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which appeared vary loose and
uncomuniwt about tin* matchup
with (Iregon,
And in the end. along with
some suffocating Ixmghnm prm
sure defense. it was this experi
enced and relaxed nature that
overwindmed ()regon
"Texas was a veteran team in
tiie Nt'AA tournament so they
knew how to w in," Oregon for
ward Henry Madden said
"They knew how aggressive you
hn\ e to lx- and what the refs w dl
let you get away with."
Oregon and Texas played
through nn intense and some
times sloppy first half and t amo
out of the locker room for the
second half with only two
points separating the two teams
Hut it was tin* Longhorns who
were aide to capitalize m the
set ond half as they were aide to
streti h their lead to 12 points
with 1 1 23 to go in the game
I he lead grew to 20 [Hunts when
Oregon went the next four min
uies without a basket
For the game. (Iregou shot an
ic.y :tH percent from the floor,
including a pathetic 7 for i t
from beyond the three-point an
"It's real frustrating when you
have great looks at the basket,
and you just can't get them to
fall. Madden said
Orlando Williams led the team
with 23 points and Zach Sellers
i hipped in 13 points to go with
his team-leading 10 rebounds
But it w»i Kenya Wilkins who
was the real tournament inspire
lion for the Dui ks
Th«* sophomore point guard
split the Texas pressure time
and again and dished off tunny
open opportunities for his team
mates Wilkins finished the
game with a remarkable nine
assists to only three turnovers in
32 minutes of intense pressure
"Kenya did a great job. and
he's definitely going to f» ono of
the top guards in the I’m - to in
the near future." Williams said
Despite the loss, the Oregon
season was « six restful one, ns
many players were quo k to
point out following the Texas
game
“It s always disappointing to
lose, said Oregon forward |eff
Potter, “hut I hope no one takes
the loss and says that we had a
disappointing season 1 think we
«< < omplished a lot."
Texas' point guard Terrence
Kent her certainly agreed with
the tournament hype that said
Oregon's success was for real.
"Oregon is a helluva club,"
Rent .her said "I knew we'd have
to give all we hail to beat them,
anti I'm glad its over."
The first-round loss ended the
Oregon careers of eight seniors
hut not the hopes for future sue
( esses in Kugene
"I'm going to lie really ready
for next year." Madden said "1
have two more years, and hope
fully wo w ill do lietter next year
and accomplish more than we
did this year "
CHRIS MC TZ/t nuKM
Th* quick guard duo of Texas kept the Ducks busy for most of the game as the much-heralded Longhorn
tandem was a key factor In Texas' first-round victory over Oregon.
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