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indicates that it is a much better team
when Crosswhite is on his game.
“We notice (the correlation); we
notice the numbers, too,” Oregon
head coach Ernie Kent said.
“When he’s on his game, he makes
us a much better basketball team.
But that doesn’t mean we want to
put any more pressure on him.”
Last weekend’s home split
against the Bay Area school is a
microcosm of Crosswhite’s sea
son. Against Stanford, he scored
14 points and grabbed five re
bounds and Oregon won, 79-64.
Two days later, Crosswhite had
just four points in nine minutes
and the Ducks lost, 86-75.
“He just has to go through it,”
Kent said of Crosswhite’s learning
process. “You can’t force the issue.
Sometimes you need to fail, or
even be embarrassed, in order to
learn. Consistency will come from
the day-to-day practice efforts,
which carries over to the games.
“Once he can figure that out,
the sky’s the limit.”
Movin’ on up
Despite its loss to Gal on Sunday,
Oregon jumped a spot in ESPN.com’s
Bracketology, which predicts the
NCAA Tournament lineup in March.
The Ducks are projected to be the
No. 7 seed in the Midwest region, with
its first-round matchup slated in Okla
"When he's
(Cross white) on his
game, he makes us
a much better
basketball team
Ernie Kent
head basketball coach
homa City against lOth-seeded Ten
nessee (13-6).
With its win over Stanford, the
Ducks now have two wins over teams
ranked in the Ratings Percentage In
dex top-25 (the other is Kansas). Ore
gon’s only “bad loss” is to USC, which
has an RPI ranking above 100.
Remember, there’s only 32 days un
til selection on Sunday.
Contact, the senior sports reporter
at adamjude@dailyemerald.com.
Adam Amato Emerald
Robert Johnson and the Duck big men, who struggled against Cal, will have their hands full down the stretch of the Rac-10 season.
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Deadline for Nominations: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2003
Faculty, staff, students, and alumni are invited to submit nominations for any faculty
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