Monday, October 25, 1982
Daily Nebraskan
Page 13
Intramurals
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Nebraska second-string quarterback Bruce Mathison (19) heads down the left side of the field for a 16-yard touch
down run that sealed Nebraska's 23-19 come-from-behind win acainst the MkcnnH rar chirH
Stadium. Mathison earned praise from Husker Qoach Tom Osborne for his performance Saturday after being
forced into action because of an injury to Turner Gill.
Good serves
help Huskers
beat Sooners
By Ward Triplett
It took the Oklahoma
volleyball team seven hours
to get to Lincoln for Sa
turday's Big Eight confe
rence match at the UNL
Coliseum. It took Nebraska
less than 50 minutes to dis
patch the Sooners in
straight sets.
Nebraska's 15-5, 15-6,
15-6 victory gave the Hus
kers their fifth Big Eight
win in six tries.
"I think we kind of
unnerved them with our
serving," Husker Coach
Terry Pettit said. The win
unofficially gave Pettit his
200th coaching victory.
"We haven't played any
one for two weeks, and I
think they were anxious to
get out there," he said.
"Oklahoma didn't get set
up too well, while we
were playing real well. When
we play well like that,
we can play with anybody."
The 13th-ranked Huskers
improved their overall re
cord to 19-4. .
Oklahoma Coach Miles
Pabst agreed that Nebraska's
accurate serving doomed his
Sooners.
"Nebraska served extre
mely well, and we couldn't
pass at all," Pabst said.
Pabst said the Sooners'
inability to pass and put
pressure on Nebraska's de
fense made the difference
between this match and the
first Nebraska-Oklahoma
match, a four-set Nebraska
win.
"We were probably a
little tired from last night,
but Nebraska was very sharp
today," Pabst said. The
Sooners, now 2-5 in the
conference and 8-12 overall,
lost in five sets to Kansas
State Friday night.
"Nebraska also had that
two-week rest, which has
to be real nice," Pabst
added.
Pettit said he had hoped
the Sooners would give
Nebraska t better match
so he could give other
team members more playing
time.
"I had wanted to give
Debbie Thompsen and Sal
lye Ramsey more playing
time," Pettit said.
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Jeff Johnson and Cheri Cochran defeated Bob Harley
and Sara Decker 64, 2-6, 6-0 to win the co-recreational
tennis doubles competition.
Gummers won the independent A league Softball
tournament with a 17-0 win against Fruits' Fruits while
the Slimers defeated the Lazy Bums 2-0 to win the
independent B league.
Tlie fraternity A league was won by Phi Kappa Psi with
a 6-5 win over Phi Delta Theta. Farmhouse won the
.fraternity B league by defeating Phi Gamma Delta 15-5.
Schramm 8 won the men's residence hall A league
tournament with a 17-3 win against Abel 9. The residence
hall B league was won by Harper 4 with a 14-11 win
against Abel 11.
Entries for co-recreational basketball, men's volleyball
and women's innertube water basketball are due at 5 p.m.
Tuesday in the Recreation Office, 1740 Vine St. Men's
and women's 8-ball pool entries are due at 5 p.m. Tuesday
in the Nebraska Union Rec Room.
Co-recreational basketball managers will have a meeting
at 5:15 p.m. Wednesday in Coliseum 7. The women's
innertube water basketball managers will meet at 6 pjn.
Thursday in Coliseum 7.
There will be an officials' meeting for co-recreational
basketball at 4:30 p.m. today in Coliseum 7. The clinic
for that activity will be at 8 p.m. Thursday in the
Coliseum main gym.
The men's volleyball meeting and clinic will be Thurs
day at 6:30 p.m. in Mabel Lee 301.
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