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Ducks hope to bust Aztecs’ golden record By John Healy Of th« Emerald So they’re 1-3, right'’ Yeah, and that probably means another year of lackadaisical Oregon men’s basketball After all, if you can’t win in the preseason, how are you going to win a game during your Pac-10 schedule? Right? Wrong, says Oregon coach Jim Haney, who leads the Ducks against undefeated San Diego State Satur day night at McArthur Court “Every team we’ve played in the last three games would do well in our conference,” affirms Haney. "We could have played other teams than Cal-lrvine. Rich mond, Rutgers and San Diego State (all NIT participants last year) and been 3-1 right now But it would have been false happiness " The 4-0 Aztecs, second in the Western Athletic Conference in 1981-82, will be Oregon's toughest test so far this year, says Haney. Coach David “Smokey” Gmnes directs a San Diego State offense that is averaging 93 points per game and which features four players who started 18 or more games last year The Aztecs dumped 87-74 at Mac Court last fall. “San Diego State has to be seen to believed." Haney says. They're like an NBA team with their talent." Junior 6-9 forward Michael Cage could prove to be the most difficult A2tec for the Ducks to defense Cage, who was second team all-conference in the Western Athletic Conference last year, is averaging 23 0 points and 17.0 rebounds per game this fall Senior Aztec guard Keith Smith is San Diego State s other "name" player The 6-0 WAC honorable mention selection averaged 12 8 points and 7.3 assists per game last fall, and leads the Aztecs fastbreak But Cage is the linchpin in what Haney considers the Aztecs most important tool — their rebounding power "Their rebounding has to be a concern," Haney says "They remind me of Arizona State a couple of years ago. when they had Alton Lister and Sam Wil liams. because they are very strong rebounders Williams and Lister, both currently playing in the NBA. anchored the Sun Devils in 1980-81 when ASU made the NCAA tourney with a 24-4 mark Haney believes, however, that the Ducks can hold their own on the boards We re not a strong rebounding team in terms of power We re scrappy, tough, and we pursue the ball well.'' Haney says "We get 80 percent of all rebounds outside of eight feet from the basket The Ducks may be able to limit Cage s effective ness if games against Rutgers and Richmond are any indication Oregon shut down both team s power for wards, holding Richmond forward Bill Flye to seven points and Rutgers forward Clarence Tillman to a 2-for-10 night from the field Haney feels fairly confident in Oregon's defense, and although he still has concerns over the Ducks' play on offense, he feels the improvement over last fall has been tremendous Our team is further along than last year If we had last year's team, we wouldn't be 1-3 right now. " Haney says We scored a lot of points last year, but we weren t a good offensive team We didn't strive to improve our points per possession last year " That's not the case this year. Haney says. "Our shot selection has been good When we start meeting our passes and start consistently making good decisions on our passes, our offense will improve.” DUCK NOTES: Oregon is allowing only 52 7 points per game The last time a team held the Aztecs to less than 53 points was in January 1981 when Wyoming Knocked ott San Diego State 69-51 Forward David Brantley is still recovering trom a veal infection, but Haney says he'll give 100 percent DOONESBURY OKAY. UMTtfK 60N6 K> DOWU/5 USTBL TO A VK \crAnotm cmmn vescuvs should hcw : m picnnf 'OJtiscufs s mneoeLms woM AANH! aanh fW‘ BLOOM COUNTY 1 . 1 JW>T KW1K’ TP tm ustm nvn> hl just*urn *<m’ ewOTOW-' mt\mwmL im...RmynRv id mm test'. by Garry Trudeau by Berke Breathed MEETINGS International Students Fellowship meets tonight at 7 30 at the Way inn at 1332 Kincaid for singing, sharing. Bible study and fellowship Campus Crusade for Christ presents a special Christmas edition of their regular weekly meeting, “Prime Time," tonight. For a study break, Christmas carols, and a celebration of the true meaning of Christ mas, join us from 6 30 to 8 p m at the Newman Center near the co ner of 18th and Emerald Everyone is welcome SPEAKERS Antler will read from Factory (a booh ol poetry) and other worke on Monday at 7 30 p m at the Hometried Tiuckstop, 790 E 14th Many ot Antler's poemsdeal in a broad way with wilderness, ecology and survival MISCELLANEOUS Educational Environments (EEI) present* a Holiday Book Fair today from 8:30 a m lo 6 p m and tomorrow from 11 a m to 3 p m at the corner of Saratoga and Fox Hollow Books tor children and adults will be available James Cloutier will autograph his latest book, This Day in Oregon, on Saturday A candeiight vigil to focus attention on the problem of drunk driving and its cost to our society in terms of death and injury will be held Sunday at 5 p m at 125 E 12th. on the steps of the Lane County Courthouse Sponsored by Mothers Against Drunk Drivers Open to public Today la your last chance to find a hand-crafted gift at the Christmas Craft Fair, in 167 EMU Come enjoy the live music and have a cup of cider Open from 10 a m to 4 pm Reggae Lovers: There will be a dance tonight at LCC from 7 p m to 1 a m with the Mluminations, Arousing Spirit, T A I U and Strictly Roots Sponsored by ASLCC Tickets are $3 in advance at the LCC bookstore and the EMU main desk or $3 50 at the door Economics Majors: Sophomores and juniors interest ed in being an economics peer advisor Apply in 414 PLC Upper division Econ credit available Work study eligible Looking for motivated and enthusiastic student Ths University Lacrosse Club will host Portland’s Multnomah Lacrosse Club this Saturday at 2 p m on the South Bank Athletic Field (at the base of the footbridge) See for yourself why lacrosse is called the “Fastest sport on two feet' LAST DAYS OF OUR SALE 15% ott everything SALE ENDS SUNDAY, DEC. 12 (12% ott tor credit cards) ANDREA S CLOTHES A CLOTH 2441 HHyard 345-1324 Mon-Sat 10-7 Sun 12 6 732)2-10 BUY SELL-TRADE CONSIGN OLD FRIENDS 1126-A AMw 10:30-5:30 featuring tine vintage apparel and con temporary fasti ions 805 MWF SCUBA SWAP lane Co fairgrounds Turn your gear into $ or buy at swap meet prices Consignments taker, now _12-10 SOLID OAK Upright piano good con dition $800 or best otter Call 243 -920? 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For these and other holiday season graphics come to the ODE office, ?00 EMU, the EMU Main Desk, or the UO Bookstore Art is $2 and does not include type. Page 13
