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much concentration and inten
sity," said Oregon head coach
Don Monson, whose team won
its third straight game. "We
were a half count behind
everything."
But Monson was by no means
denouncing Seat tie-Pacific's
effort.
"You've got to give them
(Seattle-Pacific) credit," Mon
son said. “Their kids played
hard and patiently... !'m sure
this was the best ball game
they've played."
Meyer was also impressed
with the Falcons' play: "We
were really careful not to say
they're just Division II and take
them lightly."
Taylor admitted that Seattle
Pacific "out-worked us in the
first half."
Hut the Ducks got down to
business and came out after in
termission to hit 63 percent of
their shots from the field and
play "more spirited." accor
ding to Monson,
Most of Oregon’s spirit came
from Taylor and Moyer, who
were the catalysts in the second
half, scoring 34 of the Ducks’ 49
[mints.
Taylor scored a career-high
34 points that night, including
20 in the second half on seven
of nine from the field. He finish
ed the game 12 of 20 and nine of
10 from the line.
Taylor not only primed the
Ducks' offensive attack, but bat
tled under the boards at the
other end for 11 rebounds, also
a career best.
“I wasn't taking off on the
break as much." Taylor said of
his rebounding success. "I held
back a little more because they
were taking the lane away on
the break."
Meyer, who has been struggl
ing offensively since his season
opening 20 points against Mon
tana. ignited for a 20-point per
formance against the Falcons.
He was eight of 11 from the
field, including five of six in the
second half, and four of six from
the free-throw line.
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Meyer tossed in three {joints.
Taylor added four and forward
|esse Nash cashed in on a David
Girley assist off the break, as
Oregon outscored Seattle
Pacific 10-1 during a four
minute span late in the second
half to all but seal the victory.
The Ducks registered their
largest lead of the night when
Keith Balderston scored after re
bounding his own miss to put
the hosts up. 81-60. with 1:49
remaining.
Oregon o u t r e b o u n d e d
Seattle-Pacific 43-28. In addi
tion to Taylor's 11 rebounds,
forward Nash pulled down nine
hoards and Meyer grabbed
seven.
The victory boosted the
Ducks’ record to 4-2, their best
start since 1980. Seattle-Pacific
fell to 2-2 on the season.
Oregon will depart from its
schedule this week before open
ing its Pac-10 schedule on the
road Dec. 21 at Stanford. The
Ducks then play the University
of California at Berkeley Dec. 23
to round out their Bay area
swing.
The Ducks will spend their
holidays in Portland Coliseum
when they compete in the Fred
Meyer Far West Classic.
Oregon plays Southwestern
Louisiana in its first game at
7:05 p.m. Dec. 26.
Other teams in the Classic
field are: the University of
Idaho. Louisiana Tech.
Mississippi State University,
Oregon State University, San
Jose State University and the
University of Washington.
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