Monday, December 16, 1985
Daily Nebraskan
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Hoppen snaps record; NU wins
From AP and Staff Reports Bob Devaney Sports Center on Friday, team bounced back from a Friday night
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Nebraska center Dave Hoppen tournament in recent years and has the consolation game of the Illini Invi-
scored 32 points in a record-setting played well this season despite the loss tational in Champaign, 111.
performance to lead Nebraska to a 76- of Cedric Henderson, who is playing Nebraska, now 5-1 was led bv Maur-
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night' . nnto nf the Nebraska then will play the Pac Ten 12 points in the game and Tiffany Hill
Hoppen s first wo poir, ks oi ine conference's Arizona State Sun Devils . added 10. Twelve of Nebraska's 14
game made him J9ana in Lincoln. State comes off a SCQK
scorer in 'h troubled 1984-85 season but has seemed Nebraska led 44-30 at halftime, but
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fifth place on the Big Eight career scor-
ni chart Nebraska will travel to El Paso,
The 6 11 center fueled Nebraska's Texas on Dec. 29-30 to play in the Sun
first-half burst. The Huskers held a 24- ??wl Tournament. Nebraska will face
noint lead, 35-1 1, just 13 minutes into Alabama, led by Buck Johnson, in th
fhTcame opening round. Nebraska will face
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Montana State, now 2-5, never was Nebraska will have a week off before Texas,
able to close to fewer than 12 points meeting Evansville at the sports center Nebraska will start the new year
during the second half. on Jan. 6. The semester break will end with a game at the sports center on Jan.
The Bobcats, a Big Sky Conference for the Huskers when they meet North- 2 against Eastern Kentucky. The Huskers
team, were led by Krai Ferch with 18 east Missouri State on Jan. 11 at the then will hit the road again for games
points. sports center. at Creighton on Jan. 6, at Delta State on
Nebraska will now take most of the Jan. 9 and at Mississippi College on
week off before meeting Georgia at the The Nebraska women's "basketball Jan. 10.
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in Lincoln before the men's game with
Georgia.
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By Jeff Apel
Staff Reporter
If Illinois offense coordinator Bob
Gambold had his way, Michigan
wouldn't be playing Nebraska on New
Year's Day in the Fiesta Bowl.
That's because Nebraska defeated
the Fighting Illini 52-25, earlier this
season while Michigan tied them 3-3.
"To ask me to compare these two
teams is extremely difficult because of
the fact that we weren't playing very
well early in the season and got beat
bad by Nebraska," Gambold said. "I
don't know that a fair comparison can
be made."
Gambold said that he gives a slight
offensive advantage to the Wolverines
because of quarterback Jim Harbaugh.
Harbaugh, a senior, has thrown for
nearly 2,000 yards this season while
breaking three records set by former
Michigan quarterbacks Steve Smith
and Rick Leach.
"Harbaugh is a very accurate thrower,
he really is deceptive," Gambold said.
"Michigan has excellent ball control
because it uses all the spots on the
field effectively."
Gambold said that Nebraska may
find itself in some trouble since senior
quarterback Travis Turner will be un
able to play in the game because of a
knee injury.
Without Turner, he said, McCathorn
Clayton definitely will find himself in a
new position with the Cornhuskers.
"Those two quarterbacks Turner
and Clayton complemented each
other very well when they played against
us," Gambold said. "Without Turner,
Clayton is going to find there isn't
going to be that proven backup there
that Nebraska can fall back on."
Gambold said that he gives Nebraska
the clear-cut advantage when it comes
to comparing the teams' running backs.
The Wolverines have running backs
Jamie Morris and Gerald White, but,
Gambold said, that tandem doesn't
measure up to the Cornhusker back
field of Doug DuBose and Tom Rathman.
"Nebraska is so much more explo
sive than Michigan is with the way
their quarterback (Clayton) can run
and with the play of their backs," he
said. "I just don't think anyone, though,
can consistently run over people with
out effective passing."
Gambold said he expects a low
scoring, ball-control type game even
though both teams have proven that
they have explosive offenses.
Michigan, he said, will win the game
by a 21-17 score because it has proven
its kicking game.
"The winner of this game will depend
largely on who makes the fewer mis
takes," Gambold said. "Both teams are
going to score, but I jthink Michigan
will win in what should be a fairly
exciting game."
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