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Freshman leads Cowboys with 27 points By Nick Hodge Staff Reporter One of Richard Dumas’ ears was hurting Thursday night, but it didn’t bother the Oklahoma State freshman’s shooting touch. Dumas scored 27 points in a 72-56 w in against Nebraska despite suffer jnt> an ear infection. He sank 9 of 14 field goals, hit 9 of 10 from free throws and. pulled down five re bounds. Oklahoma Suite coach Leonard Hamilton said Dumas' performance was outstanding considering his car infection. i have to take my hat off to a guy w hoputson a performance like he did tonight when you consider the fact that he had eaten little, and had been taking antibiotics for the last couple of days,” Hamilton said. Dumas, who scored 21 second half points, attributed his ability to score against Nebraska to hustle and good teammates. "1 just wentoutand hustled, which often results in the ball coming your way a lot,” Dumas said. “I just got lucky.” “I couldn't have scored as much if the rest of the players on my team weren’t good,” he said. “They got the ball to me, and I scored.” Dumas entered Thursday’s game as the Cowboys’ leading scorer and rcboundcr,averaging 15.7 points and 6.8 rebounds a game. During his three-year letterman at Booker T. Washington High School in Tulsa, Okla., Dumas averaged 22 points a game. His prep career high was 33 points. Oklahoma State, 2-3 in the Big Eight and 11-8 overall, led 30-22 at halltime. Ncbraskacut the Cowboys' lead to 32-27 with 17:05 remaining in the game. Dumas scored eight straight points for the Cowboys to give them a 40-27 lead with 15:07 remaining. “When they (Nebraska) caught up, they sort of slacked off, so I started looking for the shot,” Dumas said. “Coach told me to look for my shots.” Dumas said the Cowboys’ main goals were to stop Nebraska’s fast break and to keep the partisan crowd out of the game. “We wanted to get Nebraska’s guys frustrated,” he said. “Other than that, we just went out and played.” Doug Carroll/Daily Nebraskan Oklahoma State’s John Starks yells out instructions as Eric Johnson defends during Thursday’s game. Nebraskan Classified 472-2588 FOR SALE 13" COLOR TV FOR SALE EXCELLFNT CONDITION, ONLY ONE-YEAR OLD OFFER 5110, PHONE: 474-2155 193' Ctal on. 4 door $1,400 Sola and chair, $50 Ch©c' 525 Call 472 2635 and ask for Helen 3 St no Tickets, 8th row center mam floor Make offer 558 5554 (Omaha) Ask for Jenny. De'uire answering machine with remote Used little Great unitu Call Patty 464 0513 after 6 p m. 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