Wednesday, February 4, 1987
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By Tim Hartmann
Staff Reporter
With Oklahoma coming off a nationally
televised 86-82 victory over North Carolina State
on Sunday and a game against Missouri on
Saturday, the tendency might be to think
Oklahoma will overlook Nebraska in tonight's
game at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
"No," Oklahoma coach Billy Tubbs said. The
Nebraska game is more important than the N.C.
State game because it's a conference duel," he
said.
Oklahoma comes into tonight's game with a
17-3 record and a No. 8 national ranking. In Big
Eight Conference play the Sooners have posted a
5-1 mark and now are tied for first place with
Kansas and Missouri.
Nebraska coach Danny Nee said Oklahoma's
success in basketball the last few years shows
that the school is more than a football power.
"How can you say Oklahoma is a football
school when the last four years they've won 26
games in basketball (per season)?" he said.
Nee said Sooners deserve their high ranking
because their talent is well-used.
"They have all the ingredients of being a
nationally ranked team," Nee said. "They're
quick, they're strong, they're very explosive
offensively.
"Tubbs really uses them to their strengths,"
he said. "They attack the basket, they're very
explosive, and I have a lot of respect for them."
Tubbs said he thinks Nebraska will be a tough
opponent.
"Nebraska has a good team," he said. "Brian
Carr is an outstanding point guard, and Danny's
done a good job with the talent he has. They're
not big, but they can play."
Oklahoma's starters are averaging at least 10
nnintQ npp cr.imfi which makes the team more
difficult than Missouri, Nee said. Missouri
defeated Nebraska 87-71.
"Oklahoma is more diversified than Missouri,
Nee said. "They're much more explosive than
Missouri. Where Missouri has one or two really
powerful scoring threats. . .any of those guys can
get 20, 25 (points) on a given night if they get
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Tim McCalister, a 6-3 senior guard, leads
Oklahoma in scoring, averaging 20.4 points per
game. Darryl Kennedy, a returning all-Big Eight
selection, is second in scoring at 16.6 points per
game.
Two junior-college transfers, Harvey Grant and
Ricky Grace, are next in scoring at 15.4 and 11
points per game, respectively.
"We usually have some J.C. players on the
team, and they've always adjusted well," Tubbs
said. "Their success hasn't surprised me."
The other Oklahoma starter is 6-7 senior
forward David Johnson. He averages 10 points
and 6.6 rebounds per game.
"Johnson is really, really playing well and
playing with a lot of confidence," Nee said. "He's
on that new diet. He's melting down to 265."
The Oklahoma game will be the 110th
consecutive game played by Brian Carr as a
Cornhusker, one game short of Dave Hoppen's
and Greg Downing's Nebraska record for con
secutive games played.
With two seconds left in last year's game, Carr
gave Nebraska a 66-64 victory on a 15-foot jump
shot. The loss dropped Oklahoma's record to 4-7
overall in the sports center.
But Tubbs is not interested in the past or in
comparing past teams to this year's squad.
"We're not interested in what happened last
year or two years ago," he said. "We're interested
in what's going to happen tomorrow."
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