i 14' 22 Wednesday's Games Philadelphia 122. New Jersey 112 Orlando 135. 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Totals PHILADELPHIA (127) 11. Gminskl 30. Mahorn Barkley 15. 14. Hawkins 16. Dawkins 9. Thornton Smith 10, Anderson 2. Copeland 4. Payne 3. Brooks 122. 2 Nimphius 6 Totals There's only one way to come out ahead of the pack. 28. At Minneapolis CHARLOTTE 86) 15. J R. field Gilliam 18, Tripucka 8, Curry 4. Chapman 16. Bogues 0 6. Anderson 19 R.Reid 86. Gattison 0. Totals MINNESOTA (95) 0. Breuer 12. Murphy Corbin 4. 33. Richardson 12, Campbell 14. 7. Rolh Mitchell 9. Royal 95 Lowe 0. Totals 4, West At NEW Mountain Crest 67, Ogden S3 Pine View 51. Dixie 42 Payson 91 Spnngville 81 Richlield 63. Millard 58 Delta 67. South Sevier 55 Lehi 67. Carbon 56 34. Green 11. Skiles 135 28 23 34 31 Peison (Miller goals Indiana Kerr Ehlo Green Cleveland (Price R. Williams Fouled out None. Rebounds-Indi- ana 48 (Person 8). Cleveland 56 (J Williams 11). Assists Indiana 30 (Fleming 10). Cleveland 32 (Price Indiana 33. Cleveland 24. Technical-India- na 13). Total fouls 13.103. illegal defense. A 30 19 23 32 13 15132 29 28 27 20 13 11128 (Drexler Kersey Petrovic Los Angeles Porter Young Scott Green (Johnson Cooper Worthy 0- - 2. Drew Fouled out Kersey. Scott. Rebounds-Portl- and 94 (Duckworth 15). Los Angeles 69 (Green 10). Assists Portland 18 (Porter 11), Los Angeles 29 (Johnson 15). Total fouls Portland 32, Los Angeles 27. Technicals Portland coach Adelman, Portland illegal defense, Los Angeles coach Riley, Los Angeles Illegal defense. A 17,505. -4 0 8 Indiana Cleveland and Philadelphia JERSEV (112) 8. Morris Shackletord 6 12. Hopson 21. Conner 15. 129. Theus 19, Sanders 9. McCloud 18 22 133. CLEVELAND Nance 8 13. Ehlo J. Williams 14. R Williams 131. Portland LA Lakers Boston 22 San Antonio 35 (Bird goals Boston Gamble San Antonio (Moore None. Rebounds Boston 58 (Parish 39 (Robinson 11). Assists Boston Antonio 22 (Chpeks 7). Total fouls 22. Technicals Brickowski, Antonio defense. A 15.910. S 13 9. Neaiy Ohio Schrempt At Inglewood, Calif. PORTLAND (132) 16. Williams 20. Duckworth Kersey 21. Drexler 22. Porter 26. Robinson 1 13, Bryant 6, young 2 0. W Cooper 2. Petrovic 6. Totals 132 LA LAKERS (128) Green 8. Worthy 28. Thompson 12. Johnson 12, 33, Scott Dr.ac 11. Woolridge 7. M.Cooper 12. Drew 4. McNarnara 2 0 Totals 128. At San Antonio BOSTON (106) Bird 20. Pinckney 1. Parish 9 16, Bagley 2. Lewis 24. McHale 4- -4 28. Johnson 0. Kleine 2. M Smith 5- - 5 11. Gamble 0. Totals 2, C. Smith 106. SAN ANTONIO (95) 20. Brickowski 9. Cummings Robinson 32. Cheeks 10. Anderson 0 14. Jones 4. Maxwell 0. Elliott -3 2. Wmgate 4. Moore 1 0. Totals 95. SOUTH Appalachian St. 71. W of ford 64 Auburn 75, Florida 55 Clemson 85, Furman 74 Canwnght 26 34 33 25 11129 29 23 30 36 17135 Paxson 1. (Hodges goals Chicago Orlando (Sktles 3. Jordan Pippen Fouled out Grant, Hodges. Smith Theus 64 Rebounds Chicago 55 (Cartwnght 9), Orlando (Green 19). Assists Chicago 28 (Pippen, Paxson 6i. Orlando 33 (Skiles. Theus 8). Total fouls Chicago 35. coach Orlando 23. Technicals Anderson, Orlando Guokas 2 (ejected). A 15.077. 