Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, February 12, 2001, Page 8, Image 8

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The best example is last Sun
day’s game against Arizona State.
The Ducks, playing the worst team
in the Pacific-10 Conference at that
time, played like they wanted that
honor for themselves.
Oregon shot 38.5 percent from
the field and allowed ASU to score
99 points on 61.9 percent shooting.
The reason for the recent decline
of the Ducks may be a feeling of
overall team fatigue.
“We just ran out of gas for the
second week in a row,” Oregon
head coach Ernie Kent said after
Saturday’s loss to Cal.
Kent said his young team isn’t
accustomed to the rigorous Pac-10
schedule, and it shows.
“What I saw today was no one
having the energy to step up and
say ‘lets go,”’ Kent said. “When you
have that mental fatigue, it’s tough
to do. The players themselves just
want to play, but they can also feel
the frustration of the long season.”
“There are times when we might
not be able to tell. Coach has an eye
for that, and he’ll sub us in,” Ore
gon guard Anthony Norwood said.
“As a player, you just want to stay
out there and keep pushing.”
Cal’s Sean Lampley wasn’t men
tally fatigued Saturday, and he was
able to lift his team over Oregon.
Lampley scored six points in the fi
nal 5:14 as the Bears outscored the
Ducks 14-6 down the stretch to
notch their eighth Pac-10 victory. It
was Oregon’s eighth Pac-10 loss.
“I thought we played hard and
aggressive,” Cal head coach Ben
Braun said. “We had a tough defen
sive effort — that’s what we need
ed.”
The Bears outplayed Oregon in
the second half, just as Stanford did
Thursday. The Ducks went over
four minutes without a point late in
Thursday’s contest, and allowed
the No. 2 Cardinal to turn a seven
point deficit into a six point lead.
“You’re over there trying to
coach, but there’s not a lot you can
do when they’re worn like that,”
Kent said. “We’ll readjust our
schedule. We’ll take Sundays and
{ C I thought we played
hard and aggressive. We
had a tough defensive ef
fort— that's what we
needed.
Ben Braun
California head coach
Mondays off and practice hard on
Tuesday. With those freshmen
playing so many minutes, we’re
trying to help them out as much as
we can.”
Freshman point guard Luke Rid
nour plays 30.5 minutes per game,
second on the team, while reserve
freshman Luke Jackson averages
16 minutes per game. Overall, four
Ducks average more than 25 min
utes per game, while four others
average more than 10 minutes per
contest.
The Ducks will play road games
against Washington and Washing
ton State this week before return
ing home to play the southern Cal
ifornia schools.
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