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Bremser and KFAB
Continued from 21
As far as being a "cheerleader" type
of broadcaster, what's wrong with that?
Ninety-nine percent of his listeners are
Husker fans. When dealing with a homo
genous audience like that, there's noth
ing wrong with being openly biased. It
would be different if he were on a
nationwide hookup, but in this situa
tion, it's perfectly all right. Imagine
Denny and Fred not being able to
cheer for the Royals on the air!
As far as the argument that Lyell is
getting too old, well, I will admit that
the Lyell Bremser of 1933 is not the
same man of say, ten or t w enty years
ago. But he still stands out among
those who have done Busker games in
the recent past. Tim Moreland, for
merly of KFOR, was the only one who
could approach Bremser's ability to
make a broadcast absolutely exciting.
Ray Scott is a well-known name, but
didn't have the knowledge of the team
and history of the program to really
make the broadcast click.
And, admittedly, Bremser does make
mistakes on the air. Any broadcaster
does. He does a good job, though, of
relaying the essential information that
the listener needs. Contrary to what
some self-proclaimed broadcasting ex
perts in these parts might say, you can
follow a game, with great ease, when
it's Lyell at the mike.
Backing up Bremser again will be
Kent Pavelka and Jack Payne. This
team has been together since 1973,
know each other well, and work to
gether extremely well. Pavelka, who
just might be the best sportsbroadcas-
ter in the state, will continue to do
Busker basketball play-by-play, and in
that area he is untouchable.
Payne will handle halftime shows
and post-game comments again this
year. Be has been around the Nebraska
program since before Memorial Sta
dium was built (or so it seems) and his
vast legion of professional acquain
tances always make for interesting
halftime shows.
$510,000 is a lot of cash to be cough
ing up for these broadcasts, but KFAB
seems to think it will be worth it. The
University isn't crying any about it.
Last season, they got $60,000 from the
four stations originating broadcasts.
For 1983, they are getting nine times
that. The stations that get the broad
cast feed from KFAB pay a fee, depend
ing on the size of their audience. KFOR
isn't telling what they had to pay to
carry the games, but one outstate sta
tion manager told me that his fee was
$2,100 for both football and basketball
much less than he paid for a similar
hookup last season. And, KFAB is
allowing him 81 30-second commer
cials to be sold locally during each
game, again more than last year's agree
ment. He's happy, his advertisers are
happy, everyone is happy except for
those who say they can't stand Bremser.
Well, to those of you who say you
can't listen to him, I say: Too bad! But
I'm one of those who knows that things
just aren't right unless you have your
Big Red t-shirt, a can or two of cold
beverage, and "Mr. Football" on the
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Continued from Pee 17
"We set a goal to score 35 points every game, and to
score on every play," Gill said.
Nebraska enters the game after completing a very
successful three weeks of practice. The Huskers
solved some questions and remained relatively in
jury free.
"We've had really good luck with our injury situa
tion," Osborne said. "When you consider that we've
had 130 to 135 players practicing and we really
haven't had a serious injury, that's pretty amazing."
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