1989_12 The Daily Collegian December 1989

              Page 10    Friday, December 1, 1969
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FSU shot a paltry 22 percent in the
first half, largely In part to its three-
pointwoes. The Bulldogs stayed in the
game with strong rebounding, an area
that Fresno Is vastly improved on
over last season.
"We get to the boards quicker,"
Adams said earlier in the week, "and
last year we had stationary jumpers."
In the last minute of play. It looked
as If the Cowboys were going to escape
with a victory In their home opener.
Freshman Bobby Straface, a late
substitute, hit a three-pointer with
1:10 left to grre his team a 68-67 lead.
Senior center Anthony Pullard hit
one of two free throws to extend
McNeese's lead to two, 69-67, with 52
secondsleft.
Pullard, an All-American last year,
scored 23 potnts for the Cowboys,
including two big three-pointers down
the stretch to keep the game close.
On tHe Bulldogs' next possession.
Hooker got free fcr a reverse lay up.
but missed It and forward Pat
PJddlesprlgger picked up his fifth foul
trying to get the tip-in. McNeeaes
Mark Thompson, a career 30 percent
foul shooter, missed the front end of a
one-and-one. and FSU was given new
Bfcwith 31 seconds left.
After a Bulldog timeout freshman
center Dimlbi Lambrecht rumbled
the ball away, and McNeese picked up
the loose ball Straface was fouled.'
but missed his free throw, and
Lambrecht made up for his mistake
with a lay up to tie It at 69-69.
McNeese's Scott Servlck was fouled In
the backcourt by Bijou Bah/ with five
ticks oh the clock and made both free
throws.
After the last Bulldog timeout
Lambrecht in-bounded the ball to
Hooker at mldoourt, who dribbled
calmly and launched the game-
winner from 25 feet away.
Center Carlo Williams, using
corrective goggles for the first time
this year, chipped in 11 points to go
with his 11 rebounds for FSU.
The Bulldogs' next game is
Saturday evening at Kansas State.
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threestarters and eight letterwinners.
Among the top returning players
are 5-8 seinor forward Lea Ann
Parsley (11.5 ppg). 5-8 Junior forward
Sheila Johnson (9.9 ppg) and 5-9
sophomore KrlsU Huff |9.6ppg).
The Lady Herds also have a starting
senior guard who stands 4-11, Jenelle
Stephenson.
It was only last weekend that the
Bulldogs were up at UNR, hosted by the
Wolf Pack at their annual
Thanksgiving tournament. The
Bulldogs finished second at the
tournament
6-0 senior Dawn Pitman with a 14.5
points per game average and a
8.5rebound per game average.
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