0 1, Lang 2, Perry 32 29 26 15, Paxson Hodges Chicago Orlando 37 31 27 Denver (Adams English Lever Milwaukee Sikma (Lohaus Piorce Fouled out None. Rebounds Denver 68 (Rasmussen. Lever 12). Milwaukee 57 (Anderson 13). Assists Denver 33 (Adams 8). Milwaukee 34 (Robertson 9. Total fouls Denver 20. Milwaukee 25. A 13,829. Boston U. 85, Md. Baltimore County 72 Colgate 91, Northeastern 76 Delaware St. 107. Brooklyn Col. 98 . 1. 22. Denver Milwaukee goals CAST Trent Coit. LB, 200, Fr., Kimball High School. Dallas. OL. Alex Crowder, 245, Fr., Chaparral High School. Las Vegas. Fred Easter. DB. 175, Jr., Riverside City College. Compton. Calif. Bart Epperson, DL. 240, Fr., Rockwall High School. Rockwall. Texas. Cord Ermis. OL, 250. Fr., Artesia High School. Artesia. N.M 255, Fr., Kashmere High Tijuana Ervin, OL. School, Houston. 190, Fr., Moreno Valley High Tony Foster, RB. School, Moreno Valley, Calif. Ken Lathan. WR, 175, Fr., Kashmere High School, Houston. Herbert McKintey, DB, 168. Fr Canyon Springs High School, Moreno Valley, Calif. Rainer DB, 175, Fr., Scotland County Regqie High School, Laurinburg, N.C. Calvin Schexnayder, WR, 185, Jr., Fresno City College Fresno, Calif. Calvin Small, LB, 200, Fr., The Colony High School. The Colony. Texas. DB. Wade Smith, 188, Jr., Riverside City College, Tigard Calif. 270. Fr., Klein High School, Shane Starkey, OL. Houston. Dion Thompson. WR. 190, Fr., San Gorgonio High School. San Bernardino, Calif Chad Williams. DL. 245, Fr., Permian High School. Odessa. Texas. Don-nWoods. TE. 215. Fr.. West Mesa High Schoot. Albuquerque. N M 170. Fr., Gardena High WR, Manley Woods. School. Los Angeles. The Lobos also gave scholarships to kicker David Margolis of Lakewood. Colo., and offensive lineman Mark Turner of Sar.ia Fe. N.M., who walked on and the made the team last tall as freshmen. TEXAS EL PASO Lee Miller. FB. 210. Golden West JC. Los Angeles. Marlm McBnde. TE, 6 2. 230. El Camino JC, Los Angeles. Naihan HoSlins. OLB, 240. Lamar University 0 E Johnson (114) Chambers 8 At Milwaukee DENVER 117) 15. Kempton 17. Rasmus-seEnglish 24. Adams 21, Lever 22, Lichti 8, Schayes 2, Hanzlik 0. Dunn 8, Lane 0. Totals 117 MILWAUKEE (127) Anderson 24, Grayer 15, Sikma - 2 6. 12. Robertson 16, Humphries Roberts 15, Pierce 22, Pressey 4. Lohaus 8, Coleman 5, Kornet 0 Totals 127. CA MiiimgiEBsnann 9. 0 2 Totals Armstrong ORLANDO (135) 18. Catledge Smith 7. 16, Vincent 5. Ansley Anderson O.Totals 16. Acres 0 PHOENIX Castro Valley HS, Castro Valley, James Williams, OLB, Chaparral HS, Las Vegas, Keith Williams, RB, Overfelt HS, San Jose, CA 14. Malone 7 Stockton 0 6. Brown 0- - 0 San Luis Lobendahn, DL. Glendale JC, So. Carson, CA Sione Mahe. LB, Hawthorne HS, Inglewood. CA Khevin Pratt, WR, El Camino JC. El Camino, CA Lance Scott. OL. Taylorsville HS, Salt Lake City, UT Vernon Shaver, WR. Crawford HS, San Diego, CA Pete Tuiasosopo, NG, Riverside CC. Riverside. Calif. Rick Verbalaitis, Glendale JC, Phoenix, AZ Royal Wilbon, WR, Rancho Santiago JC, Santa Ana, Odessa. Texas. 