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Stanford latf weekend
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al lima*, lama! Lawrram a. of
couraa. against Cal. and than
kanvil Wilkin* again*! Stanford.’
Oregon haad coach Jarry C.reen
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Season: Ducks have three home aames left
■ Continued from P*g* 11
The Dutii can also lake • little comfort in the
ltd that both Ancona and Washington — two
team* ahead of Oregon in the standing* — still
have to play Stanford (his season
"Everyone ha* to play them."' Boyer said "We
knew that going into Stanford and winning a game
wa* not going to be easy They've won something
like 44 in a row down there, so we (ust wanted to
So in there and have a good showing, which we
id"
Oregon has won seven of its last nine games,
putting the Dot ks into a position of control Ore
goo's league leading defense ha* been the story
during the seven wins, as the Ducks have con
tattled their opponents to just 81.3 points per
gain* Over the %tr*n h. dating t«»> k to « 7 J *.♦* vk
tory over California, none of Oregon's opponents
have shot better than 378 from the Bald
After starting the league season 0 4. the Ducks
had to c limb out of a huge hole to get hec k into the
Par IQ race Going into the Anal stage of the sea
son Oregon aetnt to be kicking into gear )u*l in
time (or the stretch run
“It'* been the whole goal all season to play good
defense and also have the offense there as well."
freshman forward Sonja Cunts said "Were start
mg lo get more in rhythm now and we're a lot
more comfortable playing together than we were
earlier in the season Were playing (letter as a team
now than we have all season *
Oregon has a favorable schedule going into the
final five games of the season After playing host to
Ancona State and Arison* this weekend, the
Duels will make the final road trip of the season to
Southern California before reluming home for the
final# gainst the Heavers on March 8
“l certainly like the way the schedule is now
than the wav it started." Rung# said "We knew
that our CM start wasn't the way we were capable
of playing W* knew that we would t ome around
and be able to have a lot of home games on our
schedule at the end of the season 1 think it gives
us a comfort tone to be tn when it comes to the
Srvssure that goes with trying to win the nest
ve."
Women’s Basketball:
Oregon faces Pac-10’s
highest scoring team
■ Continued tram Ptg* 11
m> haw a good shot at going
"They must be feeling the
urgency now because they
haven't been to the tournament
in the past few years, and they
want to get hath to that
Arizona shot themselves into
a tie for third place in the Par 10
after sweeping the Southern Cal
ifornia schools last weekend
Last season's freshman of the
year and all league candidate
Adta Barns lead* the Wildcats
with a 1? 3 scoring average
Two Arizona players. Brenda
Pantoja and Andrea Constand,
average 14 0 point* per game,
making the Wildcats the Pac*
10 * highest scoring team
Pwloj* and Constant! iliu
rank aiming (he Pat-10 best in
three-point thooitng The pair
ha* already combined to hit 101
three painter* ihi* season In
addition, Pantoja leads the
nation with 0.2 assist* per game
“1 think that their game plan
will be a lot the same as the last
time we saw them,* Range said
*1 anticipate that they will mis
in a lot more zone d<
try to run the fas! break more
"We're getting to the point
where every game is a must win
game.* Boyer said "At the end
of the year, we can't have any let
up, and we have to get the job
done at home The Arizona
game will be tough, for sure “
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