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. rolling over non-conference foes by Nick Sa ran takes The Lady Longhorn Basketball team began non-conference play with the am- bitious goal of repeating last year ' s undefeated season. Although the Lady Horns were unable to meet this goal, the non-conference season was more than successful. The Lady Horns started the defense of their National Championship title, ranked at the top of the Associated Press pre-season poll. But Head Coach Jody Conradt wasn ' t sure that the Horns deserved the top ranking. I have felt at other times we were deserving. Potentially, we have a chance this year. But right now, when you look at the inexperience of this team, it may be stretching it a bit, she said. The season started at the University of Southern California Invitational Nov. 28 against seventh-ranked Long Beach State. The Lady Horns easily won 100-86. Then, in a rematch of last season ' s national championship, the Lady Horns faced the then sixth-ranked USC and again won. This time 89-69. The next game was in Moscow, Idaho, where the Lady Horns played the University of Idaho. The game was a pleasant homecoming for UT forward Andrea Lloyd, who graduated from Moscow High School, since Texas trounced Idaho 87-44. The home opener for Texas was in the Dr Pepper Texas Classic against Notre Dame Dec. 5. The game was the first meeting between the Irish and Texas. The 84-59 victory over Notre Dame moved Texas into the tournament championship game against 15th- ranked Ohio State. Texas won 99-78, with 29 points from tournament Most Valuable Player Clarissa Davis. The next game was in Monroe, Loui- siana, Dec. 9. The game put the Horns ' streak up against the Lady Indians ' 32- game home winning s treak. The game ended with an 85-60 Texas victory. UT versus UT was the name of the game for the McDonald ' s Challenge, when the third-ranked University of Tennessee Lady Volunteers visited Texas. The Horns ' streak was broken here as they missed some key free throws resulting in their first loss, 85- 78. Tennessee, as a result, took the top spot in the poll, while Texas fell to third. Conradt said the team was able to learn from this loss. Although I ' ve been harping on them all season about keeping their intensity level up, we had been chugging along just fine. Then bang, a tough loss comes around, and they begin to realize they need to be more of a team and play with a little more intensity, Conradt said. The Horns needed this intensity for the Orange Bowl Burger King Invita- tional. The tournament featured three of last year ' s final four teams. The first team that the third-ranked Horns faced was Temple University. The Horns were able to easily defeat the Lady Owls 93-57. The next round of the tournament was against 16th-ranked Ohio State. The Lady Horns beat the Lady Buckeyes for the second time in the season 97-63. The tournament cham- pionship was a revenge match against the top-ranked Tennessee Lady Volunteers. This time, the Lady Horns beat Tennessee 88-74. After the game the Horns reclaimed the top ranking in the poll. The last non-conference game of the year was against 19th-ranked Western Kentucky. The last time the two teams met was in the 1985 National Collegiate Athletics Association playoffs. The Lady Hilltoppers had defeated the Horns, keeping the Horns out of the Final Four. This time the Horns were able to force 26 turnovers in front of 9,541 fans to win 63-41. The Hilltop- pers were intimidated, even in the opi- nion of their coach. I wish you guys would tell me why we shot 25 percent and 3 1 for the game, and turned it over 26 times, Paul Sanderford said. I ' d like to think it was the intimidation factor. LOOK OUT: Beverly Williams, liberal arts sophomore, pulls down a rebound against Texas Tech, Jan. 24. IN CONTROL: Andrea Lloyd, sociology senior, avoids an SMU defender, Jan. 17. J . - ' : I . 1 1 I 1 82 Women ' s Basketball
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