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BASKETBALL HOCKEY 11/9 UM 67 Brazil Ripasa 66 10/12 U.S UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Biennan Field Athletic Building 516 15th Avenue Southeast Minneapolis, MN 55455F (n12) ~-~~ Fax..625-0359 or InUn te Re ease: Man:li 1, 1992 BASKETBALL HOCKEY _ 11/9 UM 67 Brazil Ripasa 66 10/12 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game 11/18 UM 93, AlA 100 UM 5, No. Michigan 7 10/18 UM 7, Minnesota-Duluth 3 11/25 UM 83, Arkansas 92 10/19 UM 4, Minnesota-Duluth 7 11/26 UM 89, Providence 82 10125 UM 2, Denver 4 11/27 UM 69, Arizona State 37 10126 UM 5, Denver 1 11/30 UM 95, Howard 54 11/1 UM 7, SL Cloud State 4 12/2 UM 98 Youngstown St. 59 11/l UM 7, St. Cloud State 2 1118 UM 3, Michigan 7 12/11 UM 86, Akron 59 11,9 UM 6, Michigan 7 12/14 UM 80, Alabama-Birm. 86 11/15 UM 5, Wlsc:oasin 4 12/17 UM 68, Detroit 66 11/16 UM 4, Wlscoasin 1 12/19 UM 62, Memphis State 65 11/22 UM 4, Alaska-Anchorage 0 12/23 UM 92, Weber State 52 11/23 UM 3, Alaska-Anchorage 2 11/29 UM 4, North Dakota 2 12/27 UM 89, Oregon 64 11130 UM 8, North Dakota l 12/28 UM 80, Oregon State 92 U/14 UM 5, Northern Micbipa 7 1/4 UM 73, Iowa State 76 U/15 UM 3, Northern Micbipa 4 1/9 UM ·so, Indiana 96 12/U UM 5, Providence 2 12/22 UM 6, Bowlinl Green 5 (OT) 1/11 UM 73, Michigan 64 U/30 UM 10, Uaivenity of Calpry 4 1/15 UM 49, Wisconsin 48 l/3 UM 5, Michigan Tech 2 1/18 UM 70, Michigan State 66 1/4 UM 6, Michigan Tech 1 1/22 UM 69, Ohio State 72 1/10 UM 3, Minnesota-Duluth 0 1125 UM 54, Dlinois 53 1/11 UM 5, Minnesota-Duluth 4 (OT) 1/17 UM 9, Micbipn Tech 2 1/29 UM 92, Northwestern 50 1/18 UM 6, Micbipa Tech 3 2/1 UM 70, Iowa 87 1/24 UM 6, Colorado College 3 2/5 UM 57, Purdue 65 1/25 UM 8, Colorado College 2 2/8 UM 57, Northwestern 55 1/31 UM 3, Northern Michigan 2 2/12 UM 71, Indiana 67 2/1 UM 5, Northern Michigan 3 2{1 UM 2, Wisconsin 1 2/15 UM 58, Dlinois 74 2/8 UM 1, Wisconsin 4 2/19 UM 70, Michigan 95 l/14 UM 5, Colorado Collqe 3 2125 UM 79, Iowa 64 l/15 UM 6, Colorado Colleae 4 3/4 Wisconsin 2/U UM 4, Denver 5 (OT) 317 Purdue l/22 UM 7, Denver 3 2/28 UM 2, St. Cloud State 1 3/11 @ Michigan State 2129 UM 4, SL Cloud State 1 3/14-15 Ohio State 3/6 @ North Dakota 3fl @ North Dakota r GOLDEN GOPHER BROADCAST SCHEDULE Wednesday, March 4 - Basketball vs. Wisconsin - WCCO-TV & WCCO-AM 830 Friday, March 6 - Hockey @ North Dakola - KITN-TV & KF AN-AM 1130 Saturday, March 7 - Hockey@ North Dakota - MSC & KJJO-AM (live); KFAN-AM · (tape delay) \. Basketball vs. Purdue- WCCO-TV & WCCO-AM 830 ~ GOLDEN GOPHERS HOST WISCONSIN AND PURDUE THIS WEEK After having last weekend off, Head Coach Oem Haskins' Golden Gopher basketball team ( 15-12, 7-7 Big Ten) will re~ 10 action this week when they host the Wisconsin Badgers (13-14, 4-10 Big Ten) at 7:00p.m. on Wednesday and then the Purdue Boilermakers (14-13, 6-9 Big Ten) at 4:00p.m. on Saturday at Williams Arena. Probable StartiDI Liaeup: Forward: #4 Nate Tubbs (Fort Wayne, lad.), 6-4,Junior, 5.3 ppg, 2.7 rpg, 0.8 apg Forward: 134 Rud;p Carter (Memphis, Tenn.), 6-8, Sophomore, 9.9 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 1.3 apg Center: ISS Bob Martia (Apple Valley, Miaa.), 7-0, Senior, 8.0 ppg, 5.3 rpg, 2.0 bpg Guard: 110 Arrfel McDonald (Raleigh, N.C.), 6-2, Sophomore, 10.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 4.0 apg Guard: 121 Vosboll Leaard (Detroit), 6-4, Freshman, 12.9 ppg, 3.6 rpg, 3.0 apg Broadcast Coverage: Both games this week will be broadcast locally on WCCO-TV (4) with Ted Robinson on the play-by-play and Billy McKinney u the analyst. WCCO-AM 830 is the exclusive radio voice of University of Minnesora basketball with Ray Christensen calling all the action. Coacb Haskins: In his sixth season at the helm, Head Coach Clem lWkins has been the chief architect behind the resurgence of the Golden Gopher basketball program. After two rebuilding seasons, he directed the program to national prominence with back-to­ back storybook runs through the NCAA Tournament in 1989 (Sweet Sixteen) and 1990 (Elite Eight). Known u "Clem the Gem," he wu a consensus All-America choice, and is still recognized u one of the most dominant