Ducks lose their shot
of upsetting Trojans
By Dave Charbonneau
D&tfy i: ***&*'<i-ti
The Oregon men's basketball
loam stayed close to USC the
entire game Saturday and even
had a lead midway through the
second half, hut the Trojan* ran
away at the end for a 77-69 win
at the Sports Arena in l.os Ange
les.
The loss dropped the Docks to
0-2 in the Pacific-10 Conference
and 4-7 overall.
Oregon had its opportunities
Saturday but stumbled when it
counted most. The Ducks went
on a 13-2 run in the second half
to take a 48-46 lend. Shortly after
that, the Trojans hit three straight
three-pointers, and USC's lead
was back to nine.
Oregon still had its chances but
failed to cash in. It looked as if
the Trojans had sealed the victo
ry until Claude (iroen was called
for u technical foul US(. led only
70-63. but Orlando Williams
missed both free throws
Williams led all scorers with
21 points but continued to strug
gle from his usual comfort zone,
the three-point arc Williams hit
a three for Oregon's first basket
of the game and then missed his
NCAA chief
issues call
for review
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — The
head of the NCAA say s the gov
erning body of college sports
should hire management
experts to review the entire
structure of the organization
Cedric Dempsey. in Ins first
appearance as NCAA executive
direr tor, said Sunday that
restructuring and reform will set
the NCAA's agenda in the (lim
ing years
Dempsey made only one brief
mention of a Division i-A foot
ball playoff, which is expected
to be a major topic at next year's
convention, along with restruc
turing
Kariier Sunday, civil rights
leader fosse Jackson canceled
Ins appearance to speak with
NCAA officials about the con
cerns of black coaches and
administrators over academic
standards. A spokesman for
Jackson said he was ill.
The Hlai k Coaches Associa
tion, hinting at a possible boy
cott, has demanded the rescind
ing of Proposition lti, which is
to raise academe standards for
freshmen and is supposed to
take effect in August
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next seven shots from the an fin
ishing one for eight on the night
Williams went one for six from
three-point range Thursday night
against UCI.A
The Ducks struggled on offense
the entire first half and were
lucky to fie down by only eight at
halftime Oregon shot 32 fieri ent
in the half and finished the game
hitting only 41 percent of its
shots. The Ducks also had near
ly twice as many turnovers (13)
as assists (7).
The Ducks' other hig setback
Saturday was their inability to
box out on defense USC outre
hounded Oregon 35-2S and killed
the Ducks with offensive
rebounds In one stretch, the Tro
jans scored tfins- straight baskets
on offensive boards.
Besides Williams, forwards |eff
Potter and Damon Rimvon were
the only two Ducks in double fig
ures, both finishing with 10
points.
Next up (nr the Ducks will tie
the 2‘i‘ttli meeting with Oregon
State. Saturday at Mi Arthur
Court The Beavers were crushed
Saturday by UCLA 104-71 and
are also 0-2 and 4-7 The game
will start at 1:00 p in
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