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To JL ThIT
BATTALION
Monday, December3
LMU holds off Agg
By Doug Fuentes
THE BATTALION
Even as the clock hit 0:00 at
Reed Arena Sunday at the Texas
A&M men’s basketball game,
the Aggies still had a chance to
beat Loyola Marymount and get
off to their best start since the
1980-81 season.
A&M junior guard Bernard
King was fouled by Loyola
Marymount’s Marcus Smith
while attempting a 3-pointer
with three-tenths of a second left
in the game, giving King a
chance to shoot three free
throws and tie the game, which
stood at 80-77.
King made the first free
throw but his next two bounced
harmlessly off the rim as the
Lions held off the Aggies, 80-
78, handing A&M its first loss
of the season.
"I thought Marcus fouled
him,” said Loyola Marymount
coach Steve Aggers. “We talked
about not fouling them if they
inbounded the ball behind the
three-point line.”
STUART VILLANUEVA • THE BATTALION
Senior guard Andy Leatherman dribbles around senior guard Marcus
Smith during the Aggies 80-77 loss to Loyala Marymount Sunday.
“Bernard felt bad
but that wasn't the game."^
A&M men’s basketball cm
Melvin Watkins. “It shouij
have ever come down to tb
w as concerned more about,
not being able to stop then"
A&M (4-1) was inaprttr
ions position at theendofi
game because of its inalsii
to stop the Lions (3-3)dm
the stretch.
Loyola Marymount shottl
percent from the floor and fj|
percent from behind the
arc. From midway throi
second half until the end o;
game, the Lions scored on
its 12 possessions.
Trailing 76-75 with
remaining in the game.the.L;
finally managed to stop the
and converted when A&M
more N ick Anderson score;
last of his game-high
giv e the Aggies a 77-76lea:
1:19 remaining.
As it did the entiresecona
Loyola Marymount tesponi
regaining the lead on ate
Greg Lakey with one secom
on the shot clock broudi
score to 78-77.
After stopping the Aggie:
the other end, the Lions mite
clock once again and hit an
tant shot when Eurskine Rote
nailed a jumper with two seta |
left on the shot clock, ghts
Lions a three-point lead at j
w ith 5.8 seconds left.
The Aggies almost did
get a chance to tie the ga®
senior guard Andy Leathern:
was fouled and senttotheli
with three seconds to
one-and-one.
Leatherman missed the!
end of the one-and-one, bui
ball went out of bounds
Aggies, setting up King’s®
the free-throw line.
“It was just one of
days,” King said.
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