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Show 14 -- The Daily Wednesday, February 24, 1999 Utah Chronicle No. 12 Utes Have Chance for History The Red Rocks tied their best team floor on Friday (49.300), and again broke the mark on Monday, with a new team high of 49.350 on GYMNASTICS continued from page 12 Brandon Winn Chronicle Sports Editor - Duke 27-- 1 2- - Auburn 25-- 3- - Michigan St. Connecticut 1- Don't look now, but the University of Utah and DuUe University have something in common. Both have a chance to make history this weekend. Not in any classroom, but on the hardwood. If Duke beats North Carolina on Saturday, the Blue Devils will become the first team in ACC history 4- 5- - 6- - to win 16 games. Utah has a similar task ahead of it. If the Utes can defend their home court against UTEP and New Mexico, they will become the first WAC team to go through conference play and pick up 16 wins. But even with all that. Rick Majerus still insists that his team "is not that good." He does, however, admit that it is continuing to get better. At this pace, the Utes could be downright decent by the end of the NCAA Tournament, if you follow Majerus' logic, that is. The truth is newsflash, everyone the Utes are pretty dang good, despite what their coach says. They are 0 in the WAC, 22-- 4 overall and ranked No. 12 by both the Associated Press and Coaches' polls. This means that Utah is right in line to equal the No. 3 seed it picked up for the NCAA Tournament a year ago, though two games this week and the WAC Tournament still remain to be played. If the national polls are any indication, the Utes are peaking at the perfect time of the year tournament time. Utah was in a similar spot last year, but lost to UNI.V in the WAC Tournament. It didn't really seem to effect 27-- 1 750 2- - Auburn 25-- 1 712 1617 3- - 4 1572 Michigan St. Connecticut 25-- 4- - 23-- 2 23-- 4 1 1685 25-- 4 23-- 2 - 23-- 4 1481 22-- 1331 6- - Maryland Stanford 22-- 5 1253 7- - St. Johns 22-- 6 1213 8- - Cincinnati 23-- 4 1203 9- - Arizona 20-- 1135 10- - Ohio State 21-- 6 477 1056 11- - Kentucky 21-- 7 413 1043 12- - Utah 22-- Miami, 5 Arizona St. Johns 22-- 9- - Cincinnati 23-- 4 10- - Ohio State FL 6 21-- 6 19-- 5 11- - Miami, 12- - Utah 13- 14- - Kentucky N. Carolina 15- - UCLA 16- 17- - Wisconsin Coll of Charltn 18- - Iowa 17-- 7 19- - Florida 18-- 6 20- - Indiana 20-- 9 21- - New Mexico 21-- 22- - Texas 17-1- 0 23- - Purdue 18-- 9 18-- 9 18-- 8 22-- T24-Temp- 4 5- 21-- 7 1016 13- - Carolina Wisconsin 21-- 7 821 14- - N. 19-- 7 815 15- 21-- 6 772 564 482 16- - UCLA 25-- 2 6 - 17- 18- - FL Indiana Coll of Charltn 19-- 5 21-- 7 21-- 6 19-- 7 20-- 512 402 382 best 9.825 Monday night. Graham also tied her career high against Florida, closing out the home stand with a 9.900 on floor. Kulio came up with the perfor- mance of the week against the Gators. A 9.975 on the floor, as one judge awarded her a 10, with the other giving her a 9.950. The score is the highest of any Utah gymnast in any event this 372 358 295 234 207 9 2 25-- Iowa 550 534 4 Kylee Wagner, on her fifth floor routine of the year, posted a career ff 560 4 floor. 9.9's, two 9.8's, a 9.825 by Wolf and a 9.775 by Graham. While Wolf's score on beam marks her season high, Graham made a gigantic step up, going from a high of 9.650 to Monday's lead-oscore of 9.775. Molly Northrop performed on beam for the first time this season. Northrop held solid with a 9.8 in Monday's meet. Floor Score Another event in which Utah, as a whole and individually, stepped it up against two genuine challenges. 683 660 626 Maryland Stanford 8- - 7- Duke 1- 20-- 4 - - 1774 392 380 19- 20- - Syracuse 263 158 21- - New Mexico 21-- 6 22- - Purdue 18-- 9 111 154 23- - Texas 17-1- 0 89 139 24- - Florida 18-- 6 139 25- - Minnesota 15-- 8 74 59 17-- 7 171 18-- 9 158 '132 ' ' 14-- OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Tennessee 127, Arkansas 118, Minnesota 80, Washington 48, Temple Kansas 45, Louisville 43, Gonzaga 20, Miami, OH 18, Detroit 16, Oklahoma St. 15, Murray St. 14, 42, Arkansas 33, Louisville 22, Missouri 20, Gonza- ga 18, Murray St. 15, Kansas 11, Tennessee 11, Detroit 10, Miami, OH 9, Princeton 7, Rutgers 7, Oklahoma 4, Washington 3, DePaul 2, Northwestern 2, SW Mississippi 6, SW Missouri St. 5, Toledo 5, Tulsa 5, Xavier 5, Mississippi St. 3, Siena 3, Rutgers 2, Delaware 1, Evansville 1, Kent 1, Northern Arizona 1, Nebraska 1 Missouri St. 2, Kent 1, Siena 1 the squad too much, though, seeing how the Utes played for the national Utah gymnasts have had a record setting season in 1999 title. n The Daily Utah RONIGLE 'The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice Since 1890" Display advertising CAMPUS RAIT! 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