BASKETBALL Continued trom Page 9 will let you run your halfcourl offense Saturday the Ducks will face Arizona State The Sun Devils have defeated Oregon seven times m u row, but head coach Bill Ffieder is expecting a lough game from the Ducks "They're playing well and they have dei ent balance,” he said "I like their front line players and (heir guards are steady They play n Sot of players wni< h gives them a depth advantage agumst us " Oregon's offense, although far from being where Green would like it to be. has slowh improved in the past i ouple of weeks The Din ks now have three players (Jeff Potter. 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'-f f'0 l vivitm? or Sah ! «*•»< tvo I of VrU .Hid VfclfcV* ji W» I n M«v Sim»1 Sas I *an* tv tt. (.A 1*411' i**Ati iUtvrv-i-ninttut »v? Ctokkfi («ih Kvmuc Nffwers onJ f*orttt StnextM h*f mou infiMm.Hn»n rc^rilin^ UM <\l \ >n \«:.t i'.u i::» IiKm Mi!»!a' m lhe L olkj.v o» Vi\ .imJ NuAo .ii I M > 1orv* <' • '' •*' fW P'!*» V' Informational Meeting Tuesday, February 1 5:00 p.m. Canon Cold Room Applications available at the Walton Homing Office. Applications due February 8. \t\ t-( VAA msiitutHir) omwimici! ui mliurjl divcf'vii) and u ,h AI> \ TOURNAMENT Continued from Page 9 backcourt When Oregon plavs Arizona at 7 p rn. Thursday at M<.Arthur (Jiurt, Missy Croatia* will again star! ai point guard, with junior Karon Healon, who scored 16 points against Wash ington. at tin* other guard spot Kongo expects freshman Gindie Kdamura. who started at the point in 12 of Oregon's first 13 games, to see signihuint play ing time after coming off the bench. "I don't think it’s fair to not stnrt Karen after tin* game she had the other night." Knnge said "After Oregon State. I think Kddie (Kdamura) felt there was a lot of pressure on her. She’s just not physically strong enough to put op with some of the defend ers Washington was throwing at her." The Wildcats. 12 and 9 4 overall, hear some resemblance to the Dm k*. The two teams are tied for fourth plai e in the con ference Both teams are senior dominated and led by and underrated forward Arizona’s Kim Cion wav leads the Pac-10 in field-goal and free-throw per ‘We’re back on track for the goals we set at the beginning of the season Jody Runge Oregon women's basketball coach rentage and is eighth in the con fere noe m st oring and rebound ing Kunge called Arizona "very similar" to Washington in its style of play and intense defen se "They change defenses more hut they play very aggressively," she said "They look to shoot a lot. so you have to be ready to defend at every opportunity. 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