o—The Daily Collegian 'Monday, Jan. 8, 1979
College Basketball Roundup
No. 7 LSU stuns Kentucky
By The' Associated Press
After all these years, they were
saying it would be a freak for
Louisiana State to beat Kentucky's
basketball team at Lexington.
That's actually what it took
Saturday night.
Using what they called a "Freak
Defense", the Tigers beat the
Wildcats on their home court for the
first time in history with a tingling 93-
89 decision.
"We practice it a lot, but this was
the first time we've used it," said
Dale Brown, coach of the seventh
ranked Tigers. "It's a three-man zone
in the back, where we form a
triangle, and we play the guards man
for man. It worked pretty well for us
tonight."
The unique defense helped break
the backs of the ninth-ranked Wild
cats, and complemented an offense
led by DeWayne Scales, who scored
25 points.
"We played composed and that
really had a lot to do with the win,"
said Brown. "We shot some
miserable free throws in the first half
(7 of 16) and I told the kids we would
just have to forget about that. And
they did."
Three other Top Twenty 'teams
were not as composed Saturday
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night. lowa upset 13th-ranked
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Mississippi State 69-67 and Wake
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Notre Dame stopped Villanova 75-64;
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86-74 in two overtimes; No. 4 Illinois
swept past Northwestern 74-56; No. 5
Duke trimmed Tulane 74-64; No. 6
UCLA whipped Rutgers 78-57; No. 8
North Carolina State routed 15th
ranked Long Beach State 100-73; No.
11 Indiana State heat West Texas
State 98-77; No. 12 Georgetown
hammered Samford 73-50; No. 14
Arkansas nipped Houston 62-61; and
No. 16 Louisville turned back
Southwestern Louisiana 73-60.
Kentucky had an eight-point lead at
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Ronnie Lester scored 29 points,
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Mark Slonaker's controversial tip
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Icers drop Drexel, 5-2
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