European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 29, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 a a the stars and stripes thursday november 19,1990 Aba from Page 17 the second half 18 in the final Quarter. Jack Sikma added 20 for the Bucks who Are 7-0 at Home and 10-3 Overall. Rockets 107, clippers 102 Houston a Akeem Olajuwon scored 14 of his 34 Points in the final 10 minutes and also had 20 rebounds. Gary Grant led the clippers with 24 Points while Winston Garland had 21. Nuggets 124, magic 113 Denver a Orlando Woolridge scored 28 Points and Michael Adams had 18 assists As Denver outscored Orlando 29-12 in the final nine minutes for the nuggets second Victory of the season. Terry cat Edge scored 30 for the magic. Spurs 124, supersonics 111 Seattle a san Antonio erased a 2-Point deficit with a 13-2 run to open the fourth Quarter. Sean Elliott led the spurs with 28 Points and David Robinson added 25. Timber wolves 89, Kings 80 Sacramento Calif. Tyrone Corbin scored 17 Points and Pooh Richardson 16 As Minnesota handed Sacramento its 12th consecutive loss at Home. Boston College sacks Bicknell Newton mass. A Jack Bicknell who coached Boston College to four bowl games in his first six seasons but had losing records in his last four was fired tuesday after 10 years in the Job. No replacement was named for Bicknell who departs after a 4-7 season in which the eagles lost their last four games. His 10-year record is 59-55-1. The eagles went 5-6 in 1981, Bicknell a first season As coach but a freshman named Doug Flutie emerged As the starting quarterback. Over the next three seasons Flutie starred in Bicknell a pass oriented offence. Boston College compiled records of 83-1, 9-3 and 10-2 Over the next three seasons. The eagles lost the Tangerine bowl to Auburn 33-26 in 1982 and the Liberty bowl to notre Dame 19-18 in 1983. In 1984, Flutie a senior season they beat Houston 45-28 in the Cotton bowl and ended at 10-2.national football league red hot giants lose their Cool byte Canavan East Rutherford . Apr Mark Bavaro got thrown out the game. Phil Simms screamed at the Philadelphia eagles. Lawrence Taylor had a few Choice words for anyone who would listen and there were the occasional shoving matches. In losing their first game of the season to the eagles the giants 10-1 also lost something else a their composure. Coach Bill Parcells played some word games monday when asked if his team blew its Cool in the 31-13 loss to the eagles 7-4. A when you re losing and you have to try some things you get out of style a Parcells said. A frustration takes place. That a what  Parcells could not explain what happened to Bavaro his quiet tight end who rarely says anything to anyone. Bavaro was ejected with 12 50 to play for what was announced As pushing an official seconds after eagles linebacker Byron Evans returned an interception 22 Yards for a touchdown. Bavaro got into a shoving match with several Philadelphia players and then allegedly pushed Umpire Dave Hamilton. Parcells said he had not talked with Bavaro and he had heard nothing from the league about the incident. That was just one of several incidents that seemed unusual for a team that likes to describe itself As Workmanlike. A we lost our composure several times and that a not like us a said Taylor who had just one tackle and one assist. A in a game where you get a lot of talking we turned it into a Street fight instead of a football  even Simms got involved. It May have shown in his passing. He came into the game As the a Fly Stop rated quarterback and completed 17-of-40 for 234 Yards and two interceptions. He had two interceptions in the first 10 games. A we were almost under control a Simms said. A i got into some Yelling matches but so what i heard them the eagles talking the whole time. They do a lot of things i done to understand. But the bad thing is i jumped right in there with  Mark Bavaro was ejected sunday for allegedly bumping an official. For the most part the giants game plan against the eagles was similar to the first time the teams met. In that game new York passed More than usual. The giants won the season opener 27-20 because they made the big plays and the eagles did no to. That changed this past weekend. There were at least four big plays new York failed to make a in the first Quarter Mark Ingram missed a watchable pass at the eagles 10 shortly after a Philadelphia turnover. A Matt Bahr missed an extra Point attempt in the second Quarter. A two penalties took the giants out of Field goal Range Early in the third Quarter trailing by a Point. A the giants failed to convert a first Down at its 44 on two Rushing plays with a Yard to go. A what do you want me to do a Parcells said. A a in a not going to dwell on this very Long. We have Tough games coming up. I know that and the players know  the statistics for both games were remarkably similar. Philadelphia had Mote first