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The Collegian • April 2, 1991
7
UNLV-Beaters: Key factors why Duke beat the Rebs
Continued from page 5
of a Vegas fall, it showed in
the RegiOnals, where it took
the Rebels a little longer to
put away a tough Seton Hall
team. Duke, meanwhile,
seemed to rise to a higher
level in each contest and look
hungrier down the stretch ot
every game.
So why did UNLV lose a
79-77 heartbreaker to Duke
in Saturday's semis?
• Duke's tenacious zone
defense. Although Coach K
didn't inherit Bob Knights
volatile sideline demeanor
as his one-time assistant at
Army, the Blue Devils lived
in the Rebels' jocks for 40
minutes.
• Duke was not
intimidated. Although
UNLV's All-America
forward Larry Johnson was
his typical monstrous self on
the boards and in the paint,
Duke ran the floor and
matched the Rebels end to
end-
• Larry was scary, but his
teammates were verv
ordinary. Guard Anderson
Hunt, normally cash-moncv
from the field, was more like
counterfeit bills and couldn't
buy a bucket. And it wouldn't
surprise me if a mugshot ot
All-America swingman Stacy
Augmon. who usual lv
reminds me of a voung
Michael Cooper, turns up on
the back of milk cartons
throughout the nation. I hope
he made it back to Vegas
because he was nowhere to be
found in Indv.
• The last 12 seconds. You
could tell that UNLV hasn't
had to stage a last-ditch
effort to win a game in more
than a year. Johnson made a
poor decision in forcing the
ball to a double-covered
Anderson Hunt for the last-
secondtrey attempt. He
should have driven to the
hoop and gotten the deuce to
put it into overtime, where
they probably would have
pulled it out: or maybe
Johnson would have picked
up the continuation foul and
won it on the free-throw line.
The bottom line is simply
that it was an exciting game
that Vegas boned in the
clutch It was also proof that
Duke's Wonderkids are
legitimate
Tark and his crew have
nothing to be ashamed of
UNLV gave us many thrills
and three NBA first-round
picks to walch for years to
come.
Sour grapes are not
permitted.
Eric Burney is a staff writer a!
The Collegian
Anti-Duke: Referees blew the
whistle on Kansas'title-shot
Continued from page 5
Lawrence, Kansas. But it was
not to be.
I'm probably sounding like
a whiner, but I couldn't
believe the number of fouls
that were called when
Christian {Don't Call Me
Chris) Laettncr had the ball.
It got to the point that all
Laettncr had to do was touch
the ball and a referee's
whistle would blow.
Laeltner's trips to the
charity stripe, and in this
case it sure was charity,
almost outnumbered Kansas
as a team, allowing him to be
named the Final Four's Most
Valuable Free Throw
Shooter {[ mean Player)
Perhaps if Kansas had
shot better from three-point
territory a little better and
made a few of those putbacks
and three-foot jumpers, and il
Duke wouldn't have shot the
lights out and spent so much
time at the line, 1 wouldn't
have said so much bad stufi
about a program that is rare
in the cutthroat world of the
NCAA: the players graduate
and show nothing but class on
and off the court. But I
HATE DUKE!!!'!!!
Chris Cocoles is a sport--
writer at The Collegian.
And this one too !!!
Prank fliers attack ASI president
Three unidentified white
males seen papering the CSUF
campus with flyers early Mon¬
day morning are being sought
for questioning in connection
with the distribution of hate lit¬
erature directed at Associated
Students Inc. President Don
Daves.
The flyers contained an ap¬
parently computer-scanned re¬
production of The Collegian's
namcplate and was photocop¬
ied in a newspaper- type design.
A headline reading "SCAN¬
DAL ROCKS ASI" ran above a
"story" and photograph pur¬
porting to depict Daves engag¬
ing in a sex act. A University
Police spokesperson said an of¬
ficer first sported the flyers posted
ontreesatapproximatelySa.m. A
CSUF custodian also reported
seeing three white males posting
materials at about the same time.
University Police contacted
Plant Operations at 7 a.m. to have
the flyers removed.
'This is just people showing
their true colors, people we know-
have been out there all along,"
AfncanStudents Union president
SalmanShabazzsaid. "Thislittle
stunt does not affect our agenda.
We don't want to be reactionary
about this." Shabazz expects the
matter to be brought up at an
ASU meeting todav.
Daves was unavailable tor
comment.
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| Title | 1991_04 The Daily Collegian April 1991 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1991 |
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| Title | April 2, 1991, Page 7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1991 |
| 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. |
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News.
The Collegian • April 2, 1991
7
UNLV-Beaters: Key factors why Duke beat the Rebs
Continued from page 5
of a Vegas fall, it showed in
the RegiOnals, where it took
the Rebels a little longer to
put away a tough Seton Hall
team. Duke, meanwhile,
seemed to rise to a higher
level in each contest and look
hungrier down the stretch ot
every game.
So why did UNLV lose a
79-77 heartbreaker to Duke
in Saturday's semis?
• Duke's tenacious zone
defense. Although Coach K
didn't inherit Bob Knights
volatile sideline demeanor
as his one-time assistant at
Army, the Blue Devils lived
in the Rebels' jocks for 40
minutes.
• Duke was not
intimidated. Although
UNLV's All-America
forward Larry Johnson was
his typical monstrous self on
the boards and in the paint,
Duke ran the floor and
matched the Rebels end to
end-
• Larry was scary, but his
teammates were verv
ordinary. Guard Anderson
Hunt, normally cash-moncv
from the field, was more like
counterfeit bills and couldn't
buy a bucket. And it wouldn't
surprise me if a mugshot ot
All-America swingman Stacy
Augmon. who usual lv
reminds me of a voung
Michael Cooper, turns up on
the back of milk cartons
throughout the nation. I hope
he made it back to Vegas
because he was nowhere to be
found in Indv.
