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Indiana Pacers still reeling from Game 5 spanking flayers blame tbeir lack of aggressiveness for their 106-87 loss to the Bulls in Game 5 By Chris Sheridan The Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS — To say the Indiana Pacers have put the Game 5 loss to the Chicago Bulls behind them would be untrue. Clearly, the Bulls’ 106-87 rout on Wednesday night has planted the seeds of self-doubt in the heads of the Pacers. “It would have been different if this was the first game and we had been blown out,” Antonio Davis said. “But we got blown out in the fifth game and that hurts. It hurt everybody.” It also left Indiana only one game away from elimination in the Eastern Conference finals. Head coach Larry Bird made the team watch a tape of the entire first half of the game, and it was not a pretty picture. The Pacers did none of the things they needed to do, from de terring Scottie Pippen’s relentless drives to the basket to setting the picks Reggie Miller needs to have a clean look on his jump shot. “To lose the way we did really affects your pride,” Rik Smits said. “The way we struggled, that af fects confidence. I mean, we missed 18 field goals in a row. That gets to you at a certain point.” Jalen Rose, suspended for Game 5 for leaving the bench during a late altercation in Game 4, wasn't able to watch the game from his hotel room after the staff kicked him out when the rest of the team checked out. He ended up watching the game on television in a meeting room, and he wasn’t ordering up room service as the rout unfolded. “I had no appetite,” he said. Each of the Pacers pointed to ag gressiveness as the key missing component, and a few of them al most admitted that their confi dence could be dimin ished going into Game 6 Friday night. I look at it from the standpoint that it can’t get any worse,” said Miller, who appeared stunned by the magnitude of Indiana’s defeat. The Pacers went into the game knowing they had a chance to move within one victory of elimi nating the two-time defending champions, and Bird was certain his veteran-laden team would rise to the challenge. That’s what made the collective no-show all the more discouraging. “It was mind-boggling to me,” Bird said. “Maybe they were caught up in everything going on around them. It was a big game and I expected them to play harder and more aggressive, but it just wasn’t there. “I don’t think [the Bulls] played any better than they did in any other games, they just didn’t get any resistance from us. They looked better because we didn’t play,” Bird said. The Pacers' only remaining hope is a comeback similar to that two months ago following the worst offensive performance in NBA history — a measly 55-point output against San Antonio that was the lowest point total in the league’s 51 years of business. Indiana followed with a 128 point outburst in the next game, and the Pacers haven’t lost at home since, including a perfect 7 0 record in the playoffs. The Bulls have been especially tough to beat when they have the opportunity to close out a series. Not since 1996, when they had a 3-0 lead in the Finals over Seattle and went on to win in six games, have they blown a chance to close out a series. In this year’s playoffs, they had two of their best overall games in the cl i nchers over New Jersey and Charlotte. Last year, they came back from Utah with a 3-2 lead in the Finals and finished off the Jazz in Game 6. “No one can think we can take this score and that it will be attribut able to Friday's game,” said Chicago coach Phil Jackson, who gave his team the day off Thursday. “Fri day’s game will be a different mat ter. The key is we’re going to have to play a good game on the road if we are to get to the next series. ” Emerald CLASSIFIEDS Call 346-4343 or stop by Suite 300 EMU to place your ad today 085 GREEK ANNOUNCEMENTS Congratulations to our seniors on Graduation and the Circle Degree Tami Adams Heather Davis Jessica baker Liz Graham Missy Christison Jen Clake Lisa Grunstedt Robyn Pirrie Melissa Coxen-Unthank Maryanne Maginnis Tasha Steveens Shawni Nelson _Darnell Whitaker 090 BIRTHDAYS AAA AAA Happy Birthday to Davis, Courtney and Alice. A* The Sophomores AAA AAA 095 PERSONALS Need players: Oregon Handball. Help save 70-year UO tradition. All ages, both sexes. 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We Buy, Sell & Service VHS VCR s and Stereos Thompson Electronics, 1122 Oak, 343-9273 175 WANTED Macintosh computer Power PC 6100 or later model, excellent condition only. Call 345-3384 evening. 180 TRAVEL & LODGING Bandon Sea Star Hostel on Old Town's waterfront- cheap sleeps from $13 per night. Ask for the UO rate. 541-347-9632. 185 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES The Oregon Daily Emerald assumes no liability for ad content or response. Ads are screened for illegal content and mail order ads must provide a sample of item for sale. Otherwise, ads that appear too good to be true, probably are. Respond at your own risk. 190 OPPORTUNITIES I.S.A. International Students Associa tion is hiring for 1 Public Relations and 1 Office Manager position. It is a great opportunity to work with peo ple from all over the wortd and gain valuable experience by organizing vartous events and gain upper divi sion credits as well. Applications and job descriptions are now available at the I.S.A. office, EMU 206. 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Starts at approximately 6:30a.M. everyday the Emerald is published. 2 to 2'/i hours per day (varies with the size of the paper). Some afternoon work. Requires your own RELIABLE vehicle. Apply now for summer or fall. Work Study OK. Apply in person, Mon-Fri, 8-6,300 EMU. The Oregon Daily Emerald is an equal opportunity employer committed to a culturally diverse workplace Data Editor for on-line genetic data base. Join an exciting research pro ject at the UO. Requirements: BA/BS in biology or related field, experience with genetics and molecular biology, strong writing and communication skills. See: http://zfish.uoregon.edu/zf _info/dbase/db.html for more infor mation. Send resume and letter de tailing interests to E. McCumsey, In stitute of Neuroscience, 1254 Uni versity, Eugene 97403 or drop off 222 Huestis Hall or fax 346^1548 Painter and foreman positions avail able for summer in the Portland area. Earn $6.50 to $11.00/hr. 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Send your resume along with a letter out lining how you match the above re quirements: General Manager, The Computer Store, 61 West 8th Eu gene, OR 97405. EOE. Summer & Fall Jobs' The EMU Recreation Center is now accepting applications for summer and fall jobs. Gain valu able experience in customer serv ice. event planning and manage ment, advertising, marketing and more. Pick up job announcements and applications in Ceder D or call 346-4378. CONSTRUCTION JOBS Laborers and carpenters needed for residential and commercial work in the Portland area. We pay every Fri day and otter safety bonuses and competitive wages. Experience is preferred but not required. Must have valid D/L and transportation. Spend your summer with us! Call 800/CALL-CLP Construction laborers tor summer. Drug screen. Valid drivers license. Send resume to Atez, Inc. PO Box 126 Harrisburg, OR 97446 or call 995-6008 Work as tutor with autistic children on individualized ABA programs. 15 30 hrs/wk for 3^1 families. Starting salary $7.76/hr. Exp./desire to work w/ special needs children preferred. For further into and app., contact Elaine 485-7760 or Vicki 343-5069. 205 HELP WANTED Summer Jobs! NOW HIRING University of Oregon Annual Giving Program APPLY TODAY! start at $7.50 per hour PLUS BONUS! Agate Hall, room 124 applications available 12 p.m. - 5 p.m. Call 346-2059 Annual Giving Program • University of Oregon
