thursday, decern ber 13, 1979
daily nebraskan
page 13
Wrestler prefers heavyweight challenge
UNL varsity heavyweight wrestler Daryl Meyer is a
man who likes a big challenge.
Meyer, who wrestled at 190 pounds for the second half
of last year, said he prefers heavyweight to the lighter
classification.
The sophomore said he doesn't feel his relatively small
size is a disadvantage as a heavyweight, because of. his
quickness.
inframurals
D1LLWRGAD, led by Sue Roubal and Robin Scherer
with 11 points each, defeated Smith 4, 47-16 to claim
first place in the women's intramural basketball playoffs.
Eight players scored for D1LLWRGAD as they capped
their undefeated season.-
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The political science department defeated Nebraska
ETV, 15-8, 2-15, 15-12 to win the championship of the
faculty staff co-rec volleyball league.
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Men's intramural basketball officials are needed to
begin work the first week of second semester. To apply,
or for more information, contact the Recreation Office,
472-3467. All interested basketball officials should attend
the rules interpretation meeting on Thursday, Dec. 13, at
4:30 in the Recreation Office.
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Drop-in and express your opinions of the Student Rec
reation Buildings site design display on Friday, Dec. 14,
12:30 to 4:30 in the Centennial rRoom of the Union.
Your ideas are important.
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Intramural entries arc due Friday, Dec. 14 by 5 p.m. in
the Recreation Office for men's and faculty staff basket
ball and women's and co-rec volleyball.
LaRue selected
to Olympic staff
Roland E. 'Duke' LaRue, in his second season with
Nebraska as an assistant trainer and physical therapist, has
been selected by the 1980 U.S; Olympic Medical Services
Committee, to be a member of-the U.S. Olympic Athletic
Therapy staff for the 1980 Winter Games in Lake Placid,
N.Y. '
At Nebraska, LaRue is the physical therapist for the
Student Health Center, heads the Athletic Training Curri
culum and assists the Huskcr athletic training staffs
working with ail the Cornhusker
Before coming to Nebraska, LaRue was the head
athletic trainer-chief physical therapist for the men's inter
collegiate department at Western Illinois.
In 1972, LaRue was with the Olympic Athletic
Training staff for the games in Sapporo, Japan.
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"I feel like I have enough strength and I think my
quickness is good;' Meyer said.
Quickness is a big part of Meyer's improvement since
a?.?1 at UNL Mid wrestling Coach Bob Fehrs.
His best thing is that he's very strong physically,"
Fehrs said. "But since he came here, he has developed
more movement. He's added on a lot more versatility."
Before Meyer came to UNL, he was a three-time state
champion Class B heavyweight-unbeaten his last two
years-at York High School. But his freshman year was
tough for him, he said. . '
"Everyone told me the freshman year was the tough
est," Meyer said. "It was pretty tough for me. I felt like I
let a lot of people down. It's quite a change overall from
high school, to college."
For part of last year, he said, "I was cutting 20 pounds
from my natural weight. I didn't feel right."
Meyer said he chose UNL instead .of other offers from
UNO, Colorado School of Mines, and Augustana, S.D. be
cause, "I heard good things about the coach." i
And they were true, he said.
"In practice, I think he's good because he makes a lot
of things clear."
Meyer, an electrical engineering major, said adjusting
his class schedule to avoid conflict with his wrestling acti
vities has been "no problem."
Meyer said he felt that he was a better wrestler on his
feet than down on the mat.
"I can use my quickness better when going for a take
down," he said. .
For example, in his last match against Iowa State, he
had to wrestle a 325-pounder, who he said was one of the
heaviest opponents he's faced.
In the first period, he said, he took his opponent down,
but lost the match in the next two periods.
"He got on top and I couldn't get out," Meyer said.
Meyer said he thoughwthe main prerequisite for success
in wrestling is "mental toughness." :
v 'Thinking you can do it, and then doing it, is the most
important thing," he said.
The next action for the UNL wrestlers will be Satur
day, when they travel to Indiana for a pair of dual meets
between Indiana Central and Indiana University.
Indiana University's heavyweight should present a
challenge for Meyer as he was the national junior college
runnerup last year, Fehrs said. v ..
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