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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 17, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sports a in Day february 17,1993 Southern u. Ends Jackson St. Hold on longest Streak College basketball by the associated press with Mardi gras going at full Speed it Only seemed fitting that the Best action in College basketball monday night too place in Louisiana. The nation s longest winning Streak came to an end at 16 games As Jackson state dropped an 87-74 decision to Southern University at Baton Rouge  the Only two top 25 teams in action no. 18 Tulane and no. 21 new or leans both won at new Orleans. Jackson state s loss Cost it an Honor that was held at different time this season by univ 29? ame Duke 23virginia 16niagara 11 and new Orleans 10. Southern ended the Streak thanks to a 17-0 second half run that broke a 52-52 tie with 11 18 left. A few of their players were not think ing of us As a threat said Vincent Jones a guard for Southern. They were think ing about their 17th win. Alter that we got pumped up and ready to  Southern 14-8, 7-4 southwestern ath Letic conference held a 59-33 rebound ing Edge and senior Center Hervaughn Scales had a career High 29 Points and 22of the rebounds. We arc disappointed but this is not the end of the season said Jackson state s Lindsay Hunter fifth in the nation in scoring at 27.8 Points per  knows the Streak has to end. They played on that other level. The wore us Down and beat  i know something positive is going to come out of this negative said Jackson state coach Andy Stoglin Southern s head coach from 1982 to 1984. Our main focus now is on the Swap tournament. Well take this loss and get refocused. I Don t worry about this Bunch. Idon t think Well Roll Over and  the longest winning Streak in the country now belongs to Arizona winners of 15 straight. Arizona ranked fourth plays Host to no. 8 Cincinnati on sunday. Tulane 63, can Slus 41 new Orleans no. 18 Tulane knocked off Canisius despite turning the Ball Over 18 times and hitting Only 28 of 66 fiend goal attempts including 2 of 15 3-Pointcrs. Boy it was t pretty coach Perry Clark said. / if fact i thought we might have to Send the kids Home. I was worried it would be  was so  Carlin Hartman was Tulane s High scorer with 15 Points and he did it against a school from his own Hometown. I always want to come out and play hard said Hartman who is from Buffalo . I knew the Home crowd would be listening to this and that helped me get up for  the Green wave 18-4 fell behind 10-2as they failed to score a Basket in the open ing 5 55, but came Back to take a 33-19 half time Lead and were comfortably ahead throughout the second half. New Orleans 69, Louisiana tech 41 new Orleans the no. 21 Priva Teers held Louisiana tech to 13 Points inthe first half and took control with a 26-6 run after the score was tied 4-4. At half time we said we wanted toehold them to 30 Points for the game said Melvin Simon who led new Orleans with 19 Points. It did t happen but it was a Good win. We rely on our defens every  new Orleans 19-2,13-0 Sun Belt con Ference has won 16 of its last 17 games and is tied with no. 8 Cincinnati for the second Best record in the top 25. The bulldogs 41 Points were the fewest Al Lowed by the privateers this season. Other games Brian fair scored 22 Points an Donyell Marshall dominated the final minutes with 11 Points in the final 6 35 to Power visiting Connecticut to an 80-76 Victory Over Syracuse in a big East game. Fred Burley scored 11 of his 13 Points in the second half to rally Oklahoma state to a 73-63 Victory Over hosting Nebraska in a big eight game. Coppin state clinched the mid East Ern athletic conference regular season championship with an 89-65 Victory Over Bethune Cookman. Texas Southern and Grambling state combined to shoot 108 free throw sin Texas Southern s 98-82 Victory. Seven players fouled out. At Annapolis md., Wes Cooper had Nebraska s Andre Woolridge shoots Over Oklahoma state s von Bennett at Lincoln. 16 Points and 12 rebounds to Lead Navy to a 78-63 Victory Over Washington & Jef Ferson. Navy 8-14 had a 49-24 Edge i rebounds. Will Flemons scored 47 Points in leading Texas tech to a 117-99 Victory Over Oral Roberts Todd Denton scored 44 As ouachita Baptist an naia school upset Centenary 97-82 and Tony Dunkin had 43 As coastal Carolina dubbed big South conference opponent  Ville 100-68.  group May protest Cal firing by Doug Tucker Kansas City to. A College basketball coaches no longer willing to accept their traditional role May take one giant step toward a new Era. At immediate Issue is the unexpected firing of Cali fornia coach Lou Campanelli whose promising Young team was 10-7 when he was dismissed last week. On monday the 16-member Board of directors of the National association of basketball coaches Dis cussed Campaneli s situation for almost 90 minutes arguing Over How and whether to raise a protest. Nab executive director Jim Haney said his office probably would Issue a statement marking the first Lime the 66-year-old organization publicly spoke out Inone voice Over the firing of anybody. Beyond Campanelli however lies the much broader question of empowerment of coaches securing greater Job Security and greater Access to the Rule and policy making process. We re trying to be part of the academic  consider ourselves teachers said Nab president Johnny Orr of Iowa state. We Are the guardians of the  this is an association made up of coaches. One certainly has the right to be concerned about the welfare of its membership said Haney who moved the Nab offices to Kansas City last year to be nearer the Mcaa. We re concerned about intercollegiate  re concerned about fitting into the system and be coming valuable assets in the process whether the Issue is reducing costs or concerns about student ath letes  in Campanelli the Nab has the perfect example of what coaches see As a growing problem. This firing of coaches at mid season is an Issue that we have to address Haney said. There have been four so fur this year in division i and we understand two More have not been announced. In this particular Case there Are a couple of base left for us to touch before we say  the Nab is powerless to Stop the firing of coaches who answer to the chief executive officer at each school. But banding together their Power to command the Media spotlight could prove embarrassing to an school acting in haste. We can look at situations and try to draw attention to How things happen and try to make people aware of the Impact of timing and other things on coaches an programs Haney said. He described the 90-minute conference Call As very  the 16-member Nab Board includes Mike Krzyzewski of Duke Roy Williams of Kansas and Denny Crum of Louisville. Haney acknowledged he had received a letter fro California authorities stating Campanelli was fired be cause of abusive behaviour toward players that was observed after recent games. Haney also dismissed re ports that the coaches were considering some sort of blackball action against Todd Bozeman the assistant coach who was named interim coach in Campaneli s place. R for us to organize into something like that frankly would be appalling he said. Haney moved the Nab office to Kansas City last sum Mer alter the Board voted to seek greater input into the process. Heed with future issues Over Cost reduction and sharing More Revenue with women s athletics the coaches decided they needed Solidarity More than Ever. Krzyzewski made a much publicized appearance Las month on the floor of the Mcaa convention where coaches have never had a significant presence. He urged the presidents to take counsel from their coaches while making rules and policy. But the convention turned thumbs Down on both legislative items Krzyzewski spoke in Tavor of and a few administrators even treated the Duke coach with open disrespect. We re trying to Cement our relationship with the people not get farther away from them said Orr. Ese  
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