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THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1978
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By DAVID BOGGAN
Battalion Staff
The Aggies take a 1-2 conference
ecord into the Ozarks tonight to do
wsketball battle with an Arkansas
Razorback team that will be glad to
>et home.
After defeating Houston convinc-
ngly in Fayetteville, the Hogs went
Rice and defeated the Owls by
inly nine points. Texas then handed
he third-ranked Razorbacks their
irst defeat of the season in front of
16,288 fans in the Longhorn’s Super
)rum 75-69.
Now ranked sixth in the nation,
lie Hogs return to Barnhill Arena
vhere they have won 22 straight
(ames.
Arkansas’ starting five includes
foot-11 junior Steve Schall and
foot-7 senior Jim Counce. Coach
Iddie Sutton’s pride and joy, how-
iver, is his 6-foot-4 trio of Ron Bre-
) ler, Marvin Delph and Sidney
doncrief. That trio is the driving
orce that took Arkansas to the
iouthwest Conference title last year
md made them pre-season favorites
repeat their championship this
:eason.
Brewer and Dolph are in their
astyear at Arkansas but Moncrief is
mly a junior. Thirteen games into
he season, Moncrief was the Pork-
irs’ leading scorer and leading re-
lounder. He averaged 20.7 points
nd9.8 rebounds per game. He was
ilso high-point man in seven of
hose 13 games, with a 29-point high
|ame against Hofstra.
Brewer is Arkansas second lead-
scorer this season with an 18.1
verage. Delph, who averages 16.6
nints per game, needs a 20-point
verage through the rest of the
eason to become Arkansas’ all-time
eading scorer.
Ida) Despite their leading roles in the
logs efforts on the basketball
itsa ourt, Sutton is not afraid to give bis
farters a breather now and then.
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put a wrench in the gears of Arkan- to play an alert defensive game to
sas’ quick, experienced offensive stop the Hogs. Metcalfs men should
machine. Texas junior John Moore, not count on another come-from-
with seven steals, led Texas’ defen- behind game against the Razor-
sive effort. The Aggies will also have backs.
Century Singers
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Back to School Dance
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featuring
Dennis Ivy & the Waymen
Tuesday, January 17, 1978
8:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Admission at the door: $2.00
per person.
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“Chris Bennett (sophomore) and
Hysses Reed (freshman) have im-
roved to the point we have much
onfidence in our bench,’ Sutton
lid. “Were right where we had
oped to be at this stage.
Aggie coach Shelby Metcalfs best
mnter punch would seem to be the
of hand of senior Willie Foreman,
ho pumped in 34 points in the Ag
es’ come-from-behind victory over
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We will definitely be ready for
ie!il rkansas,” Foreman said. “I don’t
link we ll have any problems get-
ng psyched up for them.”
The key to Texas’ victory over the
;ai logs was the Longhorns’ ability to
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