Battalion/Page 15A
December 6, 1982
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or Texas A&M, the evening
Irted out great. Hitting their
JSrst three shots against 16th-
?wouiddS nked Ma m ueue ’ the A gs ies
bviouslytit t<)0 ^ a 6-2 lead, while the
use 0 j-, ^prriors found the bottom of
Tfe net only once in their first
"e tries.
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[But with 7:14 left in the first
and Texas A&M ahead 20-
16, Milwaukee Arena’s ceiling
Hgan to cave in on the Aggies,
cs is the jBy the time Coach Shelby Met-
helpboxeritelfs basketball squad climbed
irthecobiu pt from under the rubble,
the reciprlHank Raymonds’ nationally
Biked Warriors had taken a 73-
rhich I feeljfe victory in front of 11,052
inaneutralJpv'tators.
■ total coraBThe Aggies’ record is now 2-3
s. Ifinhisojlf 01 ' l he season, while Marquette
ngthatcouii| s 2-0.
tor could™both teams were plagued by
ig in thetow (,r shooting throughout the
tboxingcir 6 - as Texas A&M outshot
irts aroun.lf :lrc l uett ^ 4() I K ' rcerU ^ 38 Pf
re taken oi ei " on the evenin S- From the
I7(i0lvin[ throw line ’ the A SK ies con -
ind Co. pnl
ected on just 10 of 22 shots for
■ t • percent and the Warriors
n m nn. I9 0 f26 for 73 per-
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and mafw
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Texas A&M, which placed
mree men in double figures,
scored first on freshman guard
Knny Brown’s layup. The
Tjfgies’ Tyren Naulls and Jim
mie Gilbert offset a tyingjumper
from Marquette’s Glenn “Doc”
Rivers by hitting layups to give
Texas A&M a 6-2 lead.
he Warriors took a 7-6 lead
layup from forward
over JacliB
It was iter
dctory.
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) in the pt«
; Bobcats' I
to Baylor I'll
coordinator
.rSf" from p a « e i3 »
Bsive player play.
,4. TCU Horned Frogs: The
place Jn miy highlight TCU fans had
g afternexm w h en head coach F.A. Dry
issume t ' lr «s fired and Southwest Texas
iesatTexasBjg head coach Jim Wacker
y- Bs named as replacement. The
was unbeliftB°gs, who were told of Dry’s
whosedul Imissal just days before they
li st towinb ere scheduled to end their sea-
championi 0n against Texas A&M, were so
ition r sii' (t |P' re 6 by the firing that they
mted P® Pmptly went out and lost, 34-
4. In Wacker, the ’Frogs have
(at many consider a master re-
iter, but TCU fans may find
feir best bet is basketball
hson.
Rice Owls: What can be said
jout a team that finishes 0-11 ^
eOwls lost to everybody they
ere supposed to lose to, every-
dy they could have lost to, and
everybody they were supposed
to beat. Rice coach Ray Alborn
jwas patient, however, even
when Micheal Calhoun, ben
ched as a quarterback, refused
toswitch to any other position. It
jprobably wouldn’t have helped
janvway.
Claude Riley grabbed 11
rebounds against Marquette
Dwayne Johnson, and Rivers’
jumper from the top of the key
pushed the lead to 9-6. Brown
tied the score 11-11 on a 16-foot
jumper and free throw after a
foul by 6-5 sophomore guard
Terry Reason.
Reason finished the game
with 21 points to lead Marquette
and Brown paced the Aggies
with 13 points.
A jumper by Brown and a 15-
footer by forward Claude Riley
gave Texas A&M an 18-14 lead,
and Brown’s driving layup gave
the Aggies another four-point
lead at 20-16. Two free throws
by Marquette’s Marc Marotta
made the score 20-18 and a tip-
in by forward Terrell Schlundt
tied the score.
Marquette took a 22-20 lead
Kenny Brown scored 13
points to lead the Aggies
on two free throws by freshman
Kerry Trotter, and the Aggies
could never tie the Warriors or
regain the lead after that. Dur
ing the last eight minutes of the
first half, Marquette outscored
Texas A&M 18-4 to take a 34-24
halftime lead.
Crucial Aggie turnovers late
in the first half, several brought
about by the Warriors’ 1-3-1
trap defense, prevented Texas
A&M from cutting the Warriors’
lead.
In fact, Texas A&M commit
ted 26 turnovers during the
game and the Warriors came up
with an amazing 23 steals. On
the other hand, Marquette had
only 10 turnovers and the
Aggies had five steals.
“The 1-3-1 zone trap really
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hurt us in the first half,” Metcalf
said. “When we got behind by 10
at halftime, we just never could
seem to make up that margin.”
To start the second half, Mar
quette jumped out to a 44-26
lead with 16:34 left. The Aggies
cut the deficit to 44-30 on bas
kets by Roy Jones and Brown,
but the Warriors continued to
build their lead until it reached
21 points, 56-35, with 11 mi
nutes left in the game.
Naulls had 12 points for the
Aggies and Riley had 10 points
and a game-high 11 rebounds.
McHenry had a season-high 9
points and Jones had 8.
For Marquette, Johnson had
14 points, Rivers and Marotta
had nine and Schlundt had
eight. Texas A&M outrebound-
ed the Warriors 49-41 and
finished with 17 assists to Mar
quette’s 14. Lazzaretti, who
finished with no points on the
night, led the Warriors with 10
rebounds.
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