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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1984)
Wednesday, . September 23, 1034 Daily Ncbraskan Psgo11 ; . - ' " , , . . ; -7 V r - ; i: V v? 'n? i tJ " L0 Ns '" -"V !r ' -... : r.M r - " - 9 i r -.- . " - Si t 3 asazine features Huskers . Sport3 Illustrate ci's Oct. 1. will feature Jeff Smith cf Nebraska on its cover with the caption, The Big Red Machine Jeff Smith of No. 1 Nebraska." In the cover story, "The Huskers may be shockers," Douglas Loo ney writes, "Believe it or not, the Huskers may be even more lor midibb than they were last sea son, when they ripped off a 12-0 regular season and evoked strong, albeit hardly unanimous, senti ment that they weren't only the top team of '83 but the best col lege team in history as well." Looney continued, "Nonethe less, how is it possible that Neb raska could be better than last? People around Lincoln don't like to talk about it, but late in the '83 season there was an alarming drift away from all-for-one to a weekly production of the Irving, Turner and Mike show. Charlie McDridc, the Cornhus kers' defensive coordinate r, likes to tell his players, "There's no T in team." You notice a lot of Ts in Irving Dryer, Turner Gill AND Mike Rozier. The situation wor sened when Rozier, having trou ble handling the Hcisman pres sure, grew surly with his press. Gill and Fryer fell in step with Rozier. At Nebraska, where deal ing with the media is considered necessary and educational, thb attitude wasn't good form. But in more typical Husker style, the underclassmen who were on hand for the Orange Bowl defeat came back to Lin coln, kept their mouths shut and intensified their efforts in strength coach Boyd Epiey's gargantuan weight facility. Most of all, they kept in mind there is no 'me' in together.' lis ClU ii sn?0 Ttd KtufSpcclsl to tha Cs!iy Nsbreskcn PseI llllzs rip3 throng ths CjTtccss Cz?z?.z2 in last year's 63-7 victory. $y (ooi? rtif ATI V 1 mf"h iil S9H Sr.'LnX0Ur.!JD.76-Cf51 Herm ann gets second award; team 's rating drops to sixth Nebraska's Julie Hermann was named Big Eight Player of the Week in volleyball for the second time this season, but the Huskers slipped from fifth to sixth in the coaches' poll this week. Hermann, a senior from Neb raska City, is leading the team in hitting percentage and kills. ' ' The Huskers slipped to sixth despite being the only team in the top 1 2 to remain undefeated. USC moved up to the top spot with a 1 2-1 record after last week's No. 1 team Pacific lost at home to Penn State. UCLA and Stanford re mained in the No. 3 and No. 4 spots, while Cal Poly Pomona moved past Nebraska to fifth. Illinois State at lr. 1Q ic tha only other undefeated team in Fhol Courtety of urL Sports Information 4.1 a. cr . me top Joije Hermann 111! Mil I I II III AMOUNT TVPE WIN I RIR : ummi mm liiitKfiiui ui m nit r j UXCOLV' 1381 C? I 000 t I rm r M I 7J U 300 j u IS : ! 6 ! iULiVjU Or la u u gviii.a4ii Wr Every Wednesday students can get 50$ off general admission tickets with the attached coupon. Tho HI Inning TteSici lit: j X V Every afternoon during the racing season, you can enjoy food and fun in the cii mate-controlled . Clubhouse or the weatherproof grandstand. Plan on making a winning afternoon of it with our scrumptious Clubhouse buffet and your favorite beverages. Even if your horse isn't in the money, you can still win at the State Fairgrounds Track. Just print your name, address and phone number on the back of any losing ticket and place it in one of the specially marked containers at the track. Every day, four tickets will be drawn. Those winners will receive a free table in the Clubhouse and free admission on the day of their choice (subject to availability). aw All daily winners are automatically eligible for the weekly drawings. You could win a trip to Hawaii, Las Vegas, Colorado or Kansas City. ; : i ptembeY 1 4 - November 1 2 Wednesday-Friday, 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 1 p.m. Beginning October 23 ; ' (after standard time resumes), Wednesday-Sunday, 1 p.m. Super Saturdays 10 a.m. .No racing Mondays or Tuesdays, except Nov. 12. For reservations, tickets or group discount information, call (402) 473-4205 ' aaraBnaHaBanBananisciamBBBnBiiBaBnMiBiBiianaHHBBiiBar 1 ! 1 i h J - x l t U 1- ' JiJ o c. ' 2 3