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By Ed Bodde
Assistant Sports Editor
The Texas A&M Lady Aggie
lasketball team will have to wait
until the Baylor game Saturday to
and out if it has qualified for the
iouthwest Conference Tourna-
nent.
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Despite an inspired comeback,
McM dropped a 63-57 decision
o Arkansas Wednesday night at
Rollie White Coliseum. The
idy Aggies, 9-16 overall and 5-
10 in the Southwest Conference,
jiust beat Baylor Saturday to
rab the final spot in the tourna-
icnt.
“We have improved so much,”
&M Coach Lynn Hickey said.
They proved that they could
lave beaten the No. 2 team in the
onference. If you can stay up
ith Arkansas, you can stay up
ith most clubs.”
The Razorbacks improved to
|5-11 and 11-4.
“The difference was we were
le to score inside,” Arkansas
loach John Sutherland said.
The Lady Aggies, behind the
oring of Evelyn Sanders and
Paula Crutcher, jumped out to a
[quick 10-6 lead. After Sanders hit
a spinning eight-footer in the
int for A&M’s 10th point, Ar-
nsas began to press. It payed
T a quick dividend as Lanell
awson stole an in-bounds pass
d scored to make it 10-8.
■ A&M still led 14-12 at the
11:27 mark, but Arkansas went
Ion a 15-4 run to take a nine-point
ilead at 27-18. But the Lady Ag-
Igies came right back.
■ Veronda Roundtree canned a
5-pointer and Roper swished one
Ifrorn the top of the key to pull
Bfithin five. The Razorbacks man-
faged a 32-25 lead into the half.
■ The Lady Aggies scored the
Hirst basket of the second half to
Ipull within three at 32-29 but
director)B en went co ^ ; Arkansas then
■owly began to pull away,
milu : E Razorbacks outscored the
Hady Aggies 24-10 over the next
’ ■ 10 minutes to grab its largest lead
of the game at 56-39. Center
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ronda Roundtree defend against her during the
Razorbacks win over A&M Wednesday.
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points for the Razorbacks during
the spurt.
With 6:12 left in the game, the
Lady Aggies came storming back.
Lisa Jordan hit one of two free
throws, and A&M finally started
hitting some outside shots. Fresh
man Traci Thomas banged in a
15-footer, and Lisa Herner and
Donna Roper both nailed jump
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point circle as the Lady Aggies
cut it to eight at 56-48.
Arkansas’ Sheila Burkes cut
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the run, but Roper scored on a
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suddenly it was a six-point game
at 58-52.
Herner was able to hit a 3-
pointer with 46 seconds left to
make it 61-56. But Webb drove
the right baseline for a layup, and
the Razorbacks had their 15th
win of the season.
Arkansas also stymied the Lady
Aggies’ comeback by hitting four
of six free throws in the game’s fi
nal minute and a half.
The Razorbacks’ Wynn led all
scorers with 15 points. Roper led
A&M with 12 points, while
Crutcher, playing her last game
at G. Rollie White, chipped in 11.
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Cougars shock Horned Frogs by 20 points
to give TCU first home defeat in 24 games
FORT WORT H (AP) — Greg
nderson scored 14 of his 2/
lints in the last 10 minutes of
game Wednesday night to
/ the Houston Cougars to an
5 upset of 15th-ranked
uthwest Conference champion
ied about fTexas Christian.
TCU dropped to 22-5 and 13-2
id by last i* 1 the conference while the Cou-
i.id rebot iprs. who had lost to the Horned
Frogs 62-56 earlier in the year,
improved to 17-9 and 9-6.
The loss ended a streak of 24
consecutive victories in Daniel-
Meyer Coliseum for the Horned
Frogs.
Houston never trailed in the
game as guard Tim Hobby scored
25 points, hitting 9 of 13 shots
from the field including five 3-
point buckets.
Rickie Winslow added 17
points for the hot-shooting Cou
gars, who gave TCU problems
with a tight man-for-man de
fense.
The Cougars shot 54 percent
from the field, to build a 38-25
halftime lead on Randy Brown’s
goal at the buzzer. Hobby scored
10 points in the first half, includ
ing two 3-pointers.
Houston’s tenacious man-for-
man defense gave the Horned
Frogs problems although Carl
Lott made his first appearance af
ter missing 10 straight games with
a broken finger.
Lott scored 16 points, while
Larry Richard added 15. Carven
Holcombe, TCU’s leading scorer
who averaged 18 points per
game, had 10 points.
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