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I.:re is a recr? cf Ketracki epcjis nasties title in four years as it outdist
cvr spring break. ' tr.ccJ defending champion Oklahoma
WOMEN'S SWIMMING Fresh cfT by five points,
en upset cf 10-tlme ceaferesc chair.-' Sutcr defected the Sooncrs' !flk
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r lcn Karris at' the E'l Eirht Cham
pianshlpa, the Kusken relied to &
ninth place finish .at the NCAA SwL
n!r.3 and DMn C?.a:rp!erhips in
Tuscaloosa, Ala. ,
Rice in the all-around competition,
wlr.nir.3 the vault end pcr.r.cl hcree
end tying with tear.rr.iis Neil Falser
on the hK-.t bar.
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fhbh was the second-hlghtest ever for ir.j into the final event; the hiht bar.
a Tig Eight school tt the rations! meet. Elee scored a 7.65 end Enter registered
The Kasker qsaitet of Sh&una Gil- an 8X5 to take a narrow lead heading
mcre,.Unda.Sebcsta, Dana Powers and into the final night. The Junior from
Emily Eicketts set a school record Reston, Va., finished with a season high
when it finished third In 400-yard frees- score of 57.05.
tyle relay in 3:?4.44.' . The Huskers, who will host the
, . Dana' Powers, a sophomore from NCAA Championships April 12 end 13
Tacoma, Wash., became the second &t the Bob Devaney Sports Center,
Nebraska women's swimmer to cam landed four gymnasts in the tcp six in
the allarocnd.
The Huskers score of 231.&0 was a
season high.
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TRACK -The
Big Eight indoor champions opened
their outdoor season with several indi
vidual records at the Paper Tiger Invi
tational in Baton Rouge, La.
Rhonda Bianford set a conference
and school record with a 13.40 clocking
as she won the 100-yard hurdles.
Bianford teamed with Karen Kru
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All Americian honors when she placed
ICth in the 50 freestyle.
. Powers also earned Ail-American
honors when shq teamed with Sebesta,
Gilmcre and Cindy Hampel for a third
plaee. finish In the 200 freestyle relay.
Freshman Erin Hurley narrowly miss
ed .breaking her own school record In
the 200. breaetstrcke as she finished
fifth at 2:17.9a '
Texas' Tiffany Ccheh set two NCAA
records at the meet. She set a new
mark in the 1,650 freestyle and broke Vicky Johnson and Stephanie Thomas
Marbeth LinzmeiCr's national record in
the lOd estyle.
The Lcnghoms won the team cham
pionship by nwe than 200 points. Flor
ida and Stanford finished second and
third, respectively, while Kansas drepp-
to set a world record in the 400 shuttle
sell wen the steeplechass in a tir.e of
8:56.13.
At the Bazorfcack Imitational in
relay. The squad's time of 53.75 seconds Arkansas, Burton cleared 7-2 to firdsh
does not qualify as an American record second in the high Jump and the 1,603
since Kruger is a citizen of South relay team placed second in 8:03.03.
AMca. SCFEALL After being cisted
The Huskers Karlene Erickscn also from the Pony InvitaticnzJ Scf.ball
ed &cih its early 10th place position to set a school record in the 5,000 when Tournament y host school Cal State-
toumament with a 0-0 loss to Fulkrton '
t-ler defeating San Diego State 1-0 in
the first round.
Pitchers Mori Emmons and Donna
DeardorU hurled two- and three-hitters
respectively to lead the Kffiers to a
doubleheader sweep of Chapman
College.
13th.
she finished second at 16:47:33.
MEN'S GYMNASTICS Let by the In the men's competition, Darren straight victor!
all-around scoring of WesSuter.Nebra- Burton cleared 74 to win the height 11-6.
ska claimed its third conference gym- jump and set a meet record. Kurt Bus- The Huskers dropped out of the posted a 4-3 win ever the Rebels.
The Huskers followed with trios over
Fullertcn, Nebraska reeled; off four Nevada-Las Vegas sad Cal State-River-
to raise its record to side. Freshman Lon Sip-pel tted a
sehecl record IS strikeouts v;hen she
,. BASE2.VLL Nebmka's baseball
team retemed &em a West Coast suing
with a 14-11 reec-rd.
Hie IImkei3 lest six of nine games,
incltzdins three to Nevada-Las Vegss.
Esfetis rallied firom a 22-21
deficit to defeat Nebraska 23-22 in 10
innings in the team's first meeting and
followed with a 21-19, 18-15 double
header STeep.
. Nebraska also lost three cf five
games to San Diego State and defeated
Southern Utah State 21-9.
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Nebraska begins spring football practice today
with many questions needing answers.
Who will replace the five starters lost from the
offensive line? Who will take the place of all four
starters in the defensive secondary? Can Travis
Turner , do the Job at quarterback? Can Mike
Knox and Jason Gamble recover from knee
injuries?
It sounds more like a soap opera than a foot
ball team. Add Tom Osborne's bypass surgery
and the return of Brian Blankenship and there is
even more potential for drama at Memorial Sta
dium this spring.
Practice will be Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes
days and Fridays until the Red-White game April
27. Scrimmages will be on Saturdays.
Replacing the five offensive line starters
could be the biggest problem for the Husker
coaching staff. Experienced players such as Tom
Morrow and Harry Grimmingcr graduated, with
standouts Mark Traynowicz and Mark Behning,
both of whom are projected as early round selec
tions m the upcoming National Football League
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Rob Maggard and Tim Roth will start spring
practice as starters at tackle, Stan Parker and
Mike Koefler at guard and Bill Lewis at center.
This will be the first time in five years that
Nebraska will not have an Outland Trophy can
didate before the season.
Graduated safety Bret Clark is another former
Husker expected to go high in the NFL draft.
Chriss Carr is in line for Clark's spot. Denis
JtiLm
Watkins will open at left ccmerback. after start
ing several games last season when Neil Karris
was injured. Brian Washington will open at the
monster position and Mike Carl is the top player
at right cornerback.
Travis Turner started six games last season
but graduated senior Craig Sundberg started the
Nebraska Sugar Bowl victory agsinst LSU. Turner
is expected to be challenged in spring practice
by redsMrt sophomoie McCaihom Clayton.
Knox will attempt to return from a knee injury
that kept him out the entire 1SS4 season. If Knox
is healthy he will team with returning starter
Marc Munford to give Nebraska solid lineback
ir.g. '
Gamble injured his knee in the Kansas game
and missed the rest of the season. The freshman
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from Santa Barbara, Cdlfl, will not participate in
spring drills but could be back for fall practice.
One possible addition that could help the
offensive line is Brian Eiankenship. Blankenship
missed the 1984 season after being involved in
an accident that killed an Omaha man. Blanken
ship pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor
charge cf motor vehicle homicide. Osborne
recently reinstated Blankenship to the team.
The junior could win one of the vacant offensive
guard spots.
Nebraska needs to have the offensive line and
other questions answered before the conclusion
of spring practice. The Huskers open the season
"with games against Florida State and Illinois.
Both teams are expected to be in the pre-season
top 20.
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