owon noiiy Emerald Sports
Men scare Bears in final game
By Dave Charbonrteau
EmecaW Sports. Eci.lo*
Obviously the Oregon men's
basketball team didn't get an itn i
latum to the NCAA tournament
However, the Due ks nearly
threw a kink into California's
postseason hopes, playirfg the
heavily favored Golden Bears
tough all the way to the final horn
before losing 71-76 at Mt Arthur
Court Saturday night.
Oregon (10-20. 3-J5) led by as
many as 13 points in the first half
and didn't relinquish its lead
until the 14 Zl mark of the sec
ond half. But the Due ks wen* still
able to stay close, trailing only
7H-7H when an Orlando Williams
pass slipped through Andre Col
lier's hands with 16 seconds
remaining in the game
California (10 12-fi) guard
Jason Kidd Jut one of two free
throws with six seconds loft. leav
ing the Dm Ish till a « ham •• to
Hr tiio game with .1 threi* poult
or. But Antoine Stoudamirw. who
m ori'd 20 points in his final game
for Oregon, drove the t>all up the
court and threw up a 30-footer
that flounced hard off the back
board at the horn.
The win gave tfie Bears a set
ond-piece finish in the Pacific-10
Conference, earning them a No.
fi seed in the Midwest Regional
of the NCAA Tournament. How
ever, without the win Saturday,
they may have been relegated to
a top seed in the Ni l
Oregon led by as many as nine
in the second half, but the Bears
went on a 0-0 run early in the half
to take their first lead at ii: so
William* hit a thrm>-pointer sis
unils later to r»»tunt the load to the
Docks, but that was the last time
Oregon would lead.
launond Murray's three-point
•or and Brain Hendrick's dunk
gave Cal a five-point advantage,
and the Bears -looked to M
pulling awa) after Aklll loan
scored mid was fouled lor a three
point play to put Cal up 85-57
with nine minutes left in the
game
But Oregon rebounded with n
7-1 run to pull within two at tat
ft*t.
From there, the Ducks
answered every Cal bucket to
keep themselves m the game
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