Dumping
by JIM JOHNSTON
Associate Sports Editor
Nebraska coach Bob
Devaney would like to see Lynn
Dickey spending a lot of time
on his back Saturday. He ad
mitted that.
"But that's hard to do," con
tinued Devaney. "We'll need a
good pass rush against Kansas
State and it must come from
individual efforts."
Sports
Any men or women who
want to play badminton should
come to the women's physical
education building room 301
Wednesday at 7 p.m. Tourna
ment information will be given
at that time.
The women's extramural
swim team will begin forming
Monday. Practice sessions will
be on Mondays, Tuesdays and
Fridays. Anyone interested
shou'd come to the WPE
swimming poo! at 4:90 p.m.
Women interested in swim
ming should note that there are
open swims in the WPE pool
Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
and Wednesday evenings from
8 to 9 p.m.
Co-rec volleyball will begin
Dec. 1 Team Ksts are due Fri
day in 11SW Nebraska Hall.
Each team must consist of
three women and three men.
Games will be played on
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Thursdays.
An entry fee of $20 per team
for intramural basketball has
been established. Any team
that has already signed up and
cannot afford the entry fee, or
who has to drop a team, should
notify the intra murals and
recreation office by noon on
Wednesday.
The Intramural deep water
basketball championship game
will be played at 7:15 p.m. in
the Coliseum pool Monday. The
intramural shallow water
basketball championship game
will be played Thursday at 8
p.m. in the Coliseum.
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Dickey is
Devaney realizes the im
portance of getting to the
white-shoed Kansas State
quarterback, but also realizes
the dangers involved in trying
to do it.
"Any team that can throw
the football well reserves the
right to throw dump passes
when you start rushing too
many guys," Devaney claim
ed. shorts
Live turkeys, geese, ducks,
and chickens will be awarded
to winners In the Turkey Team
Race Nov. 21. The event
sponsored by the Intramural
Department and Phi Epsilon
Kappa will have teams con
sisting of six men or four men
and three women, who must
run through an obstacle course
on the practice field located
west of the physical education
building. Teams will compete
against each other on the basis
of tknes docked. Entry forms
plus a $2 entry fee are due Nov.
20 in the intramural and
recreation office.
Sig Garaett of Acacia won
the overall intramural singles
tennis championship Monday.
He beat Ed Bullock, another
Acacia member, 6-4 and 6-2.
Acacia won the team tennis ti
tle by accumulating 241 points
in the tournament Out of seven
final places in the tournament,
Acacia took five.
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key to Kansas State attack
And the Husker coach Is
speaking from past experience.
It was against Iowa State last
Saturday that a blitz backfired
on the Huskers.
Cyclone quarterback Dean
Carlson simply dumped the ball
over the middle to Jock
Johnson for a long gainer when
the Nebraska defenders applied
extra pressure.
"Kansas State has a drop
back passing game like Iowa
State, quipped Devaney.
"Dickey has a quick release
Wildcat Coach Gibson:
bowl
may
Nebraska coach Bob Devan
ey Tuesday called Vince Gib
son's comments concerning of
ficiating in the Nebraska-Kansas
State game ill-advised.
Gibson, the Wildcats head
coach, wondered if his team
would receive a fair shake
from officials in Saturday's
Big Eight showdown with Ne
braska. "One. thing that might be a
handicap is this:" quipped Gib
son. "We can't go to a bowl
Offensive season
breaks record
It was billed the year of the
offense at Nebraska. And the
offense proved the billing right
during the first nine games.
The Cornhuskers established
an all-time season scoring rec
ord Saturday. The Huskers 54
point performance against
Iowa State pushed the season
total to 330 points.
That breaks the record of
323 points set back in 1907.
THE NEBRASKAN
and if you rush too many men
he'll just dump the ball"
Although the Wildcats have
based their offense around
passing this season (they've
collected 1,950 yards in the
air), their running attack can
not be overlooked.
"Their running game has
been improving all the time,"
pointed out Devaney. "They
were one of the lowest rushing
teams in the league earlier in
the year, but they've been
talking about establishing a
bias officials
game. Nebraska can. It's just
a matter of which one. I just
wonder, in the back of our
minds and in the back of their
minds, how the officials feel
about that."
Kansas State cannot accept
a bowl bid because of a three
year probation administrated
by the Big Eight and the
NCAA.
"I'd say Gibson was ill-advised,"
said Devaney. "It's
bad enough to get on the offi
cials after the game, but I
don't think it's fair to put pres
sure on the officials even be
fore the game starts."
A Kansas State spokesman
says Gibson has been "upset"
by several of the officials calls
in the past two weeks.
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better running attack and I
think they've done so."
Devaney called Wildcat run
ning back Mike Montgomery
"one of the better backs in the
Big Eight." Montgomery is the
leading Kansas State rusher
with 476 yards.
The Huskers entertain the
Wildcats at Memorial Stadium
Saturday afternoon. A win for
Kansas State would assure
them of at least a tie for the
Big Eight championship.
A Nebraska win would
guarantee the Huskers the
same award.
Tagge named
back of the week
Jerry Tagge got the call to
quarterback the Huskers last
Saturday. And he responded by
being named the Big Eight
Back of The Week.
Tagge completed 18-27 passes
for 223 yards and two touch
downs; and had no intercep
tions. Tagge's selection was
unanimous by the panel of
sportswriters.
Folk concert
on Wednesday
A free homecoming folk con
cert is scheduled for the Ne
braska Union Crib Wednesday.
The concert at 8 p.m., will
feature the Sand County folk
duet from Kansas City.
"CATCH-22" ENDS
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