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TOURNEY Continued from Page i A era Individuals who have tome logoi her and accom plished things not done in a few decades in the history of the University From selling out The Fit consistently to being ranked among the country's elite tor the majority of the year, the 1994-95 Greenball squad has been history in the making. The Ducks cut down the net on the north end itasket of Mat Court to obliterate tl>- i-t years of frustration Oregon has felt hi not reaching the NCAA tournev i’liev have come n long way but still have more to prove, "I'm just looking forward to taking i are of business and just getting the job don**, said Potter, echoing the sentiments of his teammnies who aren't concerning themselves with whom or where they play "I fear no one in the coun try really, Oregon point guard Kenya Wilkins said. "I just MJint to play, and I |u»l want to win ” Standing in Oregon’* path is tin* No. 11 seeded Long horns Texas is a full-court pressing team that likes to run and gun with its athletic play ers Texas head coach Tom Pender’s squad Is 22*6 and might be playing at the top of its game entering Thursday 's matchup with Oregon lire Longhorn* style is sim ilar to Arizona State, hut Texas has more speed in the guard slots to go along with proven N( AA tourney experience With an offensive turn around and a solid effort defensively, there is no ques tion that the Ducks tan make their return to the "Hig Dance" more than just a six ml appear anew. "Our player* arw not going to te- s< itre»i playing anybody at anytime." Green said, "Ore gon could he a Cinderella team to go through this to In very honest with you ' TEAMWORK Continued from Page 17 A the Bruins However, in the < losing 10 minute* of the game, the Out ks exploited for 75 point* to put away the Bruins 83-65 After the announcement of Oregon's berth to the tour nament on Sunday. Linda Bruno, commissioner of the Atlnntic-10 Conference and chair of the Division 1 Women's Basketball C ommittee. said in a telephone interview that the final two victories we rent the main reason the Ducks were excepted but the wins did help in the committee's d**i ision 1 think those two wins helped them a lot in our deci sion,'' Bruno said. Tlie women have enjoyed their most successful two-year stretch (38-18. 67 9 percent) stn< e at < umu luting a 44-U ledger (75 9 percent) during the 1086 and 1987 seasons The Ducks have been put to the test throughout the year, as their 18 different opponents, seven of which are head ed to the tournament, have combined to post n winning per centage of 54 3 percent (277-233) Oregon's combined ret j mi versus the seven tournament hound teams is 4-7 I'm really happy to be going back to the tournament." Oregon head coach Jody Rungs said. Maybe the happiest player of the Dm ks is senior guard Karen Healen Healed who vvill have to give up basketball forever after a scheduled summer surgery on her injured hip. is very happy that her teammates got the team into the tournament so she'll get one more chance at a run for the Pinal Four I'm really excited for the tournament,” Healea said, "because f feel like the team got me there, and I’ll get to experience it (one more tirnej,” MAO* Mt ’ •>.! 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