From: ehlerswm@hackney.ecn.purdue.edu (William Mark Ehlers)
Subject: Purdue vs Loyola Chicago
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Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 15:17:43 GMT

12 December 1992 -- West Lafayette, Indiana

FINAL SCORE : PURDUE - 84  LOYOLA - 70
Loyola     Mns  FG      FT      REB     A       ST      BK      PF      PTS
TEAM       200  25-64   17-28 **49**    10      6       1       18      70

Purdue
Robinson    32  9-19    3-7     5       2       4       2       2       21
Martin      27  4-7     2-3     4       5       0       0       0       10
Stanback    23  3-6     0-0     6       1       4       0       4       6
Waddell     24  3-7     0-0     2       6       1       0       1       7
Painter     24  4-8     1-2     3       2       1       0       1       9
Dove        7   1-2     4-6     0       0       1       0       0       6
Williams    17  3-4     3-4     1       0       0       10      3       9
Roberts     16  2-6     0-0     6       3       0       0       1       4
Darner      10  2-4     0-2     2       1       0       0       0       5
Jennings    7   2-4     1-1     2       1       2       0       2       5
McNary      5   1-3     0-0     2       0       0       2       2       2
Foster      5   0-0     0-0     0       0       0       0       1       0
Spiker      3   0-0     0-0     0       1       0       0       0       0
TEAM       200  34-70   14-25   35      22      13      5       17      84

3pt : Purdue 2-6 (Robinson 0-1, Waddell 1-1, Painter 0-1, Roberts 0-1,
                  Darner 1-2 )
      Loyola 3-12
Turnovers : Purdue - 15  Loyola - 24            Attendence : 14,123
Officials : V. Sell, S. Olson, B. Paprocki

Well my muching ways continue to work.  I have seen every game to date and onlyhad to pay for the Hustlers.  The way things look now, the only games that I
don't have anyway to see yet are Wisconsin, Michingan St., Minnesota and
Northwestern.  Anybody got a ticket to they won't be using...........

Anyway, Purdue uped their record to 4-0 with a victory over the Ramblers of
Loyola-Chicago.  The first half stayed pretty close for the Boilers as they
only mangaed a 38-33 halftime lead.  The Ramblers used many 2nd and 3rd
opportunities to score and keep the game close.  This is the first time this
season that Purdue has been outrebounded ( 49-35 ).  In Keady's words, Purdue
is playing to the level of their competition which isn't good (the trend not
the competition).  He must have really gave them a talking to a half time,
since they went on a 23-6 run and never looked back.  The lead reached as much
as 23 at two different occasions.  The final score is only indicitive of the
fact that the game got real sloppy in the final 2-3 minutes when Purdue
pretty much had Spiker in the game (etc etc....).

Robinson continues to be a slow starter but finishes really strong especially
when he is needed to take command.  Roberts continues to really impress at the
point.  Once again Painter even looked valuable on the court.  Williams needs
to improve his defense, but his 17 minutes looks really promising.  Dove
continues to impress on Defense.
 
Next up for the Boilers ... Finals all this week and then Indiana State on
Saturday night.
 
later,
                                ---Mark
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