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tuesday, October 27, 1981 page 10 daily nebraskan Coach says Husker defense fueled by emotions By Larry Sparks High emotions in Saturday's 6-0 win against Missouri probably contributed to the tough defense diplayed by both teams, Nebraska football Coach Tom Osborne said at Monday's Extra Point Club luncheon. "Anytime you get involved in a highly emotional ball game it usually favors the defense," Osborne said. "On de fense you can really turn yourself loose but being highly emotional and keyed up does not help you a lot on offense. "You've got to give Missouri a lot of credit on de fense," he said. 'They played awfully well up front." Osborne said he expected the Tigers to be keyed up after their loss to Iowa State, but the Nebraska Blackshirts also had a good game. "Most people are inclined toward offense, but when it comes down to a good football team, a good defense is paramount," he said. "It's the defense that holds you in there." "Ever since Penn State, we have played pretty good de fense. Right now, we're a completely different defensive football team than we were in that game." Devaney in forum today Nebraska Athletic Dir ector Bob Devaney will speak at 2:30 p.m. today in the main lounge of the Ne braska Union. The talk, an open forum, will be spon sored by the University Pro a John Erickson defeated Jeff Essenburg to win the men's intramural darts tournament. Renee Anthone claimed the women's title with a victory against Dawn Mosbarger. Table tennis singles will be today in the Coliseum. Wo men's sign-in begins at 6 pjn. and men's sign-in begins at 6:20 pjn. The doubles meet will be Thursday in the Coli seum. Men's sign-in begins at 6 pjn., women's at 7:15 pjn. and co-recreational at 7 :45 p.m. Men's volleyball entries are due at 5 pjn. today in the Recreation Department office . Women's and co-recreational basketball entries are due at 5 pjn. today in the Recreation Department office. There will be a mandatory meeting for women's and co-recreational basketball managtes Wednesday at 5:15 p.m. A meeting for men's volleyball managers will be at 6 p.m. Both meetings will be in Coliseum 7. MjdG ads CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CALL 472-1761 $2.50 minimum charge per day on commercial ads. Ten words included. $1.50 minimum charge per day on individual student and student organization ads. Students must pay for the ad at the time it is placed. Ten words included. NO REFUNDS ON PRE-PAID ADS. NO RESPONSIBILITY ASSUM ED FOR MORE THAN ONE INCORRECT INSERTION. DEADLINE: 1 p.m. day before publica tion (Monday thru Friday). An $3.00 service charge will be assessed for all checks re turned to the Daily Nebras kan and will be collected by Check Rite. gram Council's Talks and Topics Committee. Devaney is expected to discuss tele vision football broadcasts and Nebraska's involvement in the College Football Association. n Skis-180 Hexcel Spectral ites, Solomon bindings & brakes. 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Osborne said the offense played "sporadic" but again gave credit to the Mizzou defense. He said the fact that the Huskers committed only one turnover may have been the best part of the offense's performance . "We did control the ball at times and we did move the ball pretty well at times," Osborne said. 'That enabled us to maintain pretty good field position throughout the game." Osborne said sophomore quarterback Turner Gill got off to a slow start but played well in the second half. He said Missouri's blitzes slowed down the passing game hi mi in i in m m II Mil ll ll. i I I I I i 'I m .... ' Mri Missouri running back Bobby Meyer (20) finds himself stacked up by several Nebraska Blackshirts. The Huskers defeated the Mizzou Tigers 6-0 Saturday in Columbia, Mo. to keep Nebraska's Orange Bowl hopes alive. Nebraska is 3-0 in Big Eight play. 2 Dan Fogelberg tickets. 15th row. Best offer. 464 2342. Student representative for SkoalCopenhagen on City Cam pus. Preferably Greek. 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Box 81294 Lincoln, NE 68501. fiSnflSffl some, but said Gill came through when he had to and gained some valuable experience. "He hadn't experienced that (blitzes) before " Osborne said. "He got some passes off that he didn't complete but maybe nobody else would have gotten them off. We hope that people realize Turner's not a superman. No one per son can do it. It takes the whole ball of wax." The Huskers came out of the Mizzou game in good shape injury-wise. Fullback Mark Moravec bruised his shoulder but was the only player to receive any serious in jury. Osborne said the Huskers cannot afford a letdown this week against Kansas. "I'd like to remind people we're playing a team that is 5-2. They've done some good things," Osborne said. "A lot of people counted them out as soon as they lost Kerwin Bell but one player doesn't make a team." The Jayhawks will bring another tough defense to Memorial Stadium which could give the Huskers prob lems, he said. 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