1S!)S. Rivera, Inverness. FL Anthony Davis. LB. Spokane Falls JC, Pasco. WA Frank Dolce. OB. El Camino JC, Culver City. CA Hank Dorner, WR. Central HS, El Centro, CA Keith Embray, Grossmont JC, San Diego, c i',!,i S.it Iin Beach signees: 21 49 , over South Sevier PKI.T Long At Phoenll UTAH 103) Edwards 2. Hansen 22. Griffith Andy Coviello, LB, Sacramento Community College, Fair Oaks. Ca. Jamal Duff. L8TE, Foothill HS, Tusttn. Ca. Burton Ewert. OL, Grace Davis HS, Modesto, Ca. Lou Foster. LB. De Ansa College, San Jose, Ca. Tim Gutierrez, OB. Santa Clara. Oxnard. Ca. Shane Griff is, OL, Exeter Union HS, Exeter. Ca. Michael Landry, CB, John Ehret HS. Marrero, La. John McCartney. DB, Lincoln HS, San Diego. Damon Pieri, CB, Phoenix College. Glendale, Ca. Greg Porter, DL, Highland HS. Bakersfield. Ca. Chad Provensal. LB, Bakersfield HS, Bakersfield, Ca. Mark Roberts, LB, West HS. Bakersfield. Ca. Steve Rudisill, S. Thousand Oaks HS, Thousand Oaks, Ca. Jason Savorn. P. Cordova HS. Rancho Cordova. Ca. Curtis Shearer, WR, Silver Creek HS, San Jose, Ca. Jeff Speech, WR. Riordan HS. San Francisco. Enc Sutton, CB. Ingle wood HS. Ingle wood, Ca. Sam Willitord, CBS, Muir HS, Pasadena. Ca. T C. Wnght, RB, Mesa Community College, Mesa, Az Michael San Fernando HS, San Wynn, OBDB, Fernando. Ca. Marc Zeigler. TE Mira Mesa HS. San Diego. Louis Zumstem. OL. Chula Vista HS, San Diego. UNIVERSITY OF UTAH: Barry Bacon. RB. Suharo HS. Tucson. AZ Der?k Barton. OL, Ramona HS. Riverside. CA JC, Jimmy Bellamy, OLB, Northwest Mississippi Gemint Burke. DL. Lafayette. Lafayette, N.C. Glen Carbon RBLB. Oakville. Toronto Dallas Joe Davis, DB Jude Dreisbach, OL, Palm Springs, Palm Springs. Calif. Junior Faavae. IL8. Oceanside. Oceanside. Calif Don Godoen, WR. Serra, Gardena. Calif. Kendall Goo. OL. Kapaa. Kapaa. Hawaii Warren Grant. WRDB. Vanier Colleqe. Montreal Jack Harrington, OL, Rancho Buena Vista, Vista. Calif. John Higgins. DL. St. Louts, Kaneohe. Hawaii Shivondi Johnson, LB, Long Beach Poly, Long Beach. Calif Steve Johnson, DB, Serra, Gardena, Calif. Kalvm Latu. DB, Hawthorne. Hawthorne, Calif. Starling Latu. DL. Carlmont, East Palo Alto, Calif. Marlowe Lewis. RB. Grant, Van Nuys, Calif. Calvin Melvin, RB, Leilehua, Wahiawa, Hawaii Mudavahnu Mushonga, DT. Myir. Pasadena, Calif. Datsun Nihtpali, OLB, Kahuku, Hauula, Hawaii ck Odom. WR. Leuztnger, Lawndale. Calif. fcd Ripley, OLDL, Honolulu Coby Stewart. LD. Montbeilo, Denver Ken Taianoa. DL, El Segundo, El Sea undo, Calif. David Nunnery. LB, Venture Junior College, Ventura. Calif. Junior Tagoai, DT, Taft Junior College, Seattle NEW MEXICO Oemond Blackmon, DL, 225, Ft., Lamar High School. Houston. Vincent Bonner, DB. 177, Fr.. Westchester High School. Los Angeles. Derrick Bryant, OL. 6 2, 270, Fr., Willow Ridge High School. Houston. 175, Fr., Permian High School, Stoney Case. OB, It became an Olympic sport in IKS. Delta rolls to win Whctl in OL, Cole, LB, Pippen 6 3 7. King Obispo, Ca. Texas UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII RB Cleveland High School. SAN DIEGO STATE San Diego State University 1990 high school Brandon Bejarano, DEOT, Rancho HS. Pico Jordan 15. fj 5ENC0 Hd VGrt to Or. TW kit a |
