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Halftime lead crumbles as Ducks bow to Cougars
By Dave Charbonneau
Gregor■ Orvty EmmakJ
fudging by Oregon's past two games,
the Ducks have (hit first half mastered
The question is, just how big of a lead
do they need at halftime to be safe7
Saturday against Oregon State a 16
point halftime lead was more than ample.
Thursday night against Washington
State, the Cougars quickly erased a seven
point halftime deficit ami rolled over
Oregon 9f> H.r> at McArthur Court.
"We were getting after it in the first
half,'' Oregon point guard Kenya Wilkins
said "Then, we came out in the second
half like we had already won the game
We did the same thing at the end of the
Oregon State game We started watching
basketball instead of playing basketball ''
And the Ducks (1-3 in the I’m 10. 5-8
overall) watched quite a performance as
Washington State guard Tony Harris and
forward Fred Ferguson went inside and
out on Oregon, combining for .12 of the
Cougars' 50 second half points
Oregon also watched Washington State
hit four three-pointers in the first three
minutes of the second half to cut the
Ducks' 52-45 halftime lead to 00-50
After Oregon built the lead hack up to
three on an Orlando Williams three
pointer, the Cougars scored 10 straight
points to take a 75-fiH lead with eight
minutes left in the game and it was all
downhill the rest of the way for the
Ducks
Ferguson, who came into the second
half with three fouls already hanging over
his head, dominated the inside in the s4t -
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