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WeuJay,november61979
Injuries . .
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After Tiger Orlando Pope ran a Nebraska kickoff
fumble into the endzone to score for Missouri, Osborne
said Pope threw the ball into the stands, and was joined
by other Missouri players frbm the sidelines in the end-zone-both
15-yard penalties that were not called, he said.
. Osborne also saia a aeiensive pass interference play
called on Husker Ric Lindquist which set up the touch
down before Pope's fumble recovery was controversial be
cause he said Lindquist was going for the ball.
If that penalty had not been called, Osborne said, the
game would not have been as close. .
"The game was different for those who were down
there. Anyone sensed they (Missouri) had a chance" he
said.
Osborne praised the defense which, itself, gave up only
14 points. He said Nebraska defensive end Derrie
Nelson, who sacked Missouri quarterback Phil Bradley the
last play of the game to save a Tiger win, and who suffer
ed a serious ankle injury, and tackle Bill Barnett, who
were named Big Eight co-defensive players of the week,
gave great efforts.
Osborne also said he should know by the end of the
week whether Jeff Quinn, who came off the bench to re
place Tim Hager, or Hager will start at quarterback.
Osborne also said if Redwine is not ready for Satur
day, Johnson will probably replace him at I-back.
Spikers lack harmony in meet coach
Although last weekend's National Invitational volley
ball tournament featured the top 24 teams in the nation,
UNL coach Terry Pettit says he hopes the tournament
won't be an indication how the Huskers will finish in the
national meet.
In the meet, the Huskers split three matches and lost
two, a performance Pettit said he wasn't pleased with.
"We didn't play well together as a team," Pettit said. "1
felt we should have won the -Michigan State and Florida
Central matches and that hurt our chances of making it
out of pool play." .
The Huskers split with Michigan State and lost to
Florida Central.
Pettit said he thought the team was "sitting in a pretty
good position" to advance to the elimination rounds after
splitting two games in their first match against Pacific, one
of the top teams in the country." .
"After the Pacific match, we didn't play as a team until
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the second game of the UCLA match," Pettit said. Hie
Huskers lost to UCLA 15-3,17-15.
Pettit said he thinks the top national competition is
better this year than the past.
"The coahcing is better everywhere and the level and
depth has increased all over," Pettit said. "As the coaching
improved, the play naturally got better.
"There wasn't a team in the tournament we couldn't ,
play with if we play well."
The next meet for the Huskers, now 36-6-3, is a 1 p jn.
home meet Saturday against Missouri Western. Pettit said
Missouri Western is 38-4 on the season and is one of the
better Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women
Division II teams in the country.
"It's the type of match we want to see how we're pro
gressing for regionals," Pettit said.
The Huskers will host the AIAW Region VI tourna
ment Nov. 15-17 to determine who will advance to the
AIAW National meet.
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