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I Smith TZTZy PS! Chargers Continued from page Cl championships, both with the Redskins. As a Washington assistant in 1982, Henning was part of the Super Bowl XVII championship team. He also took part in Super Bowl XXII in San Diego when the Redskins defeated Denver in 1988. Henning began coaching at the collegiate level with current Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs at Florida State in 1968. He coached there through the 1970 season, then moved to Virginia Tech (1971-73).

His first NFL coaching job was with the Miami Dolphins in 1979 under Don Shula. came as the coach of the Atlanta Falcons (1983-86). During his tenure in Atlanta, Henning compiled a less-than-impressive 22-41-1 record, including two seasons of 4-12. The best mark he compiled was a 7-8-1 record in 1986 when Atlanta finished third in the NFC West, its only finish out of last place under Henning. His most recent job was with Washington, where he was the quarterback coach this past season after serving as the receivers coach in 1987.

Ironically, Henning took over the quarterback job from Rhome when he left for the Chargers before last season. Henning twice coached on teams that captured Super Bowl After playing college ball at William and Mary (1960-63), Henning, a quarterback, played with the Norfolk Neptunes of the Continental League. He then signed with the Chargers, playing for one season in 1966. when he averaged 21.2 points a game, to the post position. The experiment lasted about three games before he was moved back outside.

That was a frustrating time for me, Smith said. I just wanted to play at one position, and here I was getting moved around three games into the season. The shut up incident was not the first time Smith has been in hot water with Andersen. In his previous three seasons, Smith has had small run-ins with the coach over such issues as dying his hair and mustache blond, wearing a wristband around his ankle, wearing his shirttails out on the court and letting the draw strings of his uniform shorts hang out. Theyre not major infractions, but there have been enough of them to annoy Andersen.

Since the incident, things have settled down. The Cougars havek not played consistent basketball, as their 9-10 overall record indicates. But Smith is having his best season. He leads the Cougars in scoring (26.0) and rebounding (8.4), while averaging 37 minutes a game; 39 minutes a game in Western Athletic Conference play. I think Ive had a terrific year, said Smith.

Not to be cocky, but I think Ive had a great year. Andersen is not so quick with his evaluation of Smiths play. Hes had some great offensive games and shot the ball well, said Andersen. Hes turned it over more than wed like. Hes had some good scoring nights, but the rest of his game has been just average.

In the next breath, however, Anderson said, Without him, I dont know where wed be this season. Smith is being asked to do much more this season because of the graduation of three starters off last Continued from page Cl Smith returned in the second half against St. Marys and played well, but the Cougars lost. Is the controversial incident forgotten? Andersen says yes. Smith isnt so sure.

He says that everything is fine, Smith said. But because of the incident, things havent been as friendly as they used to be. I still see some of it remaining. Andersen sees the situation from a different perspective. The only reason its brought up at all is because of people like you, Andersen said.

The whole thing took place in the heat of battle and it was taken for what it was worth. Smith, a senior, said the incident was blown way out of proportion and that he was made to pay dearly by the coaching staff. The things they made me go through were uncalled for, said Smith, who didnt elaborate. He quickly added he regretted the incident. He offered a public apology the next day to the entire coaching staff.

Im not condoning it and Im not trying to justify it, either, he said. But I dont think it was worthy of all the bad press I got. Those kinds of things happen all the time in practice and people never think anything of it. By my little outburst happened to come in front of 22,000 people, although probably only about 100 knew that it had happened at all. You have to understand the situation and how I was so frustrated at the time.

Smith, who is being asked to carry a big load for the Cougars, wanted to move from playing on the wing, as he did last season The Associated Press BYUs Michael Smith, left, is averaging 26 points a game. tion that he regrets not turning professional. fT years 26-6 team. He has led BYU in scoring in all but three games. The weight of the game falls upon my shoulders more so than last year, he said.

It makes the losses harder to take this year because I feel more responsible. I often think back on my decision last year. I was more optimistic about my chances earlier in the year, he said. You dont like to think about the NBA during the season, but its there. If my position wasnt as high last year, I thought I could improve it this year.

There were some, including Smith, who believed he wouldnt even be in school this season. He thought about opting for last springs NBA draft. But at the last minute, Smith decided to return to Provo. But with the way were playing, I dont see how I can go as high as I would have last year. But its something I cant worry about because I dont have any control over it.

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And he should have scored on the third shot, but he hit it right at me. With the danger over, the Sockers scored the only goal they would need. Off a free-kick pass by Gus Mokalis, Karic blasted a shot that hit the wall and then the back of Dallas goalie Krys Sobieskis leg before trickling into the net. The Sockers widened their lead to 3-0 in the third quarter on goals by Karic (with an assist by Nogueira) and Paul Wright, and finished off the Sidekicks with Ralph Blacks 40-foot rocket in the fourth period. MISSION SQUARE CENTER 242 W.

