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Hickey Could Have Had it: A at or v by Steve Guback in a Richmond Times-Dispatch edition is ! aV mvs that Jim Hickey, former Hampden-Sydney football -•.nil. VMi.- the No. 1 choice of the administration at William arid Mary for the football coaching job. Hickey was gone after while some 40 candidates more applied for the job. President. Alvin Duke Chandler, according to Guback. i inferred at Williamsburg Sunday and Hickey followed with a nega tive answer by telephone from Chapel Hill two days later. Guback's story has the authority of a big corporation behind it and the earmarks of authenticity, and it gets even more authority m tiie Hickey background A Pennsylvanian and a graduate of William and Mary with an illustrative .career as an athlete there. Hickey is known as a thorough football man and certainly a strong hand with discipline and prepa rations. Reports out of Chapel Hill all indicate that Hickey’s present doss. Jim Tatum, tire maestro of college football save perhaps Okla homa's Bud Wilkerson. is more than pleased with his youngish backfield coach. By the same token. Hickey isn't fretting while ab sorbing the Tatum methods of big time recruiting, organization, .raining and coaching, Hickey, who never flinched when looking facts straight in the face wasn't of a mind to get the full coaching treatment only to art out on the fringes of the big time, with support from an admini stration that isn't sure which way it wants to go athletically. We suspect the W&M coach will be a high school man on the way up not a good college man, who with very good reason would look at it from present Williamsburg actions, as a step down.
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