SPORTS Page 8 Friday, February 6, 1981 The Michigan Daily BODNAR LA YUP DO WNS SPAR TANS IN 0 T w Blue nips MSU, By MARK FISCHER Michigan guard Marty Bodnar drove through a Michigan State zone and hit on a high arching left-handed lay up with 2 seconds left in overtime to give the Wolverines a thrilling 79-77 victory, before a sellout crowd at Crisler Arena last night. ' It was Bodnar's second winning shot at the buzzer and Michigan's fourth win in as many extra session contests this season. "1 JUST REACT to the situation," said Bodnar after the game. "Paul Heuerman took the ball out of bounds, I cut, and he saw me. I went in thinking about taking the quick jumper, but the lane kept opening up. I didn't know that it was (6-8 center Ben) Tower coming over. Yes, I was surprised the lane was that open." For a while, though, it looked like there would be no need for overtime. The Wolverines led by eight points with 1:23 left in regulation, and looked like they were going to send their intrastate Big Ten rivals home early. A tenaciously pressing MSU five refused to give up, however, and several clock-stopping fouls and a couple Herb Bostic (6 second half poin- ts) jumpers later, State had cut the lead to four, 73-69, and had the ball with 33 seconds to go. The Spartans then went to who had carried them throug contest, game high scorer Jay (31 points). The' 6-8 senio calmly sank a 10 foot jumper t team within two, and then, ten later after Michigan's pres Johnny Johnson rifled the ball McGee's hands and out of b Vincent swished a turnaround1 knotting the game at 73 allv seconds left. Johnson brought it up once Michigan's ensuing possessio dribbling through his legs and 360 degrees, the senior Wolver pulled up and swished one at th To the dismay of the rest of1 and the screaming partisan( 13,609, however, JJ had let it f second too late, and Michigan self in its ninth overtime in th Big Ten games played. The Wolverines broke out t w 79-77 the man point lead to start the extra stanza ghout the behind a successful one and one, steal, y Vincent and fast break layup by McGee. State r center then came right back with four unan- .o pull his swered points of their own, and with n seconds 2:21 showing on the clock, yet another s-hassled overtime seemed to loom ahead. off Mike FROM THAT POINT on, Michigan ounds - was content to work the ball around 12-footer, State's zone, until it called timeout with with five 20 seconds remaining to set up for a final shot. When an MSU defender slap- more on ped the ball out of bounds with five on. After seconds left, Michigan mentor Bill spinning Frieder called yet another time out, ine guard setting the stage for Bodnar's sen- ie buzzer. sational game-winning drive. his team Michigan was led in scoring once crowd of again by McGee, who always seems to ly a split get his 20-plus points one way or found it- another. Despite being held to eight he last 25 points in the first half last night, he came back to net 17 in the second for a o a four- Michigan-high total of 25. hat a Bod! 0 .,0 LSAT " GMAT "GRE TEST PREPARATION CENTERS 1 I Although we have been in the test preparation business for many years, we are new in the Ann Arbor area. We are convinced we have the finest test preparation course available - superior instructors, superior materials and superior teaching methods. But we have found that students tend to patronize the old 'stand-by' because they have heard the name around. 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CHIGAN STATE Min fg/a ft/a 45 13/26 5/8 42 2/5 2/2 28 1/3 0/0 38 6/10 0/1 38 7/12 4/4 9 0/3 0/0 14 2/4 0/0 2 0/0 0/0 6 2/3 0/0 2 0/0 0/0 I 0/0 0/0 33/66 11/15 R 11 3 4 6 1 0 0 3 i31 A 0 2 1 5 0 0 0 0 Pf 4 3 4 2 5 2 2 3 2 0 Pts 31 6 2 12 18 0 4 4 4 0 0 MICHIGAN Mn fg/a ft/a McGee.......... Garner.......... Heuerman......... Johnson ........... MtBodnar....... McCormick ... Mk Bodnar... Person.......... Team Rebounds 43 38 38 43 45 13 4 9/18 1/7 4/5 8/12 7/9 0/0 0/0 0/1 7/9 7/8 2/2 4/5 1/2 0/1 0/0 0/0 R A PF Pts 4 2 3 25 13 1 1 9 3 3 4 10 3 1 3 20 2 4 4 15 6 10 26 77 Totals ............. 