The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 22, 1979, Page page 11, Image 11
thursday, merch 22, 1979 dally nebrctken PCQ3 11 Transfer football player ready to fight for blackshiri spot 4 By Mark Gttzfrcd ltt going to be i long, uphill battle for Junior Mark Engler. But the Beatrice native said he't ready for the battle. And if he fails, he said he will appreciate the experience and the chance given to him. Engler is one pf 160 players invited by Coach Tom Os borne to participate in soring football practice. At 5-foot. 10 and 210 pounds, Engler said he wants to be a part of the Nebraska tradition' of a small, quick middle guard. And he wants to be a factor in deciding who will wear the blackshirt of the Nebraska No. 1 defense in the fall. "It's just a great encouragement to be a part of the 160 to be participating In spring ball," said the transfer student from Highland Junior College in Highland, Kan. But the trip from Highland Junior College to Nebraska had a slight detour to Northern Colorado State in August when Engler was offered a scholarship to play football there. After three days of practice, Engler said the coach told him a scholarship won't be available. He wasn't good enough; Lifting weights "He told me I could stay around like a dummy and hold the dummies,' Engler said. Before starting classes, UNL will host Engler quit and returned to Beatrice where he worked for the first semester and spent his free time lilting weights, waiting to walk-on at Nebraska. "I feel like I'm good enough to play here and I want to grove it to some people," Engler said. A linebacker for eatrice High School, Engler was converted to middle guard by Highland Coach Chuck Carrender. "This "way I can stay lower and I don't have to try to " see over the opponent," Engler said. Engler's strength and quickness are his assets, Carren der said. "He definitely has the physical strength to play. He is very strong for his size," Carrender said. But size and speed may be the deciding factors, he added. Engler runs a 4.9 40-yard dash. "He may have to improve his lateral movement," he said. Carrender added, however, that Engler has already proven himself against some of the Midwest's centers. Hayed out But, Engler is quick to remind himself that the Nebraska coaches have not seen him play. He agrees with Carrender that strength and quickness are his strong points and that size may be the determining factor. energy conference American educators and foreign scholars will discuss the impact of American education on world energy pro duction and consumption at a conference April 14 at UNL 'The conference will discuss what the United States is doing to cope with this aspect of survival," said confer ence co-director Dr. Roberto Esquenazi-Mayo of the UNL Institute of Internationa! Studies. Internationally known energy authorities will be speak ers, and UNL faculty members will deliver papers. The participants will consider the growing interdependence of producer and consumer countries and the American edu cational system as an agent for change in responding to energy problems. , Scholars from 25 countries in Africa, Europe, Latin America and Asia, who are teaching or doing research at American, colleges and. universities will be participants, according to Esquenazi-Mayo. They are in the United States under the auspices of the Visiting Fulbright-Hays Scholar Program. ! " The conference, sponsored by the United States council for International Exchange of Scholars and UNL's Institute of International Studies and Energy Research and Development Center, will be at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education . The first evening session and the following sessions from 9 a jn. to 5 p jn. each day will be open to the public Esquenazi-Mayo said that students and faculty members are welcome and emphasized that there will be no regi stration fee. "We had to fight to get the conference here. To the best of my knowledge, this will be the first conference of this kind to be held at a Big Eight school. We are very for tunate to have good programs on energy and international matters at UNL The whole university is dedicated to international studies, he said. UNL Chancellor Roy A. Young will be a featured speaker discussing "American Education as ah Agent of Change. Other speakers will include Kenneth Picha, director of the Amherst University Office of Energy Re search and Education; John McKetta, University .of Texas professor and a charter member of the National Council of Environmental Balance; and Carl Hall, dean of the College of Engineering at Washington State University. Cc'jnrrjccua people to wcrfi for no pay. Frequently the hours end conditions are inconvenient or difficult Occasionally even dzn- gcrcua. No reward, beyond the gratitude of the people you help. Apply at your local Red Cross Chapter. TB3 Good rspis0T "1 feel like I'm quick but I feel I got to be quicker," he said. "The quicker you are, the more you will be re spected and the harder it is for the offensive center," Returning starters Kerry Webmaster, Oudlous Lee and sophomore Felix White will be his biggest competition, he said. ... 1 ( Junior college has made him. more mature both physically and mentally, he said, and has also taught him how. to win Beatrice was 2-7 his junior and senior years. "Mark has a great attitude. He will train hard and work hard. He is the type of kid you'd love to have on the team. He is a coachable ballplayer," Carrender said. I Coachable or not, good attitude or bad, Engler said he realizes he might not make the team. 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