Page 12 THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1975
Raiders
tumble
to Hogs
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) —
Guard Rickey Medlock dropped in
16 points and forward Kent Allison
picked bff 10 rebounds as the Arkan
sas Razorbacks built a seven-point
halftime lead then held on for a
65-62 Southwest Conference vic
tory over Texas Tech.
Tech center Rick Bullock led both
teams in the scoring department
with 21 points, 14 of them in the first
half.
Allison surprised many by taking
rebounding honors from Bullock,
who had eight. Allison managed 12
points.
Medlock hit on seven of 11 from
the field.
First-year head coach Eddie Sut
ton praised his defense for the vic
tory.
T felt like our defense was the
key,” said Sutton. “I was disap
pointed in the defense at times, but
that was caused by Bullock. The de
fense did, however, end up winning
the game for us. We are beginning
to become of age. The players are
gaining more confidence each
week.
“Texas Tech is still the best team
we’ve played this year. We had
tremendous crowd support tonight.
The crowd picked up two or three
times when we started to let down.
If Tech had left here tonight with a
win, it would have put them way
ahead in the conference race.”
The victory lifts the Hogs record
to 7-6 overall and 1-0 in the loop.
Tech dropped to 7-6 and 0-1.
Defending
champion
takes loss
DALLAS (AP) — Southern
Methodist scored eight straight
points to start the second half
against ice-cold Texas Tuesday
night and rode the outside shooting
of guard John Sagehom and the re
bounding of freshman Jeff Swanson
to a 74-59 victory over the defend
ing Southwest Conference champ
ions.
Sagehom scored 17 points and
the 6-foot-6 Swanson pulled down
21 of SMU’s 55 rebounds.
The Longhorns, who had not
played a game in two weeks, were
led by Bruce Baker, who scored 15
points. However, the taller Texas
team managed only 37 rebounds
against the charged-up Mustangs.
SMU jumped to a 33-27 halftime
lead in the league opener for both
teams, attended 5,292 fans in
Moody Coliseum.
The Mustangs stretched the lead
to 51-33 early in the second half,
forcing the Longhorns out of their
zone and into a desperate press.
Rusty Bourquein scored 16 points
for the Mustangs, Swanson added
12, Mike Jaccar had 11 and Joe
Swedlund scored 10 as SMU placed
five players in double figures.
Guard Dan Krueger was the only
other Longhorn besides Baker in
double figures with 11 points.
SMU, now 5-8 for the season,
shot 44 per cent from the field to 37
per cent for Texas, which dropped
to 4-8.
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in West win
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West goal. It came at 4:23 of the
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only 7% minutes.
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