University Daily Kansan, January 27, 1984
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BALTIMORE — Only when top NFL officials understand the pressures on the modern athlete — and develop programs to help players cope — will cocaine and alcohol abuse subside, former all-pro Delvin Williams said yesterday.
yesterday
But for William, Williams said, the NFL's problems are ineffective because they treat the symptoms of drug abuse, but not the cause.
By United Press International
Williams, a former Jayhawk and executive director of a firm working with the United States Football League to provide drug counseling, said
Former KU back calls NFL drug programs poor
"MANY OF THESE players are from the streets, from the ghetto. They're survivors," he said. "You put them in a hole, you know." "Not me. You're the one who's crazy."
Williams said high schools and colleges must be accountable for an athlete's career planning, so that "one-dimensional" players do not become societal outcasts when their playing careers are over.
treating players at rehabilitation centers is not working.
"They've become highly trained specialists with no place to transfer their skills," said Williams, who has stated that he used cocaine while an all-pro running back with the San
Francisco 49ers and Miami Dolphins from 1970-80.
He said the pressures of being a role model and hero can easily overwhelm an athlete, especially one from the ghetto.
"everybody wants to talk to you, know you, drink with you," he said. "They are very vulnerable to abusive behavior patterns."
"Most major companies have employee assistance programs. But not in football, one of the most stressful occupations," Williams added. "They wait until you get in trouble. Then they punish you. And punish you hard."
THE SKYROCKETING salary structure in professional sports — and the naive of many young stars about taxes, and insincere agents — compounds the pressures on players, he said.
sas "A lot of the athletes playing professional football are just kids."
While Williams supported strict punishment for drug users, he said the NFL could take steps to rid the sport of the problem.
Williams told a three-day national conference on cocaine. "They are in one of the most high-pressure jobs in the country. They go to sleep one night and wake up in the morning millionaires. How can a 22-year-old kid handle it?"
SPORTS ALMANAC
BASKETBALL College Basketball Scores
Abervista 71, Phila. Bible 48
Cabriini 69, Spring Garden 61
Cooke 68, Spring Garden 61
Conn. Coll. 73, Barrington 57
Dominican 60, Queen 59
Eaton 60, Queen 59
E. Conn. 59, Rhode Island Call 58
Frank & March 72, John Hopkins 23
Kennedy 60, Kansas - Mass. Boston 68
LaSalle 90, Iona 80
Lowell 88, Bramain 61
Army 61
Robert Morris 71, Smeal 53
Joe Stoppels 71, Smeal 66
St Thomas 61, Smeal 66
St Thomas Aquinas 123, Kings 70
Tower 70, Temple 62
Concord 60, Court 52
Wesleyan 75, Clark 63
West Chappell 60, Norton 67
West Chappell 69, Penn St 80
Aust Birmingham 74, N.C. Charlie 60
Aux Peaty 87, Middlesex Tennessee 76
Campbellville 88, Clutch Valley 70
Campbellville 88, Clutch Valley 70
Coastal Carolina 82, Morris 98
Cumberland 82, Limestone St. 63
Appalachian St. 63
Georgia Tech 88, Clemson 32
Greenbelt Col. 83, Huegeletown 63
Greensboro Col. 83, Huegeletown 63
Kentucky St. 73, Georgetown 70 (ft)
Kentucky St. 73, Georgetown 70
Lenny-River 75, Gardner-Webb 68
Loe Tee 75, Seattle 61
SL . SE 71, London 60
No Carolina St. 79, Duke 76
Preytoneroy 92, Newberry 69
So Alabama 87, Old Dominion 69
So Alabama 87, Old Dominion 69
Augusta 75, JC Smith 77 (ft)
Tennessee Tech 61, Murray St. 78
Tennessee Tech 61, Murray St. 78
VA. Commonwealth 66, Florida 74
VA. Sta. 70, Hawks 78
Western Carolina 87, Campbell 78
Akron 73, E. Kentucky 64
Cent, Methodist 89, Mid-America Naz 75
Culver Stockton 19, Graceland 63
Duluk Wesleyen 89, Springfield 62
Duquesne University 78, Chicago 91, Wis. Green Bay 69
Malone 68, Grove City 52
Montana 68, Grove City 52
Moorehead St. 53, Minnesota Mortry 47
Morehead St. 53, Youngstown 77
Nebraska 69, Peru St. 64
Nebraska 69, Peru St. 64
Ohio St. 65, Iowa 44
Ohio St. 65, Iowa 44
Southern Illinois 71, Drake 61
Sioux Falls Cyclo 75, Yankton 73
Arkansas St. U, 64 No. Texas 52
Arkansas Tech U, 69 Oakley (Ak) 38
Bishop Coll. B3, Lebanon Owen 91
Century 75, Arkansas Little Rock 74
Arkansas Tech U, 69 Hendrix (Ak) 60 Central Arkansas 68
So. Arkansas Harding (Ak) 44
Southwest 72, Texas Ack 64
Lutheran U, 75 Tillotson 73
West
Wichita State 68, Illinois State 66
Brigham Young 74, Wyoming 61
Stantavic 4.419 0.18, Cornelie 6.172 1.24, Wearl
2.17 2.25 McKenny 3.42 1.28, Johnson 7.24 1.
