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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, November 16, 1966
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Nebraska's varsity basketball squad . . . (Standing left to right), Willie Campbell,
Frank Empkey. Roger Leitner, Charlie Stone, Denton Sullivan, Dale Von Seggern,
and Tom Baack. (Sitting), Ron Simmons, Stuart Lantz, Dan Shaver, Ernie Strasil,
Nate Branch, Bob Wagner, and Jim Damm. (Kneeling), coach Glenn Potter, head
coach Joe Cipriano, coach Ed Stevens.
Frosli, Varsity To Scrimmage
Saturday In Unofficial Opener
Just in case you thought
otherwise, theannual
Freshman - Varsity basket
ball scrimmage, set for this
Saturday, Nov. 19 at 7:30
p.m., promises to be a top
flight attraction.
The varsity will feature
four of the starters from
last year's record-setting
Husker team: Nate Branch,
Stuart Lantz, Tom Baack
and Willie Campbell.
This year's freshman
team will feature some of
Nebraska's finest high
school talent, teamed with
some of the nation's best.
The two teams will unof
ficially open the 1966-67 bas
ketball season, which has
thus far, looked encourag
ing (at least on paper) for
Nebraska.
The purpose of the scrim
mage, according to head
coach Joe Cipirano, is to en
able the coaches, and the
players, to alleviate some of
the problems that have
worked their way into the
Nebraska attack.
"We've been making
some basic mistakes early
in practice this year," said
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we've got to iron them out
before the regular season
begins."
And Cipriano stressed
that the varsity Huskers
won't have a push-over in
their initial test
"These freshmen are a
good group of boys and they
will give the Varsity a good
test Saturday night," he
said. "They are possibly
the greatest group of fresh
men basketball players we
have ever assembled at the
University of Nebraska."
Freshman coach Glenn
Potter, who rexpressed a
desire to pull off one of the
year's biggest upsets
("UCLA's Freshmen beat
their Varsity last year,
didn't they?), has not yet
picked the starting five.
But the fact that he has nar
rowed the choice "down to
nine" reflects the abund
ance of talent that the fresh
men have this year.
Potter has tabbed Sam
Martin (6-2, Pawnee City),
Tom Line (6-3, Los Ange
les) and Tom Scantebury
possible starters for the two
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guard positions. Ken Cau
ble (6-5, Midland, Tex.),
Larry Collins (6-5, Engle
wood, Calif.) and Bob
Gratopp (Grafton) are men
tioned for the forward spots.
And battling it out for the
starting center position ara
Ken Peden (6-7, Aliquippa,
Pa.), Ed McPherron, (Ten
Sleep, Wyo.) and Brian
Berger (Long Beach, Calif.)
Other yearlings hoping to
see action are Nebraskans
Doug Anderson (6-0, Super
ior), Mike Aspen (6-5, Has
tings) and Lee Torrens (6
4. Bellevue). Craig Jones,
Waymart, Pa., gives the
Huskers added strangth ior
center.
Cipriano might do some
experimenting himself on
Saturday.
He mentioned that he
might start Charles Stone
(6-9 junior from Oakland.
Calif.) as center and move
Campbell to forward with
Baack. This would allow
Branch and Lantz to team
as guards.
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By Bob Flasnick
Sports Editor
Did you know that in the
nearly five seasons that
coach Bob Devaney and
staff have been at Nebras
ka, the Huskers have so
far compiled an overall
record of 47 wins and six
losses, including four bowl
games, and four straight
conference championships?
This phenomenal record is
even more startling when
compared with the five sea
sons before Nebraska hired
coach Devaney. The teams
coached by former Husker
mentor Bill Jennings in the
years 1957 through 1961 had
a 15-34-1 record. In the five
seasons before Jennings
took the reigns at Nebras
ka, coaches Bill Glassford
and Pete Elliot drove the
Huskers to a 23-16-2 rec
ord. Never since the Big Six
Conference was formed in
1928 have the Huskers, with
the exception of Devaney
coached teams, won four
straight conference cham
pionships. The closest any
coach has come since 1928
was D.X. Bible, who had
conference winners in 1921,
'32 and '33. However, Bible
teams won more champion
ships than those of any
other Husker coach so far,
having also posted confer
ence titles in 1929, 1935
and 1936.
TEAM
AO Cainn
Opv
KIT Pet. Prts. Ptt.
Nebraska
0 1.O0O 207 74
Coioraoo 6
Oklahoma S
Missouri 5
.667 181
123
168
98
116
150
118
.612
134
ltma State 2
Oklahoma St. .. 2
Kansas 2
Kaiisat State 0
J75
.278
128
67
106
i;
036
60 205
TOTAL OFFENSE
G Alt. Yds. Atj.
