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Show The Salt Lake Tribune _BASKETBALLWednesday, January5, 2000 Timberwolves | Take the Sting Out of Spurs STANDINGS No. 9 Jayhawks Pound Pennin Final Tuneup /HE ASSOCIATEDPRE LAWRENCE, Kan. Freshman Drew Gooden had 2points andnine rebounds as No. 9 Kansas beat Penn: sylvania 10558 on Monday night in the Jayhawks’ final ‘oneupfor Big 12 play. KennyGregory and Eric Chenowith added 14 points each for the Jayhawks, who nde ek . Kapetanovic 2 mechAssists wana 11 (Lange Klatshy 9), Kansas 27 (Bradford, Gregory 6). Total fouls Pennsylvania 16, Kansas 16 1.200, shot 58 percent (42-for-72) trom the field to ~ 36 pernt (21-for-58) for the Quaket Kansas blew the game open with a 19-0 run earlyin the second half, padding a 15-3 lead to 64-45 with just eit TOP 25 WOMEN a 5-secondviolation. The Jayhawks put together an even bigger run laterin the game, scoring 22 straight points over a 5% minute span for a 93-47 lead with 7:01 to go. Gooden and Nick Collison, another freshman,scored five points hinthat streak, rent PT 0, 3Point Goals: 725 201 Marbury 2% ‘Newman 23, Kittles Barrell 14 Van Horn on “Team Rebo Blocked Shots: har na m. ers Marbury 5 ‘Burrell, Ne Steals: 1(Kites 8 Borel Marbury 2 Phoena Seatte UA Gippers GoldenState WEBERST. 46 PORTLAND, Ore. — Rehounding and turnovers hurt WeberState in a loss to Vortland State to open Big Sky Conferenceplay. PSU's 41-32 rebounding cp upset Wildcat Coach a Tuesday's Games Indiana 116. New Jersey 111 Portiand 114, Toronto 90 New York 96, Boston 88 LA 2M O42 Y 0008 Tua Mh 28 20116 Percentages: FG 2. PT 8, Point Goals:-510, 500. (Perkins 22, dackon ose1:3, Rose) Henderson tomo Rider Coles i Rose 2 Miller 2, Davi senFork (als: 7 (Rose 2, Sacks 2, Davis, Har ringion, Perkins Teehinleal Fouls: ler2. 12thind jects: Miller, 4:2 tind Golden State at Philadelphia. 5 pm Vancouver at Ofando, 530 pm. Detrot at Atanta, 530 pm. Chariot at Utah. 6 pm. Seattle at San Antoni, 630 pm Washington at Chicago, 6:0 p m. LA Clippers at Lakers, 8:30 pm Lakers 122. LA. Clippers 98 Guard Shelley Olson led 10 17 48 313 a7 14 6 110 Touls 09M) 918 1755 4 24 Perentagr: MGA FT 3-Poin (C Robinson 47, aya Riad ‘ohn 18) Team Blocked Shots: 7 (Kidd 8, (Robinson 2 OMiller, Be. Davis) vers: 23 (Rogers §, (CRobinson 4, 0Miller 4, Langley 3, Kidd 2, Gughiotta 2, Day 2, Livingston). Steals: 8 (Day 3, Rogers 2, Kidd, Chapman, ‘oMiber) echnical Fouls: Coach Skies, 622 second. legal Defense: None. Charlotte 23 2217 18 90 Ph 26 2225 13 88 Anstga)204 lames Capers, Hue Hollins, laceined NUGGETS98 MAVERICKS 96 FG FT Reb DALLAS, Finley ‘Trent 2 Nowiteki 14u Strickland 349 Davis 227 Bradley 148 Ceballos 220 Dujones 120 1oks 06 oa 01 210 Totals «WO SHIGE 9D aw Percentages: PC A, FT it ‘Goals43, 44 UL uvis 2, ney seal 12 Cellos Nowikl0) ‘Team el focked Shots: (raiey3. Finke Turnovers tren Pini Das Cetalls Dons Rk) teas: Srekand2.Tren) Technical ‘oul: Ne legalDefense: None 5.45 10, ¢ Tealeshaba INSTER nam be 00, Vorhors 31 0 , dense 42$7 Bonham 61 23 1 ielsch 2401 , Doxey 34127 Wright 09.0, tush00000, Neley 4700 save 00000, Wallace 12022 Tah 0.2, Neeley 1, Wallace01), 0 0 Mar d 22 O10 0 Tals Moe 17k Ok WY Percentages: PU412, PT. 78. Point Goal: 14, 21 (Christ carve 14. McGrady 01, ‘Wilis OW ams 035 Lopes ort Toni au SeTt- mt toe 14-35 st Perentage: M0. P57 cal: abby 86, Dicker Bok shots?