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January 25,
UCLA still nation’s best
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United Press International
NEW YORK — Nevada-Las
Vegas, the nation’s only major
unbeaten college basketball
team, continues to inch its way
up the Top 20 ladder.
After going unnoticed
through the first week of rat
ings, Nevada-Las Vegas crept
into the Top 20 at No. 19 in mid-
December. In recent weeks, it
moved up steadily and Monday,
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the Kunnin’ Rebels improved
one position to No. 8 in balloting
by UPI’s Board of Coaches.
With Pacific Coast Athletic
Association triumphs over Long
Beach State and Fullerton State
last week, Nevada-Las Vegas re
ceived 323 points from the 40
participating members of the
42-coach UPI Board.
While the Runnin’ Rebels
hope to continue their run to the
top, UCLA solidified its No. 1
rating with 22 first-place votes
and 570 points. The Bruins, 13-
1, posted Pacific-10 Conference
victories last week over Califor
nia and Stanford.
UCLA, which reached No. 1
for the first time in nearly four
years last week, gained six addi
tional first-place votes from a
week ago to outdistance No. 2
Indiana, 14-1, which totaled 15
first-place votes and 559 points.
Taking over undisputed pos
session of third place was North
Carolina, tied for that spot with
Memphis State last week. North
Carolina, 14-3, got one first-
place vote and 483 points.
Virginia, battling North
Carolina for the Atlantic Coast
Conference lead, moved up two
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places to No. 4 after running its
record to 15-2 during the week
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Memphis State, 14-1, slipped
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Wichita State. Georgetown, 1§4,
advanced one place to No. 15
while Iowa, 12-3, tumbled six
places to No. 16 after splitting a
pair of Big Ten games.
Minnesota, 12-3, moved up
one place to No. 17; Syracuse,
13- 3, dropped three spots into a
tie for No. 18 with Washington
State, 13-2; and Wake Forest,
14- 2, rounded out the Top 20.
The records for each team are
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day, Jan. 23.
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Hogs outshoot Tex;
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. —
Arkansas, behind guard Darrell
Walker’s 28 points, overpo
wered a hot-shooting Texas
Longhorn squad Monday to
post an 83-64 Southwest Con
ference win.
The llth-ranked Razor-
backs, coming off their first loss
of the season in a 75-60 decision
to Houston Saturday, forced the
Longhorns into 28 turnovers.
Texas, however, stayed in the
game by shooting 66 percent
from the field, hitting 75 per
cent of its field goals in the first
half.
With the victory, Arkansas
advanced its record to 15-1 over
all and 5-1 in the SWC. Texas
dropped to 6-10 on the season
and 1-4 in league play.
Arkansas jumped to an early
lead and coach Eddie Sutton
substituted for his entire start
ing lineup when the Razorbacks
led 16-8 with 10:42 left in the
half. Before the starters re
turned, Texas whittled the lead
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center Carlton Cooper]
Wendlandt in double!
with 12 points.
Sutton said the nud
turnovers Arkansas
Texas into was the key!
Razor hack triumph.
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ber of turnovers we fortra
can see why we won,”theij
sas coach said. “Ourdeft:#
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sound all night. Whenvah
ui c<l them, we forced
Arkansas’ Alvin Robertson
scores 14 points in victory
to 16-13. Arkansas, taking
advantage of Longhorn turnov
ers, took a 33-26 halftime advan
tage.
Texas, led by forward Bill
Wendlandt’s 23 points, stayed in
the game early in the second
half, but Arkansas began taking
a commanding lead when guard
Alvin Robertson, who finished
with 14, put back in a missed
free throw' to make the score 45-
32 with 14:12 left in the game.
Walker and Robertson were
the only two Arkansas players to
finish in double figures. Texas
Sutton said the perfonL
“wasn’t beautiful," but i
victory that kept the!
one game behind Hou
defeated in league
ranked ninth nationally.
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night, the Texas Tech RdJ
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O’Neal 2 0-0 4. Bennett41-29,II
4-6 14. Washington 20-04,Slttt|
Johnson I 0-0 2, Shaw 50-0IM
ham 0 1-2 I Totals 218-135111
TEXAS TECH (54)
Reynolds 6 2-2 14. Anderson'K
Irvin 0 0-0 0, Taylor 1 0-02,JbB|
6-6 12, Ben ford 6 4-6 16, PoaBj
T otals 20 14-17 54.
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out — None. Total fouls —Ritf l LOS
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et 5 2-4 12. Moe 2 2-4 6, ParriilBL ( [ (
Willett 2 1-2 5, Booker 30-36,B iwann
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