Thursday, February 5, 1987
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Daily Nebraskan
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OU deals Nebraska
80-66 tonne setback
By Chuck Green
Sports Editor
A win for the Nebraska men's bas
ketball team against Oklahoma Wed
nesday night just wasn't in the cards.
Literally.
Before the Cornhuskers' game against
the Sooners at the Bob Devaney Sports
Center, Lincoln-area Burger Kings had
approximately 1 "),()()() cardboard signs
that read: "Busker Power."
The signs were distributed to most
of the 1 2,S84 fans before the game.
The spirit didn't last very long,
though, as the No. H ranked Sooners
jumped to an early Hi ") lead on their
way to a HO GG win over the Cornhuskers.
Nebraska coach Danny Nee said he
felt that the Buskers' missed shots
were t he key to the game. They sank 26
of 04 shots for a 40.0 percentage.
"We played hard but we just couldn't
execute all the things that we wanted
to," Nee said. "We haven't really shot
well (this season). We had a lot of good
shots and some of them have to fall for
us to be in the game."
Before the game, Nee said that
Nebraska would have had to play an
error free game and t hat he would have
to out-coach Oklahoma coach Billy
Tubbs. Tubbs said he did not appre
ciate the comment.
"I'll tell you one thing," Tubbs said.
"It's going to be a hell of a long time for
someone to out coach me. 1 advise him
(Nee) to get some damn players!"
Oklahoma jumped to a 16-5 lead with
15.-22 left in the first half. Nebraska cut
the Sooners' lead to five, 16-11, on a
Bernard Day layup with 1:5:10 left, then
narrowed the deficit to 16-1:5 on two
free throws by Anthony Bailous. The
free throws capped an 8 0 Nebraska
run.
The Sooners increased their lead to
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Drake, Tulsa to visit
By Rich Cooper
Staff Reporter
Nebraska's women's tennis team
will be host to Drake and Tulsa at
the Lincoln Racquet Club and Woods
Park Tennis Complex on Feb. 13
and 14.
The Cornhuskers last competed
in the Minnesota Doubles Tourna
ment Jan. 23 through 25.
Nebraska women's tennis coach
Kathy Hawkins said she was happy
with her team's performance at
Minnesota, where her doubles teams
won 12 of 21 matches.
Hawkins said she used six differ
ent combinat ions at Minnesota. She
said she thought everybody seemed
to work well together, and inexpe
rience caused Nebraska's loss.
"Traditionally, we are more of a
doubles team," Hawkins said. "If we
go into a in itch in which we h::ve
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nine, 20-17, on a dunk by Harvey Grant
with 7:40 left in the first half, but the
Buskers fought back. Nebraska cut
Oklahoma's advantage to five on two
occasions, but that was as dose as the
Buskers would come for the remainder
of the game. A tip in basket by Nebras
ka's Bill Jackman with two seconds left
cut Oklahoma's lead to 155-26 at halllime.
Oklahoma shot 15 of 34 (44 percent)
from the field in the game's first 20
minutes and connected on two of two
free throws. Nebraska was 10 of 2!) (35
percent) from the field and hit six of
eight shots from the line in the first
half. Oklahoma shot 50 percent from
the field in the game.
The Sooners hit 3 of 9 three-point
shots in the first half and 5 of 1 1 for the
game while Nebraska connected 6 of
14, including none of five attempts in
the first half.
Oklahoma wasted no time in the
second half, outscoring Nebraska 16-7
in the first four minutes. Nebraska
pulled to 10 points mid way through
the half, but the Sooners' talent and
top -10 ranking became even more evi
dent as the game wound down.
"We kept coming after them but
they always seem to handle them," Nee
said. "They're a talented team, so their
strength, their speed, whatever it took,
they got something, even when they
made one or two mistakes."
The loss dropped Nebraska's record
to 2 5 in Big Eight Conference play and
1 28 overall. Nebraska travels to Boulder,
Colo., Saturday to play the Buffaloes.
Oklahoma, 6-1 in the Big Eight and
18 3 overall, plays Missouri in Norman
Saturday.
Nebraska was led by Bailous and
Brian Carr, who scored 15 points each.
Day added 1 1 points for the Buskers,
and Keith Neubert pulled down seven
rebounds.
split the singles, we're pretty confi
dent we can win the meet with our
doubles."
Hawkins said that until the meet
against Drake and Tulsa she will be
holding in practice matches to de
termine who her singles players will
be.
At the end of the fall season
Nebraska's no. 1 singles player was
Vicki Martin. Senior Jill 1'isarcik
and freshman Donetta Holmen are
strong contenders for the top three
singles positions, Hawkins said. The
Buskers play Drake on Feb. 13. Sin
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at the Lincoln Racquet Club and
doubles starts at 6:30 p.m. at Woods
Bark.
On Feb. 14 at Woods Park the
Buskers will face Drake at 9 a.m.
Hawkins said that since the Big
Ei.'.ht season doesn't start until
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r.uia goal in the meet.
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Nebraska's Bernard Day puts up a shot over Oklahoma's Harvey Grant while Keith Neubert
gets ready to rebound during Wednesday night's 80-66 Sooner victory.
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By Rich Cooper
Staff Reporter
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24-13 lead with 9:17 left. Lisa Dougherty
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"We were being hunted tonight,"
Beck said she though her players
this situation of being in first place,
and so we weren't concentrating on
winning the game."
In the second half, Kansas never
gave up its lead. The Jayhawks scored
eight unanswered points to extend
their lead to 57-45 with 10:58 left.
Nebraska never came closer than 1 1
the rest of the game.
Beck said she thought her plkayers
weren't prepared for the road game.
The loss was the Huskers' second
straight and lowered their Big Eight
road-record to 1-4.
Kansas, now 4-4 in the conference
and 11-11 overall, will play Oklahoma
Slate Saturday in Lawrence.
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