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For if their beloved Bruins' record was imper­ fect. In all likelihood the blemish had been sus­ tained earlier in the year in South Bend. NBC college basketball analyst Al McGuire missed most of those Bruin/Irish encounters, busy as he was coaching his Marquette Warriors. The seven losses his 1977 national champion­ ship squad suffered before tournament time Exceeded the combined, loss total of. the-.threk previous champs -- N.C. State. UCLA and Indiana -- by six. To have timed his team's peak so perfectly was inspirational; to have ushered in the age of parity was incidental. I "I think dynasties are an asset to sports," says McGuire. not sounding anything like a Brooklyn native. "We have to hav* idols and we have to have the have-nots going after them. But it's gotten hard to run a dynasty. Look at UCLA. They Won't recover for another decade. "Changing coaches has been their main problem." continues McGuire. "They've had five coaches in less than 10 years since Coach Wooden retired. I don't think the players ever knew who they were play­ ing for." Known and revered for his spontaneous contribu­ tions to hoop lexicography r- for example, penetrating guards, arb "Pi" Boats" -- McGuire attributes his vocabulary "to a lack of vocabulary;" But., he believes his continual bouncing about of ideas/ intended to improve the college game, emanates from a desire to keep pace_ with television's voracious' appetite for the new. His latest proposal is aimed at lessening the need for coaches --- most of whom. McGuire says, "did not go into coaching to become a corporation or own a mansion" -- to cheat and instill into their programs a must-win-lor- air time attitude. "The NCAA should take all bowl money from foot­ ball and tournament money from basketball." McGuire suggests, "and split it between all Division I schools./There's 282 of them. They should all get an equal share. 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Edward Her mann. lorenio lamas. Rated PG © Entortoinmont Tonight 0 (38) Celebration CT .Sounds Magnificent DISNEYLAND TU*N3 30 -- John Forsythe and Drew 8arrymor« will co- host "Disneyland's 30th Anniversary Celebration." a two-hour special' airing Monday. Feb 18 The program, which will be taped on location at the park in Anaheim. Calif., will feature familiar Disney m Me. Narrating segments during the week of Feb. 4 will be Veronica Hamel, Robert Culp, Llv Ullmann. Kathleen Turner and Lin­ da Gray The specials will include the stories of Edward Lanlnfl, who painted a mural on Ihe ^alls of Ihe immigrants' dining room on Eltts Island, and Lupe Anguiano. the daughter of migrant work­ ers who founded a • women's employment and education program m Nostalgia John Forsyth# characters and celebrities. The creation ol fantasy mogul Walt Disney, the park opened July 17. 1955 The special coincides with the beginning of Disney­ land's yearlong birthday celebration. Guest stars include JuNe Andrews, Debbie Alton, Roy Clerk, David Heesel- hoff. Julian Lennon and . The Pointer Sisters. AN AMERICAN POR­ TRAIT -- Americans who derive to be remembered but rarely are have been a regular one-minute feature weeknights on CBS. "An American Portrait" introduces Television audi­ ences to neople who are unfamiliar to most ol J&.' but have left a mark on some aspect of American Veronica Hamel ' *'-< y • BLADE Of HOM«j.KO{iG 1 -- Blade of Hong Kong.'/,,, a new TV adventure movie. . has begun production in . Hong Kong for later broad­ cast on CBS. Tarry Lester stars as a, private investigator who stumbles onto a multi-mil­ lion dollar extortion plot when he returns to Hong Kong to visit 'his lather. , Lester plays Jack Abbott on- "The Young and the Restless." "Also starring will be Keye Luke, Anthony Newley. 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