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sccrr.3 to qtt earlier every yerr. Is
pycae ready for summer session foot
boll? '
Nebraska end Penn Stats kick off
the season in the epily named Kickoff
Clonic. It would be hard to think of
two r.:ttcr t?arr.3 to open tha ceoson.
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In thh corner, wearir.3 blue and white,
the Penn State Nitteny Lions, thede
fendins national champions. In this
corner, vearir.3 red and white, the
Nebraska Cornhuskers, perennial con
tenders for the national" champion-
s Doth of these teams remember last
year's Game, but that should work
' more to the advantage of Nebraska
than Penn State. As Lex Luthor, in
"Superman II," said, "Revenge. Now
we're CQokin'
So, the Huskers have the revenge
motive on their side. They also have an
overwhelming edge at the so-called
skill positions quarterback, running
back and receiver. With Turner Gill,.
Mike Rosier, and Irving Fryor, Nebra
ska h the equal of any team in the
nation at these positions.
Penn State, on the ether hand, has
lost three of their top offensive players
in quarterback Todd Diackledge, run
ning back Curt Warner, and split end
Gregg Gorrity. Notch up another one
for the Huskers.
The bad news for Husker fans is that,
on the offensive line, Nebraska returns
only Dean Steinkuhler. .
Penn State returns only two starters
on its defensive front Steve Ecfter
and Greg Gattuso but both are good,
experienced players.
Fenn Etate jeturns four starters on
-cZztjzs - and . nruct find someone to
replace Elackledge. The leading can
didate right now i3 Doug Strang, who
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for a total of 137 yards. Not very
imprcecive sta
So, Nebraska appears to have almost
everything In its favor. The only thing
that casts a shadow over all of thb b
Nebraska's performance In opening
Under Tom Osborne, the Huskers
are 6-3-1 in openers, but they've never
won an opening rsme on the road.
Hie Meadowlands isnt exactly Penn
State's home turf but it doesnt take a
genius to figure out that most of the
crowd will be pulling for the Lions.
Still, there appear to be too many
factors in Nebraska's favor for the
Huskers to lose this name. Therefore:
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o 3-on-3 Volleyball
o Mud Volleyball
o 14 Inch Softball
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This Friday and Saturday corns ioin us
for some fun and laughs at the Sports
Festival! Activities will be held at the
17th & Vine and 19th & Vine Intramural
Fields. But Hurry! Entries for team sports
are due September 1, and may be picked
up at the Campus Rec'Office.
Sponsored by: K & Z Distributing
Office of Campus Recreation
1740 Vine Street' . i
Lincoln, NE68583-0S01
472-3487
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