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ONE

THE GAME AGAINST

PENSACOLA ALWAYS

DRAWS A CROWD.

It’s the biggest game of the

year. Even minimal basketball fans material­

ize for the battle between the two largest con­

servative Christian colleges in Florida. It attracts

alumni and prospective stu­ Opening with a special

dents, parents and siblings. appearance by Dr. Lo,

During the week preced­ dressed as an Animal carry­

ing the game, Dr. Youstra ing the "Cougar-Paw" flag,

contributed to the hype by the game turned out to be

encouraging everyone in a true crowd-pleaser. The

chapel to come out and Cougars defeated Pensacola

cheer on the Cougars as in double overtime by a

they played against "that score of 97-90.

other college from Florida." The night was high­

When the night of the lighted by an alley-oop from

game arrived, the stands Jimmy Good to Joel Mason

were packed. Not even the for the dunk, and several

stage bleachers could accom­ swishes from Kris Parson

modate the crowd. deep in three-point land.

"We're number pecially during the

one!" Jason Good two overtime peri­

and Tom Lamborn ods. Lucas Delich,

add their voices to normally a reserved

the cheers of the basketball fan, said

rowdy crowd. The of the game, "I

game offered many jumped up and

moments for the cheered with every­

fans to go wild, es­ one else."