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1.69 2.29 6.29
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cont—aed boa page 10
that waa pass-orientad,  which would
enable Terry to showcase his talenta.
Even though Terry says that he would
. still like to have a shot at playing prof es-'
sional football, he has set a two-year
deadline.
'If I was going to play profaaslonil
football I'd do it in two years or hut
forget about it,' Terry aaid. "I pro-iaeo
myself I would never start free—Taring,* *
referring to the ■thlatns who hug
on year after year, hoping for one more
tryout, one more shot at playing pro¬
fessional sporta.
Terry also said that he haa mentally
prepared himself for tha fact that he
may never have the chance to _play
professional football.
"They were not. goals but expect¬
ations. I wanted to take that attitude
because I didn't want to hurt myself.
I didn't want to to disappoint myself
ifl didn't make it." ,
Pride is an integral part of James
Terry's personality, Pride ia . why
be set a two-year time limit on play¬
ing pro football. And when Terry re¬
ferred to pro football, he waa referr¬
ing to the National Football League.
Terry says he,would not play in the
Canadian Football -League or any of
the other minor professional leagues
scattered around the country.
In a sense, Terry says, it ia almost
as if he never rea-y got hia .football
career off the ground. He had only
played for three years and admits that
he really hadn't learned how to play
the game. That is another thing that
frustrates him. Terry does not think
that he has ever played near hia pot¬
ential, even though he played well
enough to be on a rail scholarship.
"I missed out on a lot because there
are a lot ot things I didn't know. I was
learning them here. It seemed like I
learned something new everyday.
*I never realized my desire to play
before—until now.  I had been giving.
football about 60 percent of my ability
and this year I promised I would give
it my all.
"Ail that seems like it ia water under
the bridge now,* Terry aaid, hia eyes
lighting up as he lost himself hi foot¬
ball for a few minutes.
Sitting in the bright sunshine, Terry
said that knowing he is innocent doaan't
make it any easier to accept the-fact
that he will not be able to play foot¬
ball at CSUF anymore. He added that
he really doesn't know when the full
effect of tlie in_■ient will hit hii_.
. "I'll be setting in front of a TV with
a pot belly watching some guy I played .
football with here and then it will hit
me," Terry said.
Committee
" con—imed from page 2
going to Haak. But the senate has
already had its last meeting for the
semester and it was important that
the time be saved, according to com¬
mittee chairman Dr. Phil Beach of
the CSUF Political Science Department.
"As a practical matter we - were
not able to take this to the senate,
as would ordinarily be done. There
just wasn't the time," Beach said.
'But it's better to have some faculty
input through the committee than none
at all.*
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