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10 Reprint from 12 4 85 by Brad Melin Firsts For The Men’s Basketball Team by Brad Melin Staff Writer The CSUS basketball team’s game with UC Davis Nov. 22 at the Arco Arena was one that contained many firsts. The first one was, of course, the win. The Hornets out-hustled the Aggies to a 76-59 win in both teams’ opening game. The Hornets’ potent defense, which forced the Aggies to shoot 31 percent from the field, was the main reason the Hornets were able to win by such a large margin. It was also head coach Bill Brown's first game at the helm of the Hornets. And, although Brown said it was a sloppy game, how could he help but be pleased? It was the first time that any CSUS player stepped onto a court to play a game and was paid for it. There were ten players, in fact, who did this. All of them were the product of the new ath- letic scholarship program. It has paid off so far. Nate Davis out of Sacramento City College scored the first basket for the Hornets this year. Davis, along with the rest of the players on the court, were bombanded with nearly 100 green, yellow, and white streaming toilet pa- per rolls. Davis would also later slam home the first Hornet dunk of the season. It was a pass by Bruce Woodard that set up Davis’ dunk. It was also the first time that anyone wearing a yellow, red, and blue chick- en costume would pace the sidelines cheering for the Hornets all the while. It was the Famous San Diego Chicken, who came to entertain, but may have done more for the Hornets’ cause than anyone. The Chicken was devastating to the Aggies on the foul line. Describing the Chicken as distracting was putting it mildly as the Aggies were 7-19 from the line in the first half and 21-35 for rome 3 “— ARCO ARENA the game. As the Aggie players shot free throws, F ge the Chicken hexed, mooned and other- wise taunted them and they missed each time. The Chicken continued his hilarious antics the rest of the game which made for a thoroughly enjoyable evening. The first game set the stage for the rest of the season which looks to be very exciting. n MN] a s z ® ¥ ts ' -
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