Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, February 21, 1995, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextHENRY Continued from Page 9 hers of ltii< squad eventually named All-State honors Our offense was explosive and the defense was like a vise Admis sion was never a problem i«>i ause the games were always entertaining As acknowledged os the team was, it never won a state cham pionship for one simple reason Kvery year in the state playoffs we would Iosif to a stpiad chis eled anti composed ns a team They would always make that extra pass, provide that < rite nl help-defense needed and c orne up with that special something that translates into a victory Not n day* goes by that 1 don't wonder what might have been Not a day that 1 don't think of how ni( o it would bo lo have your nnrno etc hod in some sc hool history Not a day that I don't want a c hanen to do it all ovor again And that is exactly what I don't want any of the Oregon players to have to live with This Oregon team has just the right mixture of talent, enthusi asm and experience to throw a wrench in many school's hopes for a national championship This team, this year For several members of the Duc ks, there will he no next year And for holdovers next year, they might not ever find themselves in the opportunistic, spot the team is in now Too many t rosy things can happen year-to-year in the wac ky world of i ollogiate bas ked ball. Oregon has quality players from the* starting five to the reserve*, but none of them will ever fulfill their ultimate t.apn bilities without help from the other*. That type of overwhelm ing talent is very rare in college basketball. When all is said and done, the scoreboard is never going to read Orlando Williams or {esse Coulter 59-49 over Arizona or Arizona State It will always rend Oregon When the final whistle blows, the game is over. There are no second chances Make the most of what you have when the opportunity i* there because when it's over, there is nothing loft hut regret or fond memories. The choice is yours kr/s Henry is a sports reporter for the Emerald Pitch in! WOW Recycle your copy of the ODE. ■ MONDAY’S TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL Ai ■ OBCAOO WH(TE 90X~$gn»d M*rwy Case OuMda, a« Oar Mam. cwtMdw v* baaanar. to mry* rage* artrict* HI m PHLAKIPHtA PMtUfS-SgMW John Gfcbon*. oortarta aid jba GpoAert, eaW> mgu» ooMrmt m SAN FRANOSCO GiANTS S^*J Jac* OawjNrty ouHaAOalr* bumar to • m*ic»-toigue areas Narr*w BM*e Rhooia “■*«** 'MaKr* **saa*S. Be* Bose ifeaesa Ol puMc trtton* and arwvr*»y d»v*3p men! Mam Jacinto -moa tamon and traadca* oxr*nato< FOOTBALL NFl ■ CAfttXiNA PANTHERS-S^i«! M,.c F&i tetrttm Inaman and John Kaaay, psacek-cia to fn* *»• one acts ■ TAMPA BAT BUCCANEERS—Sv*5 Rasor Roby puntar lo a thtw-yea contract BASKETBALL NBA ■ GOLDEN STATE WAfiWORS-Traded Tom Gugtotta. fcnwrd to tha MnmoU T nbwwciSr** tor Dory** UmN( torewa • MOtANA PACtftS-A<»wH«J Anton* Owe. torwart Irorn toe M Placed IaSaA* tVmpw.. toneenj comer an toe rjjfWjW hockey NHL ■ SAN JOSt SHARKS-Hearted A*** Hruaro*. 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