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Show WAC Glance The halt Lake Tribune By The Associated Press Heading into the final three w eeks of Western Athletic Conference basketball play, it's mostly a two-tearace for the championship with l Paso in the driver's seat Tex-as-E- UTEP, the league's only Top lu team, ran its overall record to a gaudy 21-- 2 mark and its W AC i ecord to Saturday night by demolishing Hawaii while second place Brigham Young lost to powerful 9-- 2 77-5- 8 to drop the CouGeorgetown BYU gars' overall record to 13-nevertheless is in league play, onlv percentage points behind UTEP 67-5- 1 7-- 2 Colorado State, which thrashed Air Force moved into a tie with New Mexico for third place with a 4 WAC record New Mexico dedropped to following a feat at the hands of San Diego State, a team which has been tough on the 60-4- 6-- 61-6- 0 4 Utah Gymnasts Host Trojans Tonight By Joe Baird Tribune Staff Writer score Coming off an NCAA-recor- d of 190.9 and a full week off following d that performance, a University of Utah gymnastics team will get back into action Monday night when it hosts Southern California in the Special Events Center at 7.30 p.m The Lady Utes, who set that scoring mark last Monday in an SEC foe Utah State against and Big Ten power Minnesota, have utilized their week off to work on beefing up the difficulty of their routines and mending some nagging injuries. W'e can really put this break from competition to good use, Utah coach Greg Marsden said of his squad's hiatus The biggest plus of the week layoff is that it gave a couple of key Lady Utes a chance to recuperate and get back into action. Freshman Sandy Sobotka, who competed in only two events against Minnesota and USU because of a couple stress fractures in her hip, will likely go again Monsenior while day night, Linda Kardos, who has been hobbled since the beginning of the season with a small broken bone in her foot, but will probablv see some action just how much will be left up to well-reste- 13th-ranke- d tri-me- Picking up the slack in the absence of those two last week were Cindy Paul and Elaine Alfano, who each turned in the best nights of their careers in the t. Alfano finished up second that evening with a 38 15, while Paul came through with a 37.90, which was good enough for third ainst Finishing first the Aggies and Gophers was Utah senior Megan McCunniff-Marsdewho has been on a tear all year. The chamdefending national pion paced the Lady Utes with a 38 50 in the and with exception of the road meet at Arizona State has won the every time out in 1984 t, top-rank- Marsden. think that Sandy will be going again, the Lady Ute coach said. Linda Kardos will probably perform again too, but we're being a little cautious with her at this point in the season 1 Kardos, Marsden has noted, will be one of the main cogs in Los Angeles next month if Utah is to garner a 4th straight national championship. Hence, the cautious approach. USC will be led into the SEC by veteran Suzy Kellems, who was the leader a year ago Trojan and, barring injury, will likely chal- for that title this year. Kellems' high score so far this year has been a 38.0. Top newcomer for the Trojans thio seaaon is Luci Collins, the 1981 elite national champion and a 1980 U.S. national team member. Her high score this season has been a 37 40. lenge McCunniff-Marsdenational n The Trojans, and the Lady have faced one common Utes, opponent this year in 3rd ranked UCLA. Utah dominated the Bruins 187.05-183.- 2 in its second meet of the year, while UCLA handed USC a 2-- 182 1 7 loss USC's scores haven't been real high, but that could be due in part to the judging, Marsden said. California judges tend to score teams lower than other judges. They usually keep the scores down, regardless of the team. Mot iXT G NFL CAU'f YOU AT LEAST WAIT UNlTiL Tef IKJR YO'JbE- - THE lEAPER EACP Of 1UC TnkYG YEARS OP TellS of late The Aztecs. beat UTEP earlier in the w eek and Utah is Wyoming is Hawaii and Air Force share the cellar with marks Fred Reynolds scored 28 points in UTEP's victory over Hawaii and the Miners' defense stopped the Rainbows after UTEP Coach Don Haskins switched his normal defense to a zone to take advantage of the Rainbows' poor outside shooting "Don Haskins loves to play a zone as much as you or I like to have a toothache." said Hawaii Coach Larry Little. "I knew he felt we didn't have enough outside punch to " warrant playing us No. 3 ranked Georgetown managed to shut down BYU's scoring machine, Devin Durrant, and in doing so shut down the Cougars offense, particularly m the second half. Durrant. the nations leading avcollegiate scorer with a erage, managed only 13 points against the tenacious defense of the Hoyas and Patrick Ewing. "Theyre (the Hoyas) strong and quick, and the combination is hard to beat, Durrant said after the game. A lot of the time a defender will get tired. But when their guy gets tired, they put somebody else on you. When you beat the first man, there's another man there. And when you beat the second guy. there's a third man there. It doesn t help your confidence." San Diego State forwa.d Michael Cage again was the hero for the Aztecs in the victory over New Mexico Cage scored 17 points against the Lobos defense and blocked a potential winning shot by Phil Smith in the final seconds to preserve the edge. Cage had scored 40 points earlier in the week in the upset over UTEP. The Miners get a crack at BYU next Thursday night. It was the Lobos first WAC loss on at the road. New Mexico was home, but 0 on the road prior to the SDSU game. CSUs victory over Air Force was the Rams 12th of the season, the most in any of Coach Tony McAn-drew- s four years as the Rams head man. "This was a key game for us to get back on track, McAndrews said, and it heads us on the right track into one of the key games of the year for us (against New Mexico Saturday). 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