Eagles Triumph In Lamesa Tournament Championship
The Pecos Eagles won the Lamesa Tournament 64 63 over Lamesa after earlier beating Brownfield 64 59 and Roswell Goddard 68 61. Linver Mosby led scoring with 36 in the final, while Mosby and Bobby Riggins earned All Tournament honors. Charles Michaelis hit the winning field goal with 12 seconds left in the final.
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Bruins Dismantle Cougars 96 83 In Pac-8 Showdown
UCLA, ranked eighth, topped Houston 96 to 83 as Gene Bartow lauded his team’s limits while Otis Birdsong led the Cougars with 42 points. UCLA extended its strong start, aiming at the Pacific-8 title with a conference opener versus Oregon. Other top-25 results mixed: Michigan beat South Carolina 90-86 and Providence edged Seton Hall 72-68 in OT.
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Erving Booed Returning to Nassau Coliseum in Nets Loss
Julius Erving came back to the Nassau Coliseum wearing a 76ers uniform as Philadelphia crushed the New York Nets 139 110. Erving scored 18 points with seven rebounds and five assists while Nets guard Tiny Archibald was sidelined six weeks with a fractured left foot.
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Eagles Ranked 17th in Texas Class 3A Poll
The Pecos Eagles sit at number 17 in the first Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Class 3A poll released last week. Odessa Ector leads Class 3A with 150 points and three first place votes. Seminole earned a first place vote but is not in the top 20. The poll is compiled by coaches in the statewide TABC and released twice monthly in January February and March.
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