• The last 12 seconds. You
could tell that UNLV hasn't
had to stage a last-ditch
effort to win a game in more
than a year. Johnson made a
poor decision in forcing the
ball to a double-covered
Anderson Hunt for the last-
secondtrey attempt. He
should have driven to the
hoop and gotten the deuce to
put it into overtime, where
they probably would have
pulled it out: or maybe
Johnson would have picked
up the continuation foul and
won it on the free-throw line.
The bottom line is simply
that it was an exciting game
that Vegas boned in the
clutch It was also proof that
Duke's Wonderkids are
legitimate
Tark and his crew have
nothing to be ashamed of
UNLV gave us many thrills
and three NBA first-round
picks to walch for years to
come.
Sour grapes are not
permitted.
Eric Burney is a staff writer a!
The Collegian
Anti-Duke: Referees blew the
whistle on Kansas'title-shot
Continued from page 5
Lawrence, Kansas. But it was
not to be.
I'm probably sounding like
a whiner, but I couldn't
believe the number of fouls
that were called when
Christian {Don't Call Me
Chris) Laettncr had the ball.
It got to the point that all
Laettncr had to do was touch
the ball and a referee's
whistle would blow.
Laeltner's trips to the
charity stripe, and in this
case it sure was charity,
almost outnumbered Kansas
as a team, allowing him to be
named the Final Four's Most
Valuable Free Throw
Shooter {[ mean Player)
Perhaps if Kansas had
shot better from three-point
territory a little better and
made a few of those putbacks
and three-foot jumpers, and il
Duke wouldn't have shot the
lights out and spent so much
time at the line, 1 wouldn't
have said so much bad stufi
about a program that is rare
in the cutthroat world of the
NCAA: the players graduate
and show nothing but class on
and off the court. But I
HATE DUKE!!!'!!!
Chris Cocoles is a sport--
writer at The Collegian.
And this one too !!!
Prank fliers attack ASI president
Three unidentified white
males seen papering the CSUF
campus with flyers early Mon¬
day morning are being sought
for questioning in connection
with the distribution of hate lit¬
erature directed at Associated
Students Inc. President Don
Daves.
The flyers contained an ap¬
parently computer-scanned re¬
production of The Collegian's
namcplate and was photocop¬
ied in a newspaper- type design.
A headline reading "SCAN¬
DAL ROCKS ASI" ran above a
"story" and photograph pur¬
porting to depict Daves engag¬
ing in a sex act. A University
Police spokesperson said an of¬
ficer first sported the flyers posted
ontreesatapproximatelySa.m. A
CSUF custodian also reported
seeing three white males posting
materials at about the same time.
University Police contacted
Plant Operations at 7 a.m. to have
the flyers removed.
'This is just people showing
their true colors, people we know-
have been out there all along,"
AfncanStudents Union president
SalmanShabazzsaid. "Thislittle
stunt does not affect our agenda.
We don't want to be reactionary
about this." Shabazz expects the
matter to be brought up at an
ASU meeting todav.
Daves was unavailable tor
comment.
■i;h;M.iimi?hi
REGGAE
SST Recording Artists
1
J
En
HUMAN RIGHTS
Featuring the lead singer of the
Rustafarian hard core band
BAD BRAINS
Tuesday, April 2, 1991
Satellite Student Union
8:00 pm
Advance Tickets: Day of Shew:
$5.00 Students/ $7.00 Students/
$6.00 General $8.00 General
—jii———
Sponsored by Union Programs Committee
For mora Information: 27B-274!
sty, Fresno
STUDENT
GRANT
PROGRAM
13 grants totaling $5,000
arc now available to students and
campus organizations . .
Information and application areavailable in USU Room 30t>
DEADLINE IS MAY 3,1991
ELECTION '91
HOW TO MEETINGS
FiNd out tNe Do's ANd Don'ts of bEinq
A CANdidATE dURINQ TrllS YEARS ElECTlOf*.
ApRll >, 1991 AT 6 p.M.
ApRil 4, 1991 AT 8 p.M.
ApRil?, 1991 at 9 a.m.
UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION #510
PLEASE ATTEN'D ONTY ONE OF THESE DATES'
Put AT&T on
your resume
before you graduate
991 Fall Marketing
Opportunities Available
ATS T is seeking ambitious, saies-onentec
SMdenis io oanicioate m our sever day
lie*©* wrw loo comoensakor ana d;
nuses MusiDeai'3i^Die ■ JweeKSD':'
io 'ne siart Ql classes Wo neec
AT&T STUDENT
CAMPUS MANAGER
To oe 'esoons^e "o- ove'ai ever-
imoierneniaiior caiyrna^agemeiiano
ifa"T"ngoisluden'9'3jD Requires s;rong
eaoershiD ability Pr>of management
sales-reiatec enoe^eice a plus Musi
be available to attend Naiionai Training
on August 1-3. 199'
AT&T ASSISTANT STUDENT
CAMPUS MANAGER
To manage a grouD oi sluoents on a caiiy
basis and assist witn overall evem cnrjie
mentation Sales leadership experience
a plus
AT&T STUDENT
REPRESENTATIVE/
CAMPUS GROUP
Toact as Our on-campus representatives
Must be outgoing anc sates onenled
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