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CSF faces toughest foeThe College of Santa Fe faces its toughest opponent of the season tonight when it hosts Grand Canyon College at 7:30.The Phoenix club is 17-2 and ranked No 4 in the NAIA CSF coach Roger Dutremble believes Grand Canyon is better than Oklahoma State or Oklahoma City, NCAA teams the Knights have lost to.“They’re a very wellw *rcoached team with an awful lot of talent and size,’’ Dutremble said Thursday.“In my opinion, they’re the best team in the district “For us to boat them, we’ll probably have to play the best game we've ever envisioned This means every man from thewmanager to the head coach We would also have to catch Grand Canyon on just alittle bit of an off nightCSF, 7-14, lost to Grand Canyon last season 101-76 and 88 51.In their last outing, the Knights waltzed past Metropolitan State College 110-52Dutremble will start 6-10 Dan Donahue, 6-7 Kevin Neal, 6-4 Morris Batts, 6-0 Tim Dowdell and 6-0 Larry Kimble.Donahue continues to lead CSF in scoring, 21 2, and rebounding, 14 Batts is averaging 15 1 points and Neal 10 rebounds After tonight, CSF hastwo games left on the regular season schedule The Knights host New Mexico Highlands University Wednesday and go to Grand Canyon Feb 24 In a game that won't count on the record. Athletes in Action, probably the world’s best amateur team, comes to Santa Fe March 1
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Santa Fe, New Mexico, US
Fri, Feb 17, 1978
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