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Monday, February 14, 1933
Daily Nebraskan
By Kevin Warncke
The 1982-83 men's basketball season will go down in
the history books as a winning season thanks to a sluggish
Colorado offense.
By defeating the Buffaloes 68-56 Saturday at the Bob
Devaney Sports Center, Nebraska assured its 10th con
secutive winning season.
Nebraska's offense could not get in gear at the be
ginning of the game and fell behind 18-15, with less than
half of the first period remaining.
But the Nebraska defense held tough as Colorado
went b :27 without a basket. Then Colorado's Rob Gon
zalez slipped through to hit a jumper from the left side
with 2 : 14 remaining in the half.
Meanwhile, Nebraska racked up a 32-19 lead behind
the shooting of Greg Downing.
"We started out awfully slow tonight. We couldn't
rtaskeo's
By Barrv Trevarrow and
Ward r: Triplett III
Nebraska used more than good basket
ball Saturday night as the Cornhuskers
defeated Colorado 96-89 at the Bob
Devaney Sports Center, breaking a seven
game Husker losing streak that tied an all
time record for consecutive loses by
a Husker women's basketball team.
A pink elephant, that showed up at
the Nebraska pre-game meeting, acted as
cheei leader for the Huskers while an
anonymous telegraph sent to Cathy Owen
earlier in the week provided inspiration
contributing to the victory. The message
wished the team good luck. The author
said he supported the team and knew the
Huskers were better than their record in
dicates. The win makes Nebraska 12-10 overall
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move offensively," Nebraska Coach Moe Iba said. "We
spurted and then played pretty well."
Nebraska dominated the second half, allowing Colo
rado to pull within eight points on only two occasions.
The game marked the re-emergency of Lenard Johnson
in the pivot position. Johnson, who only two weeks
earlier had contemplated hanging up his jersey, tallied
nine points in eight minutes of playing time.
"He did awfully well," Iba said. "I thought we needed
some defense on the other end of the floor. He gave us
that, plus some offense."
Johnson, who was perfect from the floor as well as
the line, was not worried about his lack of practice at
the center position.
"It's been a long time. since I've played center," he
said. "It's like my home in there in the middle, so I don't
really need the practice."
The Huskers were led in scoring by Claude Renfro,
and 3-6 in the Big bight.
Nebraska Coach Colleen Matsuhara
praised the Husker team effort.
"We knew we were a better basketball
team than our record indicated," Matsu
hara said. "We just needed the extra
effort in blocking out and filling the pas
sing lanes. All those little things had been
out of sync. It was a total team victory."
Nebraska picked up a quick 9-2 advan
tage when Terri Parriott hit a shot from
the right baseline 1:41 into the game.
However, Colorado stormed back with two
jumper shots from guard Diane Heimstra
and a three-point play by Julie Hoehing.
Hoehing gave Colorado a 20-15 lead when
she scored with 10:20 left in the first half.
Parriott and reserve Crystal Coleman,
who came off the bench to lead Nebraska
with 13 first half points, turned the Hus
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kers around. Coleman's three point play
with 4:03 left gave Nebraska a 34-27
lead. Sonija Nelson's shot from the free
throw stripe made the margin nine before
Colorado was able to close within five,
42-37, at half.
Nebraska's Debra Powell came out of
the locker room hot. Powell scored all
of her game-high 22 points in the second
half as Nebraska opened up a 11 -point
lead with 12:29 left in the game. Baskets
by Huskers Chris Leigh, Powell, Cole
man, Parriott and Owen helped to main
tain the lead. Powell and Kathy Hager
strom then combined to score Nebraska's
next 18 points. Colorado could get no
closer than six points for the rest of the
game.
Buffalo Coach Sox Walseth compli
mented the Husker performance.
"Nebraska handled the ball and shot
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whose 13 points marked a new career high. Dave Hoppen
and Downing each added 12 points to aid the Husker
cause. Hoppen ruled the boards by pulling down eight
rebounds.
Colorado was led by Randy Downs who took game
high honors with 15 points. The Huskers were success
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Jay Humphries and Billy Houston.
Houston was held to six points and Humphries totaled
nine points.
A sellout crowd of 14,438 saw Nebraska up its con
ference record to 5-3 and join Oklahoma and Oklahoma
State in second place of the conference standings.
"It would have been nice if Oklahoma had won for
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awfully well," Walseth said. "They did
a good job against our zone. If they're
a seventh place team in this league, then
it's a pretty tough league."
Hagerstrom finished with 17 points
for the Huskers while Coleman added
16 and Parriott had 12. Julie Hoehing
led Colorado with 19 while Heimstra
added 18. Lisa VanGoor, the Buffalo's
6-3 center, fouled out with 7:44 left in
the game and finished with 16 points and
11 rebounds.
"Not being able to play VanGoor 40
minutes hurt us a lot," Walseth said. "We
don't have much depth."
Matsuhara said she is glad to end the
losing streak.
"I think other people made more of
the losing streak than we did," Matsuh?ra
said. "But we didn't want any part of a
new record like that."
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