cuccia@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU (Nick "Coosh" Cuccia) (01/26/86)
For the first time since 1960, Cal has beaten a UCLA team,
75-67.
This now makes the Golden Bears the second place team in the Pac ten
conference to Washington, who fell to the Golden Bears earlier this
season. It also gives Lou Campinelli, Cal's new coach, his 201st
victory as a coach, and Cal an undefeated record in Harmon Arena and
13-4/5-2 overall/league records. And anybody who saw this game on TV
today knows that Harmon can be a pretty loud place to play.
Cal in the final four? Don't count the Golden Bear out...
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^lor@ucla-cs.UUCP (01/27/86)
In article <11553@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU> cuccia@ucbvax.berkeley.edu.UUCP (Nick "Coosh" Cuccia) writes: >For the first time since 1960, Cal has beaten a UCLA team, >75-67. > >This now makes the Golden Bears the second place team in the Pac ten >conference to Washington, who fell to the Golden Bears earlier this >season. It also gives Lou Campinelli, Cal's new coach, his 201st >victory as a coach, and Cal an undefeated record in Harmon Arena and >13-4/5-2 overall/league records. And anybody who saw this game on TV >today knows that Harmon can be a pretty loud place to play. > >Cal in the final four? Don't count the Golden Bear out... > >From the Continually Stymied Research Group (CSRG), >--Nick "Coosh" Cuccia It may be the game of two decades for the bears, but what's so big deal about beating a team that lost to North Carolina by 40+ points, got embarrassed by Washington, Notre Dame, and even Stanford in recent weeks? As a matter of fact, it's a shame for the Bears to take so long to beat the Bruins since the departure of Larry Brown. EVEN Larry Farmer stayed unbeaten against the Bears!!! -- Eddy Lor ...!(ihnp4,ucbvax)!ucla-cs!lor lor@LOCUS.UCLA.EDU Computer Science Department, UCLA
srt@ucla-cs.UUCP (01/27/86)
In article <11553@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU> cuccia@ucbvax.berkeley.edu.UUCP (Nick "Coosh" Cuccia) writes: >For the first time since 1960, Cal has beaten a UCLA team, >75-67. > >This now makes the Golden Bears the second place team in the Pac ten >conference to Washington... The Golden Bears are having a pretty good season. And they have the only Chinese player in the NCAA (I think...anyone know for sure)? Lou is doing pretty well with a bunch of players of medium strength. As far as beating UCLA, so what? UCLA sucks this year, much as it has the past few (though they looked good at the end of last season). This is a team whose tallest player is a 6'9" white guy who never played basketball before transfering to UCLA in his junior year. So give it a rest. The real mystery in the PAC-10 is USC. Wha happened? -- Scott o fell to the Golden Bears earlier this >season. It also gives Lou Campinelli, Cal's new coach, his 201st >victory as a coach, and Cal an undefeated record in Harmon Arena and >13-4/5-2 overall/league records. And anybody who saw this game on TV >today knows that Harmon can be a pretty loud place to play. > >Cal in the final four? Don't count the Golden Bear out... > >^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >From the Continually Stymied Research Group (CSRG), >--Nick "Coosh" Cuccia > > allegra!--\ > decvax!---\ > ihnp4!---->-ucbvax!ucbarpa!cuccia (UUCP) > sdcsvax!---/ > tektronix!--/ > cuccia@ucbarpa.berkeley.edu (Arpanet) >----------------------------------------------------------------------- >General Disclaimer goes here... >^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
yeff@Navajo.ARPA (01/29/86)
In article <8532@ucla-cs.ARPA> lor@ucla-cs.UUCP (Edward Lor) writes: >In article <11553@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU> cuccia@ucbvax.berkeley.edu.UUCP (Nick "Coosh" Cuccia) writes: >>For the first time since 1960, Cal has beaten a UCLA team, >... got embarrassed by Washington, Notre Dame, and >even Stanford in recent weeks? "even Stanford"?!?!?! now wait a minute here....Stanford happens to be not so bad this year..we have been doing very respectable in both the Pac-10 and overall... actually, I think that all of this is a good example of the parity that has reached the Pac-10 (very evident) and that has hit the NCAA in general.... now th question is: is this good or bad?? jef
nielsen@hplabsc.UUCP (Walter Nielsen) (02/01/86)
> For the first time since 1960, Cal has beaten a UCLA team, > 75-67. > > This now makes the Golden Bears the second place team in the Pac ten > conference to Washington, who fell to the Golden Bears earlier this > season. It also gives Lou Campinelli, Cal's new coach, his 201st > victory as a coach, and Cal an undefeated record in Harmon Arena and > 13-4/5-2 overall/league records. And anybody who saw this game on TV > today knows that Harmon can be a pretty loud place to play. > > Cal in the final four? Don't count the Golden Bear out... > > --Nick "Coosh" Cuccia Don't make me laugh. Cal in the final four ? Don't you mean the final four for the PAC-10 ? So Cal beat the weakest UCLA team in 25 years with only 10 players suited up and no center. Big Deal ! They also beat another powerhouse :-) USF by one point. At least Stanford and UCLA plays the North Carolinas, St Johns, etc so everyone else in basketball knows how they match up against real college basketball. Walter Nielsen ARPAnet: nielsen%hplabs@csnet-relay.ARPA USEnet: {ihnp4,sdcrdcf,ucbvax}!hplabs!hplabsc!nielsen