Men’s
continued from page 11
Norwood will be one of the key
factors in tonight’s game and will be
looked upon to
continue his
recent resur
gence from the
field. After
having the lid
of the rim
seemingly
closed to him
for weeks, Nor
wood busted
loose and
scored 12
points against UCLA last Thursday
and 16 against USC two days later.
“My part of the game is going to
come,” Norwood said, “it was good
shooting, but I want a win.”
Arizona State is obviously hop
ing for a repeat of its earlier meeting
with Oregon, when the Sun Devils
exploded for season-highs with 99
points, 39 made field goals, a 62
percent field goal percentage and 51
second half points.
“We did play our best basketball
game of the season, and shot the
ball extremely w,ell,” Arizona State
head coach Rob Evans said.
The Sun Devils are led by junior
forward Awvee Storeys Who leads
the Pac-10 with 9.4 rebounds per
game and leads his team with 13.9
points per game.
After tonight’s game, the Ducks
will travel an hour-and-a-half to
Tucson to face the No. 9 ranked Ari
zona Wildcats in the always-tough
to-play-in McKale Center at 5 p.m.
Saturday.
“We’ve just got to play like we
have everything on the line, like
this is our livelihood right now,”
Oregon junior guard Freddie Jones
said. “For us to make it to the post
{ { My part of the game is
going to come. It was
good shooting, but I want
a win. 44
Anthony Norwood / /
guard
season, we have to have this.”
Added Norwood: “Coach is
telling us what the NIT people
want and that’s our main focus.
Wp’ve got to keep our-spirits alive
and keep pushing. We’re not going
to back down.” •
Arizona State’s Avwee Storey scored 23 points and pulled down 12 rebounds in the Sun Devils’ 99-72 victory in Eugene on Feb. 4.
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TODAY'S Birthday (March 1). Want a better
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