>       I understand that Sue Glatter has resigned her position at the
> NCAA to assume another with the athletic department at Baylor University.
> I have not been able to reach Sue to confirm this but word comes from a
> good source. If true, I view this as a distinct loss to college hockey.
> In my extensive experience in dealing with the eligibility office at the
> NCAA I found Sue to be highly professional, competent, firm but fair in
> administering the bylaws of the association. Perhaps more importantly,
> Sue became a student of the sport. She tried to learn as much as possible
> about the operation of college hockey in the U.S., Canada, and Europe.
>
>       During my past years working with Sue, she earned my sincere
> respect for her diligence and capabilities. She couldn't always tell me
> what I wanted to hear but she could always explain why and I knew that
> everyone else was getting the same answers. What more could I as for? If
> I were still the faculty rep. at D.U. I would be very concerned. It will
> be a challenge for the NCAA to find a person to replace her. I wish them
> the best of luck.
>
>       To Sue, I know you have earned the opportunity to test new waters
> and broaden your experience with intercollegiate athletics. I suspect
> that luck will have little to do with your future successes. Take care.
>
> --JAA07065.786127035/mercury.cair.du.edu--
>
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