Blinn College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Brenham, TX)

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50 Jacksonville 80 Blinn The Buccaneer basketball team enjoyed a crushing 80-50 victory over Jacksonville Baptist College on November 21. Coach Waldo D alehauis Buccaneer hoopsters now possess a 3-1 wcn-loss record. Their only setback was il 70-62 defeat at the hands of l'lenderson County College. After Jacksonville tossed in the first two points, the Bucs reeled off 10 unanswered points. From then on, Blinn lareezed to victory. The Bucs held a 40-26 lead going into in termission. Danny Forsythe 228 Scoring in double figures were Ronald Revis, freshman from Houston Fnrrg Jackie Edwards, sophomore from Killeeng and Charlie Mack, freshman from New York Power llflemorial, with 16, 12, and 10 points respectively. During this lopsided victory, Coach Daleliau was able to play every player who suited for the game. Johnny Camphell, a sophomore from Brookshire-Royalg John Williams, a sophomore from Sealyg and Tim Polson, a sophomore from Houston C. E. King, started the game along with Edwards and Mack. Providing excellent support ol'l' the bench were Jerry Lowe, a freshman from Silslreeg Winston l'la1'rison, a sophomore from Bryang Danny Forsythe, a freslnnan from Texas Cityg Keith Guillory, a freshman from Baytown Sterlingg Charles Foster, a freslnnan from Austin Andersong and Bruce Batey, 21 freshman from Tuloso-lVIidway. Freddie Stevens, a freshman from Killeen, was unable to play due to a back injury. fa S Charles Foster Keith Guillory

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78 San Jacinto 81 Blinn Tim Poison had been hot all night. The 6-5M sophomore center had already hit four consecutive free throws and was good on seven of nine attempts from the field. So when Blinn College basketball Coach ,. , :rg , t' if I 230 Waldo Dalchau had to pick someone to shoot two pressure technical free shots, Polson was the natural to go to the line. llc came through again with two shots, giving him four ,free throws in the last minute of play. And even though his last two wercn'l needed, they supplied Blinn with a little breathing room with three seconds left on the clock in their 81-78 win over visiting and highly respected San Jacinto College Monday night. The Bucs hardly missed a shot and finished the game shooting 54- percent from the field. Polson, Johnny Campbell and Winston Harrison, who collectively shot 65 percent from the floor, controlcd the Blinn offense. They scored 29 of Blinnis first half points and 26 in the second half. Campbell scored a quick field goal to give Blinn a 415-27 lead to open thc second half and then San Jac struck. The Ravens stuck Blinn with a full-court press that they held on the Bucs throughout the half, and the visitors scored 14 unanswered points to close the gap to 415-411 before Blinn scored again. Blinn finally settled down and worked L fpfif, 45 Tim Polson the ball more smoothly against the press worked for the open shots under its basket. The Bucs stretched their lead out to 12 points at 68-56, before the R staged another comeback, pulling to x one point at 75-74 and again at 79-78 only 22 seconds left to play. With 16 seconds left Blinnis top handler, Charles Mack, was called for c ing when he and a San Jae player col giving thc Ravens possession of the ball. San Jae worked the clock for a shot from Tobe Jackson, the game's le scorer. But he found Harrison blocking goal and in trying to elude him, ,lam stepped out of hounds with three ser left. But with San Jaeis tough press, Ravens still had a chance, since Blinn had throw the ball in under the San ,Iac b. But Raven Coach Ronnie Arrow and assistant both ran onto the court after call, were charged with a technical foul, ting Poison up for his two free throws. Making them and giving Blinn the ball mideourt gave the Bucs an assured win. Ronald Revis