(Awue Rahim) overs: 17 (Aur Rai 4 iby 4 igs Harrington 2, Bhezie) Seal(bby. Lone, Rees) DefoeNone Si(lachburn 24, wae‘ovardoa Walurs Rebounds:i Block Shot beuringBrows) ers 14 (Mourning 3, Lenant 2 ‘Walters 2. Thorpe Majerte, waa: 8 (Brown & Mashburn 2, Mourn ime MageCarter Technical Fouls:aletn, 10 ont neten 1 Hilegal Defense: 1 Vancouver wo Miami i 18 097 ‘A. Yo (an) 2 Olas thVaden, Derek Return, “Tora Washing BUCKS 116 HAWKS 113 ATLANTA Min MEA MAO. A PPP fers: 19 (Francis 4, Mobley ‘Williams 8, Hamilion 8, Drew Ness(Drew, Bulla. Andon, Pun els, Roget “Technical Fouls: Pranci, $04 third i se: None Seattle ‘4 20 28 21 103 Houst 31 2 28 2 "Re to(166). 7-2 om:dal: Te Herahard, Sean Corbi, Scott Wall SUNS86 HORNETS 80 CHARL. sunaA PrP tase 210 2" 218 Wes 20 Ki hn o2 a9 Pals oa BaDavis a7 RDavis 2 00 111 00 Toul 200 28222 HAT HS Percentages:PG 2, FP oun Goa4 Wei Cle man 1 ‘Team Rebounds: locked Shots: § (Camptell 3, Coleman, obinson) (Ma Davis 4, Coleman a, PREVIEW Jazz vs. Hornets BWAthe Delta Center & Tip-off: 6 p.m. tonight is @ Season Series:First meciing @ Line:Utah by 7 About the Jazz: They have ‘wonsix straight at home. where the Jazz are 12-3 this season. F Karl Malone(10,957) needs six field goals to Michael Jordan(10,962)for fourth bothered me when he quit in the middle ofthe season.” o pointed this thing gotcarried as far. as hesaid. “It's adead issue, as far as I'm concerned. .,- Unfortunately, | | place on the NBA's all-timelist and 20 to passElvin Hayesfor third place 3 field goals for 11,000 in his career TheJazz are 7-1 when Mal: one scores 30 points or more The Jazz are 10-1 whenthey score 100points or more CoachJerry Sloanneeds one win to tie Red Holzman (696) for 11th placefor career victories. ut the Hornet: hey are struggling to keep pace with red-hotIndiana in the Central Division... The Homets are fifth in the leaguein scoring (101.8), Six players average in double figures: G Eddie Jones I've got little fuse in meandit got lit up. But I feel bad, eo) Dan is a (19 4), G/F BobbyPhills (14.6), F Derrick Coleman(13.6), G David Wesley (13.5), C Elden Campbell (12.3), F Anthony Mason (11.2). « goodan All-time, they are 8-16 against Utah. But they have won shanhe‘attention given to his confrontation with Is- | | m@ TV:KJZZ, TBS @ Radio: KFNZ-AM (1320), net- work stations m Records: Jazz 19-10: Hor 18-1 two straightin this series sel took the spotlight away from some players who deserved it, “The sad part is we had some guys play well, and they didn't pee credit for it.” he said. “Quincy Lewis and Adam Keefe played well. Jacque Vaughnplayed well, too, and Greg Ostertag had a pretty good run. But nobodytalked about them,andthat's too bad.” lone scored 33 points against Denver, which trailed 95-87 with 5:35 remaining. John Stockton finished with 12 points and18assists. Both were on thefloor until the final 50 seconds,but they blamed Isselfor the controversy. “Insteadof bringingallthat otherstuff into it, why didn’t hejustsay, ‘It