Thursday, Movember 7, 19857The Battalion/Page 11
TANK M' NAMAUA
by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds
Spurs end 2-game skid,
deal Bullets 81-80 loss
Associated Press
LANDOVER, Md. — Mike Mitchell hit a 13-foot jumper from the right
corner with 40 seconds left, giving the San Antonio Spurs an 81-80 National
Basketball Association victory over the Washington Bullets Wednesday
night.
The victory ended a two-game losing streak for the Spurs, who dealt the
Bullets their fourth straight defeat.
After Mitchell put San Antonio ahead, Jeff Malone missed a jumper for
the Bullets and the Spurs ran out the 24-second clock before turning the
ball over to Washington with two seconds remaining.
After a time out, Dan Roundfleld attempted an inbound pass for the
Bullets, but the ball was tapped away by Mitchell and time expired.
Alvin Robertson led San Antonio with 18 points, followed by Mitchell
and Johnny Moore with 13 apiece.
Malone had 23 for the Bullets, while Robinson scored 22 and Round-
field 15.
Portland 111, Dallas 109
DALLAS — Clyde Drexler scored 28 points and Sam Bowie blocked a
driving iavup by Rolando Blackman with two seconds left to lead the Port
land Trail Blazers to a 111-109 National Basketball Association victory over
Dallas Wednesday night.
With 1:20 to play, Portland broke a 106-106 tie on a layup by Mychal
Thompson.
As Portland held a 110-109 lead with six seconds left, Bowie made one
of two free throws, then blocked Blackman’s attempt to tie the score as the
buzzer sounded.
Aguirre led Dallas with 29 points, and Blackman finished with 23. Van-
deweghe added 20 for Portland, and Bowie finished with 15.
The win improved Portland’s record to 5-2, while Dallas’ record
dropped to 2-3.
A&M-Arkansas game to be on national TV
Other Wednesday NBA Scores:
(home team in capitals)
PHILADELPHIA 105
Indiana 97
DETROIT 122
Chicago 105
Atlanta^ 114
PHOENIX 106
GOLDEN STATE 105
Seattle 101
ESPN has chosen to show Texas
A&M on national television once
again.
The Entertainment and Sports
Programming Network announced
Wednesday it will feature the A&rM
game on Nov. 16 when it plays Ar
kansas.
The game was originally sched
uled to begin at 2 p.rn. from Kyle
Field but will now kickoff at 6:45
p.m. The pregame show will start at
6:30 p.m.
It will be the third time the Ags
have been on ESPN this season.
On Sept. 14, the Ags lost to Ala
bama, 23-10, in front of the national
TV cameras, but turned around and
upset SMU Nov. 3, 19-17.
A&M’s game with Texas on Nov.
28 will be on national TV.
For Arkansas, it will be the second
week in a row it will be on national
TV. The Razorbacks will host Baylo-
ron ABC, Saturday.
Due to the change of starting
times for the football game, the
Texas A&M volleyball team had to
reschedule its game for Nov. 16 also.
The spikers will now host Louis
ville at 3 p.m. instead of the original
7:30 p.m. starting time.
Tech may
be looking
for coach
Bellard says he hasn't
discussed Raider job
Associated Press
STARKVILLE, Miss. — Former
Texas A&M Coach Emory Bellard
says he has not been contacted about
a possible football coaching vacancy
at Texas Tech and that his only de
sire is to help his Mississippi State
team dose its season with victories.
The 5-4 Bulldogs are idle this
weekend and face season-ending
games at Louisiana State and against
arch-rival Mississippi. The Bulldogs
reportedly are still in the running
for a berth in the Independence
Bowl.
The Dallas Morning News re
ported that Bellard, in his seventh
year at Mississippi State, was among
the leading candidates to replace
Jerry Moore at the end of the cur
rent season. Moore has a 15-35-2 re
cord in his four-plus years with the
Red Raiders. Tnis season Texas
Tech is 3-5 and has lost its last five
games.
“I don’t know anything at all
about Texas Tech,” said Bellard,
who has one season remaining on his
contract at State. “To my knowledge,
there’s not even a job opening there
... I’ve had no contact whatsoever
with anybody at Texas Tech. None.”
Bellard, 57, coached high school
football in Texas for 15 years before
spending six years as an assistant at
the University of Texas. He coached
6‘/a years at Texas A&M before re
signing mid-way through the 1978
season.
“I don’t have any thoughts right
now except those concerning this
football season,” Bellard said.
“We’re gonna try with everything
we’ve got to win these next two foot
ball games. That’s the only thing on
my mind right now related to coach-
ing.”
The News also said coach Bobby
Collins of Southern Methodist, a for
mer head coach at Southern Missis
sippi, was a leading candidate to re
place Bellard. The report also said
that Collins, a Mississippi State grad
uate, would replace Charley Scott as
MSU athletic director.
“That’s news to me,” Scott said of
the report. “I recognize that these
kinds of rumors develop all the time,
particularly around athletics. But
from the knowledge I have, they are
just that:— rumors.”
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