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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Wednesday, November 24, 1976
Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Wednesday, Navember 24, 1976
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'Hfub': Good as g old
By KATHY HENNEGHAN
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won't find many centers better
than Phil Hubbard in America."
A natural forward, Hubbard
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He, capped off a spectacular
freshman season by winning a
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pic team, and has a gold medal things he did that so often go
to show for it. unnoticed.
In all, three Michigan bas- "Hubbard's very much a team
ketball players were invited player. He's an excellent re-
to the O 1 y m p i c tryouts- bounder for his size," said
Rickey Green, Steve Grote and Smith. "He comes up with the
Hubbard.- interceptions defensively, and
Aid when the dust settled, the shot it in when we needed it.
speedy All Big Ten guard didn't "Phil has great quickness,"
'nake the team. ("R i c k e y Smith added. "He has overall
should have made that team," savvy-by that I mean a knack
said Orr. "It's a shame he for the basketball. He's an out-
didn't.") standing rebounder and a very
Neither did the rugged three- good, passer. Phil should be just
year starter. Grote was report- tremendous for Michigan this
edly doing well in camp until year."
he suffered a collapsed lung. Hubbardy aw limited action
But the skinny 19 year old sn the Olympic games, but
from Canton made the trip to performed capably coming in
Montreal. It Hubbard's selec- off the bench. He scored ten
tion came as a surprise to points in one span in the
anyit did not surprise Hub- championship g a m e against
bard himself. uolva "The 0 1 y m p i c a were all
"i had a feeling I had a rih, adHbad Imd
Quinet, aae sad hrwr- some decent relationships. Me
ing, Hibbard impressed Dean ,,an Kenny Carr (of North Caro-
Smith, Olympic coach and head lin State) were pretty tight."
SihOlmicocnhedcoach at North Carolina. Hubbard feels he improved
"Phil's a nice young man," over the course of the summer,
Smith said. "My a s s is a t and that stands to reason. As
coaches said he was teacher's well as playing in the Olympic
pet." games themselves, the Olympic
"tm sis' guy," acknowledged team played exhibition games
H wbbard ith a kgrin, e against b o t h American and
Hubbard European pros.
"Well, he wasn't," said "Ipae agis DrJ
Smith, "but it's true that "I played against Dr. J
really appreciated a lot of the See HUBBARD, Page 16
Future Michigan schedules
1977-78 SEASON
Nov. 26 Western Kentucky Away
Nov. 30 Eastern Michigan Home
Dec. 3 Fordham Mad. Sq. Garden
Dec. 7 Louisville Home
Dec. 10 Dayton Home
Dec.-14 Alabama Away
Dec. 17 Central Michigan Home
Dec. 28 U.C.L.A. Pauley Pavilion
Dec. 31 Toledo Home
(PLUS BIG TEN SCHEDULE OF 18 GAMES)
1978-79 SEASON
Nov. 30 Central Michigan Home
Dec. 2 Alabama Home
Dec. 6 Louisville Freedom Hall
Dec. 9 Dayton Away
Dec. 13 Western Michigan Home
Dec. 28-29 Sun Carnival Away
Tourney
(U of M, Clemson, U.T.E.P., Texas Tech)
Dec. 31 Eastern Michigan Home
ONE MORE HOME GAME TO BE SCHEDULED
PLUS BIG TEN SCHEDULE
1979-80 SEASON
Dec. 1 Massachusetts Home
Dec. 5 Toledo Away
Dec. 8 Marquette Milwaukee Arena-
*Dec. Kentucky Home
Dec. 15 Dayton Home
Dec. 22 - Western Michigan Home
Dec. 29-30 Sugar Bowl- Super Dome
New Orleans
(U of M, Tulane, Ole Miss, Virgina Tech)
*TO BE ANNOUNCED
ONE MORE HOME GAME TO BE SCHEDULED
PLUS BIG TEN SCHEDULE
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