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Show Page C6 : THE DAILY HERALD, Provo, Utah, Sunday, January 21, 1996 : : LARCHMONT, N.Y. Marc consensus quarterback is 1979, is ; one of 12 new inductees, announced to the College Football Hall of Fame, The 1996 Hall of Famers will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame at the National Football Foundation and Colege Hall of Fame's 39th Awards Dinner on Dec. 10 qhe famous Waldorf Astoria ,. Wilson, from Seattle, set 10 NCAA records in his BYU career Xilioft, SoisY d The ranked fourth quarterback in the nation in passing efficiency with 167.1 in 1979. That same year, Wilson finished third in the Heisman Trophy balloting behind White and was named the Holiday Bowl's Most Valuable Offensive player despite losing a to Indiana, In his first game as a starter he for 332 yards and was triseven touchdowns in a 7 State and Colorado over umph was consequently named Sports Illustrated's Offensive Player of Hotin 63-1- 8) 102-41-- Si - wt CjObBi - e, tA 111 t tf li Jt N j( . v 'S - the-kid- But in the three months Rodman has been with the Bulls, he has gained Jordan's respect. "He's got a strong dedication to the game," Jordan said. "He works hard at winning. Away from the , show?" Perhaps that's why there haven't been any distractions.. Rodman admitted he had more fun "off the court than on the court" in San Antonio. But the key to the whole experiment's working out basketball court I didn't know what to expect. Dennis has got his own ways of marketing himself and his own ideas about certain things. For me to question that is not my place. I think he lives his life the way he wants to live it." And Jordan thinks he knows why Rodman does some of the' things he does-lik- e running around the court waving his fist in the air after a basket, or teasing the United Center crowd into thinking he's was how Rodman would fit in with his new teammates, most notably Jordan and Pippen, who Were contacted before the team made the . :' Where's Dennis Rodman?" trade.they jept asking. .At the time, Jordan and Pippen, II has been three months since who both s had numerous Burls General Manager Jerry with Rodman when he was one of KriaCse, "shocked everyone by the Pistons' enforcers, were leery announcing that the team had of the move but said that as long as Perdue to the San Antonio things worked out on the court, Spins for the enigmatic "Bad they'd be happy. Boy" of basketball. Many of the players were slow ;No way was this supposed to to warm to Rodman, and there work out. it was only a matter of ' still isn't up much interaction. Before time before Rodman would be a home games; Rodman can be distraction to the team. found in the weight room at the Instead, it's been the opposite. United Center, headphones on, ridThe.Bulls (33-3- ) are off to the best an exercise bike to loosen up. ing staid jrt franchise history, and the . Rodman doesn't talk, to anybody. entire city has latched fmto On the Rodman sits the - -- run-in- ? trad-ed.W- ill going to take a Rod-mart- .: ' ' . Huis cheer loudly every time he gratis a rebound. They egg him on to shoot more. They whoop and holler when he dives for a loose ball. They even yell words of encouragement while he's sitting on the bench. This may still be Michael Jordan's tQwn. But Rodman has ended up sjtnewhere in the same Zip code, i ''Defmis is a type of guy,", krause said. "The real Chtcag Bulls fan, a guy who grew up .withjJerry Sloan and Norm Van Lidr and Tom Boerwinkle, appreciate! that. Those guys played so harp, arid Dennis is the epitome of soiteore who works hard. Dennis gets the fens going. Michael brings a levefof skill to the game that fans appreciate, but Dennis of an bid Bull." Rodman obviously is enjoying here. He said he's having the most fun he's had since leaving the' Detroit Pistons in 1993 for San Antonio, where he spent a stormy ., two seasons. tlCs. still too cold here," Rod- ar , :Wcan ' :ejjcctm, " HUaiK Bowl. about Dennis," Krause said. "I talked to players who played with him who didn't like him, and I talked to players who played with him who did like him. I talked to people in management who liked him and talked to people in management who didn't like him." The Bulls ultimately came to the conclusion that it would work. "We went into this thing with our eyes wide open," Krause said. "We had enough time to do it the proper way. I feel good about it in the sense that Dennis has been all we wanted him to be. We told him what this team was like and all about thfe personalities. He's a bright person. He figured out, right away, what the situation was. So far, it's proven to be a fine relationship." Rodman hasn't complained much, except about his playing time. He hates it when Jackson pulls him out of games, even in blowouts. Rodman always has his eyes set on grabbing 20 rebounds, Jwhich he has done in four games. But Jackson trying to save Rod-irilegs for the second half of the season, when the games get more competitive. Rodman, who turns 35 in May, hinted that he would like to stick around Chicago after this season. But he's not worrying about it. "I don't get my hopes up too high about anything," Rodman said. "But as long as I can please the people I'm working for, my teammates and the people who come to the games, that's good enough for me." ., , '95,-wit- ; millio- pro-rat- ifiO PAYMENT OF 1996V n Ml Season treatment. (MEM) . '" , ; I "fAMESTOWN SQUARE UDCCK 1 SCXFFOUWO. w. mm w. 