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    Friday, November 30, 1984
Daily Ncbraskan
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Run into some savings
Even without a Huskcr football P.W1P. It's rir&
Ricardo Predo of Brazil and Southern Metho
dist head the field.
Tonight at 7:30, the Nebraska wrestling team
hosts Iowa State m the main arena of the sports
center. The Buskers face the nation's fifth
ranked team. The highlight could be the heavy
weight match where top-ranked Gary Albright
of Nebraska squares off with Iowa State's 10th
ranked Daryl Peterson.'
Saturday night, the Nebraska men's basket
ball team faces South Dakota at 7:30. The
Coyotes will be the second of three NCAA div
ision II teams the Huskers will face this season.
of the biggest sports weekends of the year for
Nebraska athletes.
The NU volleyball team will try to advance to
the NCAA's second round against Pittsburgh at
2 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $3 for students and
. $4 for adults. Nebraska is ranked seventh at
27-3. Pittsburgh is 30-7.
Todsy at 11 a.m., the Nebraska Invitational
swimming and diving meet begins at the Bob
Devaney Sports Center pooL A second session
will be tonight at 6, and two sessions are Satur
day at 1 1 am. and 4 p.m. Olympic silver medalist
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THE BOWLS
When Cherry Bowl officials announced at the
start of the season that they would settle for
nothing less than the Big Ten's sixth-place fin
isher, Michigan State knew what it had to do.
The Spartans went on to lose five games,
including their finale, to cinch a bid. They oppose
Army (6-3-1), which edged out the most obvious
choice for the Cherry Bowl Pitt (3-7-10).
Not just any school can qualify for a bowl these
days. Miami (Fla.) (8-4) had to allow S7 points in
its final two games to get into the Siesta Bowl. The
thinking by Siesta ofScials was that even if Miami
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Bowl Indiana va Columbia.
BRIGHTEST INNOVATION: No couples will be
allowed admission when Central University of
Iowa meets Augustana (I1L) in the first-ever post
season game for singles only the Stagg BowL
JSSik Bottom 10
BOWL
1) Cherry
2) Siesta
is ahead by 31 points in the fourth quarter, no
one's going to leave early.
USC's Trojans (8-3) also dropped their last two
to win a spot in either the Rose Bowl or the
Ancient Ruins Bowl (against Carthage). BYU (12
0) will be making its last appearance for a while in
the Holiday Bowl, which has a rule against the
same team appearing more than seven years in a
row.
THE RANKINGS
PERPETRATORS
Michigan St. (6-5) vs. Army
(6-3-1)
UCLA (8-3) vs. Miami (8-4)
3) Probation Florida (69 violations) va Clem-
son (150)
4) Powder Puff La Verne (6-3) vs. Elizabeth .
State (4-5-1)
5) Rose Ohio St. (9-2) vs. USC (8-3) or
Troy St. (10-1)
6) Blue Bayou North (0-0) vs. LSU (8-2-1)
7) Holiday Michigan (6-5) vs. BYU (12-0)
Purdue (7-4) vs. Virginia
(7-2-2)
South Carolina (10-1) vs. Okla
homa St. (9-2)
Rice (1-9) vs. C. W. Post
(5-2-1)
END OF AN ERA: Virginia is making its first
bowl appearance in its 95-year football history.
"Traditional Bottom Ten joke.
OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Explorers Bowl:
Livingstone vs. Lewis & Clark or Drake; Ancient
Ruin3 Bowl: Carthage vs. Troy State or USC; Woes
8) Peach
9) Gator
10) Cereal
THE PROS
The question Falcon fans are asking is: Which
Atlanta team will show up against San Francisco
Sunday? The Atlanta team that turned back the
Los Angeles Lambs 30-28 earlier this year?
this year? Or the 1 930 Atlanta team that posted a
124 record?
Falcon officials arent saying. But, whatever, it
seems likely that the 49ers will extend the Lost
Team of Atlanta's losing streak to eight games,
enabling the mythical club to stay on top of the
Bottom Ten seedings.
At least three other teams still have shots at the
title, however, including Indianapolis (4-9), which
is why Los Angeles fans were so disappointed
when the Raiders home game against the Colts
was blacked out Sunday. (At the last moment,
NBC decided not to buy up the remaining 42,879
unsold tickets.) -
Meanwhile, the makers of Trivial Pursuit plan
to put out a new edition featuring the quarter
backs thrust into NFL games because of injuries
to the starters, including Slingm Mike Moroski
(Atlanta), Slingm' Ed Luther (San Diego), Slingm
Turk Schcnert (Cincinnati), Siingin' Joe Pisarcik
(Philadelphia), Siingin' David Humm (Raiders),
and someone named Danny White (Dallas).
THE RANKINGS
TEAM LAST LOSS NEXT LOSS
1) Atlanta (3-10) 14-35 Cine. "San Francisco
2) Buffalo (1-12) 14-41 Wash. Indianapolis
3) Indianapolis 7-21 Raiders Buffalo
(4-9)
4) Houston (2-11)10-27 Clevelnd.
5) Minnesota 3-34 Chicago
(3-10)
6) Air Defense Coryell (6-7); 7) Cleveland (4-9); 8)
Bay (Tampa) (4-9); 9) World Chess Champion
ships (17 consecutive-draws at last count); 10)
Detroit (4-8-1).
WILD CARD JOKERS: New Orleans (6-7) (not
enough Heisman trophy winners at running back);
Bay (Green) (5-8).
QUOTEBOOK: Raiders and Howie Long, to Colt
running back Randy McMillan after the Colts'
only scoring drive, which covered 1 yard: "Wow,
that must have taken everything out of you guys."
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Swimmers to host invitational
The Nebraska men's and
women's swimming teams will
host the Husker Invitational
today and Saturday. Today's ses
sions begin at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
at the Bob Devaney Sports Cen
ter. Saturday's schedule begins at
11a.m.
The men's team will face South
ern Methodist, Iowa State, Iowa,
Missouri and North Dakota. Kan
sas and Arkansas will send divers
to the meet. The women will face
Iowa State, and partial teams
from Kansas and North Dakota.
Olympic silver medalbt Ricardo
Pr&do of SMU is scheduled to com
pete in the 400-meter individual
medley. Big Eight conference swim
mer of the year Scott McCadam
and diver Ron Meyer of Arkansas
are other top competitors ex
pected at the meet
The men's team lost to SMU,
63-54, and beat Texas Christian,
75- 33, two weeks Ego. The women's
team defeated Colorado State,
76- 64, Wyoming, 84-58, and won
the Wyoming relays in their last
competition.
Nebraska men's coach Cd Bentz
said he expects a fast meet.
' "Since well be having the Big
Eight meet in Lincoln this year,
there isnt much concern about
, making NCAA standards early,"
Bentz said. "Which is not to say
that this meet shouldn't be fast.
With the caliber of swimmers that
are coming in, this should be a
fast meet."
Nebraska women's coach Ray
Huppert said some members of
the team will go into a full taper.
A fup taper gives the swimmer
the cnance to rest and cut times
by shaving down the body and
wearing skin suits.
"It gives the swimmer a stream
lined appearance ana top penor
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