monday. October 12, 1981
daily nebraskan
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Turner's turn
Photo by Mark Billingsley
Nebraska quarterback Turner Gill (12) tries to break the grip of Colorado's Jeff Donaldson (31) and Alan
Chrite (47). Gill received his first starting assignment in Saturday's 59-0 romp of the Buffaloes and tied a
Nebraska school record with four touchdown passes.
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ing 21-17, 20-2 U 22-1 to win the co
recreational outdoor racquetball tourna
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with a 21-1U 21-12 win against Pam
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championship.
Gill proves . .
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"We heard rumors early in the morning
that he (Essington) wasn't 100 percent "
Krejci said. "1 think the pressure was the
deciding factor.'
The ease with which the Husker defense
stopped the highly-touted Colorado
offense was a key factor in the game.
"We were well prepared,' nose guard
Jeff Merrell said. "Going into the game we
thought they had a pretty good offensive
team. It was sure nice to get the shutout."
"I'm really impressed with us on de
fense,' Osborne said. "They played
extremely well.
Men's and women's indoor racquetball
entries are due Tuesday at 5 p.m. in the
Recreation Office.
The men's badminton tournament will
be Wednesday in Mable Lee Hall 313 and
the women's tournament will be Thursday
in Mable Lee Hall 301. Entries will be
taken at 6 p jn. the days of the tournaments.
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The Huskers now point toward the rest
of the Big Eight season. Several players said
this game gives them the confidence they
need to win the rest of the conference
games.
"We wanted to get off to a good start
and we did that." right tackle Dan Hurley
said. "The coaches had us well prepared."
"It's not going to be a cakewalk'
Brown said. This was the emotional
breakthrough in the season. If we play like
this the rest of the way we can win the Big
Eight"
"The sleeping giant woke up today,'
Gill said.
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The Nebraska men's golf
team will meet Kansas to
day in a dual at Lawrence,
Kan.
The UNL women's
volleyball team will face the
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day evening at Manhattan,
Kan. The Cornhuskers will
also compete in the Oral
Roberts Invitational which
begins Friday in Tulsa,
Okla.
against the UNO Mavericks
Friday in Omaha.
The women's cross
country team will compete
The Nebraska women's
tennis team will compete in
a tournament at Minnea
polis, Minn, beginning Friday.
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