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NEW YORK (AP) _ Pans hate them. So do players, coaches and the
media. The dreaded opening-round games of college basketball con
ference tournaments. You might know them as "B-tt Ciames.”
Or. as the inside wags call them. "The Caines of the Woak."
The Big East has been saddled with just such an animal since Pitts
burgh joined the leaguu in 1983 Miami's entrance last season meant
two opening-round games.
The only conference members nover to bo subjected to these pre
tournament gomes were Georgetown and Syracuse. Thot was until
this season.
(•eorgetown plays Miami in tonight's matchup of the eighth and
ninth seeds. Boston College, the seventh seed, meets Villanova.
The Western Athletic Conference has its quarterfinals today, fol
lowing Wednesday night's qualifying doubleheader.
Georgetown (15-11) is usually only worried about NCAA seeds at
this time of the season. This year, the Hoyas would need to reach the
chompionship game to earn serious consideration for an at-large
berth. Three of their wins this sooson were over non-Division I
schools and don't count to the selection committee.
Georgetown starts three freshmen and the Hoyas have struggled
through some rough offensive times. They did win their last two
games to finish H-10. one game out of a four-way tie for fourth place.
Miami (10-lfi. 7-11) had the conference's second-best home record
at 7-2 and the Hurricanes shocked Pitt in last season's 7-10 game
Boston College (15-11) was in nice sha}>o for an NCAA bid in )an
uary. The Eagles, however, closed with si* losses in their last eight
games and might need a quarterfinal win to make the field if they
heat Villanova (8-IS).
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tournament, and they were the
seventh seed."
Tonight, the Ducks will try
to avoid the distinction of fin
ishing last in the Pac-10
against a Ordinal team which
has an identical conference
record
Stanford (2-14. 7-21) defeat
ed Oregon earlier this season
71-66. and the two teams have
have been lodged in the cellar
of the conference ever since.
Green said although the
teams have the same records,
the Ordinal has been playing
better of late, which is not say
ing much considering the
Ducks' miserable performance
Saturday against Oregon State
"Stanford has played well
lately." ho said. "They beat
USC two weeks ago. and they
played tough against Arizona
and Arizona State last week
end. If we hit 2 of 2U shots and
shoot 30 percent for the game.
were not going to boat any
body in the Pat-10 "
NCAA tournament-bound
California (B-6. 17-8) comes
into McArthur Court Saturday
having won seven of its last
eight games, including a win
over Arizona last Thursday.
The Golden Bears came into
the season with high expecta
tions. largely because of fresh
man guard jason Kidd. Since
Todd Boieman took over in
midseason for the fired Lou
Campenelli, Cal has lived up
to its preseason hype.
Kidd is averaging 13 points
and and seven assists a game
and is among the national
leaders in steals. Green said
he's believed alLalong that the
Bears were one of the top
teams in the Pac-10 even
though they start two fresh
men and two sophomores.
“They started out a little
slow because they are such a
young team." he said. "But
they've been continually
if we hit two of
20 shots and
shoot 90 percent
for the game,
we’re not going to
beat anybody In
the Pac-10.’
— Jerry Green,
men ’s basketball coach
improving, and they have
tremendous young talent.”
Oregon's task this weekend
will be further complicated if
it is without a point guard,
lohnnie Reece and Andre Col
lier have been unable to prac
tice all week, and look doubt
ful for tonight's game. That
leaves the duties to inexperi
enced Jon Mitchell.
Collier is nursing a nerve
problem in his shoulder and
Reece is having problems with
his bock.
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