Wednesday, November 28, 1084
Daily Nebraskan
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Husker, native Nebraskans named
to Kodak's Ail-American squad
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Nebraska center Mark Tray- BpjNSB ... nf . , , ...
Tv,.! iu i i Tony Camillas, DL, a junior from Okla-
nowicz, Wyoming tight end Jay homa. Hometown - Tulsa, Okla.
Novacek and Iowa linebacker Tony Degrate, DL, a senior from Texas.
Larry Station were narned to the Hometown - Snyder, Tex.
Kodak All-American team select- i" Ri0- KL a senior from
aA Ux, Ka a Southern Cal Hometown Howard, Calif,
ed by the American football . Ron Holmes, DU a senior from Wash-
toaches Association. ington. Hometown - Lacey, Wash.
Kodak announced the All-Am- Bruce Smith, DL, a senior from Vir-
Hometown Lubbock, Tex.
Jeff Sanchez, DB, a senior from Geor
gia. Hometown Yorba Linda, Calif.
Tony Thurman, DB, a senior from
Boston College. Hometown Lynn, Mass.
Gregg Cfirr, LB, a senior from Auburn.
Hometown Birmingham, Ala.
Larry Station, LB, ajunior from Iowa.
Hometown Omaha, Neb.
Ricky Anderson, PU, a senior from
Vanderbilt Hometown St. Petersburg.
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erican souad Tuesdav in Roches- glnlaTech. Hometown - Norfolk, Va
ter, N.Y.
Rod Brown, DB, a senior from Okla- Fla.
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Powell, Debra
Ivy, Maurtice
Iraming, Stacy
Miller, Angie
Owen, Cathy
Harriott, Terri
Block, Shelly
L&Guardia, Lisa
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Colli, Stephanie
Costello, Ann
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FGA Pet FTA Pet. leb. Avg. TP Av.
10- 22.455 14-17.824 11 5.5 34 17.0
12-20 .600 7-11 .638 4 2.0 31 15.5
11- 21 .524 8-8 1.000 3 1.5 30 15.0
12- 27 .444 4-4 1.000 8 4.0 28 14.0
4- 9 .444 10-10 1.000 6 3.0 18 9.0
6-11 .545 2-2 1.000 3 1.5 14 7.0
5- 7 .714 0-1 .000 3 1.5 10 5.0
3-6 .500 2-2 1.000 4 4.0 8 8.0
2- 4 .500 3-4 - .750 3 1.5 7 3.5
3- 3 1.000 0-0 .000 1 1.0 6 6.0
0-4 .000 1-2 .500 5 2.5 1 .6
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68-134.607 51-61 .836 64 25.5 187 93.5
68-115.591 31-49 .633 64 29.5 167 83.5
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top lineman.
Novacek, from Gothenburg, is a
senior who "has been a key thou
roughbred in Wyoming's many
calvary charges into the end zone
this year," according to the Kodak
release.
Station, a junior from Omaha
Central, was one of five juniors on
the squad.
Other Big Eight selections were
Tony Casiiias of Oklahoma and
Rod Brown of Oklahoma State.
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together and honored in Dallas,
Texas, Dec. 6-9. A half-hour tele
vision program featuring the team
members will be aired in Decem
ber. KODAK ALL-AMERICAN TEAM
OFFENSE
Doug Flutie, Q3, a senior from Boston
College. Hometown Natick, Mass.
Keith Byars, KB, a junior from Ohio
State. Hometown Dayton, Ohio.
Kenneth" Davis, EB, a junior from
TCU. Hometown Temple, Texas.
Eddie Erown,WR, a senior from Miami
(Fla). Hometown Miami Fla.
David Williams, WR, a junior from
Illinois. Hometown Los Angeles, Calif.
Jay Novacek, TE, a senior from
Wyoming. Hometown Gothenburg, Neb.
Lomas Brown, OL, a senior from Flor
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BUI Fralic, OL, a senior from Pitts
burgh. Hometown Penn Hills, Pa.
Lknc6 Smith, OL, a senior from LSU.
Hometown Kannapoiis, N.C.
Del Wilkes, OL, a senior from South
Carolina. Hometown Columbia 8.C.
Mark Treynowicz, C, a senior from
Nebraska. IIorttovn BeSevue, Neb. " "
Kevin Butler, PK, a senior from Geor
gia Hometown Stone Mountain, Ga
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