Daily Nebraskan Monday. December 16, 1985
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By Lisa M. Hcnkel
Staff Reporter
After playing an almost perfect first name, the
Nebraska volleyball team defeated Purdue Fri
day in four sets to advance to the Mideast
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Erst game," Purdue coach Carol Dewey stai
"Nebraska should bo ccratidel Thvy'ro a
very fine team. Tcp to bottom, they had bitter
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Nebraska coacls Terry tettit said Cte second
gams was "criticaL"
1 felt it'd be very dldcult for a ts&ra to mm
back ar,d beat us tbree in a row, given ths tjpe of
athletes vre have," he said.
Ths third game also was close Purdue started
oft with an early lead, but Nebraska recovered to
take an 8-2 advantage,
The Boilermakers made a comeback to tie the
score 8-8 aud then 10-10. An ace serve by Annie
Admezak pulled Nebraska to within one, 1342,
- however Purdue then scored the final three
points to win 15-12.
"Everything we've done hasn't always been
pretty and the game we won certainly wasn't
pretty' Of wey said, "Our athletes really worked
to their max to da what they did.'
A slam by Sharca Kramer and an ace serve by
Deianey put Nebraska on top in the fourth game.
The Huskers led 7-3 before Purdue made a run
behind the phy of Marianne Smith and Eeichl
and took the lead, 9-7. Nebraska tied the scGre at
9-9 and then at 10-10 before reeling oil three
points to lead 13-10. An ace serve by Keichl gave
'the Boilermakers their last peir.t of the game as
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action. Nebraska's Annie
Adamszck is ccn:c!rd by tscm-m-t3
Csrtra Young (f-in3
do-.vn) Keren Dir.!;rcn (1 2), end
IwtawiivxC wiiiixl.
Photos by
David Creamer
and
Dan Dulaney
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