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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1971
Page
10
USC edged UCLA 64 60 as the Trojans used a late stall to frustrate the Bruins who led 61 60 after erasing a nine point deficit. Dennis Layton led USC with 23 points while guard Kenker added 14 as UCLA failed to score for several minutes sealing a hard fought conference game.
Sophomore James Lister, a rising star at Sam Houston, has developed into the Lone Star Conference leading scorer and top rebounder threat. He credits late dedication and a shift from high school football to basketball for his breakout, as coach Emil Henke notes improved experience and work ethic.
Veteran coaches like Wooden and McGuire defend and attack the slowdown approach, arguing it changes pacing and requires adjustments. Others fear stalling harms fan interest, while figures such as Maravich and Driesell clash on whether clock-based control should govern the game.
UCLA coach Johnny Wooden rallies the Bruins from a nine point second half deficit to a 64 60 win over Southern California. Marquette remains unbeaten at 30 straight with an 84 55 victory over DePaul. Penn and Kansas also win as top teams maintain pace in a crowded race.
The article discusses college basketball figures voicing opinions on stalling and the 24 second clock. Coaches Kraft Driesell and Mears critique stall tactics while proponents Duquesne and others defend pace. Players like Austin Carr and Hen Dunker contribute standout scoring.
The top 20 results list Wisconsin edging Seuinera Cilliorata 164 to 16, Notre Dame defeating Creighton 105 to 114, Michigan 134 over Purdue 95 69, Northwestern 82 81, and other scores against various opponents.
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