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West Coast Conference Briefs

February 13, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

LMU shocks the No.1 ranked Zags In a wild night in the WCC, the Loyola Marymount University men's basketball team shocked Gonzaga, the four-time defending West Coast Conference champions, 80-74 Saturday night in Gersten Pavilion in front of 2,501 fans. It was the first league loss of the year for the Bulldogs (17-6, 8-1 WCC), as sophomore Andy Osborn had a game-high 17 points, … [Read more...] about West Coast Conference Briefs

Former Wave takes her game to the pros

February 13, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Jeremy Tammaro Staff Writer All athletes have the same dream — to take their game to the next level. For senior defender Susan Palmer, her wish is about to be realized. “When I was younger I always wanted to play college soccer, and I only would dream about playing on the national team, not that it would happen,” Palmer said. “But since the start of WUSA (Women’s United … [Read more...] about Former Wave takes her game to the pros

Looking for a little leg room

February 13, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

With a weekend sweep of Portland and Gonzaga, the Waves moved into sole possession of first place in the WCC.By Erica SigmanSports Editor  The loss the Pepperdine women’s basketball team suffered Jan. 31 in San Francisco proved to be the fuel needed to keep the fire going. The team showed no mercy on the road this past weekend, defeating Gonzaga 66-60 Saturday after … [Read more...] about Looking for a little leg room

AthleteOfTheWeek: Terrence Johnson 

February 13, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

SPORT - Basketball HEIGHT - 6’6” POSITION - Forward WHAT HE DID - Johnson took Firestone Fieldhouse by storm last Saturday against the Portland Pilots, scoring 14 points on six-out-of-13 shooting and two threes. After a slow start to the season, Johnson showed why he was last year’s WCC “Freshman of the Year” with his determination, fearless play and unlimited offensive … [Read more...] about AthleteOfTheWeek: Terrence Johnson 

Ballin’: Homemade highlights?

February 13, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Kyle JorreySports Editor  As far as I’m concerned, the NBA All-Star Weekend is to professional sports all-star festivities what Beyonce Knowles is to Destiny's Child. It’s the only one of the group worth watching.  Because an all-star game is intended for the sole purpose of making money, no player really wants to get hurt playing in one. For this reason, watching football … [Read more...] about Ballin’: Homemade highlights?

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