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The BG News February 24, 1992 Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 2-24-1992 The BG News February 24, 1992 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The BG News February 24, 1992" (1992). BG News (Student Newspaper). 5339. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/5339 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. The BG News Monday, February 24, 1992 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 74, Issue 102 Double Trouble leers get swept by Miami and slip to eighth place in CCHA The BG Nrwt/Tlm Norman Falcon goaltender Will Clarke finds the puck as Miami's Stephen Rohr attempts to rind I senior Dan Bylsma attempts to protect the cage. Saturday, BG suffered a 3-1 defeat at a teammate for the goal during Friday's 7-4 Miami victory at the Ice Arena. Falcon I Miami and fell to 8-17-S on the season. Basketball teams move closer to Mid-American Conference tournament See pages 2 & 3 page two The BG News Monday, February 24, 1992 Defense spells defeat for Flashes by Glen Lubbert head coach Jim Larranaga said But there wouldn't be much "The moon has got to be right BG to shoot 49 percent (21-of 43) assistant sports editor would be essential to a road vic- more excitement for KSU fans and the stars have to be in the from the field and 40 percent tory - leave the court with a lead during the second half. Despite proper orbit for us to shoot the (four-of-10) from the charity at halftime. The defense was so being able to reduce the margin damn thing well." stripe. KENT, Ohio - According to effective that it didn't allow the to five several times, the Golden KSU was able to win the battle "I think we're developing Kent coach Jim McDonald, the Golden Flashes to get their score Flashes were never able to get of the boards pulling down 42 chemistry between our team," men's basketball team is like a into double digits for 10 minutes. over the hump and make the big compared to the BG's 28. Burnett said. "We're playing our buzz saw. If that's true, then the "1 thought our defense in the play. However, that didn't effect the roles better." Golden Flashes would probably first 18 minutes of the game was "We're a team that just doesn't Falcons too much considering compare to butter as the Falcons just outstanding," Larranaga fight adversity very well," how well their defense was play- BG, 12-11 overall and 7-5 in the sliced through KSU, 61-56 Satur- said. The Falcons were able to McDonald said. "We're just not ing, according the Larranaga MAC, got its second conference day. build their first half lead to 17 fundamentally a very good team. "We were solid enough defen- road win to extend its winning Thanks to a strong defensive points with 1:58 remaining, but a We don't pass it well. We don't sively that even when they got streak to five games. Prior to effort in the first half, the Fal- last minute KSU surge cut into shoot it well. We do rebound on offensive rebounds...they didn't Saturday's game, the Falcons had cons were finally able to do what BG's lead ending the half, 34-24. occasion." automatically lead to field goals lost all seven games on the road The Golden Flashes could at- or they would have had a lot that were decided by 10 points or vrjsianemaaaasuaBoaixKtBKtssasrjsa tribute some of their problem to more than 20," Larranaga said. less. P shooting. KU was 32 percent "When we could set our defense, (20-of-61) from the field. we did a very, very good job." The Golden Flashes fall to 7-16 "We had guys with other things The Falcons offensive effort overall and 4-9 in the conference. on their mind. Whatever that is, was led by Vada Bumett who At home KU is now 6-5 overall I'm not sure," McDonald said.. scored 17 points. Burnett helped and 3-4 in the MAC. NIGHTS IN Wake Forest upsets Duke W1NSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) The Blue Devils (21-2, 11-2 in Duke took its final lead at 68-67 - Top-ranked Duke lost for