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cifttmi, bftck^d into m tie for the
chantpionAhip, and did it by loting.
Th4 Longnornft tee re the surprise
****** of the conference this season.
But when their chances arrived to
inag the title. UT choked, losing its
late two games to TCU and Tech by
ft combined two points. r
■ Weltikh Says the 'Horns are the
best team in the league, which isn't
saying a lot since the SWC is one of
the weakest conferences in the na
tion.
(Texas did play seven one-point
games this season and lost six of
them. Maybe the ’Horns are the best
team in the league.
The, SWC coaches think Texas at
Jkjast has the best players.
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Friday, March 7 — Quai
SMU (18-9) vs. Texas Tech (14-15), 12:08 p.
TCU (20-7) vs. Rice (9-18), 2:58 p.m.
Tftxaft Ajfcftt (18-10) vs. Arkansas!(12-15). 6:08 p.m.
Texas (17-10) vs. Houston <14-13^ 8:38 p.m.
_ Saturday, March 8 — Semifinals
®MW-Texas Tech winner vs. TCU-Rice winner, 12:08 p.i
ASftM-Arkansas winner vs. Texas-Houston winner, 5:08 ]
_ Sunday.March 9—Finals
Semifinal winners play, 1:08 p.m. I
They voted UT’s John Brownlee
as Offensive Player of the Year and
Karl Willock as the Defensive Player
of the Year
But as a team, the Longhorns
have proven all talk and no actioh so
far. -
Houston (8-8, 14-13) is the mys-
tery team of the tournament
They have three of the best play
ers in the league inAlvin Franklin,
Greg Anderson ani! ft . kie Winslow,
but can’t get the right chemistry to
gether. . ^ v.
The Cougars are losing their
coach, Guy V. Lewis, at the end of
the tourney and would like nothing
better than to obtain one last NCAA
appearance for him.
The incentive has been there aril
season, however, and little has been
accomplished. • The Cougars lost
three of their last four games.
But Lewis ja probably in the lab
now, brewing tm another winning
formula, while Texas does it Weit-
lich’s way — by losing.
Prediction! UH by 2.
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