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they felt l}i*• \ firsirs- i l.isl year
,.n i probably vu. ii-i tv. . i ).;ili
ter; had they not si Hu »r last
last ,1 .it. and the Cougars have
III mp'd iill! In -1 11 i i 11 star!
this year, but ire.si -if tin vs ms
hiiv«! i orn« against tinjn-nrnts
far In lif\v Vm 10 < .jlihrr
i )ii* u< slot hir rm r u i Orig
l-i.tss thii ( (»nsi(l»'ft ti tine of
0.’ h- ! .? ii' . ( a I
■ imi h i .tin C .amp.on ill tn..*\.;.usl
gr! !hr 1*< W'lfts f 1 * • nrrls It, I n •
ningeM < oar h
I tu (.olden Bears ((>4) were
par! n! she fifth-plate logjam
last season «it H 10 and they
(in.shed 1 d 1 r> over a 11
( a! did lose three starters,
hut Brian Hendr o 117 ; pg) is
one of three returning douhle
figure m orers
log new- ,'t Berkeley is
ih. 1 .!■! 1 eg ■ : >p i i ret rolls
,\ 1 . a :p i d till ,s! is l> foot
H Allied (.rigs! \ vs ho r hose
( . • : :,■ * ■' Ohio Stale,
A : > ilo.n l.eorgi'-'t )Wn and
()• .: (.r ig>-! ■> ;s leading
the i'.t 10 r 1 a h; goal pen er.t
age a! a ‘ ' ><■ pen . r.i
up in dill Coliseum. and this
,1 r ■' Or*gon Slate h im
shouldn't bo an oxranption
Head co.ii.h Jim Anderson,
who hio. fieen in Corvallis .is <i
pliivi'f or < 0.11 h suit i )‘ir»7. h.is
Si - !i Hasktn hack, wlio missed
i.ist y. ar with an injurs
i he h-fooC 10 Haskin had .in
excellent season two years ago.
.mil Anderson is more than
gi.nl in have his big mini hat k
It'll be a prettv similar team
Ilist years," Anderson said
\\ ■ don't diverge much at Or
egon Stale "
\nderson also has a strong
JO I; I from last year's ft 10
; ; -i d erail j team, hut the
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strongest of the bunch in.iv not
Si'- around for the league sclicd
tile ( had Scott, a O fooI-7 for
ward who is leading the Ilea
vers in scarring and rebounding,
rnav fa fie foreed to leave the
si I. ,ul for at ademii reasons
.' [fiat h.ipj I'tis, returning
guard Mario Jackson and new
comers Brent Barr, and Bar nest
Ml him mat have to step for
ward
Oregon State enters Bar-10
p iv w ith an H-T> rei ord. but the
lb avers have been downright
Ugh in losses to Fresno Sta'e
and 'allies Madison
1 S( wen! ti - the \( A.\ toll!
million! !.-st year for the first
tune s.ni e HUtfi. are! Ceorge
K.iV'siih1 has one player who
r an do a a ! to get the I n ans
there ..gate
Ur: te toot - a All A trie: k nr:
i f lari 11d Sillier am hi ■:
trig strong fiaekcourt. the Tr<>
,.-.ns t , vi umped out to an rt
: ...!: ng a w i n ev er 'fieri
fimrth-ranknd Ohio State
U e re gett ing there slow ly
hut surelv," Raveling said "I'm
t. ippy with our progress i like
w here w e are right now
Marcus Whitfield, who led
hi junior college scorers last
year with 11 points per game,
tri.iy fie counted on lor some
added s< tiring.
K.ivehng thinks lie team
■ night duplir ate last year’s sue
U e hav' the piitent ial to get
■ : k t the NCAA tourna
nu e,t. fie said
One team that p robab I \
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