1979_11 The Daily Collegian November 1979

              The Deity Ceiggien
Runnin' Rebels come to town
Will the Bulldogs sink or swim against Las Vegas?
By David Cassia an
Cxmay Collegian Staff SwafOjawao
Their play rgiansblgd a striking ship
,n recent weeks, but the Bulldog football
team found a few life preservers floating around up in Stockton last Saturday
tnd came away with an impressive
3)-10 win against University of Pacific
Even though the Bulldogs snapped a
five game losing skein and fattened their
season record to 3-5 ( 1 2 in PCAA play),
they may be lucky to stay afloat against
ewrvada-Las Vegas. Saturday night at
■ 10 m Ratcliffe Stadium
The Rebels wrfl come to town with an
impressive record of 7-1 According to
Bulldog head coach Bob Padilla. Las
Vegas "probably isn t as good as Washington, but they are certainly in the
caliber of San Diego State -
Las Vegas has a high-powered offense
led by running backs Mtcheal Morton
and Loon Walker. Morton has gamed
645 yards on the ground this season for a
6 0 yard average Walker has churned
out 586 yards for an average of 5 9
per carries
Padilla said of the Rebel offense
"When you make as many yards as they
do, you don't |ust concentrate on one
thing They can do it all *
'They are very explosive when they
have the fceatball." he added 'They can
eat up big chunks of the field very
quickly "
Defensively the Rebels have had their
problems The Rebels have given up
'nearly 25 points a game "I think we can
move the football against Las Vegas *
said PadiHa "They have some good
people on defense   - particularly their
linebackers - but overall I think they
have better athletes on offense "
The Rebels also have a pair of fine
defensive ends in Craig Silverman and
Ron Crews The pair are both strong and
possess fine speed
"I'm not sure we can outscore Las
Vegas,'said Padilla. but I mink we can
put some points on the board '
Wednesday s practice session was ai
painful one for several Bulldogs Ted
Torostan reintured his knee and is
cnjestionable for Saturday' s game Kelly
Bremmer and Bill Grtever also sustained
injuries to the knee, though the seriousness of their iniurtes was not known at
press time Sergio Toscano had his left
hand stepped oft but returned to act ton
after that day
Women spikers shoot for second place
Da.K Collegian Saserta Editor
With only three conference matches
remaining for the season the Bulldog
spikers still have a glimmer of hope to
capture second place in the Nor Cal
conference
Presently tied with San Jose State for
third, with a cortfererice record of 5-4,
Fresno s chances at a second place
finish Iw in their ability to defeat UC
Berkeley next TuresoVsy in the last home
game of the year
According to Bulldog coach Letlani
Overstreet, 'Cal is doing very well this
year " Trwy only have one loss (3-1),
she pointed out but this may soon
cttange as tho Boors still have to face
several other strong toems In the confer
ence including undefeated conference
leader UOP Overstreet anticipates at
least three rnore losses for Cal including
one to Fresno For the 5pm match in
the women's gym. Overstreet pointed
out that the Bulldogs will have the home
court advantage something they missed
in their last two rnatches which were
both on the road Both resulted in losses
for Fresno, first at the hands of San Joae
State and last Tuesclay to Stanford
In the Stanford loss the teem "just
didn't have a lot of punch," said Over
street After winning the first game
15-13, the Bulldogs lost the next three
»4V15, 13-15. 15-17
'There was a lot more pressure/ said
Overstreet She eaaaaini i1 that after
having oatoomtd SUnford eorlier in the
year the pressure was on Fresno to do it
again, despite popular belief that it
would be on the previous loser
Also adding to I
was the inability of
to play to her full potential due to an
ankle iniury suffered in a previous
match
We're still missing Sandi's full
range of movement," said Overstreet
She added that the rest of the team has
also been feeling ill due to colds and fkt
The Bulldog squad hopes to return to
full strength next Tuesday night at home
against Berkeley as this weekend
Fresno travels to Eugene, Oregon to
compete in the Oregon Invitational
Tourrtament in whach four other teams
will play
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1~ Senior vocal recital set for Nov. 15
to reg
Lois Anne Del sage of Tracy, a music
education major at CSUF, will present a
senior vocal recital at 5 p m Thursday,
15    in   the   CSUF   Master
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A student of  Drjrothy  Renzi,   Miss Deiius She will be acxtsmpenied by
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