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er wins all-out receives the auto
matic bid.
Definitely ingredients for a wild
finish.
And besides, Pac-10 coaches
and players don’t agree with the
idea that their conference is weak
or soft or bad, anyway. On the con
trary.
“The conference is stronger,”
Southern California head coach
Chris Gobrecht said. “This confer
ence is very, very good, top-to-bot
tom.”
Rough enough
Oregon’s Lindsey Dion is one of
three key Pac-10 players to have
suffered a concussion this season.
Other head cases: California’s
Courtney Johnson — whose in
jury caused her to miss last week
jnd’s Oregon trip, and will likely
his weekend’s against Stanford,
JCLA’s Michelle Greco, a sopho
nore who plays the sparkplug
•ole for the Bruins has also had to
leal with concussions.
Greco, however, is expected to
Dlay this weekend despite suffer
ing her third “so-called” concus
sion this season, head coach
Kathy Olivier said.
The latest concussion, Olivier
said, was slight.
“She hasn’t been knocked out on
any of her concussions, but she’s
been jarred,” Olivier said. “We just
have to make sure that we don’t
rush her back into things.”
When Dion went down with
what was initially feared to be her
second concussion of the year, the
Ducks were especially concerned
because, according to medical
protocol, a third concussion
would have ended the junior’s
season.
Numbers don’t lie
For all of the coaches’ adamant
admissions that the Pac-10 is better
than ever, career statistics back
them up, or at least prove that the
conference isn’t worse than before.
Against Oregon last Thursday,
Milena Flores moved into fifth
place all-time on the Pac-10 as
sists list, with 593.
Also last weekend, Arizona’s Fe
licity Willis climbed into ninth, col
lecting her 497th dime. The Bruins’
Erica Gomez’s 649 assists rank
fourth-best in conference history.
On the inside, Jenny Mowe is
currently seventh all-time in
blocks, with 159 through 2 3/4
seasons. Oregon State’s Sissell
Pierce, a senior, is right ahead of
her with 160 rejections.
And UCLA’s Maylana Martin’s
1,925 points going into this week’s
matchups with the Arizona
schools make her the tenth-leading
scorer in conference history.
Kevin Calame Emerald
The Cardinal’s Milena Flores moved into fifth-place all-time in assists with 593.
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