monday, October 30, 1978
daily nebraskan
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Volleyball team
captures third
Big Eight title
The UNL women's volleyball team won its third
straight Big Eight Conference championship in
Lawrence, Kan., Saturday.
The Huskers won the round robin tournament
by defeating the University of Missouri in the final
match.
The Tigers took advantage of UNL errors to win
the opening game 15-13. Nebraska came back to
take the second game 15-1 1, to set up the deciding
game in the best-of-three match.
The momentum swung to UNL in the second
game, as the Huskers were led by Sue Luedtke,
Kim Hermes and Nancy Grant. Luedtke scored
seven serving points in the second game including
two aces and three spikes.
UNL won the. third game, 15-5, with Luedtke
scoring on three spikes and two aces and Grant
adding four spikes.
By winning the title outright for the third year in
a row, the Huskers were able to retire the traveling
trophy permanently to UNL.
Grant and Hermes were selected to the all
tourney team.
The Huskers, 20-17 overall this season, meet
UNO Tuesday at the Nebraska Coliseum to decide
the state title. UNL will also compete in the
National Invitational Tournament at UCLA which
begins Friday.
Final Team Standings: UNL, 6-0; Missouri, 5-1;
Kansas State, 3-3; Kansas, 3-3;Oklahoma, 24; Iowa
State, 24; Oklahoma State, 0-6.
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"We did not come here to lose. We lost to a good foot
ball team, a well-coached football team," Stanley said. "I
don t think we lost, I think time just ran out on us. I
don't say that to take anything away from Nebraska."
Stanley said his team enjoys playing Nebraska.
"Football means a lot to them, and football means a
lot to our kids, too," he said. ''We had a couple of mis
takes that hurt us, but again we're not going away from
here a loser, per se. I have a heavy heart and I'm not
proud of it (the loss). We're not going to look back, but
straight ahead."
The OSU coach said there were no surprises from
Nebraska.
Kicking game mistakes
"In the last two weeks we've moved the ball well
and our backs have been running hard. We had two mis
takes in our kicking game today. They returned punts too
far and they blocked a punt."
OSU scored first in the contest when sophomore
running back Ed Smith scored on a 13-yard run after an
80-yard drive in the first quarter.
Todd's 23-yard field goal sliced the lead to 7-3 in the
second quarter, and then quarterback Tom Sorley scored
from one yard out to put the Huskers on top 10-7.
With three minutes remaining in the first half Sorley
hit Berns for a 20-yard touchdown pass to up the score to
16-7. The extra point attempt was bobbled but Todd
came back for another three-pointer later, from 28 yards
out, to give the Huskers a 19-7 halftime lead.
Huskers tied for lead
Freshman Terry Suellentrop ran in from one yard out
to cap another 80-yard drive by the Cowboys in the
third quarter. Todd's third field goal, a 42-yarder, gave
Nebraska a 22-14 lead late in the" third period and
rounded out the scoring for the game.
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The Huskers remained tied with Oklahoma with 4-0
records in the Big Eight. The two teams increased their
lead to two games Saturday when Colorado edged
Missouri 28-27, giving both 2-2 conference records.
Next week the Huskers travel to Lawrence, Kan., in
the final road trip of the year, to face the Jayhawks, who
occupy the league cellar with an 04 mark.
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