Downs total Yards passing Yards Rushing Yards and time of Possession than the giants who forced two More turnovers in the first game. Each had two in the second. A they did no to do much different a Parcells said. A they ran the same attack. We just made too Many mistakes. I feel the same now As i did after the game. We just made too Many mistakes. They were the better team on sunday. We were the better team this time. I  be surprised if we played  but first the giants 10-1 Are preparing to meet the san Francisco 49ers 10-1who also lost their first game in next monday nights game. Both teams want to wrap up their playoff berths and their respective division titles and that Sall Parcells cared about monday. He said sarcastically that playing the 49ers is just what his team  Carolina Rolls Over Jacksonville by the associated press Chapel Hill . A fourth ranked North Carolinas 104-61 rout of Jacksonville tuesday night did no to make the usually cautious Dean Smith change his ways. A Overall we just done to know a the tar Heel coach said of his teams ability. A we played to the Home crowd. We re playing a Sun Belt conference team but Jacksonville is Down a bit. In a not too  freshman Cliff Rozier scored 22 Points for the tar heels who were overpowering on defense As they handed Smith his 690th career Victory. The tar heels 2-0 forced 29 turnovers by the dolphins 17 of them in the first half. It was that defensive pressure that helped North Carolina break from a 4-4 tie in the Early stages with an eight Point run in a 2vz-Minutespan. George Lynch and Rick Fox scored 19 Points each for North Carolina. Reggie Law led Jacksonville with 16 Points and Tim Burroughs had 15. In other games tuesday night no. 3 Arkansas 96, Mississippi Coll 57 Pine Bluff Ark. A Todd Day and Oliver Miller sat out the first half As a disciplinary measure then keyed a 27-2 run that carried third ranked Arkansas Over Mississippi College. Arkansas coach Nolan Richardson said earlier that he was unsure How he would discipline Day and Miller for picking up technical fouls last week in a 12-Point loss to Arizona in the finals of the big Apple nit. Miller entered tuesday nights game with 16 30 left in the second half and Day followed 75 seconds later. At that Point Arkansas 4-1 led the division ii Choctaw College basketball Roundup 1-2 42-41, Miller and Day sat Back Down with 4 46 remaining and Arkansas up 86-49. No. 6 Alabama 96, Wake Forest 95 Tuscaloosa Ala. A a steal by Gary Waites with 12 seconds remaining in overtime sealed no. 6 Alabama a Victory Over Wake Forest after the Crimson tide squandered a 17-Point Lead during regulation. Melvin Cheatum scored a career High 28 Points for Alabama 2-0. The tide went ahead when James Robinson made one of two free throws with 46 seconds to play in overtime. Wake Forest 2-1 then had a Chance to win the game but Waites stole the Ball from Roger Siler and Alabama ran out the clock. The Demon deacons had 24 turnovers. Siler sent the game to overtime on a 3-Pointer, a steal and two free throws in the final 12 seconds of regulation capping Wake forests 40-23 run and tying the score at 86-86. No. 14 a. Tech 87, Morgan St. 65. Atlanta a Sophomore Forward Malcolm Mackey scored a career High 33 Points to Lead 14th-ranked Georgia tech Over Morgan state. All America Sophomore guard Kenny Anderson racked up 13 assists against the bears bringing his total assists to 309. James Mccoy led Morgan state with 20 Points. No. 15 Connecticut 90, Hartford 63 Storrs Conn. A Rod Sellers scored 21 Points and Connecticut strapping defense forced 20 turnovers As the 15th-Ianked huskies Defeated Hartford. Chris Smith and John Gwynn added 16 Points each and Dan Cyrulik had 14 As Connecticut 2-0 won its seventh game without a loss in Gampel Pavilion even with three guards in the starting lineup Hartford 0-2 had trouble with the huskies press. The Hawks lost the Ball 14 times on turnovers in the first halt As Connecticut took a 47-32 Lead. Ron Moye led Hartford with 21 Points. No. 22 Texas 76, Florida 74 Gainesville Fla. A Joey Wright led no. 22 Texas with 26 Points including a four Point play with 4 33 left that helped the longhorns to a season opening Victory Over Florida. Florida a Craig Brown missed two free throws with 4 seconds left to play after he was fouled by Guillermo Myers with the gators trailing 75-74. Myers got the rebound and Sank a foul shot to Seal the longhorns Victory Benford Williams chipped in 16 Points for the Long horns who took advantage of 26 Florida turnovers Rutgers 68, no. 23 Missouri 60piscataway no Keith Hughes scored u of his 20 Points in the final 31h minutes As Rutgers opened its season with a Victory Over no. 23 Missouri which was also playing its opener. Hughes who played just seven minutes in the Fijoj j half after picking up two Quick fouls gave the Scarlet knights the Lead for Good at 54-52 with two free throws with 3 28 to play. 1