players to ever play in the Ohio Valley C~ncc. after clwting a standout collegiate caMel' at Western Kentuclcy. The third player selected in the NBA draft. he went on 10 play nine outstanding seasons in the professional ranks. Coach Haskins has recorded an 88-86 overall record at Minnesota, including a 69-49 mart over the put four seasons. He has a 189-159 overall record in 12 seasons. Tbe Scoutiag Report: Purdue scored a 61-51 victory over Wisconsin at Mackey Arena in West Lafayette on Saturday to raise its recool to 14-13 overall and 6-9 in the Big Ten. The Boilermakers will be idle until Saturday's game against the Golden Gophers. Wisconsin fell to 13-14 overall and 4-10 in the Big Ten with the defeat. Recognized u one of the finest young players in the Big Ten, Tracy Webster will lead the Badgm into Williams Arena on Wednesday. The 5-11 sophomore guard leads the ream both in scoring (18.0) and in assists (5.3). He is shooting a blistering 50.8 percent (62 of 122) from three-point range. In his lOth season at Wisconsin, Head Coach Steve Yoder has announced his resignation effective at the end of the season. The third winningest coacb (128-161) in Wisconsin baslcetball history, he has directed the Badgers into the NIT twice in the past three yean. Like We~. Purdue's Woody Austin is a sharpshooter from the outside. The 6-2 guard is averaging 17.5 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.6 assists a game, while shooting a sparkling 50 percent (32 of 64) from three-point range in league play. In his 121h season at Purdue, Head Coach Gene Keady has registered an impressive 246-118 record going into Saturday's game apinst the GoldeD Gophers. Priar to taking the job at Purdue, he wu the head coach at Western Kcntuclcy for two seasons,leadinglhe Hilltoppers to the Ohio Valley Conference co-championship and a berth in the NCAA Tournament in his fmal season in 1979-80. Clem Ha*ins was an assistant coach on those squads at his alma mater, befa-e ralcing over the reins of the program when Keady departed few Purdue. A Look Back: The Golden Gophers battled back from a 44-34 defiCit with 5:51 remaining to score a 49-48 victory over Wisconsin baclc on Jan. 15 at the Wisconsin Fieldhouse. Junior Daaa Jackson (Cbicago) rebounded a missed shot and kissed the game­ winner off the glass with 4.2 seconds left on the clock. Voshon Lenard led the Golden Gophers with 12 points. After being held scoreless through the fii'St 33:18 of the contest, he caught rue and hit four big tluee-poinrers down the stretch ro fuel the comeback. Tracy Webster paced the Badgers with IS points. Purdue will be going for a sweep of the season series on Saturday after defeating the Golden Gophers 65-57 at Mackey Arena back on Feb. S. Matt Waddell, a 6-4 freshman guard, led the Boilermalcers with 15 points. In just the second start of his collegiate career, Nate Tubbs paced the Golden Gophers with a caMer·high 1S points. Series Records: Minnesota holds an 87-68 advantage in the all-time series with Wisconsin, which includes five straight victories over the Badgers in Williams Arena. In fact, the Golden Gophers have won 20 of the put 21 meetings with the Badgers at Williams Arena dating back to 1971. The lone Wisconsin victory during that stretch wu a 70-64 win in 1986. The Golden Gophers have won three straight over Purdue in Williams Arena, but the Boilermakers still have a 73-63 edge in the all-time series going into Saturday's game. Williams Arena: Tbe 79-64 loss at home to Iowa marked the f1tst time this season that the Golden Gophers have come up on the short end of a Big Tea game at Williams Arena. The Golden Gophers are now 10-2 overall and 5-1 in the Big Ten in home games this season. The Golden Gophers have registeled an impressive 46-13 record (.780) over the put four seasons within the hallowed halls of the fabled arena. McDonald Coma To Tbe Forefront: Arriel McDonald's outstanding play hu been a big factor in the success of the Golden Gophers this seas<lll. He scored 18 points and registered six assists in 35 minutes of action in the 71-67 upset victory over Indiana at Williams Arena on Feb.
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