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PAGE 22 (spQRTS PRQTO New college poll spawned by CBS New York--Twenty coaches selected from the nation's top National Collegiate Athletic Association basketball powers will vote for the top 10 college basketball teams in the country in the new CBS Sports/National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Poll, the results of which will be broadcast at halftime each,week on CBS Sports' coverage of NCAA basketball games. The national panel, selected by CBS Sports and approved by the NABC to represent the four regions as defined by the NCAA Basketball Championship--five coaches from the East, five from the Mideast, five from the Midwest and five from the West--will be polled each week for their selections of the national top 10 teams, and top five in their particular region. The na­ tional top 10 is selected on a basis of points with the top team receiving 10 points, the second-place team receiving nine, etc. Every third week, the CBS Sports/NABC Poll will also announce a Division II and Division III Top 10, selected by 10 coaches from each division appointed by the NABC for the season. The CBS Sports/NABC Poll panel represents a cross section of coaches from the major NCAA basketball conferences and independents. The following coaches have been named as selectors in the 1981-82 CBS Sports/NABC Poll: EAST REGION LIFETIME COACHING RECORD Bob Weinhauer, Penn. 4 years 82-35 .701 (Ivy League) Tom Davis, Boston College 10 years 194-81 .705 (Big East) Tom Young, Rutgers 21 years 360-1% .647 (Eastern Eight) Jim Valvano, North Carolina State 10 years 360-110 .766 (Atlantic Coast Conference) Bill Foster, South Carolina 21 years 338-199 .629 (Independent) MIDEAST REGION Lee Rose, University of South Florida 14 years 300-109 .743 (Sun Belt Conference) Don DeVoe, Tennessee 10 years 177-101 .637 (Southeastern Conference) Jud Heathcote, Michigan State 10 years 167-108 .607 (Big 10) Bob Nichols, Toledo 16 years 288-131 .687 (Mid-American Conference) Clem Haskins, Western Kentucky 1 year 21-8 .724 (Ohio Valley Conference) MIDWEST REGION Bob Donewald, Illinois State 3 years 56-30 .651 (Missouri Valley Conference) ,1 Ed Badger, Cincinnati 3 years 42-42 500 (Metro Conference) Eddie Sutton, Arkansas 12 years 246-95 .721 (Southwest Conference) Jack Hartman, Kansas State 19 years 360-166 .684 (Big Eight) Ray Meyer, DePaul 39 years 650-337 .656 (Independent) WEST REGION Carroll Williams, Santa Clara 11 years 153-141 .520 (Wesf Coast Athletic Conference) Don Monson, Idaho 3 years 53-29 .646 (Big Sky Conference) Ralph Miller, Oregon State 30 years 497-318 .610 (PAC-10) Boyd Grant, Fresno State 4 years 79-29 .731 (Pacific Coast Athletic Association) Jerry Pimm, Utah 7 years 144-55 ,7?4 (Western Athletic Conference) TV COM»>HM MHVtCII INC