Page 8
Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, January 22, 1986
WEE
D CASH?
Downtown
buys used records, cassettes St compact discs.
217 No. 11th 477-6051
Not Quite Old Enough To
"Hit The Bars"
Stooges Has The Answer For You! (jr
mm ratisBAv is
COLLEGE DI8BT
y If You Are 18 And Over,
You Can PARTY With
The Rest Of Us!!
STOOGES 9th & "P"
v
Cut Off Your Jeans!
V
8k
7 ,. V T,-r
3 -wwmcn--
r
Cut $500 off the price
of any Junior jean!
'I Cut out this coupon and save $5.00 on
any basic or fashion jean at regular or sale
price. Choose from Calvins, Levi's, Zena,
Tangiers, and more; in blue, black and
prints. 3-13. Juniors
A
1 1
$5.00
Save $5.00 on any regular or sale price Junior
jean with this coupon at Miller fit Paine.
Coupon good Jan. 22-Jan. 26 at Downtown
and Gateway. Limit one coupon per jean
purchase.
M
iller & mine
Nebraska's Quality Department Stores
Shop: Gatrway Lincoln : Monday-Friday. IOCO-900. Saturday. ICKXViKrhStjrxbv.l 2 OflSfP
rvnt(iwn Lincoln: Monday. Tuesday & Friday. IftOOCO. Wednesday fk Thursday IO:fO-9rt
Saturday. IO0a5:1ft Sunday. 12O0-5).
OSU guard Faggins
confident in ability
By Mike Beecham
Staff Reporter
With forward Muhammad Akbar and
guard Nolan Richardson out for the
season, Oklahoma State will look to
senior guard Terry Faggins to push the
Cowboys to victory Wednesday night
against Nebraska.
Faggins, a 6-5 senior, said he knows
what he must do if he is going to
replace the output of Akbar and
Richardson, who were declared aca
demically ineligible before the start of
second semester.
Faggins said he feels he can success
fully replace the two, even though
Akbar was the Cowboys' leading scorer
throughout the school's non-conference
season.
Faggins, a junior-college transfer
from Carl Albert Junior College in
Poteau, Okla., said he had a hard
adjustment to the slower-paced game
at Oklahoma State.
"I had to get away from the run-and-
gun and slow things down a little bit,"
he said. "It took a little time."
Faggins started the first part of last
season slowly but exploded for 23
points and seven rebounds against
Oklahoma.
From there, Faggins said, he worked
on all aspects of his game trying to
display the potential the Oklahoma
State coaching staff had seen while he
was at Carl Albert.
Faggins had arthroscopic knee
surgery late in September, but said the
knee has been giving him no problems.
"I twisted it a little bit today in
practice and it's a little sore," he said.
"But I'll be ready for the game."
Faggins said the Cowboys are going
to have to play a hard game against
Nebraska if they plan to win.
Stopping center Dave Hoppen will
be the Cowboy's main concern, Faggins
said, although he is confident that 7-4
freshman Alan Bannister will be able to
do the job.
"I've seen a big improvement (in
1 i
Fggin3
Bannister)," Faggins said. "I think he
can stop him (Hoppen). He just has to
learn not to let anyone push him
around."
Faggins has averaged 12.9 points
and 3.2 rebounds a game this season.
He is hitting 79 percent of his free
throws.
Although he has hopes of playing in
the National Basketball Association,
Faggins said he will use his physical
education major if that chance doesn't
come.
DN sports editor captures trivia crown
By Geoff Goodwin
Staff Reporter
Bob Asmussen will not win the UNL
sports trivia contest next year. That's
because he's graduating. (Probably.
We hope so anyway. We like Bob a lot
and we'll really miss him but we know
he's wasting his immense talents by
working at the DN. Oops, sorry folks.
That's Daily Nebraskan on first re
ference.) He did, however, win this year
as he has the last three years.
Yeah, he's pretty good. He knows his
sports trivia like Jimmy Carter knows
peanuts. That's why he's sports editor
of this paper.
