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From: nielsen@hplabsc.UUCP (Walter Nielsen)
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Subject: Re: The End of The Streak...
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Date: Sat, 1-Feb-86 05:24:25 EST
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Posted: Sat Feb  1 05:24:25 1986
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> 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
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