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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1974
SMU holds off Aggies
BATTALION CLASSIFIED
Terrell paces Mustangs 9 70-68 victory
By TED BORISKIE
Assistant Sports Editor
The everpresent Ira Terrell and hot shooting
John Sagehorn guided the SMU Mustangs to a
70-68 win over the Texas Aggies Tuesday night
in Dallas’ Moody Coliseum.
Terrell ended the game with 15 points and
12 rebounds and blocked numerous shots while
Sagehorn scored 14 points, most of them coming
from 20 feet or more away.
The Mustangs are the hottest team in the
conference, winning three straight from the
league’s three top ballclubs. A week ago on the
same court, SMU handed Texas Tech its first
conference loss of the season in a 73-71 squeaker
and then traveled to Austin Saturday to defeat
the Texas Longhorns, 74-72, on their home court.
The win over A&M marks the third straight
win by two points, all in the same general scoring
area.
A seesaw battle throughout, SMU never led by
more than seven, with that stretch, 49-42, coming
early in the second half. Although never able to
pull away, the Mustangs led for practically the
entire contest with A&M’s only dominance being
of short duration and coming towards the end of
the game. But senior Pony guard Zack Thiel hit
two crucial baskets to put SMU back on top to
stay.
Thiel had a chance to put the game out of
reach but missed the first shot of a one-and-one
with 18 seconds remaining with SMU holding a
70-68 lead.
Unable to get the ball inside, the Aggies fed
the ball to Randy Knowles who took a 20-foot
jumper that bounded off the rim. Getting his own
rebound, Knowles took a second shot from just
a few feet away but with the mob scene under
the basket was unable to make good on the follow
up. SMU’s 6-10 Jeff Cummings grabbed the re
bound, his only one for the night, and hugged
onto the ball as time ran out.
Feeling that Knowles may have been fouled
amid all the contact surrounding his final shot,
the entire Aggie bench filed out onto the court
to protest the no-call, leaving the game’s end a
very crowded and confused court and referee
Shorty Lawson an irked and unhappy man.
“They gave us the outside shot,” said coach
Shelby Metcalf of the game’s final seconds, “and
I’d just as soon Randy (Knowles) took it as any
one. Overall I can’t fault our gpys’ play.”
Terrell was six of seven from the field and
three for three from the line and seemed un
stoppable as he proved to be a thorn in the Aggies’
side all night long.
Knowles was the leading scorer for the Aggies
with 17 points while Jerry Mercer contributed 15
and John Thornton and Cedric Joseph pumped in
12 each.
Mercer was the game’s leading rebounder with
16 while Joseph had 12 and Thornton pulled in
eight.
The Aggies shot 44.8 percent from the field
arid 80 percent from the free throw line while
the Mustangs had a 47.8 field goal percentage and
hit 50 percent from the line.
Perhaps symbolic of SMU’s inability to pull
away from the Aggies was the action that occurred
at the end of the first half. Thornton fouled SMU
forward Jimmy Murphy with five seconds left.
Murphy sank both ends of the one-and-one and
the Aggies used up four seconds getting the ball
to midcourt. Knowles took a desperation shot
from 50 feet away and, to the amazement of every
one but himself, the ball swished through the
bucket as the buzzer sounded.
League leading Texas Tech visits A&M Satur
day for a 7:30 p.m. contest in G. Rollie White
Coliseum.
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TCU upsets Texas, 72-71
Texas Tech, Rice notch wins
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FORT WORTH — Texas Chris
tian reserve forward Johnny
Blakney, who is not known for his
free throw accuracy, hit from the
charity line in overtime Tuesday
to hand Texas a Southwest Con
ference upset 72-71.
Blakney’s pair of free throws
put TCU ahead to stay at 72-69
with 23 seconds left in the over
time period.
A layup by Longhorn Larry
Robinson nine seconds later put
the last Texas points on the board.
Defensive player Blakney hit
only 42 per cent of his free throws
for the season going into the
game.
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chance at the free throw line dur
ing regulation play, but hit every
time on four tries in overtime.
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and 14 rebounds, including two
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ing scorer with 29 points.
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6-3 slate in conference play, two
games back of the pace-setting
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than three minutes to go, but the
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commanding 49-38 lead over the
Arkansas roundballers.
Dean Tolson pumped in 21
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the lead in this season’s race.
Texas lost to TCU 72-71 in over
time Tuesday night. The Raiders
are 15-5 for the season.
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7-14 season record.
Bullock’s 21 rebounds tied the
Texas Tech record for most re
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down 21 against Baylor in 1966 to
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upstart Rice Owls to an 83-76
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