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-Oregon Daily Emerald Sport s
Green. Ducks look for medicine
By Dave Chartoonneau
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Oregon assistant coach Bobby
Braswell will have a little more
responsibility this weekend
when the Ducks face Washing
ton Thursday and Washington
State Saturday at McArthur
Court
Last weekend. Oregon men's
basketball coach Jerry -Green
mysteriously injured his knee in
his sleep and was unable to
leave the bench during the
Ducks' loss to UCLA. On Tues
day. Green was released from
the hospital after undergoing
arthroscopic knee surgery.
Green will Ins at the game
Thursday night, but will lie on
crutches and probably won't
pace the sidelines like usual.
This makes Braswell's job
tougher.
"As a coaching staff," Bras
well said, "we all have to pick
up the slack as far as communi
cating with the players on the
court and relaying information
to them."
Braswell, along with assis
tants King Rice and Mark Tur
geon, all have a heavier burden
plated on (heir shoulders
because of Green's injury, but
nothing comparable to the
weight their team has been car
rying.
The Ducks are 0-11 in the Pa
cific-K) Conference and are in
jeopardy of becoming the first
team since the Paciflc-8 ex
panded to to teams to go win
less in conference play.
Oregon will Ire at home for the
first time in three weeks. The
Ducks played well on the three
game road trip, but lost to Ore
gon State, UC.I-A and USC.
"The encouraging thing is that
we had opportunities to win all
three of those games," Hraswell
said “The players are really
confident right now and we re
hoping some home-cooking will
get us over the hump."
Washington and Washington
State have been surprises this
season. Both were picked to Ik'it
tle with Oregon for last place,
but the Huskies are 5-f> in the
conference, and the Cougars are
tied for second place at 7-4.
Hraswell said he's not sur
prised at all.
"Any time you have a solid
big man and a quality point
guard, you're going to be com
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lias both of those."
Washington’s Rich Manning,
a 6-foot-11 t enter, is averaging
17 points and nine rebounds a
game. Point guard Prentiss Per
kins has done a good job run
ning the Huskies' offense, aver
aging 11 points and three assists
a game
As for the Cougars. Braswell
gives credit to their head coach.
"Kelvin Sampson is a great
coach.” he said. "Sometimes a
team takes the personality of its
coach, and that's the case with
Washington State, Any time you
play those guys, you're going to
be in war."
Washington State plays with a
relatively small lineup that fea
tures three guards all averaging
over 11 points a game. Bennie
Seltzer leads the team with 17
points a game.
Oregon guards Antoine
Stoudamire and Orlando Wii-'«
liams have been first and second
in scoring in the past five games.
In those games. Stoudamire has -
averaged 24 points a game, and
Williams has averaged 17.
The Ducks play five of their
final seven games at home.
Sampson
staying
atWSU
PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) —
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I mi 11 coach Kelvin Sampson has
heard the rumors about being a
hot prospect at schools looking
to fill c oaching vacancies, but
he's not currency interested.
The sixth-year Cougars coach
has been rumored to be a lead
ing candidate for head c oac hing
jobs at California and South Car
olina
California Vice Chancellor
Dan Boggan has expressed in
terest in hiring a black coach to
replace fired coach Lou Qi in pa
nel li. hut Sampson said Tues
day he wasn't in the running
"Wait a minute, isn't that the
school that fired the coach be
cause he yelled at the players
during practice?” Sampson
asked. "Somehow. I don’t think
I'd fit in there,"
The University of South far
olinu is looking to replace Steve
Newton, who has announced ho
will retire after this season.
“I don't have a comment on
that stuff." said Sampson, a
North Carolina native. "The
thing I’m most focused on is this
basketball team here. That stuff
is going to come up and there's
nothing you ran do about it. But
it's not something I'm thinking
about My goal right now is to
win those two games this
week.”
Sampson's Cougars are tied
with Arizona State for second
place in the Pacific:-10 Confer
ence with a 13-7 overall record
(7-4 in the Par-10) and are on
the road in Oregon this week.