wasn’t our night?” Maloneasked rhetorically. He didn't have to’ put a damper onit. Just say, ‘We got “tin myopinion, there wasnothingoutofline happened by either fan until[Issel] made his comment,”Stocktonsaid. fe, the win over Denverrepresented another step ward, Keefe wentto the bench and dees whenSloan decided to make BryonRussell starter. Keefedid notplay in six straight games, buthe has played in 14 ofthe last 17. In those14 games, hehasplayed atleast 11 minuteseight . Keefe had sevenpoints, two reboundsandtwoassistsin 18 minutes against the Nuggets, and he was on the floor when the Jazz's second unit made’a critical 10-2 run early in the fourth quarter. Oddly, Keefeis getting his minutes at powerforward these days — not small forward. With free agent Pete Chilcutt PEPIs struggling, Keefe gets minutes his behind Malone,or alongside him whenSloanuses a smalllineup with Malone as the 0 u center. “Ourjobis to stay ready,” said Keefe. ‘ au 217 a9 4 0 1 61 00 13 0.2.0 2.008 1118 168 3 21 USU SUMMARY 5, FT 8 UM RAPETD 28 (McCloud $8, Kiny a6PG FT26 848 afrenz02, m rove Roberson 3 BM 00 5 4 4 i Ban oo ow 8 te ocked. Shows 6 OcDyes 8, Clr, taeecht Aeander 6 4204 (MeDyess 4, Van Exel 2, 0 9inp nn oora wo 23 er LaFrentz, MeCloud, ee Bow Deimiy $01 6826 8 48 tO Sale BMeDyese2 Meco twas” moze fan Exel,48rst Iga bet @ Continued from D-1 UTAlST. MFO FT RAEI? Palas 31 23 20 22 —96 eTEt a Denver 2817 31 22 98 . Bow iz 930 ‘A 10598 (180, 20 4 37:00 40 8 6 GMa Mueh Hans, lane Relat 20 minutes. But FresnoState fren ais Grillo, (26) looked sluggish in the fem so M2 8 second half, which was sur- Stewart Bw 0 4012 LAKERS 122 prising since the Bulldogs jjy""" q he HH A * t $ were coming off a 12-day Baiky 2200 2214 CLIPPERS 8 bo be 3 oh es fod oe LAKERS Min mu‘A waA “I am just real pleased fab wae on PH Aggies WSU (29) with 17 points. Guard Karrin Wilson scored 28 forthe Vikings(39). 25 25 2117 —80 18M96 yt Oma: Bonnet Saar, Sot se, Leon Wood r pre Mountain West Conferf 45, 0 ence play Thursday at St. Mair “Suunger 1-6 Hicks 0 TRAIL BLAZERS 114 Mary's. rage 0:000, Harmar 12002, Sonveau RAPTORS 90 Lauren Beckman scored 14 points and Erin Gibbons PORT, Min MAMA addedfour three-pointersfor Mppen 3 12 points for the Utes, who Savnis ae 32 percent from the Sinith oudamire field. BGPant 6$ Scoring just 43 points won't get you a win,” sai Duckworth 1 stone tebe. Nik ry 4 Ute Coa ‘h Elaine Elliott On Pauierew 6 12 og 2 vu te Nici Johnson led SMU pan am Ta a at with 1 points, ALBERTSON77 Perentage: FG 6 PP vnAHAnerson 1-112. 4. Feros 06. 000 WESTMINSTER 54 int Goals: 81), (Smith 34, Stow Pippen 11, Schrompt Anthony tuert3800fed Hrkman Amy Jensen scored 14 amin22, 1 McColl 0 019602 Gibbons 4300 12 Team Rebounds J4)1'02 000, 178348 Herbert 84,18 602, Marshal points and Angie Bonha Blocked: Shots4 (Walle even, 11 Totals added 12 in Westminster's Smith). Turnovers: 17 08 0Car 638 0 2 1 loss to Albertson at Payne Grant 2 Sabonis 2 fucker wh 31016 Alexander Aug. annoy 26.22Ti 6heme MePviers 00 D1 0 Gym. The Griffins are 1-5, tyAnon 6 (Anthony 2, Sabonts, Wells, Aug 14224 Patton Cecilie Bates led the Idaho nS 1 school with 29 points. “tela Fouls: Wallace94.7 second Megat Defense: None ALBE! PORTLANDST. 