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SPORTS
Ducks ugly in first half, lose 90-55
By Jayson Jacoby
t "o' .i-o Sports bo to * tor
Whatever lh«' rest of the sea
sun brings for this Orison men's
busketliall learn. .1! least things
probably "■ n't get any worse
titan the first half of Thursday's
‘to loss to Washington State
In front of unis t ’ 1 tit Mi At
thur Court
Murphy's haw 1 aught up
with tile Ducks (V4 overall .1 tul
1 i in tlte !'.i< ifit tO ( ortfer
eii! r) in a lug wav (faring tfie
first twenty minutes of their
fourth straight league loss
i hose four defeats hat e been
by .in average of itH points per
i onlest
Obviously tte played poor
Iy and tin t shut, tlie hall pretty
web ()reg. .a ( oath Don Mon
soil said \Vhat bothered me
w as wo didn't play hard At
least you only have to live with
1 hi s it it one day
Oregon's first hull 'woes jump
off the slat sheet The Ducks
made just five field goals on
route lo a •ill” halftime defi
i it ()ii eon iiiI'm I all sis of its
three .point attempts and shot a
frigid 2 r> peri ent in mi the field
w hile i oinmitling rt turnovers
\] •-.! ii w h.io Hit l.uu gars
[ ) 1 t 1 r t\ i ■ r i ■ s! ting si
pert cni on lr> o! JH. including
five ul Him* Ires*. Terrence
i.< w . ■ did in. .1 o( ilu damage,
hitting 1 .it ul five Irom long
range on the way to 1 f» o! Ins
game high 22 points
The I hii ks had problems fie
vond mere numlx rs, though
Oregon's offense was coni
pieti-U shut down h\ U .shine
ton State s ten.icmus maii lo
imui detense None of the
! h. ks !; i. field g. .i Is enmt
Irolli designed plays and Ore
gon had to settle mainly for off
h.daru e low per. i ntage sh,.is
hveii worse ail toe Oregon
starters seemed glued to the
flue! Nolle moved t i IlMstonily
wilho ,t the ball and all tailed
Phcrto b> S«an Polity
Washington State's Rob Corkrum blocks a shot attempt by Oregon's
Matt O Noil during Thursday s game
iii n.i i'S passes, resulting in nu
merous (amgnr steals
Our ii.iitli- rrv all week .it
jii.H.tii.i was iu pressure tile
vt and tin* guard*. Wash
melon Stale i uni h Kelvin
Sampson said We foil we
i-tiuld i.ikr them ou! of their of
fense Ur wauled lu fon c (hum
to ill row tin- hall inside bet auso
t ha I \ not llieir strong point
Oregon didn't have a strong
point in I he firsl half, and a
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frustrated MmtMin benched tin'
starters three minutes before
hill ft»in<' in f.ivor of the second
team
! thought they would tome
in and play hurt), and they
did." Munson said "I didn't
think it could get any worse
than It was .it that time and It
didn't
The Ducks never led in the
game md with hew is bundling
m open three pointers as Ore
gun's /cue defense tailed to ro
tate quick enough, the Cougars
were up I'M. in the lust seven
minutes
Washington Slate didn't need
much offense, though, .is Ore
gon managed just it) points in
the first 12 minutes
Things didn't get any better
in the second half, although the
Dm ks did double their first
half point production in the
fits! eight minutes
Mi n kept it. starters on
tie hem h for tin- first four min
ules and the lead stayed at
around 20 But Lewis and Neil
Derrick started flitting tre\s
again, and things gol even ugli
er in a hurrv
Oregon shol heller in the set -
ond hiilf but still finished at
jus! ,15 pert rnl fur the game, in
cluding u dismal two of 1.)
three-pointers
The C-ougars, though, healed
up even more, hitting nearly 60
percent in the second half to
finish a! 57 percent for the
game The key statistic, though,
was Washington State's three
point proficiency. Led by Lew
is six of eight, the Cougars hit
11 of lit) treys for the game
"It was a lough game," said
Oregon freshman Jeff Potter,
who scored eight points "They
really made us get out of our of
fense They're really quick, and
they played well tonight."
Oregon will try to break its
rapidly worsening skid Satur
day night against Washington
in a 7 :t5 game at McArthur
Court