monday, january 19, 1981
daily nebraskan
page 7
Bentz: Second-place win is boost of confidence
By Deb McGinn
Saturday's Nebraska Invitational should help the
Husker swimming and diving team gain confidence,
according to Coach Cal Bentz.
The Cornhuskers placed second in the five-team meet
with 451 points. Southern Illinois was first with 454
points. Kansas placed third with 379, followed by Iowa
State and Minnesota with 284 and 1 99, respectively.
"I feel that we have worked hard and our team is be
ginning to gain confidence in what they are doing," Bentz
said. "They are realizing that they can control their own
performances."
Tim Boyd won the 200-meter freestyle for the Huskers
with a time of 1:43. 15. Steve Elliot was the only other
Nebraskan to win an event, lie won the three-meter diving
event with 524.70 points.
Nebraska diving captain Dave Kcane said he was
pleased with the team's showing against what he consider
ed to be tough competition.
"We went against one of the best divers in the nation
from Southern Illinois," Keene said. "The best thing we
did in this meet was that we never gave up."
Although pleased with the performance, diving coach
Jeff Iluber said there is still room for improvement.
"We've done better as an entire team," Huber said.
"We did show a lot of improvements that we've been
working on.
"We've got some tough meets coming up. We can't
relax," he said.
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Photo by Jon Natvig
Nebraska's Bill Booth swims the 100-meter butterfly in the Nebraska Invitational meet Saturday. Booth placed
second in the event.
Huskers at 7-7 after loss to OSU
The Nebraska basketball team dropped to 1-1 in con
ference play and 7-7 overall Saturday with an 81-70 loss
to Oklahoma State in Stillwater, Okla.
The Cowboys took control early in the game and open
ed up a 41-26 lead at halftime. Nebraska had trouble
slowing down the tempo of the game after the intermis
sion and never narrowed the gap to less than eight points.
Andre Smith led Nebraska with 20 points, followed by
Jack Moore with 16. Smith fouled out with 7:22 remain
ing in the game.
Matt Clark led Oklahoma State with 25 points. The
win left the Cowboys at 2-0 in the Big Eight and 12-2
overall.
The Huskers will face Colorado in Lincoln Wednesday.
Tip-off has been moved to 8: 10 p.m. to allow for regional
television coverage.
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The Nebraska women's basketball team finished sev
enth in the Big Light tournament at Lawrence, Kan., Sat
urday. Janet Smith scored 20 points and Kathy Hager
strom added 19 in an 87-84 win against Oklahoma State.
The Cornhuskers lost to 15th-ranked Kansas State in
the opening round of the tournament. 78-76. Friday,
UNL lost to Iowa State. 82-81.
The Nebraska women's gymnastics team placed second
in the Minnesota Invitational Saturday with a score of
127.25. Minnesota won the meet with 130.4 points. Iowa
State was third with 118.75, and Wisconsin-Madison was
fourth with 1 14.8
Kim Grabowski placed first in vaulting and first on the
uneven bars. She was also third in all-around competition.
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