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COLLEGE FOOTBALL
SATUHDAY
Net.Tff.sia (3-0) at Sraccse
(2-1), 11 6.n., Katz Smarts
(KMTV( Cfc&asel 3, KOLN-TV,
CSmsnel 10).
Last Year: Nebraska won 63-7
in Lincoln.
What to Watch: Syracuse could
have beaten Rutgers if the Orange
men had not fumbled away several
opportunities at the goal line.
Quarterback Todd Norley and
running back Jamie Convington
key the Orange's offense. This is
the second of four straight Ne
braska games to be televised.
Illinois (3-1) at Iowa (1-2), 11
a.m., CDS (WGWT, Chsssel 6).
Last Year: Illinois won 33-0 in
Champaign, I1L
What to Watch: It's the Jack
Trudeau and Chuck Long Show.
With Heisman Trophy potentials
being injured each week, these
quarterbacks have moved into
contention. Osnahan Larry Station
is an all Big Ten linebacker for
Iowa, losers of its last two games.
Texas (1-0) vs. Feira State (3
0) at Giants Cts&lcn, 11 cm.,
ESPN, Cable Cbaanel 5.
Last Year: The teams did not
play.
What to Watch: Texas has had
a two-week rest since finding its
offense in a 35-27 win against
Auburn. Todd Dodge had no
trouble finding his receivers, un
like 1983, when Texas' offense
struggled. Penn State blew away
William and Mary with the aid of
uougoiangsarm.
Tennessee (2-0-1) at Auburn
(1-2), 11 a.m., WTE3, CaLIa
Channel 4).
Last Year: Auburh won 37-14
at Knoxville, Tenn.
What to Watch: Auburn's of
fense still hasn't completely re
covered from losing Bo Jackson
to a shoulder separation. Ten
nessee's star runner, Johnnie
Jones, is alive and well and chew
ing up the yard3 for the Vols, who
face their first test Saturday.
Metre Dame (2-1) at LILssocri
(1-2), 2:S3 p.ra., ABC (KETV,
Channel 7).
Last Year: The teams did not
play..
What to Watch: A loss could
mean Missouri's Warren Powers or
Notre Dame's Gerry Faust will
not have a job at the end of the
season. Missouri's defense has
allowed more points in three
games than some Tiger teams
have in a season. Notre Dame h
touting running back Allen Pin
kett for the Heisman.
Navy vs. Arkansas at Little
Eock, 6:30 p.ia., ESPN, Cable
Channel 5.
Last Year: The team did not
play.
What to Watch: Navy's Napoleon
McCullum had his chances for
the Heisman dashed by a fractur
ed ankle last week against Vir
ginia New Arkansas coach Ken
Hatfield has settled on Brad
Taylor as quarterback and the
"50" alignment for the Razorback
defense.
PEO FOOTBALL SUNDAY
Dslks (3-1) ct CMcd (3-1),
r.cen, CES (V07VTf Channel 6,
KOLN-TV, Channel 10).
Last Game: Dallas won 10-9 in
1031.
What to Watch: Steve Fuller
may start at quarterback for the
Injury-plagued Bears. Walter Pay
ton passed Franco Harris, and is
221 yards shy of Jim Brown's NFL
rushing record. Dallas' intercep
tion specialist, Everson Walls,
picked off two against Green Bay
and was named Sports Illustrat
ed's player of the Week.
Los Angeles EaMers (3-1) at
Denver (3-1), 3 p.m., NBC
(KMTV, Channel 3).
Last Game: Raiders won 22-20
in LA in 1G33.
What to Watch: The Raiders
rallied to defeat stubborn San
Diego Monday night. Denver's 21
0 shutout of Kansas City was the
Broncos' first since blanking the
Raiders, then in Oakland, in 1931.
Detroit (1-3) at S&n Diego (2
2), 3 p.m., CBS (WGWT, Chan
nel 6, KOLN-TV, Channel 10).
Last Game: San Diego won 23
23 in 1981.
What to Watch: The Lions per
ennially struggle to find a quar
terback, and this year's search
has caused their shaky start. San
Diego's defense leaks more than
the Watergate plumbing.
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off the bench in the first and "I think we just wore them
second sets and played good, so I down mentally" Pettit said, "but
started her the third set," Pettit
said.
The University of Nebraska's Leading in total kills along with
women's volleyball team hosted Smith were Annie Adamczak and
the University of Sherbrooke from Karen Dalhgren who both con
Quebec, panada, Thursday night tributed nine kilb a piece.
at the Coliseum. The Huskerseas- .... ... .. .
Oy defeated Sherbrooke in three ,PWSt sad he thought his team
sets 15-9, 15-9, 15-3. PlaJed a ?r0n,? JfffRSlw J6
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played us close in the beginning."
Currently ranked 8th in the
NCAA standings and posting an
8-0 record, the Huskers head into
the Husker invitational. The invi
tational starts today and runs all
weekend at the Coliseum.
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by Kathy Noth, helped them pull Leading in assists were Noth ment and expects good competi
anead and eventually win. Noth and Mary Buysse with 21 and 18 tion.
had five of her eight kills of the assists respectively. Buysse, "It should be a real good tour-
game in the first set.
The second set was for the
most part a rerun of the first.
with Sherbrooke keeping in close
in the early goings and the Hus
kers storming back for the win.
Nebraska took total control of
the third set from start to finish.
Junior, Michelle Smith came off
the bench to start the third set,
and lead the team in blocks
four and kills nine.
"I felt that Smith was really set
ting up well on blocks. She came
Dalhgren, and Sharon Kramer nament, but I suspect Colorado
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