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CLIFFORD BROYLES
ttalion Sports Editor
While their coach was stranded
cause of snow in Chicago, the
exas Aggie Fish kicked an ava-
nche of snow on their visitors
id slid to a 81-62 win over the
linn Junior College Buccaneers
ire Saturday night.
Fish coach Jim Culpepper, who
as on a recruiting trip to the
idwest, got snowed in and was
| unable to return in time for the
game. So student assistant
Koddy McAlpine took over as
head man and now stands 1-0 as
head coach.
utes to play.
The Fish hit on 48.3 per cent
of their shots as compared to 35.3
per cent for Blinn and with
Mayo grabbing a game high 12
rebounds led in that department
55-41.
Mayo led the Fish in scoring
with 19 points including eight of
ten field goal attempts. Knowles
had 18 and M c K e y had 15.
Rounding out the Fish scoring
were Arciniega 8, Vest 7, Pryor
5, Ken Bucek 4, Mark Stewart 3
and Bennett Jones 2.
Culpepper will be on hand to
night, however, when the Fish
ty for their fifth win of the sea-
|m in seven games when they
lice a tough challenge from
high-scoring Temple Junior Col
lege at 5:45 p.m. in G. Rollie
jhite Coliseum in a preliminary
the Aggies’ varsity game
against Southern Methodist Uni-
virtity.
The Fish led all the way in
|his one, and although they didn’t
a substantial point com-
iand until the second half, the
osest Blinn ever got to even
ieing the game was at 5-4 after
hnny Mayo tipped in a rebound
a missed shot 40 seconds deep
ito the game to put A&M ahead
|0.
Guard Bobby McKey from Dal
las Thomas Jefferson led the Fish
fast break in the battle and was
Iredited with six assists before
■alftime and the Fish led at that
point 34-28.
After Mayo’s opening tip,
Itandy Knowles stole a pass,
ired to McKey down court who
|ipped the ball to Jack Vest for
layup that gave A&M a 4-0
Sead and set the tempo for the
Ipening minutes with the fast
break.
Frank Banning paced Blinn
with 20 and Connie Hunter added
17. Morris Fredie, who led a
small surge midway through the
first half finished with 10 points
and Keith Keepers had 7. Mickey
Cooper had 4, Ken Nalley 2 and
Ronnie Richardson 1.
THE
Tuesday, February 2, 1971
BATTALION
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But midway through the per
iod the Fish began to get a little
too fast and began to throw the
lall away frequently. This pre-
lented them from having a big
halftime lead, as they had five
more turnovers than Blinn, yet
outrebounded them by nine and
it over 20 per cent better from
pe field.
Mayo, Knowles and McKey,
who were the only players to
core in the first half last Tues-
| ay night at Rice, continued their
oftiination by scoring 25 of the
|4 first half points. Mayo led
I he way with 10 while McKey
ad eight and Knowles seven.
The second half was all Fish
and McAlpine used subs the last
‘ive minutes, as they upped the
lead to as much as 21.
Vest fed Knowles for a layup
t the start of the second half
nd a potential three-point play
ut the free throw fell off.
Vest tipped in a shot six sec-
mds later and then Mayo passed
ir an assist to Joe Arciniega
ith just over 18 minutes left in
ie game to up the lead to 12.
ie closest Blinn got after that
as seven and after McKey drove
ugh the lane for an uncon-
sted layup with 13:23 left A&M
by at least 10.
A three-point play by Randy
or on a rebound shot gave
\.&M its biggest lead of the
light 73-52 with over three min-
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