The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, December 03, 1984, Page Page 9, Image 9

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By Jlsa I&sacsen
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The Nebraska basketball team's
Tom Basck hes helped him with ington and guard Jeff Epperly.
trie technique, designed to give Hampton makes things happen
Hoppen a quicker relets. M the Bobcats' point guard. He's
YOU JUSt turn ftrmmft anA MmMHn 1 7 RnA!i nn( ft
101-69 blowout of South Dakota shoot." Ifcc&en r-!ri y, u tT.;,r'X'.
Saturdnisjt mnot havebsen Tisdale does the same thing, ex- Tha Bobcats beat Eastern Wash
that exciting but Curtis Moore ccpt he does it a lot better. I think inon 100-61 in thsessson open
certainly was. its mads things a lot easier for er In Ecrcrr.an, Mont
Devaney Sports Center back- Bouth Dakota fell prey to the
boards v4thtthn-dur.k3,isnt- height disadvantage end their
ing the crcrsd cf 10,724.
own mistakes. The Coyotes' tall-
Those dunks redly got the est starters at 6-6. Dav I r.
crowd fired up ei!d tesramcte ried and Dave GustaLon.couldnt
Dave Hoppen, who scored a ccmdnllcppon. The Coyotes aba
game-h&h Id points. "Ar.d it redly committed 27 turnovers, compar
fired our tern up. It waj kind of ed to 17 for Nebraska 0-2 senior
hard to gtt up for thesa r-P" guard Bob Cvanhcnt provided
The game wca a xr.lrntitch from come punch for South Dakota,
the start. Ikl-rcika moved out to scoring 22 points. USD fell to 1-2
a 17-7 lead when ilooraput down on tha year,
his first lam with 14:23 kit In the Hoppen won't have the luxury
first hall. After tha Coyote celled : of playing egatest smaller players
time-cut, tha linkers picked up tonight, when Montana State vb
where they kit oH; cruising to a its for a 7:30 game at the sports
30-1 1 lead with 0:22 left center.
Moore forced another time-out A member of th Big Sky con
during the stretch when he broke ference, Montana State features
away for a behind-the-head stuff two bi5 men starting center
to mzSss it 23-11. Moors would Tryg Johnson, a 6-11 senior, and
add four more crcrod-plsssing his backup, 7-0 Greg Walters,
slams on the niht and finish "1 think Johnson will give Hop
with 24 points. Sophomore Bill pen a good matchup," said Bruce
Jackman added 15 for the Hus- Parker, Montana State sports In
kers, who led 5 1 -S3 at the half, formation director.
Nebraska b now 2-0. Parker said Johnson outplayed
Moore's duties "overshadowed Minnesota center John Shasky
another fine performance by Hop-- Saturday night, scoring 1 7 points
pen. Time and eain, the tl cen- and grabbing 13 rebounds. But,
ter took advantage of his 6-11 Minnesota beat the Bobcats 85-71.
height to shoot over the smaller Montana State starts three 6-4
Coyotes. Hoppen said he has been players and 5-10 point guard Tony
working on keeping the ball up Hampton In addition to Johnson,
high, instead of bringing it down The 6-4 starters include for
for fakes. He said assistant coach , wards Krai Ferch and Joe Wash-
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Curtb Moore crrived at UNL
last year o a htrdded, but
cvtrwe!"ht Junior collega star.
But Saturday n'c-t, havbg
. lost 30 pounds' over the sum
mer, Moore made tha transi
tion from r.rjor college rob
pbyer to msjer collea star
at least far one glamourous
r.lht that saw him slam sis
dunk shots against South
Dakota.
Tm a little quicker and a lit
tle looser than I was last year,"
Moore said. "I felt pretty good
about thb game."
"He's got confidence now
coach Moe Iba sid. "He's proud
cf himself after losing all that
weight He's a basketball player
Moore said the South Dakota
mismatch was hb best game at
Nebraska, although he has slam
med at other games. He once
had eight in a game while play
ing for New York City's Mount
Vernon High, even though Rod
ney McCray was the team's
star..
"They didnt even need me to
slam the ball then," he said.
"We had ail those big guys in
the middle for that I was out
on the wing all the time."
While he said he doesnt try
to be a crowd-pleaser too
much "ugly ego" he does
enjoy getting the crowd up
with a dunk opportunity. And,
while the dunks varied from a
dauble-pump reverse to a run
ning one-hander, Moore said
they "weren't anything special
"I don't have any names or
anything like that for them "
he said. They're all just or di
nary dunk shots I learned at
the playground."
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