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Sports
Tuesday, October 16, 200lJLTH E BATT AL I ON Page 9
Tech cancels
game with IU
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — An
Indiana official said Monday that
the basketball game, which
would have brought former
coach Bob Knight back to
Bloomington, Ind., was canceled
because of new “circumstances.”
Spokesman Jeff Fanter said
Texas Tech officials contacted
Indiana earlier this month to dis
cuss the game and that both
schools agreed to cancel it.
“The circumstances at both
schools have changed since the
game was originally scheduled,”
Fanter said in a statement. “We
were in agreement with Texas
T ech and both schools agreed
mutually to forgo the final year
of the contract.”
Indiana Athletic Director
Michael McNeely was in meet
ings all day Monday and unavail
able for comment, Fanter said.
The game was originally
scheduled as part of a three-
game deal that was signed when
Knight coached at Indiana.
Knight was fired Sept. 10,
2000, after violating the univer
sity’s zero-tolerance policy and
was hired by Texas Tech to re
place the fired James Dickey.
The game would have
brought Knight back to Bloom
ington for a showdown against
Indiana, where he coached for
SPORTS IN BRIEF
Men’s basketball
begins practice
The Texas A&M men’s basket
ball team began fall practices
last weekend. The team prac
ticed twice on both Saturday
and Sunday.
The Aggies, who finished
No. 11 in the Big 12 last sea
son, return four starters and
nine lettermen.
Junior guard Bernard King,
and sophomore forward Nick
Anderson will play for the Aggies
again this season. King, a pre
season All-Big 12 selection by
Basketball News, averaged 18.0
points and 4.8 assists per game
last season.
Anderson was the only fresh
man in the Big 12 to start every
game in 2000.
A&M will open its regular
season on Nov. 19 against
George Washington University
at Reed Arena.
29 seasons and won a school
record 661 games and three na
tional championships.
Fanter said the game was not
bought out and that there were
no financial obligations for ei
ther school. T he contract called
for Texas Tech to visit Bloom
ington twice in exchange for In
diana visiting Lubbock, Texas,
to help the Red Raiders open
their new basketball arena in
November 1999.
“Scheduling is a challenge
that all athletic departments face,
so we will always accommodate
whenever possible,” Fanter said.
“It is our goal to schedule the
most competitive men’s basket
ball teams as possible.”
Indiana could replace the
game on the 2002-03 schedule,
but Fanter did not say what the
Hoosiers intended to do.
Texas Tech has had discussions
about another contest in Indiana,
against Purdue, but Boilennakers
coach Gene Keady has said that
would not happen next year.
“There’s no game with Texas
Tech. Period,” Keady said last
month. “Pat Knight called one
of my assistants this spring and
asked if we might be interested
in playing down the road. We’ve
heard nothing from them since,
nor have we followed up.”
Melt down
Continued from Page 7
all their third quarter woes the
following drive after Mur
phy’s touchdown but fumbled
on a first-and-ten play from
the Colorado 3 5-yard line af
ter looking like they would
march in for the game-win
ning score uncontested.
Junior quarterback Mark Far
ris and the Aggie offense looked
sharp in the fourth quarter but
came one big play short of a cru
cial Big 12 victory.
The A&M offense, that had
found success on the ground pri
or to the Colorado game, was
held to just 42 yards, a season low
for the Aggies.
“We had trouble running the
ball, just like every other team
that has played Colorado,” said
A&M football head coach R.C.
Slocum. “They stack the line and
are very aggressive. Fortunately,
we were able to pass the ball.”
Help
Continued from Page 7
Wins by both Colorado and Nebraska would drastically ease
the road for A&M, but the Aggies must find a way to win in
big-game situations.
This Saturday’s game against K-State will be a good indica
tor of the Aggies’ hig-game ability. Although the Wildcats are
not the same caliber of team as they have been in the last few
years, they are foaming at the mouth for a win after losing three
straight conference games.
The Aggies showed they are a good team by taking one of the
hottest teams in the nation down to the wire last Saturday, and on
any given day could match up with any squad in the Big 12.
But a little help would go a long way.
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