Shakur admits Wildcats might have let up FINAL Edition

ROSEMONT, Ill. - UA point guard Mustafa Shakur said he thought the Wildcats might have stopped attacking, playing it safe, after taking a 75-60 lead with 4:04 remaining in Saturday night's 90-89 overtime loss to Illinois. Arizona coach Lute Olson had a diagnosis for Salim Stoudamire's off...

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Published inThe Arizona daily star
Main Author Bruce Pascoe and Greg Hansen, ARIZONA DAILY STAR
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Tucson, Ariz The Arizona Daily Star 27.03.2005
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Olson, Lute
Shakur, Mustafa
Stoudamire, Salim
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ISSN0888-546X

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Summary:ROSEMONT, Ill. - UA point guard Mustafa Shakur said he thought the Wildcats might have stopped attacking, playing it safe, after taking a 75-60 lead with 4:04 remaining in Saturday night's 90-89 overtime loss to Illinois. Arizona coach Lute Olson had a diagnosis for Salim Stoudamire's off night, and it has nothing to do with ankles, knees or feet. Stoudamire's problem: Deron Williams. Williams, a 6-foot-3- inch, 210-pound Illinois junior guard, was the principal defender on Stoudamire, who made only 2 of 13 field goal attempts.
ISSN:0888-546X