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outstanding team. That's all Corbetc
needs is the man in the middle."
Valvano gave no tips as to how Corbett
might corral the big man for his
team. But then, Valvano already has
his force in the middle for the next four
seasons. Chris Washburn, at 6-11 and
one of the most sought-after prepsters
in the nation, has already signed with
the Pack and is now honing his skills at
Laurinburg Institute.
And, Valvano, unlike a number of
ME AC
Conducts
Meeting
The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
held its annual meeting Dec.
12-14 in Greensboro, N.C.
Among business discussed by the
league's athlettc directors:
The first-ever MEAC Women's
Volleyball Tournament, which was
held Nov. 4-5, received a favorable
. . evaluation, and will become an annual
event.
The return of baseball as a
conference-governed sport met approval,
and the MEAC Baseball
* v Championship is scheduled for April
11-15 in Greensboro.
The MEAC Indoor Track and
Wrestling Championships were set for
Feb. 17-18 in Salisbury, Md. hosted by
Maryland-Eastern Shore and Delaware
State.
i ne ivitAL Outdoor 1 rack and Tennis
Spring Championships will be held
April 20-21 in Orangeburg, S.C.
The progress report on the Freedom
Bowl All-Star Classic was approved.
The inaugural classic matched the top
MEAC seniors against top seniors
from the Southwestern Athletic Conference
(SWAC), and was played Jan.
14 in Atlanta.
fcttorts were intensified for MEAC
expansion, but no specific schools were
immediately identified.
The meeting was highlighted Dec. 13
by the Third Annual MEAC All-Star
Football Banquet with Oklahoma
Outlaws quarterback Doug Williams
serving as guest speaker.
Miller Brewing Co., which sponsored
the affair, also unveiled an
MEAC recruiting film that was produced
through its corporate office.
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