the the Atlantic Coast Conference) after Brian Davis made one of second time this season on Sun- led by as many as 10 points with two free throws with 1:45 left. TOLEDO JUST day as Anthony Tucker scored 24 nine minutes remaining, but But Tucker, who scored a career- points and hit the go-ahead bas- were outscored 15-1 over the high 31 points in an upset victory ket with 1:25 left to lead Wake final 5:19 as Wake Forest shot 62 over Duke last season, sank his Forest to a 72-68 upset. percent in the second half. 12-foot go-ahead jumper 20 sec- onds later to put the Deacons up GOT HOT for good. Rodney Rogers added 18 points for the Demon Deacons (16-7, 7-6). Make big plans SPRING BREAK " Don't miss the excitement and the fun When we say big, we mean BIG. At TTTTTTTTTT at the new Bombay Bicycle Club in Toledo. Kinko's, we make high quality copies We're having a celebration and you're up lo 24 by 36 inches. They're perfect PANAMA CITY invited to the red-hot Grand Re-Opening for blueprints, displays, post Week festivities February 23-29. BEACH, FL more. And since we're 7 nU beachfront hotel only $119 Sample Bombay Bicycle Wings, Buffalo 7 nls hotel and but only $219 Shrimp, New Delhi Chicken Tenders and open 24 hours other delicious hors d'oeuvres from our every day, you JAMAICA S4S9 can count on us Don'l wail till It's to lata free appetizer buffet. Enjoy fabulous drink For info and raaarvatlona specials. And, bask in a few minutes of whenever you fame as you sing with our Karaoke song TRAVEL make your plans. ■mvicmi machine. 120 N Aurora SI.. IUI.C. NY 14850 So come on Toledo, join us and share in the excitement! It's hot! 1 800-648-4849 See the new Bombay Bicycle Club off-campus and find out what the excitement's all about! 99t oversize copies Come into the Kinko's listed and gel high quality black and pro< Smming advisorv loord white copies up to 24 by 36" for just 99? each. One coupon per customer. Not valid with other offers. Good through 110 A Moslev II BOMB AY 11 June 15,1992. Hall liir/amnl) Open 24 hours Meetings: RESTAURANT & BAR 354-3977 kinko's Tuesday and I IS Railroad Street Thursday 1918 S. Reynolds Rd. north of Southwyck Mall (Behind Mylcs) the copy center Toledo (419) 865-8048 al 8:30 p.m. Monday, February 24, 1992 The BG News _pag ' three Falcon deuces outlast Kent State's treys 91-83 Bowling GrMn (men)(61) lowlini Green |»omin)!91) Hugef, 3-8 2-3: 9; T. Hall, 4-6 2-4. 10, Kline- Nordmann, 11-ig 3-4:»; Lendvay 8-121-1 by Steve Seisly a17; McNulty, 3-91-2:7; Koch, 3-9 u-0:6 Cat- a game coming in, sizzled the Ruminski, 5-9 3-6: 13, Bumelt, 5-10 5-6 17; sports writer "We started to recognize the J Hall, 1-3 2-2:4; Whitemjn, 1-1 0-0:3; Otto, sen 2-5 0-0: 4, Shade, 1-2 0-0: 2; Albers. 5-9 numbers situation on the break," nets for six treys in the stanza to 1-2 1-2: 3; Lynch. 1-3 3-3: 2; Cnjmp, 0-1 0-0: 3-4: 13; Nuesmeyer, 2-2 0-0: 2; Scon, 5-11 said BG coach Jaci Clark. "When pull Kent to within 87-83 with 48 0. Totals 21-4315-23:61. 3-3: 13, Wliams 0-2 0-0: 0. Totals 40-79 KENT, Ohio - Good things we had the advantage we went seconds to play. Kent Stele (men)(S6) 11-14:91. come to those who wait. This was and finished off the layups. We In steps Albers. Banks, 4-20 3-4:11; Kremlins. 3-4 4-6:10. Kent Sine (women)(83) the case Saturday when the did a good job of balancing the The sophomore forward con- Wilson, 4-5 3-3:11; Kkruing. 3-13 0-0:9; Wal- Sherry, 4-9 2-4:10; Forbes, 4-18 8-10:17; women's basketball team denied floor. That's when Andrea and nected on a pair of free throws to ton, 4-120-0:8. Hoknan. 2-5 0-1: 5; Calf, 0-0 Lynn, 6-14 5-6 18; Burden, 1-20-0:2; Carrol Kent State the upset behind 13 Lori started to take over." put BG up by six and then jolted 2-2:2. Totals: 20-6112-16:56 <-7 2-4: 10; Lalhwdl. 2-5 00: 4; Homa, 7-13 second-half points from forward to the bucket on the next posses- 0-0: 20; Nelson, 1-3 0-0: 2 Totals: 29-74 Rejuvenated post defense, 15-20:83.
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