31.   Other opponents include environmentalists like Robert Kennedy Jr., who contends that casinos will spur development in ecologically sensitive areas of the Adirondacks and Catskills.

32.   Other opponents include shippers, the Texas Railroad Commission and states who claim the combination would stifle rail competition in the western U.S.

33.   Opponents include CapNet, the Information Technology Association of America, and Voices for Choices.

34.   Opponents included the New Jersey Education Association, which represents public school employees.

35.   Opponents of legalization include the Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University, which released a study last September on the consequences of legalizing narcotics.

36.   Other opponents include influential senior members like Rep. Henry J. Hyde of Illinois, chairman of the Judiciary Committee.

37.   Possible opponents there include Duke, which beat UCLA three weeks ago, and top seed Connecticut.

38.   Possible Republican opponents include the incumbent, Sen. Robert C. Smith, and Rep. John E. Sununu.

39.   Second tier opponents include TCU, Texas Tech, Division I-AA power Georgia Southern, Fresno State and San Diego State.

40.   Speculated opponents include Axel Schulz of Germany and Brian Nielsen of Denmark.