COLLEGE BASKETBALL PACIFIC 10 CONFERENCE ROUNDUP : No Change for Oregon on Road

Lamond Murray scored 23 points, helping California overcome the absence of center Brian Hendrick and hand Oregon its 14th consecutive Pacific 10 Conference road loss, 82-65, Thursday.

Cal (8-2) won a Pac-10 opener for the first time since a 74-70 victory over UCLA in 1988. Oregon (7-6) has not won a road game in the Pac-10 since it beat Cal, 83-70, in Berkeley on Feb. 3, 1991.

Hendrick, the only senior on a team loaded with freshmen and sophomores, missed his second consecutive game because of a swollen right knee.

Murray and Alfred Grigsby, who had 18 points, picked up the pace, aided by guard Jason Kidd’s 14 points and eight assists. Murray’s eight rebounds were a game high.

Antoine Stoudamire paced the Ducks with 18 points.

Cal held Oregon without a field goal in the final 4:15 of the first half and took a 41-23 halftime lead. The Bears then outscored Oregon, 13-6, to start the second half.

Oregon State 77, Stanford 66--Scott Haskin scored 23 points and grabbed 14 rebounds and Chad Scott added 18 points as Oregon State won at Stanford.

The Beavers evened their record at 5-5. Stanford fell to 5-7.

Oregon State countered three Cardinal rallies in the second half to ensure the victory. Stanford pulled to within 45-43 with 11:46 to play, but Scott made a three-pointer that began a 7-0 run to a 52-43 lead.

Oregon State then used runs of 5-0 and 6-0 in the next six minutes to pull ahead, 65-53.

Haskin had nine rebounds in the second half.

Stanford was led by Marcus Lollie with 17 points and Brent Williams with 15.