60 & eon 1% 1289 9 21 200 624-200 Eoout Nhe Utes (8-4) had used a back at Issel and, after the game, he angrily denied the Amol ng other things, Sloan referred to the sud: den resignation that ended Issel’s first stint as Denver wtarbury ik barrett Har Perry Late Run Lifts SMU Over Utah 19-8runto lead 40-36 before ile Mustangs(6-5) responded gave Utah its 20 point lead, Issel glared at Sloan. Af- ed, “Tl re memberthis.” yelled I loan I 41S SD 78 3 716 12 Ee SIL $s 6 00 00 “Technleal Fouls: None legal Defense: B18 00 7 13 00 9 00 00. 1g 2104681 1518 11385, #15 ILLINOIS 80 New Jersey PercentageUG FFT 0(lackson 48 indiana Goals: WISCONSIN 74 A 18315 (18,95) T. wkSet PENNSYLVANIA (33) Smit & OfMcials: Jack Nies, Ronnie Nunn, Rod: "Team Re neko 1022 14 archibang 100 HLLINOIS (2-0) Hammonds 3 00 00 60 1 0 0 ney Matt Blocked Shuts) lenderson, Ris Owens 151.23; Langel ‘ Pooler B18 po o2 1 2 2 i201, Wrighd, 4s, Bauser311228 iat Patterson oo 00 B0 1 0 Turnovers: 1 (Mutt ier3nd tin 5102213, Faulkner 3.83 ‘Totals aL165 30 St KINGS 111 erson 2, Jackson 2 Crawford, is 166 Wright jess 00000 Toa 215881 CAVALIERS 107 Percentages FT Steals: 6 (Jackson 2, Crawford, Henderson, BANSAS (u Stomski 612 8 109 FG FT Reb 3-Point Goal Goals: 6, 50 (Garnet11 Sealy SAC. Asdohinson, 30.08 feadford 24.44% in MAMA O-T A PEPIs Coles,echnical 1, Brandon 12 Peeler 2), Fouls: None. Boscher48 00 11, Williamson s Team Rebounds; 9 legal Defense: None. 01 14. Gooden B12 2, Blocked Sho1random 4, Garmet2 Webber rer) 112 neh 117, Crider Divac ati Sealy, Smith ‘00, Carey: 04 G00, London Halftime Mlinois 44, Wisconsin 23.3 Williams owO.Axte411 0011 Totals Ponta inwis 26 (Martin 2. Curtin Sealy es 1) (Gael 6, Brann 4 Anderson 2 105, ‘Faulkner0-1), Wisconsin +7 (Black 44, ‘Steals 6(Brandon 3, Mitchell 2, Garnett Rundrbrke THaltine™ Pennsylvania 3, Kansas Paulus? Sims ‘Technical Fouls: Garnett, 128 second Stojakovic Barry Coach Saunders, 1:12 second, Martin i 1 Pollard San Antonio 2120 20 14 a0 Corbin innesota 21038 16 81 belie COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCORES Mars, 7-2 meus Steve lave Hie F. Rush,Bu Tonal Percentages:11 7.07 y@sPaimt Goals: 02, Wins 413 Stonakovle 15 tay13, sarin Drexel 38, Boston Holsras,Northeastern #5 Blocked. Shots 4(Wher, Divac, Wi ‘ams, Pollard). ‘iimptac 1Army 62 Turnovers: 19 (Williams 5, Webber 3. Seton alVillanova Barry 2, Divac 2, Martin2. Funderburke. Sto Vermont 6%, tar Jakovi Williamson, Anderson) Syracuse Steals: 13 (Divac 1, Weblo 2, Barry 2, Wil St Frane 6 RobertMorris 70 is ea Msc umptelt 8 Gris64 liam” Punderburke, Williamson ondegal Dense, Towsin a, New lampshire 0d thin eal Carolina 72, Mount St. Mary's Anderson), Vermont Ha Defense 6:4 fourth Ne u 1 hn 4m,SV Mlegal Defense: Atlanta 92 26 29 26 118 ce Forest 61 Milw 2229 87 16 78 (IAIUT). T= 20 rida A 280 1236 11 2 MinB58 MAMA OT> A PrP ‘OfMicials: Dan Crawford, Derrick Stafford, TNC Grwmstoro 62 V Mare Davis MupwEsT Percentages: FU 38, F2 Goals 21 18)(rian Bryantt |Kansas St. 4 wars 3, Williams1, Walker 05, Penee Knight SUPERSONICS 103 Team Rebounds:7. DeClerea, ROCKETS 96 Mocked Shots: 3 (Pierce, Potapenko, Miller