29/52 21/57 33 11 19 79 BIG TEN ROUNDUP- Daily Photo by JOHN HAGEN fw- MICHIGAN'S JOHNNY JOHNSON (34) throws a pass around Spartan ' defender Herb Bostic. Mi ,Y x Illinois bucks Ohi~o Ste &Sxton Educat-onal For More information - Call or Write: 32466 Olde Franklin Drive Farmington Hills, Mich. 48018. (313) 851-2969 j ! - Awpri r" CHAMPAIGN (AP)-Reserve guard Craig Tucker scored 20 points, 15 iri the second half, in leading Illinois to an 82- 63 win over Ohio State last night in Big Ten college basketball. Tucker and Derek Harper led an 18-7 surge midway through the second half that broke the game open for Illinois, which then coasted to its 14th win of the season against four defeats. Illinois, ranked 18th nationally by The Associated Press, pulled to a 17-12 lead with 12:07 left in the first half, but the Buckeyes were able to knot the score at 22-22 at 5:54 after two straight jump shots by Herb Williams. Indiana 89, Wisconsin 64 BLOOMINGTON (AP) - Sophomore Tony Brown made his first five shots yesterday and scored 12 of his career- high 18 points in the first half to spark 17th-ranked Indiana to an 89-64 romp over Wisconsin in Big Ten basketball: The Big Ten leaders took the lead 8-6 on Ted Kitchel's layup with 16:35 left in the first half and were never caught. Iowa 76, Northwestern 65 EVANSTON (AP) - Vince Brookins scored 27 points to equal a career high and Kevin Boyle added 16 last night to lead Iowa to 76-65 victory over North- western to retain a share of second place in the Big Ten basketball race. The 15th-ranked Hawkeyes, who never trailed in the game, moved to a 20-point lead in the second half with about eight minutes left when Coach Lute Olson cleared his bench. Purdue 74, Minnesota 59 WEST LAFAYETTE (AP)-Guard Keith Edmonson earned 23 points to lead Purdue to a 74-59 Big Ten basket- ball verdict over Minnesota last night., Big Ten Standings. Conference Overall W L W .L Indiana..... . MICHIGAN .. Illinois .......... Iowa.......... Ohio State .... . Purdue .......... Minnesota ...... Michigan State.. Wisconsin...... Northwestern ... 7 6 6 6 5 4 2 1 2 3 3 3 4 4 5 6 7 8 14 15 14 14 10 12 12 9 8S 7 7 3 4 4 8 6 6 9 9 11 HAWKEYES TAKING BLUE LIGHT LY Blue grapples Iowa powerhouse By JOHN KERR Iowa wrestling- coach Dan Gable doesn't beat around the bush when ex- plaining what his national powerhouse Hawkeye wrestling squad hopes to get out of its weekend road trip to the Wolverine state. "We'll use these matches (tonight's meet against the Wolverines and tomorrow's match at Michigan State) to get ready for Oklahoma next week," said Gable. "Sure we'll take these two meets lightly, but we'll be using them for momentum," he added. Now hold on a minute. Just who are these Hawkeye grapplers and how can they take tonight's meet at Crisler Arena so lightly? After all, Michigan has won four straight dual meets and has a respectable Big Ten record of 4-2. Well, how are these for credentials: Seven straight Big Ten titles, three straight NCAA championships, a dual meet record of 16-1 this season, number two ranking in the country by Amateur Wrestling News, and five All- Americans on the team. Also the "wor- st" individual record on the Hawkeye team belongs to 134-pounder Mark Trizzino with a "feeble" 14-4-1 slate. This clearly shows that the Hawkeyes have built an amateur wrestling dynasty and have every right to take Michigan lightly. But that doesn't mean that the Wolverines won't be looking to post an impressive showing against Gable's grapplers. "This will be a fun meet for us," said Wolverine coach Dale Bahr. "All the pressure will be on Iowa. None of their guys are unbeatable." But Bahr is also realistic in his feelings on tonight's meet. "We're not, at this time, on the level they are," he admitted. "But our kids are on an up tempo right now and they are ready to wrestle," he said. 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