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younger players will be getting the
bulk of the playing time. .

“We'll just play for this season

and that’s it,” says Langley. ‘We're
not thinking about next year.”
Of course, no season would be
considered a complete success with-
‘out bagging the overall champi-
onship,’ and the team's past frustra-
tions may just turn out to be the moti-

vation: they need to. get over the .

championship hump.

_ During the meat of last season's
schedule, three key Capilano players
were suspended from the team for

- , academic: reasons. .The trio is still

‘attending the.college and all indica-
tors point to their reinstatement this

- “Christmas. That would come just in~

time to play in. two. home tourna-
rents in late: December.. .

uy “They'll definitely. be in the line -
up,” said'a confident Langley of the |

~ current redshirts. In his third year as
the Blues’ head coach, Langley is no
_Stranger “t0 | thes parts.: A West

Vancouver high school ‘grad, he
played for UBC from 1965-69 where
he received Canada. West All-Star
honors. After graduating with a
degree in psychology and education,
he held a variety: of coaching jobs,
culminating with the assistant coach-
ing position with the Canadian Men's
National teain under Ken Shields.

- Currently Langley divides his ime
between teaching and counselling at
Windsor high ‘school and coaching.
He also sees a bright future for colle-
giate basketball in Vancouver.

Likening basketball to baseball,
he thinks. the addition“ of» the

‘Vancouver Grizzlies to the city's

sports milieu cannot help but heve a
positive impact: “I think that’s (pro-
fessional basketball) going to have a
major ‘impact on amateur athietivs,”

‘Langley predicts. “There'll be more

players‘ that"ll develop because of
inspiration of the pros.”
So, does a background in psychal-
ogy come in handy as a coach?
“Every little bit helps.” "he replies

with a chuckle.

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