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St. Mary\u2019s-San Diego
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\noverall record following wins over
\n(73-57) and Gonzaga (80-75) last week. Saint Mary\u2019s opened this week with a
\n71-64 overtime win over San Francisco to move to 11-9 overall and 3-1 in West
\nCoast Conference play. The win over the Dons marked the first road win of the
\nseason for SMC and moved the Gaels into a four-way tie for first place in the
\nGonzaga and
\nDiego enters Monday\u2019s game with a 12-7 overall record following a 61-67 loss to
\nSanta Clara on Saturday night The loss to the Broncos dropped the Toreros to
\n2-2 in West Coast Conference play USD<\/span> is currently
\ntied for fifth place in the WCC<\/span> standings. As a team,
\nthe Toreros 72.7 points per game while allowing their opponents 69.5 points per
\ncontest. USD<\/span> is shooting 44.4 percent from the floor,
\n32.9 percent from 3-point land, and 69.0 percent from the free throw line.
\nDiego<\/st1:place><\/st1:City> opponents are shooting 44.0 percent from the
\nfloor, 33.4 percent from three and 78.8 percent from the foul line. Gonzaga-Portland
Press Notes
\ncoming off its first West Coast Conference loss in nearly two years, will try
\nto get back on the winning track Monday. The Bulldogs find themselves at 3-1 in
\nthe WCC<\/span> trailing undefeated
\nof
\nweekend with a 3-0 WCC<\/span> slate. The Pilots dropped both
\ngames last weekend in the Bay Area to even their WCC<\/span>
\nrecord to 2-2. Seven teams on the Bulldogs schedule were ranked heading into
\nthe weekend in one of the two major polls (new rankings are due out Monday).
\nThe
\nCarolina<\/st1:PlaceName><\/st1:place> was ranked fourth in both polls after
\ndropping from the top rung. Other ranked teams were
\n
\nof
\nof
\nUniversity<\/st1:City>,
\nUniversity and the
\nThe seven teams had a combined record of 106-18 through games of Jan. 18. In
\naddition,
\nand the
\nwere also receiving votes in at least one of the two major polls.Spokesman Review
\nreturning scorer, has missed nine games with an assortment of injuries ranging
\nfrom knee problems to a strained hamstring, and is listed as questionable for
\ntonight\u2019s WCC<\/span> game against Gonzaga (12-7, 3-1) in the
\nChiles Center because of turf toe. In addition, freshman point guard
\nhealth problems; two promising sophomores, point guard Brian
\nhave left the team because of academic and disciplinary issues, and freshman
\nforward Robin Smeulders<\/span> has been ruled ineligible for
\nthe 2006-07 season because of his previous association with a German club team
\nthat reportedly compensated some of its players with money. All of which leaves
\nthe Pilots dreadfully short of able bodies heading into tonight\u2019s nationally
\ntelevised matchup (on ESPN) against a Gonzaga team that is still looking to
\nestablish an identity, particularly on the road, where the Bulldogs are 1-3.
\nStill, GU coach Mark Few is well aware of the dangers that await<\/span>
\nin another sold-out, hostile arena where
\nhas posted all six of its wins. Few also suggested the Pilots\u2019 record is a bit
\ndeceiving, considering the prolonged absences of Cooper, a returning
\nteam-high 12.2 points per game since overcoming his early season health
\nproblems, and Ito, a bug-quick perimeter sniper, who is averaging 5.2 points
\nand 3.2 assists despite making only five starts.Connecticut-Louisville
Associated Press
\nforward Juan Palacios have prevented the Cardinals (13-6, 3-2 Big East) from
\ndeveloping any real sense of rhythm. Throw in the ongoing saga of freshman
\ncenter Derrick Caracter<\/span> – who will sit out a second
\nstraight game for undisclosed violation of team rules – and chemistry has been
\nan issue too. \u201cI think it\u2019s probably been the most difficult year that I\u2019ve had
\nas a coach,\u201d Pitino admitted. Yet the Cardinals enter Monday\u2019s game against
\n(13-5, 2-3) the healthiest they\u2019ve been all season. Palacios, who was limited
\nthe last three weeks with a neck and shoulder injury, poured in a season-high
\n21 points against DePaul and McGee came off the bench in the final minutes to
\nprovide a steadying influence when the Cardinals needed it most. McGee knocked
\ndown four free throws in the last five minutes and helped
\nwithstand constant pressure by the Blue Demons as the Cardinals finished the
\ngame with a season-low tying eight turnovers. The Cardinals have never beaten
\nthe Huskies, and
\nswept the season series last year on the strength of their inside play. But
\nlike the Cardinals, the Huskies are young. And like the Cardinals, they\u2019ve been
\nplagued by inconsistent play.
\nwon its first 11 games to start the season, but have dropped five of seven and Press Notes
\naction after falling at Texas A&M<\/span> 67-49 on
\nSaturday night. Okahoma<\/span> is 11-6 overall and 3-2 in
\nleague play following a 91-51 win over Baylor Saturday in
\nis on a continuing mission to re-establish Gallagher-Iba<\/span>
\nArena as a place where opponents leave without smiles on their faces.
\nCowboys lost more home games was during the 1972-73 season, when they were
\ndealt seven home defeats. OSU<\/span> was 4-4 in Big 12 games
\nat Gallagher-Iba<\/span> last season. It marked the first
\ntime since the 1987-88 season<\/span> that the Cowboys failed
\nto muster a winning record in league home games. Players apparently got tired
\nof watching opponents celebrate at Gallagher-Iba<\/span>
\nArena and decided to do something about it. OSU<\/span>, 11-0
\nat home this season, has won 14 consecutive home games dating to last year.
\nEaton also said OU<\/span> players were \u201ctalking noise\u201d when
\nthey won at Gallagher-Iba<\/span> last season. \u201cSo when they
\ncome in here Monday, it\u2019s like, man, it\u2019s<\/span> revenge and
\nit\u2019s like the battle of
\nIt\u2019s like a whole bunch of things together that we\u2019ve got to do just to win.\u201d
\nfor the first time since 2000. Afterward, Sutton accused the Cowboys of being
\nsoft.
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