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Aggie coach Mel Nasli says he sees a bright
mure in Texas A&M swimming after this
weekend’s performance by several of his team
nembersat the NCAA meet in Indianapolis, Ind.
After watching Aggie f reshman Chris O’Neil
ireaka school record by swimming the 100-yard
mtterfly in 48.02 and then receiving all-America
tatus, Nash said he’s already excited about next
son.
‘We’re only losing one of the seven who went to
he NCAA meet— Rick Walker,” Nash said Sun
day. “He’s a big one to lose, but with recruiting
and the exposure at the national meet, there’s no
way we’re going to go anywhere but up.”
With his effort, O’Neil became the f irst Aggie to
make all-America since 1957. In addition, Texas
A&M’s 26th-place Finish marked the first time the
Aggies have ever scored at the national competi
tion.
“This was really the first time we made an
inroad to national recognition and toward a legiti
mate national ranking (Texas A&M finished No.
18 in the polls preceding the meet),” Nash said.
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Fresno State, Wake Forest open
NIT semifinal round tonight
United Press International
NEW YORK — Fresno State
leads the nation in defense and
has the best record among the
National Invitation Tourna
ment semifinal teams.
So how come nobody knows
coach Boyd Grant’s Bulldogs?
“We are the only team left
from the West,” ^Grant said.
“Have you even heard of us be
fore? We are conservative on
offense and have a strong de
fense, plus 500 fans all the way
from California to root for us.”
Fresno State, 22-10, faces
Wake Forest in tonight’s open
ing semifinal game at Madison
Square Garden at 6:30 p.m.
EST, followed by DePaul-
Nebraska. The winners meet
Wednesday night in the 46th
NIT championship game.
Bulldogs defeated Texas-El
Paso, Michigan State and Ore
gon State to reach the NIT Final
Four. Fresno State is paced by
forwards Bernard Thompson
and 6-7 Ron Anderson, who av
erages just under 19 points a
game.
Wake Forest, 19-11, has
struggled since early February
after injuries to center Anthony
Teachey, point guard Danny
Young and forward Alvis Ro
gers. Strong outside shooting,
however, has lifted the Deacons
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NIT victories.
DePaul, 20-1 1, coached by 69-
year-old Ray Meyer, is the rich
est in NIT tradition among the
semifinal teams. The Blue De
mons won the NIT in 1945 after
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in 1944.
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consists of teams not selected for
the 52-team NCAA Tourna
ment, Meyer remembers when
the NIT was THE college bas
ketball showcase.
“I’ve come full cycle from
George Mikan to the present
NIT,” Meyer said. “I can re
member when we had bids from
both the NIT and the NCAA
and took the NIT because it was
the more prestigious tourna
ment.”
Meyer might be familiar with
the NIT but DePaul’s opponent
is a stranger to the veteran
coach.
“I don’t know anything about
Nebraska and that’s OK because
this is all for fun,” Meyer said.
“It isn’t how big you ^.se. It’s how
big you play and I hear the Cor-
nhuskers play pretty big.”
Nebraska, 22-9, is away from
home for the first time since the
tournament began.
Freshman center David Hop-
pen is Nebraska’s leading scorer
and 5-foot-10 guard David
Ponce runs the offense.
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