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Show TheSalt Lake Tribune COLLEGE BASKETBALL ci * Sunday, December 29,2002. UTAH BASKETBALL Johnsen May Play Monday Against No. 1 Tide weeks Three-week hiatus could be shortened to 12 days According to Johnsen, however, there is an outside chai he could return against the Crimson Tide just 12 days after doctors bolted the torn ligament BY STEVE LUHM THE SALTLAKETRIBUNE. Britton Johnsen, the University of back into place. | can't say whether I'll play or not,” Johnsen said. “It's up in the air. | want to play morethan anything. But so many doctors are saying, ‘Be smart It's still 50-50." Utah's top scorer and rebounder, might play against top-ranked Alabama on Mondaynightat the Huntsman Center. Johnsen tore a ligamentin his right thumb during a 59-54 loss at Utah State on Dec. 17, He had surgery the next day and In the Utes’ first eight games, the 6 foot-10 senior forward averaged14 points and 6.8 rebounds. was expected to besidelinedatleast three tice Saturday afternoon. He wore a heavy Johnsen participated in Utah's prac- Ute coach Rick Majerus said the deci- Thursday. Peeper ary and 2.4 assists. But he scored 19 points, of the season. will happen is the doctor will come, ren- “The whole season is a lot more important than one game,” Johnsen said, der his opinion and we'll stick by that de rank 18th in the nation in scoring defense (58.2). Only two opponents (Gonzaga, Arizona State) have scored more than 61 is rush back too quickly. Doctors have told him if he reinjures his thumb, he would probably be sidelined for therest “evenif it is Alabama.” Evenif Johnsen can't play against the team, he barely showedit. Asthefinal secondstickedoff in Louisville's81-63 upset of No. 14 Kentucky at Freedom Hallon Saturday, Pitino got up from his crouchon thesideline and calmly walked to midcourt to shake hands with Wildcats coach Tubby Smith, his former assistant. “Everyonewill say, ‘Well, he’s holdingit in,’ but I love beating Kentucky as much as| love beating anybody else,” said Pitino, who coached the Wildcats from 1989-97 and led them to the 1996 national championship. But a smile sneaked across Pitino’s face during his postgame news conference. “I don't have any specialfeel terrible rvin Stone scored 16 points and Ellis Myles had 11 points and 14 re- boundsfor Louisville(7-1), which snapped a three-game losing streakto its rival. Pitino avengeda 20-point loss to the Wildcats in his much- ballyhooed return to Rupp Arena last December. He was making his first appearancein his former home arena, and fans screamed insults at him from the start in Kentucky's 82-62 victory, ‘Therudereception stuck with the Cardinals, “Wereally wantedto get this win for Coach, the way they treated him last year,” Myles said. The atmosphere was much different in Freedom Hall on Saturday. Louisville's fans gave Pitino polite applause as he took the floor. They let out a more exu- berant cheer when hewasintro- ducedafterhis starting lineup. Kentucky (63) quieted the crowdwith afast start, dominat ing the boards andbuilding a 20-9 lead. The Wildcats got 15 of the first 16 rebounds in the game. “I told my assistants if we don't start rebounding, we're practicing tonight,” Pitino said. “T don’t know if my staff told my team,” But the rebounding evened out, and the Cardinals improved their defense. Kentucky had only three baskets in the last five minutes. ‘The Wildcats led 0 at half- time, but Erik Brown, who's from Lexington, madea three-pointer with 17:03 left to initiate a 174 run by the Cardinals, Kentucky opened the game by shooting 9for-17 from thefield, then missed19 of its next 24 shots, including nineof the first 10 at thestart ofthe secondhalf. “The homecourt was thedifference,” Pitino said. “I know how muchthis game meant to our fans.” Oe GAMES: 165, George Mason 41: At Peuen Brandin Kright's playmaking led Pittsburgh on a 15-4 betore halftime ‘and the Panthers cruised. #4 Arizona 95, Davidson 69: At Tucson, Memphis 77, #7 linole 74: At Mom phe, Tenn, Chis Massie had 13 points and cision.” Ute Notes: Alabama is 9-0. 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The Utes College Basketball Scores THE ASSOCIATED PRESS transfer ay then,” he said, “I don’t even think I'll be wearing the brace. sion on Johnsen’s availability will be madebyhis doctor. “I know he wants to play,” Majerus said. “I want to grow hair, too. . . What final call on the matter. Onething Johnsen does not wanttodo LOUISVILLE, Ky. If Rick Pitinotook anyextrasatisfaction from his new team beatinghis old Kentucky baton Conference season at San Diego Johnsen would have to wear the splint. ‘The game officials would also haveto approveit prior to tip-off they have the Pitino Gets Satisfaction From Win Over ’Cats ings, but it would'vebeen Jan. 18, when Utah opens its Mountain If he plays against the Crimson Tide, TOP 25 MEN if we'd havelost,”he Oklahoma (68-62) in the season opener and Ohio State (54-48). - CrimsonTide, the latest he will return is plastic splint, which is designed to completely immobilize his injured thumb. 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The Tigers held Texas’ leading scorer, Stacy Stephens, to justsix points in the game and nofield goalsin the secondhalf, Heather Schreiber led all scorers with a career-high 20 points for Texas (6-3). LSU shot 48 percentfrom the field in the first half, then im- proved to 54 percentin the second, Texas shot39 percent in the first and 33 percentin the second, ‘Texas scored six unanswered Bill Feig/The Associated Press Texas’ Tal Dillard, left, chases a loose ball with LSU's Temeka points in the first 90 seconds of the second half, but LSU had Saturday at Baton Rouge, La, seven consecutive points in a two-minutestretch to pull to 37- Missouri 59: 85. 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