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Hoopsters go 1 -2 at Shootout
By Steve Mims
Emsraid Sports, Ft apart er
The Oregon men's basketball Inam blew 12
point leads in two consecutive games and lost
them bolh to finish fifth at the (ireal Alaska
Shootout during Thanksgiving weekend
The Due ks opened the tournament with a 96-73
victory over host Alaska-Anr horage on Thursday
night Early in the game the score was close, but
the Ducks scored 14 straight (mints to pull ahead
2f>-12
Forward Clyde Jordan uitir off the bench to
lead the Ducks over the Seawolves, scoring 19
points and (lulling down six rebounds Junior Hob
Fife scored in (mints in 23 minutes for the Ducks,
and Jeff Potter and Orlando Williams each scored
12 points
Oregon shot 55 percent for the game, making 22
of 31 shots m the second half The Ducks out-re
Imtinded Alaska Anchorage 53-42, led bv Poller’s
nine rebounds
The Ducks advanced to the semifinals of the
Shootout after landing the Seawolves but lost to
New Mexico Slate H<>-75 The game gave the
Due ks a rare c hanc e to (day before a national au
dience, as the game was televised on ESPN, but
Oregon blew a 12-point first-half lead in falling to
the Aggies
Oregon got off to a last start on Friday night,
hitting 52 perc c-nt of its shots in the first half, in
cluding six id 10 three point sheds The Aggies
shot only 3(> percent in tie opening half, and the
Ducks tcxik a 41 12 lead into the leaker room al
halftime
New Mexico State went on a 12-2 run to start
the second half and look the- lead at 414 1 four
minutes into the half file Aggies Olltsc tired tile
Ducks 54-34 in tlie second half when Oregon
managed to hit only 11 of'll shots
Antoine Stouciumlre led the Ducks with 21
(minis and live rebounds in .34 minutes against
the Aggies Williams had another strong game
with lti points, hitting four of nine three point
shots
Forward Eru Traylor scored l‘( (mints for the
Oregon finished fifth at the
Alaska tournament, which
marked the official beginning
of the Jerry Green era in
Eugene.
Aggicv follow.-.! by point guard Sam Crawford's
18 [Hunts and nine assists fainter Tracy Wart;
stored lit points and pulled down a team-high
nine rebounds for New Mexico State
The Ducks built another 12-point first-half load
the following night against Vanderbilt in the
third-place game, but they lost again, 82-81
The Ducks started quickly against the Commo
dores, shooting 52 percent from tho field in the
first half on their way to building a 42-35 halftime
lead The Ducks led 34-22 with 4 40 remaining in
the half
Vanderbilt sfiot 48 percent in tho first half but
(aught fire in the second half when it hit 18 of 27
shots to [mil ahead of the Ducks. Unlike the night
before. Oregon was in the game until “the end
when Stoudamire missed a three pointer as time
expired.
Stoudamire led the Ducks for the second
straight night, scoring 24 points and [Killing
down seven rebounds. Williams had his third
straight strong effort for Oregon, scoring 17 points
and grabbing seven rebounds
Guard Billy McCaffrey, who transferred to Van
derbilt after playing on Duke's 1991 NCAA cham
pionship team, led the Commodores with 21
points, followed by center Chris Lawson with 12
points.
Oregon finished fifth at the tournament, which
marked the official beginning of the Jerry Green
era in bugene The Ducks will be on the road for
one more week, as they travel to Fresno State and
I’ai ill. this Thursday and Saturday before playing
their home opener Dec. 9 against Alaska-Fair
banks.
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