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IMMIGRATION
LAWYER
STANLEY A
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Omaha, Ntbrtska 3102
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Roziers . . .
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"I had always planned
to come bsck to school,"
he said. "So after I saved
up, I decided to come Join
Mike and Guy here. WeVe
always been close and it's
great to be here with
them."
According to Dill, the
Rozier brothers made
quite a mark at Wilson
High School as far as
athletics were con
cerned. Three older
brothers, Glenn, Tony
and Joe proceeded them
through the school with
Glenn and Tony earning
scholarships to a com
munity college after
graduation.
"When we lived in
Camden, we were all
treated like Hike is here,"
Bill said. "Most people
knew who we were."
The Roziers began
their sporting careers at
a young ege, picking up
on different sports
through their older
brothers and watching
the pros on television, he
said.
"We started playing
sports when we were lit
tle," Mike said. "We
played everything from
bacbdl to foctbsll to bas
ketbdl It helped us to
keep off the streets and
out of trouble."
Though each Rozier
brother hzs hb own rea
son for ending up In Ne
braska, It's no coin
cidence that it hap
pened, they Bzy.
"I was sort of homesick
my first year (at Coffey
vffie), but once Guy came
out here, too, it made a
difference," Mike said.
"Having BUI and Guy
down here Ls also an ad
vantage because we dent
have to worry about find
ing a roommate. We
know each others habits
cr.d v,'s dent havs to g:t
ussd to living with a
stranger."
All three agreed that
IMr.g In Nebraska took
some adjusting from the
New Jersey lifectyte.
"Everything here
closes at 1 a.m. and on
Sundays," Guy said.
"Sometimes," Mike
added. "I think all of Lin
coln's nightlife b set up
for the alumni or the
senior citizens."
But, Mike Roller will
teavs hb mark on Ne
braska. And, if nothing
tits. Camden athletes
will know a lot about the
state by the time Guy and
Bill graduate as well
Before, no one In New
Jersey knew much about
Nebraska football " Bill
said. "But now that Mike
b cut here, everyone b
listening and vatchlng
for Nebraska."
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week Baltimore in seven games. Jim Palmer
comes out of the bullpen to males the game-saving
tackle and throws a touchdown pas3, too. Now on to
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Nebraska at llbsoarL The Tigers showed they
can score last week, even if it was only against
Colorado. After some early season problems, they
appear to have come around, which can only be bad
news for the Huskers.
We found out last week that the Huskers are, after
all mere mortals. Irving Fryar really isn't Mercury
and Turner Gill snt Zeus and Mike Rozier isWt
Hercules. As gods, they're not so hot But they're still
good football players and one game cant erase that
that
You can count on three things in life, dear readers
death, taxes and Missouri being fired up for
Nebraska. But the Huskers have had their scare cf
the month (Halloween notwithstanding) and they
should be ready: IfetxssZsi 23, Hbsssxi 10.
a consistent offensive threat If they can get a few
points on the board early, they have a good chance
of upsetting the Horns. Otherwise it could be a long
afternoon for the Texans.
Fortunately for Arkansas, they have, in Lou Holtz,
one of the best coaches In the world at getting hb
team ready for a big game. You can be sure that the
(Razorbacks wont be surprised by any tricks, and it's
just possible they might come up with a few of their
own. Mostly because of Lou Holtz, 111 take the Hogs
over the Horn3 in an upset Arkansas 21, Texas 21.
Oklahoma at Oldaherra Ctate. The Cowboys are
to be commended for their play last week against
the Huskers. Sure, Nebraska didnt play as well as
they could have, but Oklahoma State had a lot to do
viththat .
Their problem this week will be duplicating that
effort It's always a problem to be sky high two weeks
in a row, as Ohio State found out a few weeks ago
against Iowa after defeating Oklahoma the week
before. . ' .' !''.-.V f-':'" ?
The Sooners, on the ether hand, shouldnt have
any trouble getting ready for thb game, They lost
last week and that's always a good way cf gating
motivated. And Duprce b gone, at least for the week
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Texas at Arkansas. The Longhorns proved their
mettle last week against Oklahoma, as they com
pletely shut off the Sooners rushing attack and so
discouraged Marcus Dupree that he ran away from
school or (Barry Switzer, depending on your point of
view). .'-V-"V :
The Texas cflense, although good, b not on the
same level as the defensive unit They might very
well have trouble moving the ball on the IIcg3.
For Arkansas, the key to the game will be mounting
Clio Ctata at Illlnaia. Remember when Clio
State played Biinob and I said the winner of the
game would go on to the Rose Bowl? and then I went
ahead and picked Ohio State!! (Ha, ha) Well I take all
of that back. Illinois' upset of Iowa a couple cf weeks
ago has thrown the Big 10 race up for grab3.
That Trudeau you see at quarterback for the
Fighting Illinl isnt the prime minister of Canada.
Jack Trudeau can go to both his left and right -
The biggest asset Illinois has, however, is their
defense. Any unit that can shut out the Hawkeyes
has to be pretty good. Still the Buckeyes appear to
be too strong for Illinois: Go Cias 7, Er-Ls 17.
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FOOTBALL MANIA NO. 1
Tha nrv ircin-snt cf Stooges 'invitss you this Saturday
to wstoh ths thbr. vs. Hb. Footbs!! gama cn on of cur 11
T.Vs including 3 fc!j scresm. In addition to cur Pip Osnd
we wi!l have representatives from KFRX Fm 103 giving out
goodies & free drinks, food by Tommy's Deli, nd a replsy,
of the "Game cf tha Century", before end after the Missouri
pme. fO COVER-NO MINIMUM . " . ,
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