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Basketball
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junior guard Ann O’Neil. O'Neil
dominated Iowa State’s first half
offense with 15 of Iowa State’s
25 points.
Aggie
fans, tired
of watching
O’Neil
score, took
it upon
themselves
to yell “hall
hog” each
time she got
the ball, and
thanks to
tighter A&M coverage she was
held to only five points, all off
free throws, in the second half.
“(O’Neil) is a great player,”
Williams said. “She brings all
aspects of the game. She can shoot
the three, take it off the dribble,
pull up and drive right by you.”
Blair said O’Neil is a great
player living up to her potential,
but it was Iowa State’s adjust
ments that kept the Cyclones in
the game in the second.
“(Iowa State) started the
game with a box-and-one (zone
defense) to guard against our
shooter Mindy (Garrison),”
Blair said. “Then when we put
two shooters in Mindy and
Charlette (Castile), they went to
a triangle-and-two.”
Iowa State’s offense was
spread among most of its bench,
with seven players scoring 31
second half points.
Iowa State freshman forward
Megan Ronhovde put up seven
points in the second half and
finished with a double-double
with 10 rebounds and 10 points
in the game.
Fennelly said that he wasn’t
expecting the offensive depth
from his team, who is known for
their zone defense.
“This was an offensive explo
sion for us," Fennelly said. “This
is the best that we have played in
a long time.”
Blair said the fans at Reed
Arena showed great support but
he hopes to lower the amount of
men-women double headers for
next year.
"It is too much to expect our
crowd to put six hours in on bas
ketball games,” Blair said. “This
is not good for the men. it is not
good for the women, it is defi
nitely not good for the fans.”
The Aggies next opponent is
Oklahoma State on Wednesday
at 7 p.m. at Reed Arena.
SPORTS IN BRIEF
CBS apologizes for
R-rated Super Bowl
halftime show
NEW YORK (AP)-CBS apolo
gized on Sunday for an unex
pectedly R-rated end to its
Super Bowl halftime show,
when singer Justin Timberlake
tore off part of Janet Jackson’s
top, exposing her breast.
“CBS deeply regrets the inci
dent," spokeswoman Leslie
Anne Wade said after the net
work received several calls
about the show.
The two singers were perform
ing a flirtatious duet to end the
halftime show, and at the song’s
finish, Timberlake reached
across Jackson’s leather gladia
tor outfit and pulled off the cov
ering to her right breast.
The network quickly cut away
from the shot, and did not men
tion the incident on the air.
It was unclear whether
Timberlake intended to expose
Jackson’s breast.
Wade said CBS officials
attended rehearsals of the half
time show all week, “and there
was no indication any such
thing would happen. The
moment did not conform to
CBS’ broadcast standards and
we would like to apologize to
anyone who was offended.”
The Super Bowl halftime
show, which also featured P.
Diddy, Nelly and Kid Rock, was
produced by MTV, CBS’ corpo
rate cousin in Viacom.
“We were extremely disap
pointed by elements of the MTV-
produced halftime show,” Joe
Browne, NFL executive vice
president, said. “They were
totally inconsistent with assur
ances our office was given about
the content of the show.
“It’s unlikely that MTV will
produce another Super Bowl
halftime.”