Stoudamire ends Oregon career in style, heartbreak
Sto.f* Mims
ntome Stoudamire gave
Oregon basketball fans
A. A. something to remember
him by Saturday night.
Stoudamirv saved one of his
best performances for last, lead
mg the Ducks with 29 points, six
rebounds and five assists in Ore
gon's 79-75 loss to California
Saturday night's gam.me just
24 hours after Stoudamire was
left off the All Pat ifii t» Confer
ence team, and the ft-foot .1
swingman was obviously upset
about the snub.
"I thought I had to prove
something tonight," Stoudamire
said "I think I should have In-ell
All-far to. and I wanted to
prove I deserved to he on the
team."
Stoudamire clearly dosemyl
to lie an all conference selection
over sin h players as Oregon
Stale's Scott Maskin. UCl.A's
Tyus lidney and Washington
State's Hennie Seltzer. However.
Ins ause Sloudamiru's team went
;i-1 r» ill the conferem e, coaches
overlooked Ins value to the
team.
The snub did not affect
Stondamire's game be« ause he
has been through this before.
Stoudamire led the stall* by
averaging 23 points and 14
rebound* during his senior year
at (t'suit High Sc hool, but he vs .is
not namiid first-team ail-state
but a use his team did not
advance to the stnti* rhampi
onship tournnmmit Stoudnmire
was not even named Metro
League Player of the Year, fin
ishing set olid to fellow Duck
Aaron Johnson
Stoudamiro c ould have been
excused if he did not plnv well
against California, bec ause the
2-t hours leading up to the game
were some of the most emotion
al hours of his life Friday night.
Stoudamiro walked by a televi
sion and noticed he had been
left off of the all-conference
team, but that was nothing i om
paretl to the new s he awoke to
Sat unlav
Lost week, Damon Flagg, a
friend Stoudamire lived with
during the summer, was
inyolv od in a t ar acc ideut and is
c urrentlv in a c onui in a Pendle
ton. Ore . hospital
'Damon was like mv younger
brother." Stoudnmire said "I
reallv wanted to plnv well
tonight hecause I dedu atod the
game to him "
Antoine did play well and
was unoffet-tud by adversity. but
tliat has been his trademark at
()ri*gon
During Ins year and a half ns a
Duc k. Stoudamire has seen a
c ouch move on. numerous play
ers leave and others suspended
But he rum ai tied constant
throughout
Despite the adversity.
Stoudamint went out and plav«d
one of tiiu bust gaums of ins
career Antoine scored the first
six points of tin* game and had
11 points seven minutes into the
game before finishing the first
half with I5 points
When Oregon made its last
run of the game. Stoudamire
scored seven points in tint final
seven minutes, and lie almost
sent the game into overtime, hut
a 30-foot shot at the buzzer was
off the mark If was the kind of
shot that in a dream world
would go in. It would have been
the perfect way to end
Stoudamire s great college
i areef. but fairs tales don’t
always come true
It would have been the per
ils t ending if it would have gone
in," Oregon guard (Orlando
Williams said "He has had such
a wonderful < artier and is a great
leader
Antonie s i o!b-ge I .ueer
should not be over, but it is.
Stoudamire played only a few
games during his sophomore
season at Georgetown before he
transferred to Oregon, but the
NCAA refused to grant him a
ineclii a I redshirt for the season.
Stoudamire has every right to lie
bitter toward the NCAA, but he
isn’t In fact, ho could appeal lor
another year of eligibility. but he
won’t do that either
"I don't feel like hiring
PftOK) by J«*ft P»Siay
Oregon forward Antoine Stoudamire battled adversity and California's
defense In his final game as a Duck and came away with 29 points, six
rebounds and five assists In the 79-76 loss Saturday.
lawyers and going tltrough all it
would take for an appeal."
Stoudamire said 1 liave no
regrets about what happened in
my < ollege career
It is questionable whether
Stoudamire will he drafted by
an NBA club in June or find a
spot in the league next year, but
if his game continues to improve
like it has at Oregon, the league
can't keep him out for long.
Stoudamire said he is only
thinking about the NBA next
season, but lie wouldn't rule out
playing in the Continental Bas
ketball Association or some
where overseas if he does not
make the NBA
For now, Stoudamire leaves
Oregon as the only player
besides Terrell Brandon to score
more than 1,000 points in two
years. His college career was too
short, but he is looking to make
up lost time in the NBA.
Steve Mims is a sports
reporter for the Emerald
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