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S Soeetf aiv IllllpilbVIi IIW limited Warranty" , 38 IGWrapractic 1 CLINIC ; " ' Using the method, Cowboys ruler Jerry Jones ran up a tab of $62.4 million, ' Other Cowboys with hefty signaccording to NFL Players Association figures. ing bonuses after renegotiating in The always conservative Dan '95 include Leon Lett ($3.5 mil- -, lion), Charles Haley ($3 million)-Rooney, meanwhile, got the Steelers to the Super Bowl with a more and Michael Irvin ($1.24 million).. ' frugal payroll of $37.4 million. The Steelers spent just over $7 h Despite a salary cap of $37.1 million on signing bonuses in million in '95, Jones and his the top bonuses in renegotiar-e- d accountants circumvented the deals going to Levon Kirklahd' rules by luring stars with lavish ($900,000) and Darren Perry signing bonuses. The Cowboys ran ($900,000).bill of more up a signing-bonu- s Rod Woodson, who missed the than $41 million more than with a severe knee injury,, season most teams spent in total compenthe Steelers' salary list was atop sation in 1995. with compensation of $3,100,800. When the Cowboys signed free Neil O'Donnell made $2,842,200... agent Deion Sanders to a $30 n-plus deal over six years, they According to NFLPA figures,' 26 of the NFL's 30 teams spent a of bonus to signing agreed $12,999,999. While Sanders' base more than the salary cap allowed. salary is listed at a paltry The Cowboys are a perfect exam$178,000, he actucily received ple of how to exceed the cap by -' $13,177,999 in '95. The signing paying large bonuses, but bonus, though, is prorated over the ing them over the length of the ' player's contract. length of the deal. . rebounds per game. averaging "He's fit in well because he works hard," Pippen said. "He really understands the game. Whenever there's a rebound, I just try to stay out of his way." Jordan admitted he was worried about how Rodman would fit hair, tattoos and all. antics also Rodman's posed a worry to the team. and accurately measure and Zfdiabilitat: spinal musck junction for more g out- express themselves in different ways. I felt that .we could accept that as long as he could stand on the court and understand the system and understand the dedication we have- as a team and not divert from that. I don't think he has. He's been on time and really hasn't been a distraction. He gets his attention, and that really is a part of him and a part of his life. As long as he doesn't take away from the success of this team, we don't have a problem with that." The Bulls' front office was wor-- " ried about that too. That's why Krause, coach Phil Jackson and scouts Jim Stack and Clarence Gaines Jr. spent several days checking up on Rodman before making the trade. They also talked with Rodman several times. All parties involved were convinced ' he'd fit in. "We were able to learn a lot safety longer-lastin- ' - 14 . ' Tc ; talk to anybody. "I really don't talk too much," Rodman said. "1 let my actions do my talking. I'm just doing what I have to do to win. Everybody on this team has their own space, and we just deal with it from there." Jordan sometimes jokes with Rodman before games, but Pippen and Rodman still don't talk much. Still, Pippen has been impressed with Rodman's play, which has helped ppen up the court for Pippen to operate. Rodman, who missed 1 2 games with a calf injur)', has led the team in rebounding in 18 of the 19 games he has played. Rodman is - or r, landish. "I figure he's a shy person and that's the way he expresses himself," Jordan said. "A lot of times people that way are introverts who locker room, headphones on, watching game tape. He doesn't e '1-.'- . in road, , three-pointe- simply saying something - his-tim- Photo Courtesy of BYU ; , joins former BYU quarterback Gilford Nielsen in being named for induction to the- College Football Hall of Fame. Marc Wilson man said'Other than that, I like it here. It really has been great. I've been having fun. Doesn't it s As eagerly filed into the Berto Center al ter the Bulls practiced Tuesday, their "eyes darted around searching for.their favorite players. They would have been content to meet Michael Jordan, or to have Scottie Pippen scrawl his signature on. something. But the kids were for one player in particulooking lar, - . blue-coll- 'A X-S- Just like their TEMPE, Ariz.. the Dallas owners, Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers took vastly different financial routes to the Super an fittina in wit h Chicago Bulls Chicago Tribune rillCAGO the Week. A true student-athletWilson was the recipient of the NCAA Top Five Award and its Post Graduate Scholarship. A first-roun- d draft pick of the Oakland Raiders, Wilson played eight seasons before finishing his career with the New England Patriots. Presently a land developer in the North Seattle area, Wilson and his wife Colleen live in Woodinville, Wash., and they have four children. Two years ago former BYU quarterback Gifford Nielsen was the first Cougar inducted into this same Hall of Fame. 3. By TERRY ARMOUR 1 er 38-3- 7. In addition, Jones renegotiated the contracts of Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin and several other players. Aikman, with a base salary of $1,120,000 in '95, also received his new signing bonus of $2.38 million. That boosted his '95 compensation to $3,502,300. In '96, Aikman will make close to $6 million. By RICHARD ROSENBLATT AP Sports Writer 204-poun- heart-break- Anil New York City. " flip lone coach among the 12 jndi Jees is the late Henry "Red" Sanjtlrs, who coached at both '46-4Vaiulerbilt (1940-4- 2, and (1949-57and compiled UCLA ) an d'ierall record of The players joining Wilson are . Bob Ferguson, a fullback for Ohio State; Hugh Green, a defen-- . sive end for Pittsburgh: the late 'rank Merritt, a tackle for Army; John Michel s, a guard for Tennessee; Bob Pellegrini, a center and linebacker for Maryland; Pat J&chter, an end for Wisconsin; Jerry Robinson, a linebacker for jJCLA; Jimmy Saxton, a running buck for Texas; Jerry Tubbs, a tenter and linebacker for Oklahoma; and Charles White, a running back for USC. 6-- 5, 1976-7- 9. 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