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The women's team will host
17th-ranked Texas Tech Satur
day as a prelude to the men's
game. The Huskers are 2-4, while
the Red Raiders are 7-1. Camille
Franklin, a 5-6 guard, Melinda
Denharn, a 6-2 junior, and 5-7
Sharon Cain, one of four junior
college transfers on. the squad,
have been the early season stars.
The Red Raiders won the Way
land Baptist Invitational to begin
the season, over a field that in
cluded Missouri and Oregon State.
They lost to third-ranked Georgia
last week.
The next weekend, Nebraska
will travel to Michigan for its
second tournament this season.
Michigan, Eastern Michigan and
Washington are the opponents in
the Domino's Classic in Ann Arbor.
After the start of the year, the
men's team will travel east to play
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from Missouri When Johnson was
being recruited, he was hailed as
the new Magic Johnson, but has
since adopted to a power for
ward role. The Purple Aces are
4-3.
The same day, the women s
team will play Oregon in Albur
querque, N.M., before battling New
Mexico the next day. Oregon was
an NCAA tournament team last
year, losing in the first round to
San Diego State. This season, how
ever, OU'is 2-4. New Mexico re
turned 13 letterwinners this
season.
Both teams will return to action
Jan. 9. The men's team will host
Division II power Wisconsin
Stevens Point and almost-Olympian
Terry Porter, a 6-5 swing
man, who is rated as a possible
first-round NBA choice. The
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women will travel to Iowa to face
the resurgent Hawkeyes, a pre
season top 20 team before being
thumped by defending national
champion Southern California
and Drake. Lisa Becker, a 6-4
sophomore, leads the young
Ilawkeye team, which is coached
by Vivian StrLngcr, who led Chey
ncy State to the national finals
three years ago.
The women's team will host
Northeastern Illinois the Satur
day before school resumes, while
the men's team will close out its
non-conference schedule that
night at Colorado State. The Rams
are a Western Athletic Confer
ence "sleeper" and almost beat
Nebraska at home last season.
Both Nebraska teams begin
their conference season Jan. 16
against Kansas State at the sports
center. The Wildcats, 6-0, are off
to one of their best starts in the
post-Renaldo Blackman era, beat
ing Marquette by one point Sat
urday. The Wildcats' Steve Alfaro,
the villian of last year's Big Eight
tournament victory over Nebra
ska, has led the Wildcats in scor
ing four times and has a 14.8
average. The Wildcats play Indi
ana at home Saturday, at the
Runnin' Rebel Classic in Las Vegas
Dec. 27 and 28, then at Oral
Roberts before returning home
for a three-game stretch against
Morgan State, Eastern Washing
ton and Oregon State before the
Husker game.
The Lady 'Cats, last year's con
ference co-champion, lost three
players who played a pivotal role
in the team's success. This sea
son, a less experienced, less phys
ical Lady 'Cats team, is 4-3, with a
78-49 loss to No. 2 Texas Saturday.
The Lady 'Cats will host North
ern Illinois, then travel to Grab
bling and basketball powerhouses
Louisiana State and Louisiana
Tech before playing Nebraska.
Husker teams'
vacation agenda
Semester break schedule for
Nebraska intercollegiate teams.
(Home games in capital letters.)
Dec 28-23: Men's Basketball,
at Cable Car Classic in Santa
Clara, Calif.
Dec. 28-29: Women's Basket
ball, at Domino's Classic in Ann
Arbor, Mich. -
Dec 29-30: Wrestling, at Mid
lands Open.
Jan. 3: Men's Basketball, at
Evansville.
Jan. 3: Women's Basketball,
Oregon at Albuquerque, N.M.
Jan. 3-5: Women's Swimming,
at USS International in Fayet
ville, Ark.
Jan. 3-6: Women's Tennis, at
Milwaukee Classic.
Jan. S: WRESTLING VS. LOCK
HAVEN, 7:30 p.m. BDSC
Jan. 4: Women's Basketball,
at New Mexico.
Jan. 5: WRESTLING VS. CLEM
SON, 7:30 p.m., BDSC
Jan. 9: MEN'S BASKETBALL
VS. WISCONSIN-STEVENS
POINT, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 9: Women's Swimming,
at Texas Invitational, All-American.
Jan. 12: Men's basketball, at
Colorado State.
Jan. 12: WOMEN'S BASKET
BALL VS. NORTHEAST ILLI
NOIS, 7:30 p.m. BDSC
Jan. 12: WOMEN'S GYM
NASTICS VS. IOWA STATE, 7
p.m. BDSC
Jan. 12: Wrestling at Min
nesota Jan. 12: Track at All-Comers,
Lawrence, Kan.
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