thursday, february 2, 1978
daily trebraskan
pago 11
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Revenge triumph over CU
puts Huskers in second place
By Rick Huls
UNL's basketball team
won their fifth consecutive
game Wednesday night and
moved into a tie for second
place in the Big 8 confer
ence race.
The Huskers- defeated
Colorado University 86-75.
The win improved UNL's
season record to 17-3 and
6-2 in Big 8 play. Iowa State
University lost Wednesday
to Kansas State University
74-63, at Manhattan, drop
ping their Big 8 record to
6-2. UNL plays ISU in Ames
Saturday night in a key
conference game.
Led by 6-foot-7
freshman forward Andre
Smith, the Huskers gained
revenge over the Buffaloes.
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Three weeks ago in Boul
der, CU had beaten the
UNL squad, 73-64.
Smith scored a career
high 21 points as Nebraska
pulled away in the second
half after leading 34-28 at
intermission. Smith was
forced into a starting role
for only the second time
this season when Husker
coach Joe Cipriano benched
starting center Carl McPipe
for what Cipriano termed
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Smith led a balanced
Husker attack as three other
players scored in double
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Junior guard Brian Banks
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chipped in a season-high 17
points. Hedberg also handed
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UNL shot 62 percent
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of 55 field goal attempts.
CU shot 51 percent from
the field and the Buffs' 75
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tuskers have allowed all
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Colorado was led by
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Emmet Lewis, who quit the
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Freshman Sil Despot tied
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Freshman guard Mike
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UNL after playing only a
minute in the past two
games. Naderer had been
sidelined with a pulled ham
string and was plagued by
the flu last week.
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claim t6 first place witha
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