Friday, February 6, 1987
Daily Nebraskan
Page 5
Huaskeirs
By David Mussman
Staff Reporter
The Nebraska women's basket
ball team will travel to meet the
Colorado Lady Buffs at 5:45 p.m.
Saturday at the EventsConference
Center in Boulder, Colo.
Nebraska won its first meeting
this season 74-72.
Nebraska coach Angela Beck had
mixed feelings about Saturday's
game.
"I find that in the second game in
a road swing we're always a lot more
fatigued," Beck said. "We'll have to
be psychologically sharp for this
game."
The starters for Nebraska will be
forward Maurtice Ivy, who leads the
team in scoring and rebounding;
guards Amy Stephens and Stacy
Imming; forward Shelly Block; and
center Stephanie Bolli. Senior cen-
Tennis meet this weekend
By Tim Hartmann
Staff Reporter
Nebraska's men's tennis team will
travel to Las Vegas to compete in the
UNLV Quadrangular Friday through
Sunday. The Cornhuskers' competition
will be Murray State, Nevada-Reno and
host team Nevada-Las Vegas.
The meet will be the Huskers' first
team competition this spring, although
four players traveled to Milwaukee
during winter break to compete in the
Milwaukee Tennis Classic.
Nebraska coach Kerry McDermott
said this weekend's action will give
him a good chance to evaluate his
team.
"The biggest thing is that we have
been playing a lot of challenge matches.
. . .after this it will give me an idea as to
who to play where," he said.
Nebraska's biggest challenge should
come from UNLV, McDermott said, but
he expects the Huskers to do well in
the three dual meets.
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Beck said the running game would
be an important part of the Huskers'
chances to win.
"I think we have the best running
game in the Big Eight," Beck said. "I
think we shock teams that don't
expect us to run."
Beck said that the improved run
ning game has created many more
rebounding opportunities during a
game.
"Now teams prepare for our run
ning game," Beck said. "They're so
worried about us running that they
don't hit the boards. That lets Stacy
or 'Tice' (Ivy) get the rebound and
bust out for a fast break."
Beck said the Huskers will have
to watch for three Colorado players:
Bridget Turner, a guard averaging 14
points per game, and forwards Tracy
"We're kind of expecting three wins,"
he said. "UNLV, I think, will be the
toughest competition. They have got a
kid, Scott Warner, who's ranked in the
top 15 in college.
"I think we are a little bit stronger in
the top three (positions)."
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Beck said she wants the Huskers
to improve against Colorado.
, "We're giving up too many points,"
Beck said. "I'd like to see improve
ment in our defensive scoring and
overall defense."
Beck said she also would like to
see a more balanced scoring attack
and fewer turnovers.
Nebraska goes- into Saturday's
game leading the conference series
9-8. Against Lady Buffs' Coach Ceal
Barry, Nebraska trails 3-4, including
three losses last season.
The Huskers are in a four-way tie
for first place in the Big Eight Con
ference and are 5-3 in the Big Eight
and 12-9 overall. In the Big Eight
they have defeated Kansas, Colo
rado, Iowa State, Missouri and
Oklahoma State. Colorado is 4-4
against Big Eight teams and 12-9
overall.
Steven Jung,
"Steven Jung is playing really well,"
McDermott said. "He had kind of an
average first semester." McDermott
added that Jung played in several
tournaments overwinter break and has
improved.
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Nebraska, the No. 17 team in the
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season at Arkansas. In fact, the Huskers
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