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'Dags downed
By Michael Young
StaffWriter
In. their second meeting of the
season, the Wyoming Cowboys
defeated the Fresno State men's
basketball team 84-7C'last night in
Laramie, Wyoming.
The Ttogs pulled off a 57-54
win to take the last meeting in
Selland. That very fatrf proved to
make this match-up something to
watch. The Bulldog men also had
/- a three game winning streak on
the line. The threegamewin streak
saw the TDogs go. a perfect 3-0
with Darmayl Stamps in the line¬
up. The streak also marked three
complete games that Coach
Colson has worn his lucky red
- sweater. Added to the excitement
\ was ah angry Theo Ratliff, who
was held to just twp points in the
-last meeting.
Fresno State vs. Wyoming, the
*s sequel, was hardly the defensive
battle the last match-up proved to
be, with the twoteams combining
-——for 154 points. Wyoming guard
Lad rell Whitehead lead all scor-
'" ers with 27 points to boost 'the
Cowboys to a 84-70 win. Ratliff
avoided foul trouble and lit up
the scoreboard 17 times. He also
blocked five Fresno State shots.
Fresno State's own shot
blacker, Anthony Pelle, blocked
just one shotto go along with his
eight points. High point man for
• the Tiogs was Dominick Young,
dropping in 22. Darnell
McCulloch added 15 points arid
four boards in a losing effort.
Fresno' State shot 50 percent
from the field in the first half, but
oiuy 33 percent from the line: In
the first half alone, Wyoming vis¬
ited the charity stripe 13 times
making 11 of those chances. Wy o-
mmgwentmtothelockerroomat:
half-time with a 36-30 lead.
'Dogs continued to struggle in
the rebound and turnover depart¬
ments. Fresno State was out-re¬
bounded 38-23. Perhaps a bigger \
story in the rebound department
was thejoffensive rebounding to*
tals. Fresno State en<2ed the game -
with a 17-7 deficit in that depart¬
ment One of the few stats the
Dogs did win was the turnover
category 11-10.
While cutting down the'turn¬
overs, Fresno State was bom¬
barded by the Wyoming bench.
Cowboy Bobby Tray lor turned
• an impressive showing, piling 18
points to lead both benches. IDogs
DeAndre Austin and Brandon
Bakke combined for all 12 of
Fresno State's bench scoring.
Orderyour
college ring NOW
JOSTENS
Your Jostens representative will
•be at Kennel Bookstore en me
following days:
Date: Jan.30-Feb. 3 .
Tine: 10:00 a.m to 4:00 p.m.
Main Level.
278-4268
A
Steve R. Fujimoto/The Daily Collegian
When the 'Dogs played Wyoming at Selland Arena last Thursday, Dominick Young had six
steals, but last night at Wyoming, Young had only two. Bulldogs lost 84-70.
Women^s
Frorn Page 8
: * •
, Wyoming finished the game
with 29 turnovers, compared to
only 14 by the Bulldogs. For the
game, both teams shot 37 percent
from the field.,
_ FSV coachLinda Wunder was
pleased with the team's overall
effort. "We had better defensive
ball pressure which led to steals
and easy transition baskets/ she
said, i $jfc%
She alsoadded ."We did, how¬
ever, miss alot of easy baskets
inside." ^
Wyoming coach Chad Lavin
offered "They (FSU) came out
fired up and had a big crowd and
really put a lot of pressure on us
and we didn't handle it well I
know it sounds like a broken
record, but you can't turn the ball
over that much and have suc¬
cess."
The Dogs improved to 11-7,4-
3inrheWAC Wyoming fell to 9-
8, and 2-4 in league competition.
Talk
•; T
Frqm Page 8 A\ y
The guest would telLtheir
friends that they are going to be
on the show so they would, listen.
Then, those friends would tell
their friends about it arid hope¬
fully a few of them would call in."
As for ways to increase public¬
ity, Brady has been blazing a new
trail. 'I've been advertising the
show to the local users of America
On-Line arid; hoping that we can
get some listeners that-way. No¬
body has called in and said that
they heard about the show from
America On-line, but you never
know."
Another idea for publicity that
Chavez had involved outside
sources. "I'd like to get a corpo¬
rate sponsor so that we could hang
fryers in places like World Foot
Locker and then maybe two
people a day see the sign and
listen in."
Regardkssofthelisteners,each
person involved in the show has a
different message for the public
"It's not the McLaughlin Group
and it's not Larry King. Call us up
and hopefully well'make you
laugh." says Brady. Chavez is
more interested in making sure
that the puWk: knows when the
show is on. "Friday's at 5:00 pm
If you call us up, we' guarantee
that we will get co your call."
Despitefrequeatchangestothe"
cast and format of the show, two
men still sit down approximately
four feet apart every Friday at
5:00 p.m.