Minton Eicondklo 747-2347 (BMnd Bwgar Nngt Mon. thru Sot 10 un. to 6 pm FACTORY STORE trade, to be honest with you. I had a great time this past year at Palomar. Daugherty (6-foot-3, 210 pounds) completed a national junior-college record 233 passes for 3,006 yards and was named the states Offensive Player of the Year by a committee of junior college coaches.

But Daugherty said it is time to leave home. I like the level of competition at Oregon and being in a place far away from home," he said. Its not that I dont love my parents, but Im not a homebody. Although he talks freely about Oregon, Daugherty insisted that he is not locked into one school. Im just kind of waiting and seeing what I can do, he said.

Im keeping my options open. I dont feel any rush. There is no need to do it today, tomorrow or the next day, to be honest. For high school kids its different because they are going into a five-year situation. For myself.

Im apt to hold off and see who needs immediate help. But that doesnt necessarily mean Daugherty is demanding to be a starter, although Idaho State has indicated he could be the Ben-gals starting punter and may immediately step in as starting quarterback. At Oregon, sophomore quarterback Bill Musgrave is expected to return as a starter next season. But in 1988, Musgrave went down with a knee injury and missed several games. I think they are saying, Hey, we need some insurance, Daugherty said.

Daugherty said he could be the policy the Ducks are looking for. Ill never think that I have to be a starter somewhere, he said. But obviously, I dont want to go some place and sit on the bench. T-A sportswriter Terry Monahan also contributed to this story. Continued from page Cl lerton.

Last weekend, Daugherty took a trip to Idaho State and when he returned, Palomar Coach Tom Craft told him Mississippi and Oregon were also interested. The coaches (from Oregon and Mississippi) will be looking at films (today) and making evaluations, Daugherty said. Ill just be sitting around at home, weighing things out. This is all pretty exciting. I've never told a coach not to call me.

Im thrilled and flattered when a coach calls me. Daugherty, 20, said he is leaning toward Oregon, if everything works out. The last thing he wants is to enter into a similar situation to what he faced at New Mexico. After his senior year at Orange Glen in 1986, when he passed for 2,365 yards and 21 touchdowns (fourth best in the state that year), Daugherty went through the hectic recruiting process before settling on New Mexico. In the 1988 New Mexico media guide, Daugherty is listed as the Lobos starting quarterback, a job he had won last spring.

But after four days of fall practice, Daugherty was demoted in favor of freshman Jeremy Leach. The way the demotion was handled upset Daugherty, so he chose to return home and play at Palomar. Thats why he wants to see the results of Wednesdays recruiting, the first day colleges could sign high school and junior college players. Sometimes these things seem crystal clear, he said. But then what happens if Oregon gets an All-American quarterback or something like that? Thats what happened to me at New Mexico, then Im back at Palomar complet Continued from page Cl give 100 percent in that one, so we made up for that tonight.

I dont think we started thinking about the shutout until the fourth quarter. If you start thinking about it before that, youll probably screw it up because you fall back on defense too much. Nogueira, whose first two shutouts cam? in a 2'2-month span in 1985 while he was playing for the Chicago Sting, said earlier this season that he didnt think shutouts in the MISL were possible anymore because of the widening of the red lines and the caliber of the leagues offensive talent. But he was glad to be wrong. It surprised me to get the shutout, he said.

Their coach (Gordon Jago) even came up after the game and congratulated me. It was like he wanted me to get it, because he didnt even use his sixth attacker at the end. I think Dallas was tired from playing the night before (in a 3-1 loss to Wichita). For once, we were the team that was playing fresh. Dallas forward Tatu, the leagues fifth-leading scorer, was thoroughly disgusted with his teams inability to score.

It is very frustrating, Tatu said. You watch a team like San Diego, and they get the ball to the players who can score, Branko Se-gota and Zoran Karic. But with us, we dont get the ball to the right people. And the worst part is, I dont see it getting much better. In every shutout, it seems there is at least one big save a goalie must make to preserve it.

In No-gueiras case, he came up with two spectacular stops in a heartbeat. Midway through the second quarter, Dallas Michael King blasted a shot that hit near the left post, knocking Nogueira off balance and sending him falling backward into the goal. A second later, TIME AND MONEY You can pay for your Times-Advocate subscription by mail Up to $1 9 OFF Regular Subscription Rate Billing Cycles Paying by mail has many advantages ing passes. But I thought it was an even 4. Mar.

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