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4-HemandOCltrUS THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Saturday, December 11, 1982 Dnk anttna. ESPN. 11:30 p.m. Racing From Vonkers, Channel 9-NY. Mdrtght Go! (1982 World Match Play Championship).

ESPN. 1 a.m. Australan Rules Footbal, ESPN. 2:30 a.m. Sports Center, ESPN.

RADIO None scheduled. Sports Slate TOCAT K(P AXETAU Hernando at Crystal River QayvM boyi at 6 30 varsity boys al 8). rW WVESTUNO Tampa Jesuit at Hernando at p.m. COUIOf lASKETVAU. Monmouth Coieflo at Saint lira.

7:30 p.m. nuvistoss a m. Sports Center, ESPN. 9 a m. NCAA i-istrucffonal Series (Ice Hockey).

ESPN. 9 15 a.m. Cotoge Baskerbol Report. ESPN. 0 45 a.m.

NCAA Instructional Series (Ice Hockey). ESPN. 10 30 a.m. Pick The Pres. ESPN.

11 a m. Future Sport. ESPN. 11:30 a.m. Ski School.

ESPN. Noon NR Game Of The Week. ESPN. 12:30 p.m. NFL Footbal (Phiodelphla EarjkM v.

New York Giants). Channels 6 e. 13; NR Firm (Super Bowl XII Hrgt Hghts. DoJat Cowboys vs. Denver Broncos).

ESPN. I p.m. Auto Radna '82 (DOT Schoefer 200). ESPN. 1:30 p.m.

Cotege Baskerbol (Itnots vs. Kentucky). Channel 8: College Footbal (Division I Ctxxnpronsnlp Game or Division MA Semifinal Game). Channels 9 10. 3:30 p.m.

Colege Baskerbol (Houston vs. Syracuse), Channel 13. 4 m. NR Footbal (San Diego Chargers vs. Son Fran Cisco Ateny, Channel 8: Colege Wresting (Caesar's Palace vttattonoQ.

ESPN. 5 p.m. Wide World Of Sports (Boxing. Rafael "Bazooka" Umon vs. Bobby Chacon).

Channels 9 ft 10. m. Racing From Aqueduct. Channel 9W. 6:30 p.m.

NR Game Of The Week. ESPN. 7 p.m. Sports Center. ESPN 8 p.m.

Colege Footbal Ondependence Bowl. Wisconsin vs. Kansas State), ESPN, Channel 44. 8:30 p.m. Colege Basketbal (VkgNa vs.

Georgetown). Channel 8. Channel 17A Channel 9W. College Basketbal (Western Michigan vs. DePauQ, Channel 9CnL II p.m.

Sports Center. ESPN. City Chiefs). Channel 8: Colege Soccer (NCAA Division pc.ism Cettlcs). ESPN: Tennis.

USA. 9 9 m. Rodeo (National Finals), Chonnel 28. 10 pm. NR FHms (Super Seventies).

ESPN. -rRePfcV Bowl. Wisconsin vs. Kansos Stale). ESPN.

2 30 a.m. Sports Center. ESPN. RADIO iM No Footbal rtampa Bay Buccaneers vs. New York ffwS NFVFootbal (Miami Dcnms vs.

New England Patriots). WNSI (1280AM). SUNDAY raivtwoN a a.m. Sports Center, ESPN. 9 a m.

Colege Footbal Replay (Independence Bowl, Wisconsin vs. Kansas State). ESPN. Noon Sports Center Plus, ESPN. 12:30 p.m Future Sport.

ESPN. 1 p.m. NR Footbal (Tampa Bay Buccaneers vt. New York Jets). Channels 6 ft 13; NR Footbal (Miami Dolphins vs.

Hernando-Citrus CRVSTAl mvtn 0 210HWY. 19S CRYSTAL RIVER C'4- I SeotlH I PATIO SHOPS 795-8880 It's just another game to George Floyd FREE GIFT With Purchase LM 1 1 if nH ll If J' JTmiAImTi GOLD ANODIZED ALUMINUM BY SARASOTA CASUAL LIFETIME GUARANTEE WILL NOT PIT OR RUST The New York Jets rookie from Brooksville says he has been impressed with Bucs Doug Williams and Jimmie Giles. CHAISE LOUNGE GLIDERS RETAIL VALUE $159 BACK 5 BACKP VALUE s159 HI-BACK M69 I 'i iii Hum i -mf ti-i-i- liiiniiiiiii iiwrH George Floyd has been patient in waiting for his opportunity to play. Planning Today For Tomorrow The Pre-Need Funeral Trust. That time came against the Baltimore Colts, which was the first game after the strike.

"1 played the entire fourth quarter," he said. "I graded out high. We also won, 37-0. "All our guys worked out during the strike. No one held anything against anyone.

When we got back, we just went back to work. Everyone is playing well." The two-time All-America in college spent two weeks back at Eastern Kentucky University during the strike. He worked out with the Colonels. But as the strike lingered, it forced George to return to New York and go to work. "I worked four weeks in construction, putting in glass windows in big buildings at a very high level," said Floyd.

"It was an experience' Floyd said he was in great health and looking forward to helping his team to the Super Bowl. "I saw Tampa Bay on television when they beat Miami on Monday night football," he said. "I'm very impressed with quarterback Doug Williams, tight end Jim Giles and wide receiver Kevin House. "We have to shut these three down. We feel we have a good shot at going all the way.

We have a playoff berth about wrapped up, but want to finish first, which will help once the playoffs start" Playoffs are nothing new to George Floyd. He helped EKU win the Division 1-AA national championship his sophomore year, the Colonels reached the finals his final two years in college, but had to settle for second each time. Floyd said he has been getting some good natured ribbing from teammates, friends and his sister Diana Butts back home about being seen so often on national television, while on the sidelines the last two weeks. "Everyone said I keep standing behind Coach (Walt) Michaels, because I know the camera focuses on him quite a bit" said Floyd. "That's not true.

Now I have to watch myself so it won't happen Sunday." By WALT RIDDLE Tribune Sports Writer BROOKSVILLE There is nothing special to playing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for special teams member George Floyd, who is also a reserve safety for the New York Jets. The local resident, who played his high school football at Hernando, will be in action 1 p.m. Sunday afternoon when the Jets face the Bucs at Shea Stadium in a National Football League game that will be televised in the Tampa Bay area (Channel 13). The Jets are flying high this year. They are 4-1, which is good enough to be tied for first place in the American Conference.

They lead the National Football League in both offense and defense. They are one of few teams who have played excellent ball since the 57-day layoff for the strike. New York is 3-0, including a 28-13 conquest of Detroit on Monday night After starting for four years at Eastern Kentucky University and three in high school, Floyd hasn't found it difficult adjusting to riding the pines. He credits friend Ricky Feacher, also a Hernando graduate, who is a starting wide receiver for the Cleveland Browns. "Ricky told me I would have to be patient, pay my dues on special teams and give it all I have when opportunity comes to play," he said via a phone conversation from his New York apartment Thursday morning.

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Youngsters between the ages of 6 and 14 interested in playing basketball need to be at the gym at 9:30. Teams will be selected after the orientation program, according to Larry Phillips and Walt Cermak, who are organizers of the league. Coaches will be on hand to watch the the youngsters go through drills. "We hope to balance out the teams, so it will be not only a learning experience for the youngsters, but also a fun program," said Cermak, who is the girls basketball coach at Hernando. Phillips, varsity boys basketball coach of the Leopards, said the program is needed to help build a strong foundation for the junior high and high school programs.

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