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With the NCAA basketball seaion
underway, any of the top 10
earns could lose to an overrated,
ucky, "on any given day...," generUly-less-than-qualified
team.
Example: Duke loses to
/irginia.
Thankfully, the Wahoos were
>rought back down to Earth faster
han a lead balloon by IINC and
Georgia Tech.
And, speaking of UNC, the
hird-ranked Tar Heels have earned
heir lofty status by pounding the
ikes of N.C. State, Maryland and
gel this) Butler, The one really
;ood team they played, Michigan,
>eat them (go figure). Is there any
ither head coach who has done
ess with more than Dean Smith?
This week's resident at the pentlouse
of college basketball is
"Cansas. They should be able to
naintain that ranking for at least
mother week as they take on much
leralded Long Beach State tonight,
rhe Jayhawks have what is
irguably the best backcourt in the
;ame in Rex Walters and Adonis
ordan.
Indiana finds themselves in the
ypical position as the top team in
he Big Ten. The veteran team, led
>y senior Calbert Chaney, is playng
the familiar style of basketball
Equestrian i
By ROB RODUSKY
Assistant Sports Editor
There is a team on campus that is
second in their region, but no one
knows about them.
This group is the equestrian team.
The team practices at Southlands
Farm in Hopkins, S.C., under the
direction of coach Janet Brown.
"Coach Brown is great!" said
sophomore and second-year team
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motion offense and tough inan-K
man defense makes them a hai
team to prepare for. If Damo
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inconsistent play, there is no reasc
not to expect Indiana to be in tl
Final Four.
South Carolina, most recent 1;
felt the wrath of the fourth-rankc
Kentucky Wildcats. So far this se;
son, Kentucky has fired up moi
bombs than the coalition has in tw
years of war with Iraq. They hit (
a better percentage, too. Jam:
Mashburn is one of the best pla;
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today. He is unstoppable from an;
where on the court. You bett<
guard him as soon as he gets o
the team bus, if not before.
The athleticism of the Michigt
Wolverines helps to make up fi
what they lack in experienc
Sophomore Chris Webber dom
nates the inside with his monst
style of play while Jalen Rose
one of the top point guards in tl
nation.
The Duke Blue Devils lac
depth but have one of the most ta
ented teams in the ACC as well;
in the nation. With floor gener
Bobby Hurley and the extreme
athletic Grant Hill, the Devils hm
the experience to maintain the
standing as a national powerhous
team excels
member Julie Boulware. "She i
real good teacher ? a perfectior
She makes you work."
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bers. This is a separate club wh
students can take lessons to learn
fine art of riding. If Coach Brc
feels that some are ready to move
and take a spot on the team, they
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is The Virginia team occupies the
>n seventh rank in the nation for now.
le Don't expect them to be there
much longer or to ever be back.
y. No. 8 Arkansas is too young to
:d make a serious run at the NCAA
a- title. In fact, judging from their
re past choke jobs, they will be lucky
'o to even win the SEC West and get
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v- The University of Cincinnati is
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ff every arena he plays in.
Rounding out the top 10, Seton
in Hall could be the sleeper of the
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e. weak Big East, they should receive
i- very little challenge during the reger
ular season. With 2,000-point scoris
er Terry Dehere gunning threes and
le Luther Wright dominating the
inside, there are very few teams
:k who can match up man-to-man
tl- with the Pirates,
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in regional <
s a asked if they would like to join,
list. Comprised of 18 members, the
team competes in Region 6, which
ity, includes teams from the College of
Fhe Charleston, Wesleyan, Converse,
;m- University of Georgia, University of
lere Florida, Berry College and Erskine.
the The team is honins that Tulane will
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In existence since 1984, the team
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team, are sophomores Sandra Alter
and Jennifer Kee.
The next show for the team will
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Feb. 20-21. The club is holding
their next meeting on Feb. 4 in
Russell House Room 202 at 7:30
p.m.
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