—Oregon»a,hEmerald Sports
Ducks survive mistakes to sneak past Huskies
By Dave Charbonneau
Oregon D*ty Em&akf
Scott Diclrie kson savod Jordy
l.yden Saturday night
Didrickson l)ri( ked a three
pointer off tint front of the run
with seven seconds left in the
game after l.yden missed an ill
advised shot seconds earlier,
giving the Oregon men s basket
ball team a sloppy fil-fiO win
over Washington at Mi Arthur
Court on Saturday
"1 was sitting on the bench
lust praying they wouldn't
score," l.yden said.
The Oregon fans, coaches und
players gave a collective wince
as l.yden grabbed a long
rebound off a Kenya Wilkins
miss and launched a 15-footer
that bounced off the bock rim
witfi 12 seconds remaining, giv
ing the Huskies one Inst shot to
upset the Ducks.
"The boll came right to me
and I was so wide open, I felt I
could hit the shot." l.yden said
“1 should hnvu had more savvy
to bring it back out and let them
foul me Luckily, they missed
the shot at the end."
Lucky indeed
After a timeout. Washington
guard Amir Kashnd brought the
hull up the court and penetrat
ed into the lone. He then kicked
tile hall back out top to Didrick
son. who made a questionable
decision and fired up n three
pointer. Questionable because
although Dldrickson hod hit
three of seven treys on the night,
the Huskies only needed n two
pointer to win the game
I thought the shot was in.
because he had been shooting
well all night." Oregon head
coach Jerry Green said. "But I
was surprised Amir kic ked it
out."
Oregon forward Jeff Potter
said he expe< ted the shot to go
in also
"It's always lieen my luck that
whenever the other team has
shot to win it at the end of the
game, it always goes in." ho
said "Luckily, it didn't this
time."
The hall came off the run and
a mad scramble for the hall
ensued Oregon guard Orlando
Williams c nine up with the hall
as time ran out
An ugly end to an equally
ugly game.
From the opening tip. it was
obvious that it wasn't going to
be pretty The Ducks fell behind
9-0, committing turnovers on
their first two possessions.
After seven minutes. Oregon
had only three points and trailed
by 10 But the Ducks came back
to go on a 12-2 run and tied the
game up on t.yden s hack-to
bai k jumpers and acrobatu
layup on tin* fast break Oregon
led .30-28 at halftime and built
the lead to 40-41 midway
through the second half
The Huskies managed to hang
close and eventually stole the
lead back with a Didrit kson
three-pointer followed by a
Michael McClain drive to the
hoop that made the score 54 53
with under six minutes remain
ing
Potter and I.yden both hit a
pair of free throws to put the
Ducks up by three, and Oregon
held that margin again when
Potter scored on a strong
rebound with 1:55 left
Kashad v ored inside, but On
gon forward Darryl Parker retal
iated with a rebound basket of
his own at the 1 02 mark Thir
teen seconds later, Husky center
Maurice Woods scored easily
inside, setting up the events of
the final 40 seconds.
Although Didrickson and
l.yden's shots at the end stand
out, the game was loaded with
rniscues. mental errors and just
plain poor displays of basket
ball.
• Oregon shot a miserable 30
percent from tin; field in the s»« -
ond half and finished the game
at 35 percent.
• The Huskies were equally
inept at the free throw line, hit
Turn to DUCKS, Page 12
Marti McTyffciO* m« fmwa i
Oregon guard Konya Wilkins drives down the lane during Oregon's
81-60 win over Washington al McArthur Court on Saturday.
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