Tuesday, November 25, 1986
Secrets of TV football
By Kyle Schurman
Staff Reporter
Keith Jackson, ABC's "voice of col
lege football," said he feels that the
NCAA structure has lapsed and that
it's t ime for the major schools to form
their own association completely sep
arate from the NCAA. Jackson, ABC's
play-by-play commentator for college
football, spoke Friday at a brown bag
luncheon in Avery Hall. He said the
NCAA needs to find a different way to
punish teams instead of keeping them
off television. He said that this ends up
harming the networks.
"If I were president of a sports com
pany, they (NCAA) aren't going to take
anyone away from me if they want my
money," Jackson said.
He cited a game earlier this year
when ABC televised the Oklahoma
Kansas game, which the Sooners won
64-3, instead of the Florida-Auburn
game. ABC wanted to televise that
game, which was won 18-7 by Florida.
Florida is on probation and the NCAA
wouldn't allow that game to be tele
vised. "(The president of a sports com
pany) is a business man; he doesn't
want to hear any nonsense about a
player giving his ticket to his girl
friend, or anything like that," Jackson
said. "He has the big bucks on the
line."
Jackson spoke along with Bob Good
rich, ABC's college football producer;
Donald Bernstein, director of ABC's
college football; and Tim Brant, ABC's
college footabll analyst. The crew was
in Lincoln to televise Saturday's Oklahoma-Nebraska
game.
Brant said a typical week for the
crew begins on the airplane ride home
Coach Pettit
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on the season.
Pettit said he set goals for Nebraska
at the beginning of the season. The
goals were for the Huskers to improve
the team defense and serving.
Pettit said if the Huskers continue
to play well on defense and in other
areas, they have the potential to make
it to the Final Four of the NCAA
Tournament.
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from the last game. He said they look at
information given to them by the schools
which are playing the upcoming game.
On Sunday the previous game's film is
looked at and analyzed to see what was
done right and what was done wrong.
Monday through Wednesday, the crew
comes up with different facts and
angles on the game and decides what
to put on the pre-game show and the
halftime show. On Thursday and Fri
day, players and coaches are inter
viewed and on Sat urday "we're ready to
go," Brant said.
Both Jackson and Brant said it is
important to be fair during their
broadcasts.
"Caring whether one team wins or
loses is something that should never
enter into our perspectives," Jackson
said. "You just tell people why one
team wins or loses. However, if it's 45-0
,at halftime, then you can do a little
showboating."
"If I'm watching a game and I
believe something to be true, then I'll
say it," Brant said. "As long as I believe
it's true, it's fine to say it."
Jackson held nothing but praise for
Nebraska head coach Tom Osborne and
the Cornhusker football program.
"Nebraska is lucky to have the peo
ple, like Devaney and Osborne, they
have. There isn't a better man coaching
in any sport at any level today than
Osborne," Jackson said.
"If there is a squeaky clean place
today, it's either here or Alabama.
That's why the ticket-scandal thing
that was happening the last time we
were here was so ridiculous."
Brant also had good comments about
Osborne.
"Tom has never lost sight of his main
goal teaching," he said.
expectant
In 11 of 12 Big Eight games this
season, NU has held opponents to a
hitting percentage of under .200.
Offensively, Nebraska is one of the
top five hitting teams in the nation,
hitting .375 during the Big Eight
Tournament.
Four of Nebraska's six starters
Dahlgren, DeBoer, Delaneyand Schone
wise were selected to the all
tournament team, with Dahlgren and
Schonewise earning first-team honors.
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