Johnson ducks reporters as he prepares for Dallas
COKal uadlco, ria. (AP) -
Departing Miami football coach
Jimmy Johnson continued to duck
reporters Sunday, saying he would
hold his tongue until he actually oc
cupied the office that belonged for 29
years to Tom Landry.
At a news conference Sunday,
Miami athletic director Sam Jankov
ich said Johnson probably will take
five or six assistants with him when
he becomes Dallas Cowboys coach.
Included in those likely to leave
were Gary Stevens, Miami’s assistant
head coach. Stevens wants to replace
Johnson at Miami, but Jankovich said
he’ll conduct a national search before
naming a new coach.
“Jimmy would hire me if I didn’t
get this job,” Stevens said.
Johnson was named on Saturday
to succeed L. idry in a transfer of
ownership of the Cowboys from H.R.
“Bum” Bright to oilman Jerry Jones,
a former college teammate of
Johnson at Arkansas.
Secondary coach Dave Campo
said he expects to join Johnson in
Dallas.
Miami fans, players, assistant
coaches and the media have voiced
support for Stevens, a Hurricanes
coach since 1980 and architect of
their potent passing attack. The
“groundswell of support” for Ste
vens won’t help his chances of get
ting the head coaching job, Jankovich
said.
“Boosters, coaches and players
alike will not pressure me into mak
ing a decision that 1 don't like. And
that includes the media,” Jankovich
said at a news conference. ‘‘I w ill not
succumb to pressure.”
Jankovich, w hose choice of a new
coach needs approval only from the
university president, said Stevens is
“deserving” of the job and will be
considered.
“But the greatest injustice we
could perform to Gary Stevens is to
name him head coach tonight or
tomorrow,” Jankovich said. “I
wouldn’t pul somebody in the posi
tion of, The only reason you hired
me is because of pressure.”’
Other candidates for the job listed
in Sunday’s Herald were Louisiana
State coach Mike Archer, Washing
ton State coach Dennis Erickson,
West Virginia coach Don Nehlen,
Duke coach Steve Spurrier and
Fresno Slate coach Jim Sweeney.
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Tuesday, Feb 28 from 2 00 to 4:00.
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ATTENTION STUDENTS:
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'200 to 100 at the Un»n. The purpose * to meet with
your State Senator and discuss UNL • concerns.
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Booth at Nebraska Union
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INTRAMURAL ENTRY
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intramural activities: co-rec indoor wiffleball tournament,
men s, women's and oo-rec racquetball doubles, and 9
ball pool Entries will be accepted in the Campus Recrea
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472 3467.
Joan:
Meet me for lunch at the Union on Wednesday at
12 00 Lunch is free
Your Senator
UNI. Students.
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Mass Monday through Thursday.
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Spud.
ATTENTION MEN OF UNL:
Get ready lor AOII Hoop It 8911 April 8thi You won't
want to miss it I
Todd B„
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Boaro.
The men ol Delta Upsilon
Michael D.,
See you at 12:00 at Union on Wednesday.
Free Lunch with you State Senator.
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The men of Delta Upsilon
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Important meeting tomorrow nightl
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See you there!!
PERSONALS "==
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Bobby. Reggie
Cupcake,
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Colleen.
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mg Comprehensive and Writing Skills examination and a
one hour Police Altitudinal Factor test. Both exams to be
given oonsecutively (the same day) in late March Con
sequently, be prepared to be at test site at least 2 1/2
hours.
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