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Tigers roar past NU
By The Associated Press
COLUMBIA, Mo. Junior guard
. Lynn Hardy led a balanced Missouri
attack with 16 points as the Tigers
defeated Nebraska 80-G4 Wednes
day night to move into a first place
ti'e in the Big Eight Conference with
Kansas and Oklahoma.
The Tigers are now 18-9 overall
andtied for the conference lead
with' the Jayhawks and Sooners at
8-3. Nebraska slipped to 15-9 and
.5-0. '
Missouri's Derrick Chievous, the
Big Eights leading scorer and 10th
in the nation with a 25-point per
ganu' average, was held scoreless in
thllrst hilf but finished with 12
points. V
Lee Coward and Gary Leonard
jeach had 15 points for the Tigers
,and Greg Church added a dozen.
Similarities
By Mark Dqrowitsch
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Nebraska coach Kathy Hawkins said.
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Leonard scored eight points in
the first five minutes to give the
Tigers a 9-2 lead and they never
trailed again. Missouri, which led by
as many as 16 points in the first half,
held a 33 21 advantage at halftime.
Nebraska sliced Missouri's lead
to 50 45 with 9:15 remaining, but
the Tigers outstored the Cornhusk
ers 10-4 over the next three minutes
for a 60-49 advantage.
Anthony Bailous led Nebraska
with 15 points.
Iowa 82, Ohio St. 80: Kevin
Gamble hit a 1 5-foot jump shot with
four seconds left as the No. 7 Haw
keyes won at Columbus, Ohio.
Gamble's shot from the left side
came after Ohio State's Jay Burson,
an 81 percent free-throw shooter,
missed both ends of a two-shot foul
situation with 1 5 seconds remaining.
expected at
But there are two sides of the coin.
, On "one hand, Drake defeated the
Cornhuskers 6-3, and the Iowa Hawk
eye are much like Drake, Hawkins
said.
But the two other team$ in the two
day tournament Northern Illinois
and Western Illinois play closer to
Tulsa's style. Nebraska defeated Tulsa
8-1,
'Two teams are very similar to the
style of play last weekend," Hawkins
said. "Iowa will be a very straight
forward team, but we are fortunate in
-that ws play Western Illinois on Friday
so we can have a warm-up for Iowa on
Saturday."
Hawkins hopes the match with
Western Illinois will pay off as well as
Drake's "warm-up" match with Tulsa
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Swimmer
By Tim Hartmann
Senior Reporter
Nebraska swimmer Erin Hurley has
had some physical problems that have
affected her performance this season,
but she plans to rebound in time for the
upcoming Big Eight Conference Cham
pionships, March 5 through 7, and
NCAA Championships, March 19 through
21.
Huriey's problems began about 1 12
months ago when she started having
shoulder pains.
"I have never ever had shoulder
problems since I've been here," she
said. "I guess it was tendinitis, but I
had three weeks of terrible workouts. It
really got to me. I didn't know how to
handle it too well. I had never had a
problem before. It started getting bet
ter and then it felt great for a week and
then . . ."
Then Hurley and her roommates
Iowa meet
did before that team played the
Huskers.
"The match with Tulsa definitely
helped them," Hawkins said. "We were
uptight to start the match, and they
were loose and ready to go."
Hawkins said she wants the singles
matches to improve this weekend.
Against Drake, the Huskers won one of
six matches played.
"We need to win three of th singles'
matches to win as a team," Hawkins
said.
The Huskers will take their 4-2 dual
record into this weekend, and Hawkins
said she expects Nebraska to raise that
mark.
"I'll be pleased if we come back with
having won two out of the three
matches," Hawkins said.
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caught a virus, which slowed her for
about a week. However, she said she
feels better now.
"I'm healthy now and I'm feeling
pretty good," Hurley said.
As evidence, Hurley turned in what
she called her best performance of the
season against Kansas Saturday. Against
the Jayhawks, Hurley won the 200-yard
breaststroke and was a member of the
winning 400-yard medley relay team.
Ray Huppert, Nebraska women's
swimming coach, said he thinks Hurley
is back in form. He said he expects
good things from her in the post-season.
"There was a rough period just
recently where she was having some
shoulder problems and some illness,
but she's come back," Huppert said.
"She's a quality swimmer."
Hurley, a junior nutrition major,
came to Nebraska three seasons ago.
As a freshman, she finished fifth nation
wide in the 200-yard breaststroke and
12th in the 100-yard breaststroke, earn
ing her All-American honors in both
events.
During her sophomore season Hurley
slipped slightly, finishing 15th in the
uu breast and 21st in the 100 breast.
"I hope to do my lifetime best times
at Big Eights and then go even faster
again at the NCAA's," she said. "I
didn't have a very good year last year
and I didn't swim as fast as I did my
freshman year. It's time to hit."
In the Big Eight Championships,
Hurley said, she wants to win the 100
breast and the 200 breast She also
hopes the two relay teams she swims on
qualify for the NCAA meet.
"We were so close during our Husker
Invitational in December," she said. "I
feel really good about that. Our relays
are looking really good."
Hurley came to Nebraska from Am
herst Central High School in Snyder,
N.Y., where she won four state swim
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