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SPORTS
Two 2-0 teams meet in Civil War
By Ashley Conklin
Emerald Spoils Ednot
The healed Oregon Slate-Ore
gon Civil War rivalry lakes on a
little added significance Satur
day in Corvallis.
Both the Beavers and Ducks
are 2-0 after the first week of
Pacific-10 Conference action
with the two schools sweeping
California and Stanford.
While Oregon State has won
24 of the past 27 Civil War
games, Oregon beat the Beavers
7H-71 hack in December at Port
land's Memorial Coliseum in a
game the Ducks led wire-to
wire.
To beat the Beavers -again,
the Ducks must handle Oregon
State's full-court pressure de
fense. said Oregon Coach Don
Monson.
"We did a good job in the
other game against the press
even though we had 22 turn
overs," Monson said. "Once
we get in the half court area the
thing is to go straight to the
f>asket. We can't stand around
and make casual passes."
Oregon State Coach Jimmy
Anderson called the loss in
Portland a "miserable game"
by his team.
“We have to do everything
bettor than we did in the first
game," he said. "I know Ore
gon feels confident that they
can l>eat us as a result of beat
ing us in Portland."
With the Beavers playing at
home in the 2:l)H p.m. game,
Anderson called it a ‘‘must
win" game for his team
"You go back to the same old
recipe, you win at home and
scramble and try and split on
the road, and this is what gets
you into the upper echelon ol
the conference." he said.
Munson, whose last win at
Hill Coliseum came in 1986.
didn't say it was a must-win for
the Ducks, but an important
game if Oregon. 7-5 overall,
wants to be invited to post-sea
son play.
"For us. the end of the year
record makes a big difference."
he said
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Oregon will need a big defensive effort from Bob Fife and
Clyde Iordan (5) to beat Oregon State in Corvallis Saturday in
a key Pac-10 game.
line ot the biggest (Jitterenc.es
in the two teams this season is
that Oregon State no longer has
Gary Payton, who scored 30
points in all three Heaver wins
last season and was Mr. Every
thing for the Beavers.
This season the Beavers have
a more lialanced attack while
Oregon's Terrell Brandon has
replaced Payton as the Pac-10's
dominant clutch player
That was never more evident
than in the earlier meeting be
tween the two teams when
Brandon scored 30 points,
dominating the game late in the
second half.
While the Ducks rely heavily
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