UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Thursday, September 12, 1996
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the season continued. He grew frustrated and set up a conference with Allen.
"The first thing he said to me was, 'You know no one thinks more of you than me.'" Waugh said. "He disarmed me from the start and, from that day on, played me every minute of the remaining five games of the year."
Waugh earned a bachelor's degree in physical education and pursued a teaching career at Emporia High School.
He returned to Kansas five years later as an assistant coach to Dick Harp for the men's basketball team, from 1956 to 1960.
During Waugh's four years as an assistant coach, Waugh gained Harp's respect as a man and as a coach.
"He's truly one of the finest men I've ever known," Harp said. "He had a great love for the game of basketball and KU as a player, which had a lot to do with him returning as an assistant."
"In those days you provided a sleeve of balls, usually three, and transportation to the competition," Waugh said. "Law and graduate students were assistant coaches, but there really wasn't a lot for us to do other than supervise the players."
Waugh left Kansas again, this time for 14 years. He returned in 1974 to
Kansas' current assistant athletic director, Richard Konzem, said he was thankful for the ways Waugh had helped him and the University.
become Kansas' assistant athletic director until 1979.
"He's been a mentor to me as an administrator," Konzem said. "He uses good reasoning and has a great overall view of athletics from every standpoint, whether it be as a player, a coach or an administrator."
After Waugh left Kansas in 1979,
he was president and a board member of the Kansas Golf Association and a committee member for the United States Golf Association.
He returned to Kansas again in 1992 as an interim head coach for the women's golf team for the spring season, before he became the full-time coach.
"I got the job by default, because I happened to be around when they needed me." Waugh said.
The times have changed, but the relationship between a coach and player haven't, Waugh said.
play the game," Waugh said. "You have to help the players deal with how they handle themselves on the course and emotional problems away from the game to help them become better golfers."
Although Waugh has lived in some nice places, he said he had only one true home.
Ive coached in wonderful places, like Phoenix and northern California, but Lawrence is my home." Waugh said. "Who you meet and what you do in the four-or five-year period while in college really solidifies careers and friendships for life."
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