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Daily Nebraskan
Friday, January 22, 1982
Sports
Close losses precede Husker-Cyclone matchup
By Pat Higgins
Close doesn't count in basketball, as the Huskers dis
covered for the fifth time this season after losing to Okla
homa State 52-50 Wednesday night.
Nebraska also lost to Missouri and Pcnn State by two,
went into overtime against Colorado State and fell to
Arkansas by just one. The Huskers hope to leave their
losses behind them when they take on Iowa State at the
Bob Devaney Sports Center Saturday afternoon. Tipoff
is slated for 2:40 p.m.
"We've been playing pretty good basketball but we've
lost some tough ones," Husker Coach Moc Iba said.
Iowa State is similar to the Huskers because they are
not very big, but they are quick and good shooters, he
said.
Wrestlers
By Dirk Maley
Today's wrestling meet with Oklahoma State is a criti
cal one for Nebraska, both in terms of recruiting and in
determining the future secdings for the Big Eight Champ
ionships. Coach Bob Fehrs said a win against the fourth-ranked
Cowboys would give the Huskers some publicity and am
munition for use in future recruiting battles. When recruit
ing people in this area, Fehrs said the Huskers usually go
head-to-head against the Oklahoma schools.
Although the Big Eight Championships are more than a
month away, a wrestler's performance in conference dual
meets determines his seeding potential at the tournament.
Fehrs said the secdings are critical because only five
wrestlers compete in each weight class. A Feb. 6 dual with
Missouri is equalJy important as it marks the regular-season
conference finale for the Huskers.
Nebraska, ranked ninth by Amateur Wrestling News,
enters the meet with a 6-2 dual record while Oklahoma
State boasts an 11-1 mark.
The Cowboys will be the Huskers' third Big Eight op
ponent. In its other conference outings, the Huskers lost
to both Oklahoma, 26-17, and to Iowa State, 26-15.
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"They'll run on us, but the main thing is that they are
very good shooters. Iowa State is coming in here with
their heads up after beating Colorado and losing to Okla
homa only by one," Iba said.
Husker guard Jack Moore is still somewhat bothered by
a bad leg but has continued to play.
"Jack may not be as quick as he normally is," Iba said.
"He hasn't shot a free throw in the last two games, which
really hurts our team."
Iba was not sure if Claude Renfro would continue in
his starting role.
Iowa State Coach Johnny Orr said the Cyclones will
have to play intense defense and patient offense to win.
"We arc going to have to play super to win," Orr said,
"and are going to have to cut down on turnovers."
Iowa State played well at Oklahoma State, Orr said,
against
Fehrs described the Cowboys as a "pretty good team
from top to bottom." Their top two wrestlers are Randy
Willingham, 118-pound class, and Ricky Stewart at 158.
Stewart is the defending national champion in his weight
class, while Willingham took third place honors at last sea
son's national championships. According to Fehrs, the
Cowboys are also good at the 135- and 150-pound classes.
Nebraska should probably have an edge at the 142
pound class (Johnnie Selmon) and at the heavier weight
classes, according to Fehrs. He said it's important, how
ever, that each individual give his all against the Cowboys
for the Huskers to have any chance at winning.
"I think Nebraska can beat Oklahoma State if we get
the ultimate performance from each of our individuals,"
Fehrs said.
"We feel that we have an opportunity to beat them if
we perform at our best. If we don't perform at our very
best at each weight class, then I don't think we can beat
them. It all boils down to each individual giving an ulti
mate performance."
Today's meet begins at 7:30 pjn. in the Bob Devaney
Sports Center. Saturday, the Huskers will entertain Kear
ney State, Wyoming and Northwestern in a meet begin
ning at noon at the Sports Center track arena.
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singling out Barry Stevens as a key contributor. 6-6
Roberts Estes will start at center instead of 6-11 Ron
Falcnschek.
"Nebraska only lost by two to Missouri and they
should have won. They had some pretty strange calls
down the stretch in that game," Orr said.
Huskers top Jennies
Despite suffering from what coach Colleen Matsuhara
termed the "post Big Eight blues," the Nebraska womens'
basketball team outlasted Central Missouri State 66-64
before 1 ,067 at the Bob Devaney Sports Center Wednes
day night.
"It seemed like we played the game in second gear,"
said Matsuhara. "This is not the team that took third
place in the Big Eight."
The 9-8 I Iuskcrs put themselves in a hole early missing
four of their first five shots and trailing by as much as
eight, at 14-6, seven minutes into the game.
Guard Crystal Coleman came off the bench to spark a
Husker comeback that ended with Debra Powell's layup
to give Nebraska its first lead at 27-26.
The Jennies, who came into the game with a 10-2
record, fought back in the second period from a three
point deficit to reclaim the lead at 4948.
Both teams then went cold for the next five minutes.
But Carla Fades and Sarah Figg, the Jennies' top two
scorers, hit consecutive baskets to put Central Missouri
ahead 56-54 with 7:58 left in the game.
The teams traded baskets until Janet Smith hit a
14- foot jumper to put Nebraska back in the lead at 62-60.
Eades, who had 12 points in the second half, answered
with a jumper to retie the game.
Smith then scored again for Nebraska and drew Eades'
fourth foul with 2:41 remaining.
After a Central Missouri turnover Powell scored on a
15- foot jumper to put Nebraska up by four with 1:30 left
on the clock. Eaues scored again to close the icad back
to two. Central Missouri had the opportunity to tie the
game with :25 left.
Eades however, missed a 16-foot jumper with :07 to
play and received her fifth foul trying to recover the
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