Anderson 3.58 1, Duncan 3.58 0, Brasakke
17.1 2.3 Sander 1.3 2.1 WICHITT STATE
McMechan i 6-10-3-5, 15; Santos i 2-1-3-5; 15; McManuel i 8-10-1-10; Peppe i 8-9-5-10; Bersher i 4-14-4-12; Halfman -Wheata State ii 20; Illinois State ii 20
NBA Standings Eastern Conference Atlantic Division
Boston 34 9 790 5
Philadelphia 24 19 674 5
New York 24 18 575 4
New Jersey 21 18 512 12
Washington 21 9 452 15
Milwaukee 24 19 159
Detroit 23 19 358
Alanta 23 19 404 %a
Chicago 16 24 400 %a
Indiana 16 24 299 %a
Illinois 12 20 398 %a
Western Conference Midwest Division
W 1 W L Pct GB
Uak 25 8 W 14 688
Dallas 29 19 568 2
Charlotte 25 14 688
Denver 19 25 432 8
Houston 18 25 432 8
Kansas City 18 25 432 8
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Phoenix
Golden State
San Diego
27 16 610
25 18 610
21 16 600
25 18 353
19 23 454
19 23 454
19 23 454
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New York 104, Washington 97
Denver 126, Chicago 135
San Antonio 123, Golden State 112
Seattle 114, Kansas City 106
New Jersey at Los Angeles
Phoenix at San Diego
Yesterday's Results
Seattle 114, Kansas City 106
King 6.8-2.4-21, Vraues 4.6-2.2-10, King 13.8-1.4-18, King 11.9-10-02, Wood 6.9-4-16, Chamber 2.5-3.4-7, Haws 1.4-6.2-2, D Thomas 3.9-0.6, Sun Bind 3.0-0.2, Tobald
KANSAS CITY
Johnson 3.68 10.2 3.21, Obering 4.9 9.6-11,
Saint Johnston 16.0 8.3 7, Drew 4.1 9.0, Bustle 5.1
0.1 12, L. Thompson 12.8 9.3 23, Woodson 3.4 2.2
Morton 10.0 8.2 7, Morrison 10.0 8.3
Totals 4.9 20.1 20.6
Kansas City 28 26 28 26 26 28
Three-point goals - Ruse, E. Johnson. Fouled
out - One Total fours - Seattle 18, Kansas City 23
Rebounds - Sicka 32 (Sikma 1), Kansas City 34 (Tjahne 1)
Baskets - Sicka 5 (Sikma 2), Kansas City 23 (Buse 6). Technical fouls - None A - 6,921
24 29 32 29—114
26 28 29 28—105
Sikma scores 31, helps Supersonics beat KC 114-106
By United Press International
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Jack Sikma scored 31 points and grabbed 13 rebounds last night to lead the Seattle Supersonics to a 114-106 victory over the Kansas City Kings
Seattle, which led 52-33 at halftime,
hit 12-of-14 shots to start the third
period and open with an 81-66 lead.
Reggie King and Gus Williams each
had four field goals in that surge.
But Kansas City tied the game at 89 early in the fourth quarter, scoring seven straight points on a three-point goal by Eddie Johnson and baskets by Don Buse and Dane Suttle.
After the game was tied again at 91, Sikma hit a shot and Williams connected on a pair of of field goals to give Seattle the lead for good. Kansas City did pull within three at 101-98 but baskets by Al Wood and Sikma moved the lead back to seven points at 105-98.
Williams added 22 points for the Supersonics, who won for the eighth time in their last 10 games. Lasalle Thompson had 23 points and 19 rebounds and Johnson added 21 points for the Kings, who have lost 12 of their last 16 contests.
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