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February 4,1983
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The second half of the South
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half.
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one result that could be called an
upset — Texas Tech’s surpris
ing decision over Baylor.
With 36 more games to go,
the chief questions seem to be:
— Can Arkansas manage to
defeat Houston in Fayetteville
on March 3?
— Can TCU earn a spot in a
post-season tournament for the
first time in 1 1 years?
There seems to be little any
body can do to slow down the
eighth-ranked Cougars, who
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rolled through their first eight
conference games with only a
slight scare against TCU in Fort
Worth.
But if there is to be an upset, it
could come Saturday afternoon
before the regional television
cameras at College Station.
Texas A&M (5-3) hosts the
Cougars in hopes of avenging
the 84-61 thrashing it absorbed
in Houston last month.
The other league games will
all come Saturday night with
TCU (6-2) at home against
Texas (T7), SMU (4-4) visiting
Texas Tech (3-5) and Baylor (1-
6) making the trip to Rice (0-8).
Houston’s losses this season
have come at Syracuse and in
Tokyo, Japan against Virginia,
which played that night without
Ralph Sampson.
But as the Cougars have
gained momentum, clobbering
Arkansas in the process, they
have begun to gain more and
more attention.
At least they got the attention
of Baylor coach Jim Haller,
whose team became the latest
Houston victim last Wednesday
night.
Earlier this season, Baylor
played Nevada-Las Vegas and
lost, 77-65. The Rebels remain
as the only unbeaten team in ma
jor college basketball.
“We’ve played both Nevada-
Las Vegas and Arkansas,” said
Haller. “There is no compari-
sion between Houston and those
teams.
“Houston would demolish
Las Vegas.”
The aggressive
front line
crew of Akeem Olajuwon(i'
Larry Micheaux (6-9),
Drexler (6-6) and !
Young (6-6) have created iln
own fraternity, giving tlit
selves the name, “Phi Slam
Jamma.”
And even Houston coadid
Lewis senses this 0
cial year.
"They are playing like h
peeled them to be playingati
point in the season,” saidleK
whose team made ittothefi
Four last season before falliiij
the semifinals to nationals
pion North Carolina.
“But believe me, thereispli
ty of room for improvement
the other teams in the coni
ence will be improved when
see them next and wewilltj
to lx?, too.”
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to being an Aggie
Learning quickly: Port Arthur Jef-
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mp, who has
of intent with
announced he will sign a letter
the Aggies on Wednesday’s initial signing date,
says he — and his family — are happy with his
decision: “I guess I have to get used to saying
‘we’ when I mention Texas A&M. My whole
family is glad I decided on A&M. Now,
whenever I do something wrong or dumb
around the house, my brothers tell me, ‘You’re
already learning to be an Aggie.’”
Sports File
all record this season, have won their last?:
games in Barnhill Arena since losing62-6fltc
the Texas Longhorns two seasons ago. Durint
Eddie Sutton’s nine-year stay as the Arkansas
coach, the Razorbacks are 97-6 overallandW
4 in Southwest Conference games playedal
Barnhill.
Golf season’s underway: The Aggie
women’s golf team competed in its first tour
nament of the spring Sunday through
Wednesday, finishing sixth in a field of 10
teams. The Aggies, who placed fifth in last
spring’s NCAA tournament and eighth in the
national AIAW competition, shot a team total
of 786, which trailed TCU (751), SMU (762),
Tulsa (767), Lamar (771) and LSU (780). Indi
vidual scores for Texas A&M include: Angela
Atkins, 15th at 194; Shirley Furlong, 17th at
196; Jackie Bertram, 20th at 197; Susan Yan-
tis, 201, and Patricia Gonzales, 206.
Texas A&M will compete in the Lady Gator
Invitational Feb. 11-13 in Gainesville, Fla.
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Heard, co-captain and second baseman of the
Aggie baseball team, and Buddy Haney, a first
baseman, will be at Post Oak Mall Saturday
from 10 a.m. to noon. And Rock King, co
captain and a pitcher for the Aggies, and Mark
Magee, a catcher, will be at Manor East Mall in
Bryan at the same time Saturday. Both groups
of players will be accompanied by two
Diamond Darlings. They will hand out sche
dules and will be available to talk to the public
about the upcoming season. The groups also
will be able to take orders for baseball season
tickets. A special season ticket package is being
made available to all adults for $25. By pur
chasing one or more adult season tickets, ad
joining reserved seats are available to youngs
ters (high school age and under) for only $10
per season ticket for the 1983 season.
Yes, Virginia, they play defense, too:
The Houston Cougar basketball team is known
mostly for its high-scoring offense, butthede
fense has been making itself known of late
When UH held the Rice Owls to 40 points Jan
26 in a 76-40 victory, it represented thefewesi
points given up by the Cougars in CoachGu;
Lewis’ 27 years as head coach. It’s the lows
point total by an opponent since a 38-29 UH
victory at Texas A&M on Dec. 8, 1951.Tk
Cougars have the third-longest current win
ning streak in the nation (12 games),
represents their longest winning steak sintt
1972-73. UH has won 16 straight SWC gantfi
— its longest league streak. Sophomorecenm
Akeem Abdul Olajuwon leads the nationii
blocked shots through games of Wednesday
according to The Sporting News. Olajuwoni
averaging 5.3 per game (100 in 19 games),tk
best per-game average in Houston histoiy
The 7-foot center had 1 l blocks Jan. 22 agains
Arkansas — the second time he’s accomplish
that this season, w'hile the Cougars had 17aii
team.
Razorbacks’ best start ever: Although
the Houston Cougars ended Arkansas’ season
opening winning streak at 14 games, the
Razorbacks are still off to their best start since
the 1977 season. That year, Arkansas won 26
of its first 27 games, but was beaten 86-80 in the
28th game by Wake Forest in the NCAA tour
nament. The Hogs, who now have a 18-1 over-
Red Raiders finding it rough on tk
road: The Texas Tech basketball team hi 1
endured its share of problems during the Red
Raiders’ 6-15 season (3-5 in the Southwest
Conference), as the team has had to rel
after starters Joe Washington, Dwight Phi!
lips and Charles Johnson were kicked off tht
team in early January. But in fact, the Red
Raiders have been successful playing in Lut
bock, where they’re 5-2 this season. However
on the road, Texas Tech has a 1-7 record,and
on neutral courts, the Raiders are 0-6. Coat!
Gerald Myers’ squad won its first roadgametd
the year over Baylor on Saturday by a scored
58-57. One of the players who has maintained
consistency is guard Bubba Jennings, who
averaging 14 points a game. In the Red Raid
ers’ 78-63 loss to Texas A&M on Monday,Jen
nings made two free throws to give him Mini
men.
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