They put on their earphones,
and listen to the introduction
musk. It is time once again for
"Inside the Game.''
Collegian Ad Line 278-5731
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| Title | 1995_02 The Daily Collegian February 1995 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1995 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
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Description
| Title | February 3, 1995, Page 7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1995 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | 'Dags downed By Michael Young StaffWriter In. their second meeting of the season, the Wyoming Cowboys defeated the Fresno State men's basketball team 84-7C'last night in Laramie, Wyoming. The Ttogs pulled off a 57-54 win to take the last meeting in Selland. That very fatrf proved to make this match-up something to watch. The Bulldog men also had /- a three game winning streak on the line. The threegamewin streak saw the TDogs go. a perfect 3-0 with Darmayl Stamps in the line¬ up. The streak also marked three complete games that Coach Colson has worn his lucky red - sweater. Added to the excitement \ was ah angry Theo Ratliff, who was held to just twp points in the -last meeting. Fresno State vs. Wyoming, the *s sequel, was hardly the defensive battle the last match-up proved to be, with the twoteams combining -——for 154 points. Wyoming guard Lad rell Whitehead lead all scor- '" ers with 27 points to boost 'the Cowboys to a 84-70 win. Ratliff avoided foul trouble and lit up the scoreboard 17 times. He also blocked five Fresno State shots. Fresno State's own shot blacker, Anthony Pelle, blocked just one shotto go along with his eight points. High point man for • the Tiogs was Dominick Young, dropping in 22. Darnell McCulloch added 15 points arid four boards in a losing effort. Fresno' State shot 50 percent from the field in the first half, but oiuy 33 percent from the line: In the first half alone, Wyoming vis¬ ited the charity stripe 13 times making 11 of those chances. Wy o- mmgwentmtothelockerroomat: half-time with a 36-30 lead. 'Dogs continued to struggle in the rebound and turnover depart¬ ments. Fresno State was out-re¬ bounded 38-23. Perhaps a bigger \ story in the rebound department was thejoffensive rebounding to* tals. Fresno State en<2ed the game - with a 17-7 deficit in that depart¬ ment One of the few stats the Dogs did win was the turnover category 11-10. While cutting down the'turn¬ overs, Fresno State was bom¬ barded by the Wyoming bench. Cowboy Bobby Tray lor turned • an impressive showing, piling 18 points to lead both benches. IDogs DeAndre Austin and Brandon Bakke combined for all 12 of Fresno State's bench scoring. Orderyour college ring NOW JOSTENS Your Jostens representative will •be at Kennel Bookstore en me following days: Date: Jan.30-Feb. 3 . Tine: 10:00 a.m to 4:00 p.m. Main Level. 278-4268 A Steve R. Fujimoto/The Daily Collegian When the 'Dogs played Wyoming at Selland Arena last Thursday, Dominick Young had six steals, but last night at Wyoming, Young had only two. Bulldogs lost 84-70. Women^s Frorn Page 8 : * • , Wyoming finished the game with 29 turnovers, compared to only 14 by the Bulldogs. For the game, both teams shot 37 percent from the field., _ FSV coachLinda Wunder was pleased with the team's overall effort. "We had better defensive ball pressure which led to steals and easy transition baskets/ she said, i $jfc% She alsoadded ."We did, how¬ ever, miss alot of easy baskets inside." ^ Wyoming coach Chad Lavin offered "They (FSU) came out fired up and had a big crowd and really put a lot of pressure on us and we didn't handle it well I know it sounds like a broken record, but you can't turn the ball over that much and have suc¬ cess." The Dogs improved to 11-7,4- 3inrheWAC Wyoming fell to 9- 8, and 2-4 in league competition. Talk •; T Frqm Page 8 A\ y The guest would telLtheir friends that they are going to be on the show so they would, listen. Then, those friends would tell their friends about it arid hope¬ fully a few of them would call in." As for ways to increase public¬ ity, Brady has been blazing a new trail. 'I've been advertising the show to the local users of America On-Line arid; hoping that we can get some listeners that-way. No¬ body has called in and said that they heard about the show from America On-line, but you never know." Another idea for publicity that Chavez had involved outside sources. "I'd like to get a corpo¬ rate sponsor so that we could hang fryers in places like World Foot Locker and then maybe two people a day see the sign and listen in." Regardkssofthelisteners,each person involved in the show has a different message for the public "It's not the McLaughlin Group and it's not Larry King. Call us up and hopefully well'make you laugh." says Brady. Chavez is more interested in making sure that the puWk: knows when the show is on. "Friday's at 5:00 pm If you call us up, we' guarantee that we will get co your call." Despitefrequeatchangestothe" cast and format of the show, two men still sit down approximately four feet apart every Friday at 5:00 p.m. They put on their earphones, and listen to the introduction musk. It is time once again for "Inside the Game.'' Collegian Ad Line 278-5731 |
