WSSU Hit With Sanction from page B 1
ings in the 1990 and 1991 NCAA
Division II Wrestling Champi
onships.
Strike trom the records of the
1990 Division II Wrestling
Championships the indiwdual points
and standing of a student-athlete
who competed while ineligible.
?Establish an educational pro
gram to instruct all persons involved
in the athletics program on NCAA
legislation.
In announcing the university's
response to jhe NCAA report. Chan
cellor Thompson said. "The situa
tion could have been worse, but the
Committee acknowledged our case
as being unique and afforded us
some leniency. I am also grateful to
the. Committee for recognizing our
cooperation throughout the investi
gation," Thompson said.
"As chief executive officer. I
take full responsibility for past laxi
ty of administration in athletics, but
we have made some bold changes
since 1990. changes that put us well
on the w ay to addressing all of the
issues cited by the NCAA."
Within the past three years, the
university has taken anin<^ specific
actions designed to increase control
of and accountability within the ath
letics program:
? Hired a new athletics director
who has no coaching responsibili
ties.
? Completed a self-study of
intercollegiate athletics.
? Established an internal facul
ty/student-athlete classroom moni
toring system concerning attendance
and academic performance and, if
appropriate, discipline.
? Revised the campus-based
operational procedures for intercol
legiate athletics and, for the first
time, had them approved by the
Board of Trustees.
? Established. ..as a subunit of
the Board of Trustees and by revi
sion "of the bylaws of the Board... an
Intercollegiate Athletics Standing
Committee.
? Hired an Intercollegiate Ath
letics Compliance Officer to moni
tor as WSSU compliance proce
dures.
? Completed an operational pro
cedures compliance manual for
NCAA, CIA A and institutional ath
letics compliance.
Established a briefing proce
dure for the chanceHor to be con
ducted prior to his signing the
NCAA Institutional Compliance
form.
Restructured and upgraded the
authority and powers of WSSU's
Intercollegiate Athletics Committee
over the conduct of athletics.
Robert J. Brown. Chairman of
the WSSU Board of Trustees, called
the situation "regrettable," but
echoed the Chancellor's confidence
in the restructured athletics pro
gram.
"The Board of Trustees has
established a capable committee on
athletics, chaired by Board member
Attorney Robert Vaughn Chancel
lor Thompson has also instituted a
series of actions far exceeding what
is normally required to insure strict
compliance." Brown said.
As Chair of the Board's Athlet
ics Committee, Vaughn stated, "The
university can live with the penalties
imposed by the NCAA, and the
administrative management and.*,
monitoring procedures we've put in
place in recent years should elimi
nate the possibility of a recurrence
of such violations."
Brown added: "WSSU will
move forward from this action with
more determination and a clearer?
vision of its educational mission.
We solicit ihe continued coopera
tion and support of this community
and the board constituency of this
great university."
Mens CIAA Weekly Honors
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Duke's Grant Hill (33) goes high over the heads of Georgia Tech's Travis Best (3) and James Forrest (34) to
. pass to an unseen teammate during the first half of Sunday's ACC game in Atlanta. Tech defeated No. 1
? ramkmd Duke 80-79,
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Player of the Week
Terrance Jordan - Livingstone.
So. F. 6-8. 225 lbs. Rocky Mount.
NC. In two games last week. Jordan
scored 58 pts (29.0 ppg) shooting 20
of 27 from the floor (74%) and 18 of
25 from the line (72%) he also
pulled down 43 rebounds. Against
Shaw (1/08). he hit 34 pts (13 of 15
FG. 8 of 13 FT) and captured 16
rebounds,
Newcomer of the Week
Steve Gilbert - Norfolk State.
Sr. C, f>-10. 22Q lbs, Sarasota FL. In
four games last week Gilbert scored
52 pts. had 32 rebounds and 8
blocked shots. Was named to VSU
HBCU All Tournament team.
Rookie of the Week 1
Tyrone Satterfield - J.C. Smith,
Fr, F. 6-5, 230 lbs, Mebane, NC."
Satterfield was named to the VSU
HBCU All Tourney team. In four
games last week he scored 66 points
and had 36 rebounds. Against Paul
Quinn (1/08) he scored 24 pts and
had 14 rebounds.
Coach of the Week
Greg Jackson - N.C. Central -
Jackson led his Eagles to a 2-0 week
with division wins over J.C. Smith
. (90-76) and Fayetteville State (91
86) extending NCCU's winning
streak to 8-0.
News Notes:
Norfolk State s David Donerl
son was named MVP of the VSU
HBCU tournament ... he averaged
20.5 ppg in four games last week.
Johnson C. Smith s Columbus
Parker stored 86 points in four
games this week.
Marvin Childs of Hampton had
38 rebounds and scored 66 points,
""with 8 blocks in four games this
week.
Freshman players Derrick
Bryant (NSU) and Derett Boyd
(HU) came to play last week scoring
52 and 44 points respectively in four
games. Additionally Bryant collect
ed 38 rebounds and Boyd snared 29
boards.
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