Nebraska 9 63 2S84 326.4
Colorado 9 6 30 2861 318.21
Oklahoma 8 437 2HI5 288.2
Iowa State 8 544 2250 281J
Kansas 9 603 2278 2S3.2
Kansas State 9
551 22S6 251.8
560 19S2 221.4
Missouri 9
Oklahoma St 8
527 1673 109.1
Last Rm Results
IOWA STATE
HOMA STATE 6; COLORADO 35, KANSAS Id; MISSOURI 10, OKLAHOMA 7.
This Week's Schedule: IOWA STATE at Arizona; OKLAHOMA CTATE t
KANSAS STATE; Air Force at COLORADO; KANSAS at MiSSOLRL
Nebraskan
ort Of Sooners
A quick glance at the
record book shows that De
vaney does not hold the
conference record for con
secutive championships.
Bud Wilkinson, believe it
or not, had a string of 13
title holders in a row at
Oklahoma. In 1947, the final
year of the Big Six, Wilkin
son's Sooners shared the
title with Kansas.
Colorado joined the con
ference in 1948 to make it
the Big Seven, but the
Buffaloes didn't bother Ok
lahoma. In fact they might
have been a good luck
omen as the Sooners never
lost to a conference team
while the Big Seven was
In existence. That covered
a span of 10 years to 1957.
Oklahoma State gained
admittance to the confer
ence in 1958 and the Soon
ers under Wilkinson won
their first Big Eight cham
pionship. Wilkinson's final confer
ence championship in his
string of 13 came in 1959
and it was in that year
that Nebraska snapped Ok
lahoma's 74-game winning
string against conference
foes, 25-21 in Lincoln in a
game that will never be
forgotten as long as there
is a Husker football team.
Oklahoma turned the
tables on Nebraska in 1964
in a year similar to this
one. Nebraska was the prob
able Big Eight champ,
STANDINGS
Conference Game
One.
Team
W L T Pet. Pti. pu.
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Missouri
Oklahoma St.
ltma State
Kansas State
1.000
54
.714
fit
JSHi
MO
.429
.04
92
51
78
59
116 130
32 128
48 131
kaosas
.084
TOTAL DEFENSE
i ML Vd. Arc.
9 562 1982 220.2
. 5 224S 24S4
S 546 2163 270.4
582 2458 273.1
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma St.
Iowa Slate .
Kansas Stale
9 60S 2541 2823
t 533 2332 289.0
8 573 2479 309.9
9 63(1 3363 373.6
KANSAS 13
NEBRASKA 21. OKLA
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was undefeated, had ac
cepted a Cotton Bowl bid,
and was riding a 13-game
winning streak in Big Eight
games when they traveled
to the "Snake Pit" In Nor
man and were beaten 17-7.
The Huskers this year
have already clinched the
Big Eight title before travel
ing to Norman on Thanks
giving. There has been no
bowl announcement yet, but
could be by next Monday.
Nebraska is once again un
defeated and riding a 13
game winuiiig streak in
conference play.
Who was it that said his
tory repeats itself?
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Company, Sioux City, Iowa, will be on
campus Nov. 16 to interview with grad
uating engineers interested in the Util
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call or write:
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Theta Xi Edges Sig Eps
For IM Football Crown
Theta Xi fraternity is the
1966 intramural B -1 e a m
football champion. The The
ta Xi's beat Sigma Phi Ep
silon 18-12 Monday to take
the B-tcam crown.
In other "down to the
wire" tournament action
Monday, Glenn beat Abel
X, 20-14; Kiesselbach edged
Seaton II 7-6; Phi Delta
Theta A nipped Sigma Chi
A 20-19, and Triangle A was
a winner on yardage over
Pioneer A, 1-0.
In games tody, Triangle
will face Phi Delta Theta
for the fraternity A-team
championship, and Kiessel
bach will meet Glenn for the
dorm championship. Both
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The Mousers, a 14-0 win
ner over the Burners last
Friday, will play the win
ner of the Kiesselbach-Glenn
game Friday for the inde
pendent title.
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will meet the fraternity A
team winner next Monday
to determine the All-Uni
versity intramural cham
pion. Intramural Tournament
Football Results
Friday, Nov. 11
Mousers 14, Burners "
Glenn 35, Penn 12
Theta Xi B 13, Phi Delta
Theta B 6
Sigma Phi Epsilon B 26,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon B 0
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