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Show D7 TheSalt Lake Tribune MEN'S BASKETBALL Tuesday, January 19, 1999 Scarlet Knights Seal an Upset Of Syracuse With Free Throws ‘THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PISCATAWAY, NJ Freshman Dahniay Jones scored a season-high 23 points and Rutgers made 15 of 18 free throws over the final 5:16 to beat No. 20 Syracuse 74-71 Monday night. ‘The Scarlet Knights (11-6, 4-4 Big East) had just one field goal overthe 4% min. utes, a layup byJeff Greer that gave them a 74-68 lead with 11 secondsto play. Allen Griffin then made his second three-pointer of the final 30 seconds to brin, Syracuse (12-5, 4-4) within 74-71 with 1.9 seconds left Rutgers wasunable to inboundthebail onits first try and was forced to call a timeout. The secondtry at inisting by Earl Johnson was tipped and it went to Ryan Blackwell of Syracuse very differenthalves. uutgers, which had lost four of its last five, used a 19-2 runto take a 25-14 lead with 10:14 left in the first half. Syracuse, which had wonfive of six, used a 12-2 Tun to get within 31-28 with 3.02 left in the half and Rutgers led 39-32 at half"Neither teamled by more five points until the final minute and there was one five-possession sequence where the lead changed handsfive times. Rutgers had a 34-32 advantageon the boards. “If we rebound the ball the gameis over,” Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim said “Wehave no excuses for our big people. If we don’t rebound we can't be a good team. Our big men have to makeup their minds they're going to rebound or we're notgoing to win.” SYRACUSE Brown 1S F11113, Rockwel 12 44 18, Team taerita andTos5 12 12 3. as Oven0000 6 es but his three- pent try at the buzzer hit the That was 8 good win end a good way to win especially because we had been knocking onthe doorand playing good basketball but not quite enough to beat the ranked teams in .our league,” Rutgers Coach Kevin Bannonsaid of his team, UTE Cer 490518, Haon £95815, Teys3 whichhad lost fourofits last seat ese Jones 9-14 5-7 23, Savi five that included twoclose 12Johora 08 000, Kent 33147, Teas losses to No. 8 St. John’s. — Rutgers 3, Sr The game wasone of two pene —SreeMansBk MEN’S SCORES EAST MiamiEntersPoll for the First Time Since ’60 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thelast time the Miami Hurricanes were ranked in The Associ- Brown 25, Griffin 25, Shumpert 1, Bland 01, OremOf ges fa cto Bilt 1 3, Greer 1-5, Joes 1, Johnson 0-2, ated Press college basketballpoll, Rick Barry was still in high KANSAS76___ But on Monday, the Hurricanes were in the poll at No. 25, the school’s first appearance since 1960. “That's more exposure, soit’s school. TEXAS 67 LAWRENCE, Kan. — Eric Chenowith had 20 points and 13 rebounds,and good for us,” Jeff Boschee continued his Hemsleysaid. “We're an up-andcoming program, and people are startingto noticeit.” Things remained the same at the top, with Connecticut at No. 1 for the eighth straight week and Dukea solid No. 2 for the sixth hot three-point shooting by makingfive as No. 19 Kan- sas beat Texas. Chenowith won his battle with fellow 7-foot sopho- more Chris Mihm asthe Jayhawks (13-4, 5-0 Big 12) won their 35th straight home weekin a row. conference game. Boschee scored 15 points, But there were changes at the including5-of-7 from three- point range. He nowis 13-of22 on three-point shots in his last three games. Mihm finished with 14 points and 11 rebounds, but was not a factorin thefirst half as Texas (9-9, 5-1) shot just 21 percent and fell behind 33-22. Ivan Wagner added 14 SoUTaW Prairie View 80, Ari Pine Bhat 72 Nick Bradford, whofinished with 10 points and nine rebounds, had two bas- Gregory 413 02 8 Bradford Chenowith 614 8-8 20, Robertson 47 38 15 kets on inside passes from Ryan Robertson, and Rob- na Charlotte, dropped two spots to No. 5. Auburn, along with Connecticut the only unbeaten teamsin Division I, jumped from eighth to sixth, and was followedin the Top Ten by Kentucky, St. John’s, Ari- zona and North Carolina Auburn plays at Kentucky on Wednesdaynight, and this week’s other Top Ten matchupwill have Duke at St. John’s on Sunday Michigan State was 11th fol- teams — lowa, Wisconsin, Purdue, Minnesota and Indiana. Kan: ner over Notre Dame and Pitts- Texas Christian, Arkansas, Okla homa State, Louisville and Miami The Hurricanes (11-3) were burgh last week, received 53 firstplace votes and 1,755 points from the national media panel. high as No. 8. Barry, whowent on spotto No. 3 following road wins over Southern California and CLA. Maryland also moved up one said Hamilton, 109-132in his ninth season at Miami. “Once weget there, I hope we'll stay there. But you have to earnthat by being consistent over a period of time. The Hurricanes entered the rankings having won nine of their past 10 games,theonly loss to No- tre Dame. Their other losses have been to North Carolina-Charlotte and Kentucky; wins have included jt ate and St. John’s. he ranking will get a test right away, with No. 1 Connecticut visiting Mie Arena for a Big East y night lowed by New Mexico and UCLA No. 24 Connecticut (15-0), an easy win- had 1,721 points, 134 more than Stanford, which moved up one build a tradition,” Then came five straight Big Ten sas was 19th ae Syracu: place to fourth, while Cincinnati, whichlost for the first time this ertsonalso scored as Kansas built a 40-28 lead early in season last week at North Caroli- bottom as Louisville also moved in onthefirst time this season at Duke(17-1), which beat Wake Forest and Florida State last week, was No. 1 on 18 ballots and the second half. points for Texas, which had its six-game winning streak snapped. forward Johnny Wop 25 men's basketball poll D-10 Former owner of fll service stockbrokerage firm, ow attomey, can possibly help you recover investmentlosses Fre Comtason to a Hall of Fame NBA eer, played at Miami from 1963-65, ee as wa Ss — dropped the sport because of a — ranked forallbut the first poll of the 1959-60 season, reaching as and six seasons later the school lack of interest in South Florida. The program was restarted for the 1985-86 season and the Hurricanes, under Coach Leonard Hamiiton, been close of the Top 25 in recent seasons. “We're a team that’s trying to gy ond # = deesSea gta alt & Glass Act suits Friesren Ogaen Aiea 373-8726 392-1072 Whenbabiesrule the workday world hold her in all her glory. For children. There wasa starchy departmoments, people did not commit the menthead exchanging low fives and important work they are commanded complicated hand slaps with a kid Where are the productivity police to do; instead, playing with and who barely reached his knee. He when you need them? Call the cor admiring a cute little baby. asking doesnotdo thatoften with therest of By Denis HORGAN THe HantrorD CouRwt poration cops! There's a tiny little baby inhere, smiling for oneand all in her proud mother’s arms, and look at all the time we've lost to cooing and smiling and beamingourselves. 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