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10 14 18 5 9 2 6 8 11 306 60 9 343 382 65 12 50 2 663 393 4 4 434 444 56 2 2 4 2 4 2 o o i 328 1 327 3 317 15 312 5 312 13 0 i 7 i i 1 i 6 309 2 5 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 5308 17308 4305 6 3 4 3 0 0 4 282 0 0 280 278 5 278 1277 16 9 0 10 17 13 17 10 10 1 267 2 265 2 263 10 262 1246 1243 38 64 55 42 1 6 242 10 15 3 11242 10 6 6 9 5 3 5 8 5 6 120 9 2 4 incomes will be" Cazier said no budget would be approved without consulting the new USU president who is expected to be named within a day or two of the athletic council meeting Athletic Director Rod Tueller declined to discuss specific figures as the projections have not been made public But Tueller he did explain that the deficit is internal to the university and does not involve any outside lender "It's a kind of a debt to ourselves and the university will address it" Almost half of USU's 1991-9$36 million athletic football budget is spent on its NCAA Division team USU expects lose several hundred thousand dollars in revenues because the team is not scheduled to play Oklhoma Nebraska or Missouri whose capacity crowds mean large profits for visiting USU Five years ago a campuswide debate erupted over football A resolution was made in the faculty senate to terminate intercollegiate football It was defeated 27 to 18 The viability of football may be raised again by the new USU president in light of the current enrollment booms and cash shortage The student body at USU has grown by 2400 students in two years but the Legislature has provided only 28 percent of the money needed to pay for them In the past the university has cut programs to save money But it cannot sacrifice any of the 14 remaining team sports and still meet NCAA Division requirements Faculty senate vice chairman Kent Robson believes the majority of USU faculty stand by the sport Robson estimates that only a third of the board would endorse nixing football "Even if the deficit is $1 million we could be to get the votes to abandon the program" said Rodson But sociology professor Richard Krannich a faculty senate member is fed up with empty promises that athletics will balance its books Academic departments across the campus have pared budgets and crammed classrooms while football continues to drain cash he said Krannich recommends that athletics consider increasing fund raising trimming support staff and improving equipment care But he added: "Nobody is going to cut corners unless you make them" USU is by no means an anomaly The University of Utah's $8 million athletic budget cannot support its 16 teams said athletic director Chris Hill U athletics expect to lose $200000 to $300000 which will come from athletic reserve funds The department has not asked the administration for funds "But those days will come soon" Hill warns "We are definitely not running in the black And we are definitely not alone" Brigham Young University has managed to keep in the black for over a decade by attracting football crowds of 65000 said Val Hale BYU assistant 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was a bear" The Jazz prevailed decisively in one important individual matchup Jeff Malone had 29 points on shooting He also had three assis4 and two steals For the Clippers Ron Harper ended up with 12 points But half after missing his he was scoreless in the first five shots "I won't lie" said Harper "I was horrible I never thought I'd have a game Ace this" Said Malone "Ron wilVae back I played some frt f first-roun- d 7 6 3-- Utah knows: Last year the Jazz defeated the Suns by 39 punuc '11)r NI 1 4 6 ' fli Over 1800 Jniti o Truck Line Equip e Truck Tractors Trylers Forklifts Etc PIE Intking 6 1) --- 4 Giant Sales Former d It i - AU I It comes with two doors and a rush ' 1 first-roun- d Game 2 i Auc T I series points in the opening game of their before losing by 10 in Game 2 In the second round the Jazz lost by 20 in the first game at Portland before losing at the buzzer in Game 2 In 1990 the Jazz beat the Suns by 17 in Game 1 of their series Phoenix won the second game by 18 In 1988 the Lakers beat the Jazz by 20 in the first game of the Western Conference semifinal The Jazz scored a 101-9victory in Game 2 In the first round the Jazz had lost Game 1 at Portland 108-9But they won Game 2 by nine and eventually took the series win over the Clippers Despite history the in the opener seems to have boosted the Jazz's confidence Said Karl Malone "I haven't been this excited about the playoffs since the Lakers series in 1988 and I was young then I didn't know what the playoffs were all about" not like the other night" Defense will again be a key for the Jazz who limited the Clippers to 65 points through three quarters "In stretches" said Sloan "we played well defensively Obviously in the playoffs that's the most important thing You've got to stop people and for the most part we got a pretty concerted effort" Said Jeff Malone: "We played well defensively We deflected a lot of balls Sure we had a lapse But that can happen with a big lead And other than that we played well" If the Clippers have something going for them today it's NBA playoff history Time and time again it's been proven that Game 1 routs mean little in back again Utah led 5947 at halftime "I expect us to be intense" said John Stockton who handed out 21 assists in the opener "We have to be They made a good run at us in the fourth quarter stretch of the Really except for about a third quarter they played us evenly The first half ' D-- 1 H BB SO UP 42 82 34 2 390 1 390 0 412 3 412 5 1 5 1 8 1 2 1 8 0 6 0 5 0 70 119019101161 loud on 114 117 117 P (BYU) Madsen Lance (IlolUJ Springer Steve (UM) Italie! 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