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* ♦ The Red and Black • Tuesday, November 13,1990
SPORTS
Durham's Dogs are ranked 21st In the Associated Press pre
season Top 25 basketball poll released Monday. Defending
NCAA champion UNLV received 50 of a possible 65 first place
votes to get the No. 1 ranking.
Lewis wants first win
of career vs. Auburn
By DAVID PACE
Sports Writer
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The skies have cleared in Jacksonville
since the weekend, but the forecast is still gloomy for Georgia.
After Saturday’s demoralizing 38-7 defeat at the hands of the
Florida Gators, Georgia, now 4-5 on the season and 2-4 in the SEC, is
staring into the jaws of its worst football campaign since 1962.
‘It’s very important for us to win right now," senior linebacker
Mo Lewis said. **No senior wants to go out on a losing note.”
Getting a win over Auburn (6-2-1) this Saturday night (ESPN,
7:30 p.m.) is especially important for Lewis in light of the fact that in
his final year at Georgia, he has yet to taste victory over the Tigers.
It hasn’t been solely a defensive problem for the Dogs. The of
fense has failed to produce points against some of the nation’s best
defenses, most recently Florida.
Under the guidance of quarterbacks Greg Talley and freshman
Joe Dupree, the Dogs managed barely over 200 yards total offense
against Florida. The only bright spot of Georgia’s afternoon came on
a 96-yard drive engineered by Talley, which culminated in a 27-yard
scoring strike to freshman Andre Hastings. It brought Georgia to
within seven points, (14-7) but it also ended the game for Hastings.
On the play, Hastings severely sprained his left ankle and could
be out for the Auburn game. His status is listed as day-to-day. Du
pree will see more playing time against Auburn according to the
Georgia coaching staff. Coach Ray Goff will announce Saturday’s
starter at quarterback today.
Cross country Dogs qualify for NCAAs
From staff reports
Keli Butler enabled the Lady
Bulldogs to receive a bid to com
pete in the NCAA Championships
Saturday by capturing first place
at the NCAA Region Three cross
country meet in Greenville, S.C.
Butler’s first-place time of 17:05
and freshman teammate Frida
Thordadottir’s 13th-place time of
17:40 took the Dogs to second place
with 86 points.
GOLFER WINS TOURNEY
Georgia’s Franklin Langham
won the Southern Collegiate Golf
Championships over the weekend
at the Athens Country Club with a
final round, three-under-par 69.
Langham edged teammate Sean
Kennedy by one shot for the indi
vidual title. Georgia Tech won the
team title by three strokes.
MCCARTHY DUO FALLS
The Georgia doubles team of
Shannan and Shawn McCarthy
reached the final of the Rolex
Southeast Regional
Championships this weekend in
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Tallahassee, Fla., falling to Nicole
Arendt and Jillian Alexander of
Florida 6-3, 1-6, 6-1. The Bulldogs’
four singles entrants Angela Let-
tiere, Shawn McCarthy, Maria
Salsgard, and Tonya Bogdonas all
were defeated before the third
round.
MEN DROP SEMIS
Georgia’s Bobby Mariencheck
and Jack Frierson reached the
semifinals of the Rolex Regional
Doubles Championships this
weekend in Knoxville, Tenn. After
defeating Tennessee All-Ameri
cans Brice Karsh and Tim Jessup,
the duo fell to Rick Witsken and
Elbe Ferriera of Alabama in the
semi-finals. All of Georgia’s singles
entrants were defeated before the
third round of singles play.
LADY SPIKERS LOSE TWO
The Georgia volleyball team (22-
11, 4-4 SEC) suffered two back
breaking losses this weekend at
Kentucky (19-10, 6-1 SEC) and
Tennessee (10-13, 4-4 SEC).
SWIMMERS SPLIT
Moulin Gustavsson’s first place
finishes in the 200 and 500-meter
freestyle and 200 individual
medley led the ninth-ranked
Georgia women’s swim team to a
victory over lOth-ranked Ten
nessee 163-129. Georgia's men loet
to the Vols 144-90.
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