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Coach Cunningham stated before the season,

"This is going to be an interesting year."

This was indeed an interesting year. Even though the

final 10-15 record did not look as impressive as the

18-8 record from the previous season, the Toreritos

lost seven games by only four points or less.

The Toreritos got off to a bad start start in winning

only one of the first six games, and going on to win

only four of the first 16 outings.

Even though the team lacked height, it proved to

have plenty of shooting power. As a whole, the team

shot 40 per cent from the field and 68 per cent from

the free throw line.

The team had plenty of talent which never quite

molded until they reached the stretch of the sea­

son. Each player had their own night, but never on

the same night.

Steve Bajo scored 29 points against the Naval Air

Station to hold the season record of points scored in

one game.

The Toreritos also ran into foul trouble. Against

Westmont, USD out shot Westmont from the field

and even out rebounded them. Mel Arnerich, mean­

while, was having his season high as he scored 27

points. Even with all this USD still lost the game 79-

77. The game had been decided from the line in

which Westmont had 33 attempts to USD's 18.

Freshman Steve Clifford

#5 and Larry Wiggins #23, team up to

pressure a Pepperdine foe.

Center Tim Groff

and forward Steve Clifford #5 combine for a post play.