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Men break streak with big win
By Dave Chartoonneau
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Don't call it n comeback, but
the Oregon men's basketball
team broke a 27-gaino Pacific-10
Conference road losing streak
with a Hfi-71 win over Washing
ton in Seattle Thursday night
The Ducks, 3-8 in the Pac-10
and 7-13 overall, not only broke
their road losing streak, but also
nixed a five-game losing streak
It wasn't a game between con
ference powers — the two teams
came into the game at ninth and
10th in the conference - and the
crowd of barely 2.000 was a tes
tament to that But a win is a
win is a win. ond following a
couple tough weeks of internal
problems and a tough loss to
Oregon State Inst weekend. Ore
gon desperately needed the win
The win was even bigger con
sidering the way the 2-10
Huskies had been playing in the
preceding weeks. defeating Ari
zona last week. USC two weeks
ago and taking UCLA down to
the wm1
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1 he Du cm stayed i lose tn the
first half, and went into tlie loit
er room with a 33-32 lead Ore
gon came out in the second Iialf
and stretched the lend to 60-46
w ith 6 35 remaining in the
game, and held off a late run by
the Huskies to win going away
Duck guard Orlando Williams
led the Ducks with 25 points,
including three three-pointers to
give him the school record in
three-point scoring with 160
Kenya Wilkins added 1H
points and dished out five
assists
"The thing that really helped
us tonight was that we were
patient on offense." head coach
jerry Green said "And our
defense held right in there."
The Ducks shot 48 percent
from the field
Oregon will face Washington
State in Pullman Saturday The
Gougars defeated Oregon State
101-67 Thursday
Women’s hoops
hammers Huskies
By Scott Simonson
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Call it groat defense or cal!
it awful shooting. Either way.
Washington couldn't score.
The Oregon women's bas
ketball team handed the No
IS Huskies a 62-41 loss Thurs
day night at McArthur Court
The victory moved Oregon. 8
3 in the Pacific-10 Conference
and 14-6 overall, into a tie for
second plate in the Pnc-10.
Washington, 8-4 and 16-5,
dropped to fourth in the league
standings Oregon held the
Huskies to Washington's low
est point total in a game since
1992. The 21-point victory was
the largest margin of defeat for
Washington this season
Oregon held Washington to
a 271 field goal percentage
while shooting 58 percent
from the floor.
The game seesawed for the
first seven minutes, then Ore
gon took the lead at 8-6 and
extended it through the
remainder of the first half. The
Ducks outscored Washington
7-1 in the final 1:23 of the half
and took a 30-18 advantage
into halftime.
fhe Huskies closed within
eight points of Oregon twice
in the first four minutes of the
se< ond half However, Oregon
responded with an 11-0 run,
ond Washington never recov
ered
Oregon led by as many as
26. and the Huskies never
came close to a comeback
Washington went for what
amounted to the entire second
half before it scored a field
goal from outside five feet
Sara Wilson led the Ducks
in scoring with 15 points, [es
sic-a Schutt had 13 points and
Debbie Sporcich had 13 points
and 12 rebounds
Washington's full-court
defensive pressure, a major
concern for Oregon in prepar
ing for the game, forced 33
turnovers, but Washington
committed 2H turnovers.
Oregon head coach Jody
Runge gave credit to point
guard Missy Croshaw after the
game.
"She played with every
thing she had. She had some
body hawking her the whole
night, and we would have
gotten boat by 50 if Missy
Croshaw did not handle the
hall for us." Runge said.
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