Daily Nebraskan
Friday, November 14, 1986
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Nee debute
By Jim Ballard
Senior Reporter
Nebraska fans will not their first
taste of the Cornhuskers under Coach
Danny Nee Saturday night.
Kven though the Huskers will he
playing in an exhibition game against
Bosnia, Yugoslavia, Nee is looking at
the game as a tough opener.
"We're going to play to win, but we
have some other objectives, and that's
to evaluate our play," Nee said. "We'll
look at all the things we've been doing
in pract ice, our offensive and defensive
sets. We'll see. how well we execute and
how much we learned during practice."
The Bosnia national team from
Sarajevo is a member of the Yugosla
vian Basketball League.
Nee said he didn't know a lot about
the Bosnia team but is going to find
out.
"I couldn't tell you a lot, but we're
going to scout them Friday against
Creighton," he said.
The game, played in the Bob Devaney
Sports Center, will not only be Nee's
first appearance there but will also
mark the debut of the three point field
goal at Nebraska. For the first time
since the Sports Center was opened in
J-bail six-paeic sale
A package ticket for the six
Nebraska men's basketball games
daring semester break will be avail
able to Nebraska students on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Regular-season student tickets
are valid only for games 1, 2, 9, 10,
11, 12, 1:14 and 1 5. The opponents
for each of the games are listed on
the back of the student tickets.
Tickets for the games during
semester break may be purchased
lor $12 at the South Sladiu:n titKct
office from 9 a.m. to noon and from I
to 4 p.m. on eaolf of the three days.
Tickets will be punched for
admission to the Bob Devaney Sports
Center and for admission to the
floor bleacher section. All floor
seating is general admission. All C
level seal ing is reserved.
Floor bleachers will be opened to
the general public if they aren't
fillet! by tip-off time.
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north side of the court.
Because of injuries, Nee said he
didn't know exactly which players will
start.
"We could have (Brian) Carr and
(Joel) Sealer at the guards and we're
hoping he'll be healthy by Saturday.
Bill Jackman at center and Bernard Day
at one of the forward positions," he
said. "At the other forward position,
I'm not sure. It could be Mike Martz or
Keith Neubert or even Derrick Vick.
"I just want to put five healthy guys
in there and then we'll be getting most
of the kids in the game."
Nebraska has had two scrimmages
in preparation for its season opener.
Nee said it was difficult to judge his
team's progress. Only 1 1 players were
involved in the first scrimmage because
of injuries and prior academic com
mitments. "During our scrimmage last week,
we just couldn't get a good evaluation,"
Nee said. "However, the injuries are
improving."
Nebraska will open its regular sea
son at California-Irvine Nov. 28 before
playing Oregon in its home opener on
Dec. 1. The game on Saturday will be a
good opportunity for Nee to see Nebraska
fans for the first time.
"I'd like to see good student support
and get the sixth man going in the
Sports Center," he said.
Tip-off is scheduled for 7:3") p.m.
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KU wants good effort
By Kent Endacott
Staff Reporter
First-year Kansas football coach
Bob Valesente, who spent two years
playing outfield in the Chicago Cubs
organization, might have used a
baseball analogy in describing Sat
urday's Nebraska-Kansas game.
This one might do: It's like being
behind 0-2 to the Astros' Mike Scott
with two outs in the bottom of the
ninth.
Instead, he moved to the world of
boxing:
"For us to step out on the field
aginst Nebraska is like me stepping
into the ring with Marvin Hagler
we just want to go the distance
and avoid the knockout."
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne
said, however, that he is wary of the
Jayhawk's potent run-and-shoot
offense.
Paul "Rock" Alt, Kansas offen
sive back coach, said the Jayhawks
have studied the Nebraska-South
Carolina game film and that the
coaching staff has found some weak
nesses in the Husker defense. Alt
said Kansas runs the run-and-shoot
in a purer form than South Carolina,
which gained 377 yards of offense in
a 27-24 loss t o Nebraska.
"South Carolina probably moved
the ball on us as well as anybody
we've seen all year," Osborne said.
"We certainly want to do a better
job against Kansas."
Osborne said he is also concerned
because the cold weather has ham
pered defensive preparation.. He said
the Huskers have been forced to
spend about :)0 percent of this
week's practice time indoors.
"You can't practice pass cover
age in there," Osborne said of the
NT Fieldhouse. "The longest pass
you can throw is 10 yards, and the
defensive backs don't play real
honest.
"This is the coldest week of prac
tice we've ever had here other than
a bowl," he added.
Kansas nearly upset Colorado last
week in Boulder. After trailing 17-0,
the Jayhawks outscored the Buffa
loes 10-0 in the second half and
brought the ball deep into Colorado
territory three times in the fourth
quarter.
"Colorado jumped off to a lead,
and maybe relaxed a little bit, but
Kansas totally dominated the second
half," Osborne said.
On another matter, defensive
tackle Lee Jones will miss the Kan
sas game with a shoulder injury. I
backs Keith Jones and Jon Kelley
will return from injuries to travel to
Kansas. Jones will play with a spec
cially designed cast to protect torn
ligaments in his right thumb.
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