Briefly
Byline: The Register-Guard
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Sunset's Rayburn doubtful for 4A boys tournament
Sunset does not expect to have 6-foot-11 senior Sam Rayburn at this week's OSAA Class 4A boys basketball tournament at McArthur Court, and even if he takes the floor, Rayburn will be less than 100 percent. He has battled knee and leg problems since he tore his meniscus two years ago.
Rayburn missed the first seven games of the year for Sunset and then returned to play in 13 games before missing the last seven. Rayburn got a transplant for the meniscus in the spring, but it has since been determined that his leg was not strong enough to support his knee, so …
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Article title: Briefly.
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Newspaper title: The Register Guard (Eugene, OR).
Publication date: March 9, 2004.
Page number: B1.
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