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daily nebraskan
Wednesday, august 30, 1978
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Defense key to cBama win
By Mark Getzfred
Forcing Alabama turnovers and stopp
ing long runs from scrimmage will be the
key to a Cornhusker victory against Ala
bama Saturday, defensive coordinator
Lance Van Zandt said.
The Crimson Tide lost through gradua
tion All-American fullback Johnny Davis
and split end Ozzie Newsome, but return
a number of quality players, including
quarterback Jack Rutledge, to lead their
wishbone offense, Van Zandt said.
"I think Alabama is much improved and
defensively we should be improved too,"
Van Zandt said. The game may be similar
to last year's 31 -24 Nebraska victory where
the team with the most offensive punch
will win, he added.
"We need to stop the fake to the full
back first, then the quarterback and finally
shut down the pitchman," Van Zandt said.
"They might run a little bit more from the
broken bone or I-formation."
"Rutledge has a pro arm," Van Zandt
said. "We will need to be more concerned
with pass coverage when they come out of
the wishbone formation."
Rod Horn, Bill Barnett and Kerry Wein
master will start in the defensive line for
UNL with George Andrews and L.C. Cole
at the ends. Lee Kunz and Bruce Dunning
will start at linebacker and Jim Pillen, Rus
sell Gary, Tim Fischer and Andy Means
will man the backfield, he said.
"I'm not concerned with playing in Ala
bama because last year we played better
on' the road than we did at home, Van
Zandt added.
Removing the stigma of Nebraska teams
having trouble handling wishbone teams,
Van Zandt said the Blackshirts have played
the two best wishbone teams in the
country in Oklahoma and Alabama.
"It's not the formation but the folks
who are running the formation," he said.
"We didn't have any trouble with Kansas'
wishbone last year."
Alabama will probably throw the foot
ball more than Oklahoma's wishbone
attack, he said, because Oklahoma's
quarterbacks are better runners.
Daily Nebraskan photo
Although this pass fell incomplete in last year's Alabama-UNL game, Husker
defensive coordinator Lance Van Zandt says he expects the Crimson Tide to throw
a lot out of the wishbone in Saturday's game.
Intramurals still intact
Although money for recreational
improvements was taken away this year,
UNL's intramural programs will stay
intact, according to intramural coordin
ator Gale Wiedow.
Wiedow said that $2 of student fees
paid each year is given to the intramural
program for improvements or construc
tion. This year he said, the money was
taken from intramurals because other
university facilities needed the money.
Director of Recreation Dan Stellar
said the $2 was split between the Union
and the Health Center.
"We had a suplus in our account last
year so they (the Regents figured we
could survive without it," Stellar said.
Intramurals still receives $3.14 of
each student's fees for operating costs.
Stellar and Wiedow agreed that the
intramural program will not suffer, but
improvements and construction will be
very slight.
Construction plans on East Campus
have already been cancelled, Stellar said.
A three-phase program on East
Campus which began with tennis, hand
ball and basketball courts will not be
completed, he said.
An archery range, flag football fields,
and a driving range and putting greens
for golfers wps originally planned for
the site.
While few improvements will be
made, Stellar said intramurals will
survive on entry fees, rental trips and
equipment sales.
Entry fees for flag football teams
were raised by $5, Weidow said, and
some other entry fees were also hiked.
However, Wiedow said, none of the
more than 70 intramural programs have
been cancelled.
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