1985_11 The Daily Collegian November 1985

              Sports
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Nov. 14,1985
The Daily Collegian
No. 34 Brian Salone toes up strong in i physical game against Club Bosnia of Yugoslavia last night in Selland Arena. Salone scored 14 points and the "Dogs won 70-61.
'Dogs beat Slavs in debut
Sports Editor
l.ast night, the 1985-86 Fresno State
basketball leam"s opening performance at
Selland Arena received favorable reviews
from a sellout of 10,132 ai the Bulldogs
beat Club Bosnia of Yugoslavia.
While the latest editipn of the 'Dogj
dazzled the Red Wave with an array of
last breaks, slam dunks, smooth shooting
and dugged defense. Coach Boyd Grant
. had mixed feelings aboul the 70-61 win.
"Thc only thing I can say is that we have
a long way to go. "said Grant. "The thing
that concerns me the most is that we're
really not looking for options. We've
made up our minds what we're going to do
before we evn get the basketball."
Thc Yugoslavians, notorious for their
physically aggressive style of play, ran
lefro
•   Bnan  Sal
.  Fred
Emerson and Jos Kuipers. Fr
three big men — especially Salone and
Kuipers — played hard inside, domina¬
ting thc larger Yugoslavians.
Coach Grant could find little in com¬
mon between Club Bosnia's style of play
and that of the teams the Bulldogs will
soon be facing.
"They were young." said Grant, "and
you could tell they were young. I also
think they were frustrated by the of¬
ficiating. The officiating, I felt, was very
good."
International Shootout V was played
by NCAA ralherthan International rules
and Club Bosnia had a difficult time
adjusting to the officiating. The Yugo¬
slavian coach was infuriated by the
numerous  traveling calls  and  personal
Coach Grant substituted liberally in the
game, experimenting with several dif¬
ferent lineups. The starters for the game
Kuipers, Emerson. Leo
Walker and Mike Mitchell.
Kuipers led all scorers with 25 points,
hitting four-of-four three-pointers. He
was also the leading rebounder with eight.
Salone had an outstanding perfor¬
mance at both ends of the court. He
scored 14 points, pulled down five re¬
bounds, blocked  two shots and  made
Emerson scored 11 points, collected
three boards and shot 71 percent from the
field. His outside jumper looked impres-
Walker handled their starting roles well,
but Mitchell, according to Grant has only
scratched the surface.
"I've never seen him quite that tight
before,"said Grant. "Mike will adjust and
do the things that well all be amazed he
cando."
Walker. listed at 5 feet 10 inches has the
potential to be a slick ballhandler as his
savvy was immediately apparent.
Charlie Smi
,   Mar
I   Cart
.  Mark
Gustin. Kenny Cook and Daniel Means
played aggressively and with confidence, a
vital factor in this team's success.
Several new Bulldogs made their first
appearance in Grant's Tomb and, aside
from opening game jitters, the outlook is
favorable.
Key n
Mite
that nedshirted
last season, was a pleasant surprise at the
point guard position.
Coach Grant was pleased with Derrick
Barden's performance. Barden, a redshirt
freshman played aggressive defense and
was a force on the boards.
Senior Mark Gustin's experience and
improvement were evident on the court.
Gustin's contribution to the frontline will
add size and depth.
'        See DEBUT, pag. 7
Nov. 14,1985
SPORTS
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Elgorriaga PSC's top coach
Fresno State soccer coach Jose Elgor-    team to go through PSC unbeaten and selecti....
riaga was named the Pacific Soccer Con-    untied since the University of San the third first-team selection, Randy
~            -   .     -                            Francisco did it in 1980. Prescott. led the Bulldogs in scoring with
Three members of the soccer team were career highs in goals scored (12) and
o State to    named to the PSC all-star team for the assists (9). He is closing in on the school
  record for goals, assists and points.
Coach c
lounced Wednesday. 9
Elgorriaga, 58. guided F/e»no
first PSC championship and second > second a
NCAA playoff'appearance. It       Chato Elgorriaga, I
third time in the last four years that
Elgorriaga has received the award.
This season, Elgorriaga guided the Bull¬
dog squad to its best record in school
history. The 17-4-1 mark includes a-
perfect 7-0-0 PSC record. FSU is the first
n shutouts i
n. Hei:
allowed just
ihyofthe
0.85 goals this sea
school record for
heading into the NCAAs.
Kenny Mays, a stalwart defender for
Bulldog squad that has allowed just I
goals in 22 matches, was also a first-tear
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Dutra. junior midfielder Tom Gleason.
senior forward Mark Masich and junior
Kevin Williams were selected to the team.
Fresno State opens NCAA first-round
playoff action Sunday in Las Vegas
against 8th-ranked UNLV.
Debut
Cmmm from pag* •
The Bulldogs will host a tough
Washington State team in their "
official contest of the season No-
According to Grant, there are
things that need to improve before facing
one of the Pacific 10 favorites.
"In Washington Sute, we're meeting
team that's going to be one ofthe top three
in the Pac 10,"said Grant. "I really feel
have a ways to go."
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