PG FT Williams) Henderson SEATTLE Min MA MA OT APF sen Tillotson #1, Texas Southern ‘Turnovers: (Pierew 4, Walker 3, Wil Hendrcksn 65 3 213 lini Wo, Wisconsin 74 Person ams ate, Chany. Grin 01 W458 Kent #7, Michigan6 West 20 wi162Mt DW Ste 1 Pere 3 , Anderson, Totals 2 1 Miami, Ohio 72, Akr a Percentages: 8FT Houston68, UTEP 66 it nr SN Arizona 62 is, Dallas TitaSi, FresnoSt 85 Is 4 (Sura 00 Women NY. Toials pees 108 2 18 AST Liohnson “Turnovers: 2 (Murray 6, prevel z Decters 2 Mil ages: G7. FT. Ewing Goals: 19) Poster 12, Houston "iar 8, Henderson2. Deter: 1, Mawel(2, Payton 18 Les Want None Chilis 1100 00 als Mura. 2 arth mas BOM OM OR 0 FZ MieDefense! Prades 0 oy O10 0 0 S124 28 33 11 2 faker, Lew Totals 2A 6 25) 9:95 15 259 Sacramento Cleveland 39 22 17 29 —107 Steals: acti"Barry 2, Paterson THE SALA LAKI TRIBUNE 1 (3). 2 stk Lente STATE COLLEGES entages: FUSia, PT. Omicials Brae Ab sie, Hak Arm TechnFoulPayton, 0 thin Saint Goats 1, 0oct 34, strug. JoeDe egal Defense: Southern Methodist out‘Want scored Utah 15-3 in thelast Rebounds: FG et Shot 1tig Camby GRIZZLIES 91 HOUSTONMin M4 six minutes Tuesday night, Carla Taylor, whose team is winning 5143 in women’s the conference tallest. movers: 17 (LJohnsin 5, Houston 3 HEAT87 FG FT Reb Eig Childs Camby. Dis VAN, “Same old story,” Taylor Sorell: basketball at Moody Coli. Min MAMA OT A PEPIS Want ‘euminDallas, said. (wing 3, Houston, Camby, Abdur and sent Utah to a second consecutive logs. Utah closes. up the score. After a Karl Malone dunk ter the two made GEORGETOWN 48 ten 17129, W aru 19 00 2 urleyo 1000, Chars 01 Jason01 000, Sx SFovais 19805 1 38 iNime Connecticut 45, George town 28, Point, goals (dohnson6, Ralph12. (03), Geongetawen 514 WakerV4 Mic 11; Soowden 12, Hurley 04, Smrvka Duffy 02, P.lones 03) With a minute left in the Jazz's win over the Nuggets, Denver Coach Dan Issel thought Sloan was mocking his players by running eye contact; Issel connecricur a1) Percentages: FG # Point Goals: 2s48 Grier 12, El 1. sacksan 06) Team Blocked Shots: 5 (Robinson4 urmovers: 1 obinsan 3 Hle2 period for playersand coac After the Jazz's 109-89 win over the Denver Nuggets or Mondlay nightat the Delta Center. it took Jerry Sloan a little longer to calm down. Like 12 hours. Na #UCONNG7 three-pointers and scored hit of his 11 points during 8nae 13, Rigby 1-1 002 Totals the run, and Chenowith Geancerows as blockedtwo shots and forced 190 3, Bour Jazz coachis sorry yelling took place seocsccutSaee Andy Manis The Associated Press Wisconsin's Tamara Moore, left, and Illinois’ Tauja Catchings go after a loose ball Tuesday. Lett Sek Home Away Cont BYSTEVE LUHM THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE After games, theNBA mandates a 10-minute “cooling off” 8 9) 9/8) 8) 8/8) alz % 4) 8/8/4812 Eastern THE ASSOCIATEDPRESS MINNEAPOLIS The Minnesota Timberwolves held the San Antonio Spurs without a field goal for the first 8% minutes of the fourth quarter and held on for a 91-88 victory Tuesday night Malik Sealy scored 2 points for the Timberwolves, including a 17-foot jumper with a minute to play that gave Minnesota an 87-#4 lead Tim Duncan, wholed the Spurs with 27 points, answered