tuesday, november 17, 1981
page 6
daily nebraskan
Oklahoma team
By Larry Sparks
Nebraska will face an Oklahoma team with a familiar
look, despite the Sooners below-par season record of
5-3-1, Husker football Coach Tom Osborne said at Mon
day's Extra Point Gub luncheon.
"I don't believe they're very much different than what
they have been other years," he said. "This year, instead
of pulling out a couple of close ones, they've lost a couple
of close ones. But that's football.
"I think people in Nebraska have grown to believe that
Oklahoma always wins, that somehow they are invincible.
It isn't going to go on forever and this year, it just didn't
happen, he said.
Osborne said the Sooners may have the best offensive
line they have ever had. He said the OU offense has shown
Orange Bowl orders
for tickets accepted
The Nebraska Athletic Ticket Office is accept
ing ticket orders for the Jan. 1 Orange Bowl game.
Those who placed their orders before the bowl
bid was accepted need not order. A billing will be
sent. Orders will be handled as though they were re
ceived on the day the bid was accepted.
Fans ordering tickets now should include a check
made out to the University of Nebraska in the
amount of $15.00 per ticket and $1 .00 per order to
cover mailing and handling charges. Priority will be
determined by the date postmarked, not the date re
ceived. No telephone orders will be accepted. Mail re
quests to: Athletic Ticket Office, Box 82848,
Lincoln, Neb. 68501.
As in the past, if bowl ticket requests exceed the
Nebraska allotment, a priority system will be used
to fill orders. The priority system, for orders placed
by Nov. 27, is as follows: 1. UNL students and
faculty 2. major contributing organizations 3. sea
son ticket holders 4. travel agencies 5. alumni.
People purchasing tickets should state their
priority when placing their order.
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familiar despite
a vast improvement since the beginning of the season.
"Earlier, before (quarterback) Darrell Shepard had
much experience, they were not a very good offensive
team as compared to what they have been in the past,"
Osborne said. "At the present time, they are an excellent
offensive team."
The key to stopping Oklahoma is to stop Shepard and
fullback Stanley Wilson, Osborne said.
Two senior starters
The Sooners start only two seniors on defense, but
Osborne said the lack of experience doesn't mean the OU
defense doesn't have talent.
Osborne said the kicking game will play an important
role in Saturday's game. He also said Nebraska will have to
play a good defensive game to defeat the Sooners.
"Oklahoma has always had talent and they still have it.
We're going to figure that we're going to play them at
their very best. We're going to have to make things
happen," he said.
Although the Huskers already have the Big Eight title
and an Orange Bowl bid locked up, Osborne said both
teams have plenty of incentive to win the game.
"Both teams have enough tradition and have enough
pride that they are both going to play as hard as they can
on Saturday," Osborne said.
"I know the situation well enough here in Nebraska to
realize that if things don't go that well Saturday, there
will be those who will want to ship the trophy back. I
don't feel that way myself," he said.
"I don't think once the ball kicks off on Saturday that
any of these players are going to be thinking about the
Sun Bowl, the Orange Bowl or the Big Eight trophy," he
said. "They're just going to be playing football the best
we can."
99.9 percent chance
Osborne said there is "a 99.9 percent chance Turner
Gill won't play against Oklahoma." Gill suffered a bruised
calf in the Iowa State game and had surgery to remove the
pressure that had built up. Tight end Jamie Williams is
also listed as doubtful for Saturday's game.
Osborne said he was not pleased with Nebraska's first
half performance in the 31-7 win against Iowa State Sat
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season
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around up front. Our defensive line was not controlling
the line of scrimmage and our offensive line was not con
trolling the line of sairnmage. When that happens,
nothing goes very well."
Part of the credit for the 7-7 half time deadlock should
go to the Cyclones, Osborne said.
"You've got to realize Iowa State has some good foot
ball players. They (ISU) are not bad " Osborne said.
"They came over here well prepared and I think they
played very hard," he said. "Why they lost to Kansas
State or Kansas, I don't know.
"Before the game, if I had known we'd win 31-7, Vd
sure have taken that. It wasn't real pretty the way we did
it, but we did win it."
Saturday's Nebraska -Oklahoma
football game will
be televised live on KETV,
Channel 7 in Omaha. The
Pre-game show will begin at
1 pjn., with kickoff set for
1:30 pm. KETV sportscas
ter Wayne Dzubak will call
the play by play. Husker
Athletic Director Bob De
vaney will provide the guest
commentary.
The Husker volleyball
team defeated Missouri in
four sets Saturday to win
the Big Eight volleyball
championship in Manhattan,
Kan. It was the sixth
straight Big Eight title for
Nebraska.
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Nebraska's wrestling
team will meet UNO Thurs
day night at Omaha.
The Husker women's
basketball team opens its
season Friday night by host
ing Pacific Christian at the
Bob Devaney Sports Center.
Nebraska will play Wyoming
at Grand Island Saturday
night.
The women's swirriming
and diving team will be at
Kansas Friday and at Mis
souri Saturday. The men's
team will be involved in a
meet at Arkansas Saturday.
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