Wednesday, September 14, 1933
Daily Nebreskan
Pegs 13
Senior spiker values positive attitude rao
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Back in 1080, the Nebraska volleyball team
opened the season with a win against Kansas. The
opener was the first time that then freshman Erin
Dean played in a Husker uniform. Since then, she
has started in 123 matches and has been on the
winning side'91 times.
The senior from Kansas City, Mo., has played
every match without the slightest injury problem.
"IVe probably been blessed by God," Dean said,
referring to her injury-free career. "I had an injury in
the summer of my sophomore year ... a sprained
ankle, but I didnt miss any games. That was the only
one that was major."
"A lot of people fear being injured, but I dont fear,"
Dean explained. "Volleyball is not my God and those
that think it is God usually get injured."
Dean has racked up some impressive credentials
In her three seasons playing for Nebraska. She fa a
two-time All Eij Eiht selection, was named to the
1C32 NCAA Mideast Regional All-Tournament Team
and was named an All-American Honorable Men
tion by Volleyball Monthly mssszine. She attributes
her success to God.
Dean graduated from St, Mary's H&h School in
Independence, Mo., where she earned 11 varsity
letters in track, basketball and volleyball. She was
recruited by Nebraska, Missouri, Southwest Mis
souri and Kansas. Dean wanted to attend Southw
est Missouri so she could compete in basketball and
volleyball, but eventually she chose Nebraska.
Coach Terry Pcttit saw the potential in her, Dean
said. The other school found her too intense.
Another reason she chose Nebraska was Reba Gov
ier, a friend who is a former volleyball player.
"I think greatly of him," Dean said, referring to
Pettit. "Some people dont understand him, but he is
usually right. He knows our strengths and wea
knesses and knows how to deal with us."
"He shows us where we're at and where we can be,
and we usually surpass our goals," Dean explained.
"If not thfa year, it will be next year that he will be
coach of the year (NCAA or Volleyball Monthly)."
Dean said her quickness from her outside hitter's
positive fa her greatest court asset
"I have everything down technically, how to pas3
and how to set," she said.
Looking toward the future, Dean said she plans to
get her degree in interior design, a major personal
priority because too many people believe athletes
come to school Just for the athletics. After gradua
tion, she plans to enter the Maranatha Ministry.
She is also looking at a chance to play in the
Olympics, but said she would have to move from
outside hitter to setter because of her lack of height.
Dean said her mental attitude between her
freshman and senior years has been the biggest
change.
"IVe become more positive and an encourage
ment to the other players," she said.
"I am a born again Christian, and that fa where all Blocking fa her only weakness, she said, but added
my strengths come from," Dean said. that she has improved greatly in that area.
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CLId Ctziz tt C!s2. ABC will ;
telecast this duel between the two
nationally ranked teams. The No. 6
Buckeyes are led by the passing of
quarterback Mi!:e Tcmzaek, whEs No. 2
Oahcma fa sparked by the running cf
Marcus Duprcs and Spencer Tillman
Czlzzzls Ca 2 Czlzo. This .
battl3 tzr the tr'c:'-:r.g rights cf the
chance either tcad'has for a'.victoryl
this season (with the exception cf
Colorado vs. Kansas State). ; : "
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terback threw for two touchdowns
and ran for another in the User's 23
18 victory over Illinois. The 103-pound
junior completed 10 cf 14 passes for
1 63 yards with no interceptions. Based
on the: NCAA's efficiency formula,
Adler's parsing rating Saturday wa3
2 1 6.4, more than 60 points better than
UCLA's Tom Ramsey, who led the
nation last year with a 153.5. Adler did
a little bit cf everything as he also
punted (and sold popcorn at half
time). "I thought Marlon played just a bril
liant game he didnt get rattled out
there and he was able to make the big
play for us,"' Missouri Coach Warren
Powers said. . ' -
For his performance, Adler was
named the Dig Eight's offensive player
of the week.
' LliZza Eerier Rosier slashed
through Wyoming for 191 yard3 cn 19
carries ar.d scored four touchdowns.
Rcricr boasted his career rushing total
to 2,CD4 yards, breaking the eld
IJtbrccka rcccrd cf2,814 by 111 Hipp.
Along the wry Hciicr picked up his '
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"You can'j-rt call him 1!ich&el
lleirman' frem now cn . . . After what .
he did today, he's going to win the
Ilebman . . . lie's rsing to do that the
ret cf the seamen," Nrac wirack
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back Marcus Dupree was still shaky:
"Certainly not," Switeer replied, and
reached over and kissed Dupree on the
cheek. Reminded that he was near San
Francisco when he kissed Dupree,
Switzer looked at Dupree and said,
"Dont take that seriously. I dont want
you coming to sit on my side of the
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CCLCnADO: Coach Bill McCartney
said that the Buffaloes' goal against
Michigan State "was not necessarily to
1 1 play well, but to win." But his players
ii got it the ether wny around. They
"I played fairly well, getting almost COO
yards in cITense, but dropped their
season opener to the Spartans 23-1 7. B
minus for the Erst three quarters, Ffor
, ,; the fourth. Y"' '
ICT7ACTATC:Theonlythingsaing
' the Cyclones from getting an F after
the 51-10 stomping they received from
Iowa is the fact that the Hawkeyes are
a nationally ranked team. Iowa kicked
Iowa State all over the field, racking up
535 yards on offense: Our grade: D
minus.''
KANSAS: After dropping a game
that they never should have lost
(Northern Illinois 37 Kansas 34), the
Jayhawks improved to tie Texas Chris
tian 16-16 Saturday. KUs grade: C
KANSAS STATE: What can you say
. about a team that fa 0-2 and got
drubbed by Kentucky? Let's be charit
able and say the Wildcats have many
areas they could improve on. Grade: D
minus.
IIISCOUEI: Warren Power's team -really
played a sold game in beating
Illinois 23-18. The Tigers looked tough.
Grade: B.
OKLAHOMA: The Sooners just
dont like playing in the Erst month cf
the season. They played an overly
matched Etano7d team, and if fresh
man Earl Johnson hadnt come cfF the
bench for two touchdowns, they may
have lost They rushed for CZ5 yards,
but Stanford passed for 31 yards.
Give the offense a B, the defense a C
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wen a elzzz fime r gainat North Teras -;
State, but didnt do it in an everly ::
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