Saint Augustine's athletic director named U.S. Olympic men's track coach. (noteworthy news).

Black Issues in Higher Education | October 10, 2002 | Copyright

RALEIGH, N.C.

George "Pup" Williams said he is humbled and elated at reaching the pinnacle of his profession: U.S. Olympic men's track and field coach.

This summer, a 22-member committee of elite athletes and coaches from across the nation selected the Saint Augustine's College athletic director to be the men's track and field coach when the 2004 Olympic Games return to Athens, Greece.

"The talent and experience that George ... and the entire staff bring to the Olympic stage will be a huge advantage for our athletes," says Craig Masback, CEO of ...

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