with a bank shot, andfollowing a Sam Mitch: ell miss, the Spurs had a chance totakethelead But Jaren Jackson missed two jumpers on San Antonio’s next possession, and Terrell Brandon followed with twofree throws. Then Mitchell iced the game with two more after Jackson missed a layup. SanAntonio hadmissed its first 11 shots of the fourth quarter, finally scoring on Mario Elie's layup with 3:33 left in the game. Issel-Sloan Spat Cools Off at Last NBA HE oo of 0 vou 11988 2 a9 Poni a(ix22 Shaw 11, bryant,tier Riceon, Team Blocked Shot: 6 (O'Neal, Horry, Gren, Harper) ‘Turnovers: # (Bryant 4, O'Neal, Rice, Harper, Shaw) ‘tenis: 6 (Fisher 2, Fox 2, Horry, Bryant, ‘Gen, Shaw), ‘Technical Fouls: None legal Defense: None. PG FT Reb CLIPPERS Min MA M-A OT A PEPts (Odom Wo 36 6 1 2B Taylor G48 8 Olowkndi 208 oad N ar 3 lan Madson, wae Clos 08 Anderson, oor Murdock 7 002 Packwoki 2 orn vent 1 000 ‘Jones § O03 Conlon 2 ooo TousAh WL 1217 1H 1S 90 98 Percentages: SoinGoal #80Goes 13,om 1.3, Plathowkl 14, Nesby 14, Anderion Muon02) ‘Team Rebounds: 7 Shotx: 7 (Clow 4, Odom 2, ‘Pitkowekt), ‘Turnover: 1 Maton«Odom Ander 0012, Taylor, Chas,Olowo ‘oaks Oo 2ey). Foul: None {egal Defense:None. LA. Lakers 24.35.97 36 122 LA 20 12 18 10 08 ‘A. 20,08(1K) 08 OMiclals: Hon Garretson, Violet Palmer, oe Witla with the effort of our guys,” Morrill. “Sometimes, we havelooked pretty bad this year, but tonight I thought we played awfully well.” Mame 1st 4tagesrs — Fieldjoa: USI a"Psaice Tas Ua, FSU (Rol “ernstn — USU8 #0 2, Hob er rnb Dean ee a ceeeenet Bullionshocanein at, geeRecomm vertized with several excep. Suitirn 0 BeheSe“ tional athletes, They have Kerry ‘Technical Fouls None, Metals — some, namely Terrence Rob- AAS,Sitton, Jim Stupin, Jim Danner. erson ant Courtney Alexander, but they have iit tlechemistry andnobench. Three Fresno State reserves combined to score two points, Alexander, a 6-foot-5 guard projected as a high NBAdraft choice, scored 14 points (abouthalf average) but made 1-of-7 field goals in the secondhalf. “I don't think weplayed with the kind ofeffort that you need,” Tarkanian said. “This is a tough place to percent from the field, including 55 percent in the first half. Rolleled fotr Aggies in doublefigures with 20 points, Shawn Daniels added a career-high 17 points, “It was satisfying to come out and play a game like this,”Rolle said. “I like, play. ing against them. ‘The; me going. Theytalka ite trash, andit is good to show them I can play.” play. It is tough to guard people up here. “Every year we came up here, even when I came up here with my great UNLV teams, we always played a Weber State, the Aggies needed momentum: going into Big West play Jan. 13. ey can further the cause never pressure them. We didn’t defend them atall.” Fresno State could not rattle Rock and Rolle. Bernard Rock and Troy Rolle betpis and get bettereach Fresno State's defense to create easy shots. The Aggies shot 50 Just like Tarkaiyian’s teams used to do against vansState, step slower, and we could consistently penetrated Saturday night, wHei the Set play hostto Brigham “Our goal is to play 40 byi.oeSe Rolle‘said, “It lool e we ny that.” wyigelng |
