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Oregon to look into
Mac Court seating
Renewed interest in the Ore
gon iin*n s basketball program
has presented the athlelit
department with one pleasant
problem to solve, athlete dirts -
tor Kith Brooks said VVednes
day.
Students who are jamming
their floor-level seating at
Mi Arthur Court are spending
most of the game on their feet in
response to the Ducks' ploy this
season The students, however,
are blocking the view of the sea
son ticket holders who sit imme
diately behind their section.
Our students appear to be
getting more involved in the
games than they have in rei ent
years. Brooks said While I
like that enthusiasm, we are
concerned about the sight lines
for the spot tators behind them
Brooks said it would he hard
to make much of an adjustment
with only four home games
remaining on the schedule but
that n solution would be rent bed
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"We want everyone's experi
ence at Mar Court to be a posi
11%«• one." Hrooks said. "Coach
Green has the program moving in
the right direction, and we want
to help him as much as we can
We want our students seat
ed on the floor to add to the
limner ourt advantage we enjoy,”
he said "That will he taken into
serious consideration when we
address this problem next sum
mer In thi' meantime, we re glad
Mar Court is back."
()regon senior Sara Wilson has
been seler ted for the GTE Acad
emic All-District VIII women's
basketball team. Members of the
College Sports Information Direc
tors of America cast the votes
To lie eligible for the academ
ic honors, student athletes must
be a starter or important reserve
for their respective teams anil
maintain a minimum cumulative
3.20 C.I’A for their collegiate
careers.
The 6-foot-3 Newhall. Calif.,
center ranks as the Ducks' sec
ond-leading scorer and rebound
er, averaging 13.1 points and 7.2
relxmnrls per game, and leads the
Pat ifie-10 Conference in field
goal percentage at r>(v8 percent.
The Oregon women's co-captain,
who has ar cumulated a 3.4 1 GPA
in psychology, was named an
at ademir all i onference seler
tion a year ago.
Wilson joins four other region
al honorees who will vie for aca
demic All-American recognition
along with 35 national award
winners. The final recipients will
be announced next month
The Oregon men's tennis team
split u p for matches with
Willamette and Portland Tues
day afternoon The lop six pla\
ers traveled to Portland, while the
next five heat Willamette in a
fwst-of-seven series at home. 7-0.
Oregon's record improved to f>
5. .uni Willamette dropped to 1
1 Results from Portland were
unavailable at press time
Oregon's home lineup gave
some desired match time to its
No Z and i players. Mike Mur
phy and Luke Rencher. Both had
participated in only one count
ing competitive singles match
before Tuesday The rest of Ore
gon's lineup consisted of Chris
tian (Xilke at No 1, Jeff Strong at
No A and Km Gorman at No f>
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