1985_09 The Daily Collegian September 1985

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SPORTS
Sept. 20, 1985
Bulldogs to face improved Beavers
By Ben Zayas
Sports Editor
After opening the "85 football
with an impressive 26-6 win over Pacific
Coast Athletic Association rival Nevada-
Las Vegas, the 'Dogs will travel to Cor-
valis to uke on the Beavers of Oregon
State University this Saturday.
The Beavers, coached by first-
Dave Kragthorpe. have been impressive
its, beating Idaho
43-28 and California 23-20.
According  to   FSU   t
suprises for the 'Dogs.
"We feel there is nothing they are going
to do that our players haven't seen," said
Wilhelm heading the attack.
Bynum caught 51 passes for 711 yards
in "84 and is considered a deep threat by
e going to use defenses that a
man fronts, which means they have commit¬
ted themselves to stop the run. You can¬
not, however, stop the run and the pass."
Although the 'Dogs are playing orfthe
road, Sweeney is optimistic about the
outcome of Saturday's match-up ymh the
improved Beavers.
"Well improve tremendously this
week," said Sweeney, "When we go to
Corvalis well be in our comfort zone and
on a high performance level."
"Williams coming out of the backfield
will add another dimension to our of-
," said Sweeney, "We won't have to
30 yards downfield.
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Fresno State Radio
Kelly Skipper (26) and tbe rest of tbe Bulldogs are hoping t
weekend in the tame fashion as the game againat UNLV.
exciting against Bynum," said Sweeney,    downs while completing 64 percent of his
challenge our players to    passes. Wilhelm is. a left-handed passer
l." but Coach Sweeney said that should not
Im has been impressive this sea-     pose a problem as Bulldog reserve quar-
icing up 493 yards for seven touch-    terback, also a lefty, has given the 'Dog
defense that look in practice.
The Beavers also field a highly regarded
defense that will test the Bulldogs newly
found running attack.
"Defensively, Ihey are a very emotional
team," said Sweeney, "They play eight-
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BULLDOG NOTES - Two top defen¬
ders will not suit up for this week's game.
Noseguard Chris Pacheeo and rover
Kevin Mason both sufTered sprained
knees in the UNLV game but both will
return for the Mustangs of Cal Poly-SLO
next Saturday... Gene Taylor (SE), Paul
Pflug (TE), Anthony Collier (NG), and
Anthony Nunn (LB) will start this week...
Tbe Beavers' kicking gime Is led by Jim
Nielsen who Is a perfect 10-for-lO this
season In field goals... Despite his 60-yard
pasting performance against UNLV,
Kevin Sweeney moved into fifth on the
all-time PCAA passing list with 5,716
career pasting yard.
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SPORTS
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Waterdogs
face test
The Fresno State water polo team will
try to rebound from a tough loss last week
against the University of Southern Cali¬
fornia when they open play this weekend
at the UC-lrvine Invitational.
The tournament, according to Bulldogs
Coach Harold Zane, is one of the most
prestigious if its kind, featuring every-top
ten team in the nation.
In a 12-8 losing effort against USC, the
Bulldogs didn't play as people has ex¬
pected, including Zane. "Our guys didnt
play up to expectations," said Zane,
"When we had the extra-man advantage
we weren't very sharp. We became frus¬
trated, which in turn hurt our goal output
GAME #2
| Sports Briefs
Fresno State
vs.
Oregon State
place:Corvalis, Oregon
day:   Saturday, Sept. 21
Jim Sweeney    time: 4:00 p.m. Dave Kragthorpe
48-32 2-0
The Bulldogs will travel to Corvalis to take on Dave Kragthorpe's Beavers. It is only
the second game between the two schools. In 1981 the'Dogs led the Beavers 28-0
halftime before OSU came back to beat the -Dogs 31-28.
FSU tig« Brmdfea gaara
Tbe Fresno Slate basketball team hat
added another top prospect with tbe sign-
:ng of Brazilian guard Fernando
Tomatiello, a 6-2, 170-pound freshman
from Sao Paulo, averaged 27 ppg for
Conhnental Parque, a club team that won
the 1984 South America championship.
Bulldogs add Washington State
The Fresno State football team will play
the Cougars of Washington State in Pull¬
man for the 1987 and 1994 seasons. The
contract includes a home match in J996.
The'Dogs have also added the Lobos of
New Mexico with a two-year contract.
Weekend Action
"Win c
FSU will try and improve its play at the
Irvine tournament. "Every year, except
for a couple, the team that has won this
t has gone on and Won the
ional Collegiate Athletic Association
nt," said Zane.
lot really the point
nere."said Zane, "I feel this tournament is
a very good test for us. Last year at Irvine
we only won two games, but we tied
UCLA and only lost by one to USC and
Stanford. This showed us that we could
play."
According to Zane, the Bulldogs, to do
well, will have to play better defense than
they did against  USC in the
said Zane, "This factor v.
bench important to us. I will be looking     l  ,','
for some of our younger players to play an
important role for us."
Another added feature of the UC-lrvine
Invitational, is the chance for the Bulldogs
to play the U.S. National team. A team
that features several members of the USA
silver medalist team in the "84 Olympics.
"We are looking at the game with the
national team as basically a learning ex¬
perience for ut," said Zane.
Volleyball — The Fresno State volley- including the U.S. National team.
ill team will travel to Stockton for a        Soccer - The Bulldop, 1-2 in PCAA
match with the Tigers of Pacific. The play and 40 overall, will host the Mus-
Tigers finished third in the NCAA Cham- tangs of Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo. The
p.onship a year ago and are 3-0 this -Dogs are coming off a disjointing 1-0
season. The Bulldogs are 3-6, overtime loss to the 'Runnin Rebels of
Water polo —After suffering a opening UNLV. The match will be played Satur-
season loss to the the Trojans of USC, the day at 7:30 p.m. in Bulldog Stadium
Waterdogs will partcipate in the pres-       Cross Country — The Bulldogs will
ligiout UC-lrvine Invitational Tourna play host this Saturday at the Fresno
ment Sept. 20-22 in Newport. All of the State Invitational at Woodward Park,
top ten teams in the national will be there. The event is scheduled to begin af9a.m.
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