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By TRAVIS TINGLE
Sports Editor
Texas A&M will try to bounce
back from an extremely unpleasant
encounter last Friday night with No.
3 SMU when it takes on TCU to
night at 7:30 p.m. in Fort Worth’s
Daniel-Meyer Coliseum.
Fhe respective records of both
Shelby Metcalfs Aggies and Jim Kill-
ingsworth’s Horned Frogs are vir
tually identical. The Ags are 9-5
overall, 1-2 in the Southwest Confer
ence, while the “Killer” Frogs are 9-(i
thus far this season, 1-3 in confer
ence play.
takes Ag show
to Frogs’ pad
If history repeats itself, as it so of
ten does in the SWC cage race, to
night’s showdown in Fort Worth
could go down to the final buzzer —
literally. During last season’s two
meetings between A&M and TCU,
the Ags prevailed twice, but only by
a total of eight points. A&M won the
first encounter 68-62 in G. Rollie
White Coliseum, then had to go into
overtime to down TCU 67-65 in Fort
Worth.
Both TCU and A&M’s lone SWC
victory came at the expense of Jim
Haller’s Baylor Bears. The Frogs
broke a four-game losing streak
against the Bears last Saturday with
a 84-68 win on their home court.
The game will feature some of the
conference’s best outside shooting
threats — A&M’s guards Kenny
Brown (18.4 points per game aver
age), Don Marbury (14.7) and Todd
Holloway (11.4); TCU’s guards Den
nis Nutt (17.5) and Tracy Mitchell
(11-4).
Metcalf, 350-235 in his 22nd year
as head coach of the Aggies, is 30-13
against TCU. Killingsworth, 77-84
in only his 6th season at TCU, is 4-8
against A&M.
Hickey's Ags blast TCU 85-62
for season's first SWC victory
Associated Press
FOR 1 WORTII — I.isa Langston had 22 points to hand Texas A&M’s first year head coach Lynn Hickey her
fit si Southwest (ionferent e victors over the TCI ’ 1 btrued Frogs 85-62 Tuesday night.
A&M improved their overall season record to 8-6, 1-3 in the SWC, while the Horned Frogs fell to 4-10 and
have yet to win a conference game in four tries.
The Aggies led In as main as 27 points in the first half, starting at 38-22 and building the lead from there.
Langston and Jenni Fdgar both c hipped in 10 points and Beth Yopung dished out four assists to help strengthen
the Aggies’ lead going in at the half.
Texas Tech 78, Arkansas 74
LUBBOCK — Sharon (lain hit 20 points and 1 ricia Clay added 18 to lead Texas Tech to a come-from-behind
78-74 victory ovei Arkansas Tuesday night in Southwest (Conference women’s basketball play.
Arkansas’ Bettv Fisc us was the game's high-point producer with 25, and she led both teams in rebounding
with 12 grabs.
Robertson paces Spurs’ blowout of Utah
United Press International
SAN ANTONIO — Alvin Rob
ertson scored a career-high 27
points Tuesday night, 1 1 of them
during a 20-0 San Antonio streak in
the second half , to lead the Spurs to
a 127-101 victory over the Utah Jazz.
Robertson, who scored 23 points
in the second half, hit 13-of-I5 from
the floor, picked of f seven steals and
blocked three shots. He scored nine
in the decisive third quarter and 14
in the final period.
Mike Mitchell poured in 20, Artis
Gilmore scored 15 and Mark lava-
roni added 14 on 7-of-7 shooting.
The Spurs raised their record to 17-
20, one game ahead of the 17-22
Jazz for fourth place in the NBA’s
Midwest Division.
Johnny Moore scored nine points,
picked off seven steals, handed out
13 assists and grabbed 10 rebounds.
He missed his fifth triple double lig-
ured of the season when San Anto
nio coach Cotton Fitzsimmons re
fused to put him back in the game
despite the pleadings of the crowd
and the Spurs bench.
Robertson scored seven during a
12-0 Spurs run at the end of the
third quarter to give San Antonio a
92-82 lead.
After Mark Eaton hit a three-
point play to put the Jazz up, 82-80,
Ivaroni scored four points to start
the Spurs’ streak.
Robertson hit a driving layup to
start the fourth quarter and punc
tuated the 20-point San Antonio tear
with a steal and a dunk to give the
Spurs a 100-84 lead.
Darrell Griffith led the Jazz with
22. Adrian Dantley scored 21, and
Eaton and Thurl Bailey scored 15
points and grabbed 12 rebounds
each.
Defense Never Rests
Photo by DEANSAITO
Kenny Brown (32) looks underneath for a
pass as Marquette’s Mandy Johnson (20) ap
plies pressure. The Ags won the game,
played earlier this season at The Summit in
Houston, 77-69. Brown leads the Southwest
Conference in free throw percentage, hitting
53 of 55 for 96.4 percent. A&M (9-5) heads
into Fort Worth tonight to face TCU (9-6).
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