Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 26, 1996, BASKETBALL EXTRA, Page 13, Image 13

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    Men’s basketball: Ducks host UA next
■ Continued from Page 11
the game with on* mr» point on
the *tomboard
With 45 see ond* to go, the
thick* warn ahead 71-70 The
Sun Davila scored two on a lump
•hot by senior guard Ron Riley,
but Oregon countered with a drt
ve through the key by |unior
guard Kenya Wilkin* who laid in
the ball (or an easy basket
With only nine second* to go.
the game seemed to be in the
hand* of the Ducks Rut after an
Anton* State timeout, the Sun
Devil* threw up a »hot that
looked to he an air ball, but wit*
caught and put through the hoop
by junior forward Rodger Far
rington for the lead at 74-73.
Oregon still had three tick* of
the dock to play with Oh I* sec
ond attempt to inbound the bolt.
Ramaker launched the hall
toward the Duck*' end of the
court, where it wa* tipped out of
bound* by a Sun Devil and po*
•eMtion wa* given to Oregon with
one second left
Standing under the Oregon
basket. Curry inbounded the ball
directly to funior forward Kyle
Milling, wlio caught it and imme
diately tried to lay it in the hoop
Hut the hall wouldn’t go through
and the buzzer sounded a* the
DucJcs lout the game
After the game. Milling. who
wuttfed hi* fifth double-double
of the season with U points and
JO rebound*. wu upset shout the
final shot
"Tha shot at tha and. I should
have made it.' Milting «aid "It
was them, bid I prat missed it We
should have won that one '
Once again, turnovers and
missed (roe throws hurt Oregon
throughout the game The team
< ommitted 23 turnovers and was
only IMIl from the line
Head coac h Jerry Green said
that was a reason for the lose
"A couple of things (ust stick
out so strongly the U kadaisii al
turnovers, the fme-throw shoot
ing." Green said “We had sever
al < ham«« to win ft down the
line, but we just didn't do it
"I feel for our kid* because I
thought that they played hard
enough to win. hut they just
didn't play good enough to win "
The Ducks will have another
try against a team from the land
of the sun when the Arizona
Wi kit at* coma into Mat t ourt on
Saturday night
Amona t starters all average
more than nine points per game
Senior canter Hen Davis averages
a « rebounds per genre and was
named Pw.10 Player erf tire Week
last week after tallying bark-to
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cm |en 20
Kearney: United Airlines helps ASU win
■ Continued from Page 11
have worked together.**
Earlier in the week Frtedwr
admitted that his team just
plain wasn't very good
"We are not a very good
team.” he said “Our talent level,
lor whatever reason, is just near
the bottom of the league **
And in the first half of Thurs
day night s game, the Sun Devils
showed it Arizona State
t oughed the hall up 14 times arid
shot a paltry 367 from the field
They took ugly shot after ugly
shot and played ugly defense
I* wsevsioii after possession
They were lucky to lie down
by only sis points at halftime
For the game. Arizona State
boasted 20 turnovers and a field
goal percentage just over 40 per
unit. but somehow they still
managed an ugly win, thanks in
port !o 231 begun lumovtn
The flight carrying the Sun
Devils was delayed live hour*
coming into hugene this year
Frieder then rbw kmi ml« the
very same hole! he had hi*
belonging* stolen from last year
— but thi* tune he *h»< ked up
on the third flow
"I thank United Airline* for
the five hour delay It gave the
thief less time to Ret me."
Friedor joked But really, it
gave hi* a .mi fused team time to
think and bond as a teem
"We had five hour* in the
airport in delay*." Frieder said
~We just went, picked a *pot —
a quiet area ~ vat in a circle on
the floor and met as a team
"You can't help it if shot*
don’t go down but yt*u can do
other thing* It c only on* victim
ry. but an important one for u*“
And «ft<* the year the Suit
Devil* have had. they waded
tht* wilt 1*11* to keep their utility
*W« needed this one,’1
Frieder Mid. "If duty had lot!
tht* oiwt I don't know i! we
mold have kept them playing '
bast jttw, the Sun Devils
didn't need the Ihn k» to turn
the belt over 23 times — they
best Oregon using shear talent
Hut the Sun Devils' 20
turnover win this year is sort
of like highway robbery
"It is kind of fitting the way
we won this game." Friedef
•aid "I got rubbed last year,
and the way we won this game
wa* kind of fitting '
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