38The Tar Heel Thursday, July 14, 1988
Sports'
UNC assistant- oamed to lead CCaima program
From Associated Press reports
LAWRENCE, Kan. Roy Wil
liams, an assistant coach with North
Carolina for 10 years, was hired as
head basketball coach at the Univer
sity of Kansas last week.
Bob Frederick, the Kansas athletic
director, said Williams was selected
because of his reputation as an
excellent recruiter and as a coach who
emphasizes academics as well as a
winning program.
Williams, 37, and a native of
Asheville, N.C., was given a four-year
contract with the university calling for
$78,000 a year.
Williams said he hoped to spend
the rest of his career at Kansas, where
he is only the school's seventh
basketball coach. "My hope is that
you don't have to go through another
press conference to hire a new head
basketball coach for the next 30
years," he said.
"Following the job Larry Brown
did is not going to be something that's
easy to do," he said, noting the
competitiveness of the Big Eight
Conference, the loss of All-American
Danny Manning and the fact that
other schools will be gunning for the
defending national champions.
Kansas officials had planned to
hire a head coach from another
NCAA Division I school, but several
big-name coaches withdrew their
names or said they weren't interested.
Among those being connected with
the job were Eddie Fogler of Wichita
State, also an ex-UNC assistant
coach; Gary Williams of Ohio State;
and Gene Keady of Purdue.
Frederick said he had no problems
with hiring an assistant coach to take
command of the Jayhawks. "That's
something I was able to satisfy in my
own mind," he said. "I don think
I would have considered any assistant
other than Roy or other program
than the one he was in."
Williams graduated from North
Carolina in 1972 and spent five years
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coaching high school basketball at
Owen High School in Swannanoa,
N.C., before becoming an assistant
to Dean Smith in Chapel Hill.
"Roy is a highly organized person
who has all the characteristics of a
great coach," Smith said in a released
statement. "He's played a key role in
the success we've had here in recent
years. His goal was to be a head
coach, and he will be an outstanding
one."
Williams will be replacing Brown,
another ex-UNC aide, who recently
jumped ship to go to the NBA's San
Antonio Spurs. Brown played bas
ketball at North Carolina and was
an assistant under Smith in the early
1960s.
Williams noted that his reputation
as a strong recruiter stems partly from
the fact that he stays put and does
not move from job to job. "IVe had
the same wife for 15 years and the
same set of golf clubs for 17 years."
CAAto change
ticket policy
By JOHN BLAND
Staff Writer
Ticket distribution for the upcom
ing football season has not changed
very much from last year. However,
students will see a major change in
the distribution of basketball tickets,
according to Carol Geer, president of
the Carolina Athletic Association.
Much-coveted lower level Smith
Center seats will be distributed first,
randomly, and upper level seats will
follow in order from bottom to top.
Some lower level tickets will be
dispersed randomly throughout the
upper level tickets, Geer said.
Last year's distribution system was
"almost so fair that it got unfair,"
Geer said. All tickets were distributed
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