But it wasn't a Cakewalk for As
mussen. After a first round bye As
mussen met Brent Skeeter in the semi
finals. Asmussen trailed most of the
match but rallied on the last question
to take an 80-70 lead. Skeeter still had
a chance to win but didn't know that
the New York Knickerbockers in 1852
were the first team to wear uniforms.
Don't feel bad, Brent. Nobody else did
either.
Then it was on to the finals where
Asmussen met Bruce Sharp. Bruce was
very "sharp" indeed in his semifinal win
over Kurt Meyer as he defeated Meyer
100-20.
But, after answering his first question
(What college did Oscar Robertson
attend? Cincinnati, sports fans!) Sharp
was steamrollered by the Asmussen
juggernaut as the defending champion
answered seven questions in a row
enroute to an easy 110-20 victory.
Asmussen was modest in victory.
"I was pretty lucky," he said. "When
he (Skeeter) missed that last question
I snuck in. That was the first time I
hadn't had the last question. I just got
hot in the final. The whole thing is
largely a matter of luck . . .what
questions you get."
For his victory Asmussen received a
T-shirt to go along with the other three
he's won over the years.
SANDWICH
UK VI
9
dflti Sim Duaimdiio
Every hot Schlotzsky's sandwich you bite into is made
with our very own sourdough buns, baked fresh every
single day. And when you bite into our Original, you'll
discover 3 meats topped with 3 kinds of rich melted
cheese, fresh lettuce, tomatoes, onions, olives and
special seasonings.
Be sure to take out our other great sandwiches
Cheese, Ham and Cheese, and Turkey, just to name a
few. They come in 3 great sizes, and on wheat buns, too.
For a delicious light meal, you can even take out our
soups and salads. Call ahead for extra-quick service.
Remember, next time you're hungry and on
come into Schlotzsky s Sandwich Shop
ana taxe out a yS
in every bite.
D
0
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
the go.
Q
amy nnufi rm t, q
ivm. unit ont coupon
por purchon. Not wbU n
combmonon vMh tn
OtnOT OfMfc
jnisSsh, a nssssi esft end a
fc3 el to xt-ln cr tria cut fzr jt LH
A whole world of flavors in ciy b
SHOPS
476-2224
Kfruasl atteimk rfSchlooAyMnc T coupon good a ihc 4bow Sdiottskyj
SANDWICH
Corner 12th & P Sis.
rtiraWTK) ademk of ScNotzikv i Itml l
9D
"D
D
D
D
Big Eight
Standings
Con
Team games Overall
Oklahoma 2-0 17-0
Kansas 2-0 16-2
Missouri 2-1 15-5
Iowa State 2-1 11-5
Kansas State 1-1 13-4
Nebraska 0-2 10-5
Oklahoma State 0-2 9-6
Colorado 0-2 . 8-7
Scoring leaders
Hoppen, NU 22.0
Kennedy, OU 21.8
Grayer, ISU 21.4
Coleman, KSU 21.2
McCalister, OU 19.8
Chievous, MU 18.2
Wright, KSU 17.6
Bingenheimer, MU 17.2
Kellogg, KU 15.8
Strong, MU 15.7 .
Field goal percentage
Bullard, CU .658
Thompson, KU .645
Hoppen, NU .629
Dreiling, KU .628
Manning, KU .600
Eeboiuiding per game
Kennedy, OU 8.1
Coleman, KSU 8.0
Chievous, MU 7.4
Hoppen, NU 7.3
Bullard, CU 7.2
Steals per game
McCalister, OU 3.3
Hardy, MU 2.7
Hornacek, ISU 2.5
Grayer, ISU 2.3
Bowie, OU 2.2
Free throw percentage
Hornacek, ISU .887
Davis, OU .865
Kellogg, KU .852
Roberts, OU .852
Wright, KSU .852
Assists per game
Carr, NU 7.5
Hunter, KU 7.2
Reid, CU 6.9
Hornacek, ISU 6.6
Davis, OU 5.2
Blocked shots per game
Bannister, OSU 2.0
King, OU 1.9
Bingenheimer, MU 1.7
Dreiling, KU 1.4
Hill, ISU 1.3