—The Daily Collegian Monday, March 11, 1996
Sekunda
eliminates
doubters
Forward Glenn Sekunda
jumps out of shooting
slump just in time for the
Razorbacks.
By DAVID COMER
f9ollegian Sports Writer
Glenn Sekunda was missing
three pointers, short jumpers,
shots in the paint and just about all
f the field goals he attempted.
So what did the Lion small for
yard to do get out of his shooting
He didn't turn to extra shooting
practice or go to a shot doctor. His
~pproach was mental.
just got myself more mentally
rrepared," he said. "And physical
ly, I got a little bit more rest in the
last couple of days of practice than
i had been. My legs were fresher
today, and I was just mentally pre
pared to do well today."
Sekunda did do well, shooting 8-
'or-12 from the field and 3-of-3
trom the foul line on his way to a
game-high 21 points during the
Lions' 86-70 defeat of Ohio State on
Saturday.
Before the Lions beat the Buck
eyes, Sekunda was in an offensive
slump at the worst possible time of
the season. With the NCAA tourna
ment starting this week and the
Lions a part of it, Sekunda was hav
mg visions of the end of his junior
campaign, when he also struggled
prom the field.
During the six games before Sat
urday, Sekunda made a miserable
15 of his 67 field goal attempts for
22 percent. The stretch, during
which the Lions won two of six
games, included a 6-of-20 outing at
Indiana and a 1-of-11 performance
at home against Northwestern for
Sekunda. He was also held score-
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Senior Glenn Sekunda smiles during the senior day festivities before
the Ohio State 86-70 victory. Sekunda retrieved himself from a six game
slump on Saturday by scoring 21 points.
less at Purdue and to one point at
Wisconsin.
"During the course of the season
I haven't really been in a slump
like I have these past few games,"
Sekunda said. "I went through that
last year. and I never really got
myself out of it. This year, I told
myself I wasn't going to let it hap
pen again."
He didn't. Sekunda. a transfer
from Syracuse, scored seven first
half points and made half of his six
field-goal attempts. After intermis
sion, he played even better.
He swished a three pointer to
extend Penn State's lead to 50-32
with 16:15 left in the game. Then
after resting three minutes, Sekun
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scored 11 points --- including a
three, a tip in, two baskets in the
paint and two free throws.
And in the process, Sekunda
showed the versatility that makes
him a quality scorer. Though he
had struggled as of late, the for
ward has scored in double figures
in 19 of the Lions' 27 games, includ
ing a 30-point outburst at North
western and five 20-point games.
It was those outings that Penn
State coach Jerry Dunn wanted
Sekunda to think about. During the
Lions' pre-game practice Saturday
morning, Dunn walked over to
Sekunda and said, "You've had a
very good year for us and go out
and play hard and think about what
you have done well."
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DeChellis bids farewell to Lions
By MICHAEL SIGNORA
Collegian Sports Writer
The dream of assistants every
where became reality for Penn
State basketball coach Ed
DeChellis.
Last Thursday Jerry Dunn's top
lieutenant was named as head
coach at East Tennessee State Uni
versity.
DeChellis, a Nittany Lion assis
tant since 1986, inherits a team that
finished the 1995-96 campaign at 7-
20 and acknowledges the challenge
ahead.
"This is a complete rebuilding
process," DeChellis explained. "I
just have to go in and try to devel
op a winning attitude."
DeChellis, 37, succeeds Alan
LeForce, who announced he would
resign at the conclusion of the sea
son.
Penn State's convincing 86-70
victory Saturday over Ohio State at
the Bryce Jordan Center marked
the coach's final appearance at
home.
Senior Matt Gaudio also bid
farewell to an adoring crowd and
expressed fond feelings for the
coach who helped bring him to
Happy Valley.
love the guy. I think he's a
great coach and he's always been
great to me and my family," Gau
dio said of DeChellis.
Though eager to take over his
own program at the conclusion of
the Lions' season, DeChellis said
the decision to leave Penn State
was hard.
Having endured the trying tran
sition into the Big Ten, accompa
nied by 2-16 and 6-12 conference
records the first two years, the
squad's current success and march
toward the NCAA tournament
against Arkansas makes moving on
difficult.
"It was a tough situation leaving
here," DeChellis said. "We've got
things going now and we worked so
hard to get it where it is. It's tough
walking away from a situation like
Penn State."
Former Lion standout John
Amaechi, in town for the alumni
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Monday
March 11, 1996:
Be more in touch with your long
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where the music is.
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***** Playfulness marks your
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when dealing with a boss or supervi
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choices you make about money.
Tonight: It's snuggle time.
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***** Defer to someone, and
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Creative thinking opens doors for
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Lion assistant coach Ed DeChellis ponders during a time out on
Saturday. DeChellis is leaving Happy Valley to be the head coach at
East Tennessee State.
festivities at the Jordan Center this
weekend. was thrilled for his for
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for DeChellis' work ethic and to come into practice and make it
determination to succeed. easy for you to work hard."
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