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THE BATTALION
Thursday, Novemberli
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Leatherman leads A&M
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By True Brown
THE BATTALION
The Texas A&M men’s bas
ketball team finished its exhibi
tion season with a 92-79 victory
over the EA Sports Midwest
All-Stars Wednesday night at
Reed Arena.
The game was the final
tuneup for A&M before begin
ning regular season play
Monday night against George
Washington University.
A&M won despite allowing
19 points off of 22 turnovers and
having junior guard Bernard
King, last season’s scoring
leader, score just nine points.
“I don’t think we were very
sharp tonight,” said men’s
head basketball coach Melvin
Watkins. “We’ll get back on it
and iron out some of the things
we didn't do as good a job as
we could have.”
After swapping the lead
seven times early in the game,
the Aggies took a 16-15 lead on
a pair of free throws by sopho
more forward Thomas Ress with
13:37 remaining in the first half.
A&M never trailed again.
The Aggies built their lead to
12 points later in the half after
EA Sports guard Shaun Fountain
was given a technical foul and
senior guard Andy Leatherman
hit both free throws.
Leatherman finished the
night as the Aggies’ leading
scorer with 16 points and four
three-pointers.
“I felt pretty good,”
Leatherman said. “The guys were
hitting me while 1 was open. We
did a good job all game of dump
ing the ball off to the open man.”
EA Sports responded with its
biggest scoring run of the night,
scoring 1 1 straight to cut
A&M’s lead to one.
EA Sports guard Kelly
McClure scored nine points dur
ing the run, including seven
straight. McClure finished the
night with 25 points as the
game’s leading scorer.
EA Sports kept A&M’s lead
in single digits for most of the
second half.
“Defensively, we got beat off
the dribble too much.” Watkins
said. “There were also times
when we didn't rebound the ball
well. We couldn't really create
and get the game going in the
direction we wanted it to.”
Forward Sheldon Quarles
and guard Titus Wannsley, both
graduates of the University of
Texas, scored 1 1 and 10 points,
respectively, for EA Sports.
A&M sophomore guard
Michael Gardener scored in dou
ble digits for the second straight
game for the Aggies, netting 13
points, adding eight rebounds
and five assists.
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WACO, Texas (AP) — For all his recep
tions and touchdowns, Reggie Newhouse
has never experienced a Big 12 victory.
Third-year Baylor coach Kevin Steele,
the coach who recruited Newhouse, has not
won a conference game either.
Saturday is their last chance to avoid
extending their conference losing streak to
29 games.
The Bears (2-7, 0-7 Big 12) get that
opportunity against another struggling team,
Oklahoma State (2-7, 0-6).
“1 don’t care if I don’t catch a single pass,
winning is what’s important,” Newhouse
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said. “We know we can compete, hut it'
ter to get that one in the win column.”
Newhouse, who last year became the first
Baylor receiver in 17 years with 40 catches,
has 48 catches for 538 yards and seven TDs
this season. His 95 career receptions rank
third in Baylor history.
The last Big 12 victory for Baylor was
31-24 against Kansas on Oct. 10, 1998, a
year before Steele and Newhouse arrived.
The Bears are 0-23 in conference play under
Steele, and have gone just 3-44 in the
league’s six seasons.
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