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Monday, April 27, 1987
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Kevin Brooks at a close second in the Frank Cramer
university 4 X 800-meter relay at the Drake Relays Friday.
Men 's track team
wins relay at Drake
From Staff and Wire Reports
Nebraska's Robert "Speedy" Gon
zales, Jean Verster, Regis Humphrey
and Terry Goods held off a foursome
from the University of Illinois to win
the 3200-meter relay at the 78th
Drake Relays Friday.
The relay, the men's first victory
at Drake since 1985, was the only
first place captured by the Nebraska
men's and women's teams. The four
some finished in 7:18.15, only .6
seconds ahead of Illinois.
Other Huskers who placed during
the two-day meet included:
Sophomore Jody Fischer second
in the 3000-meter steeplechase be
hind Iowa State's Tim Wakeland, a
Bellevue West graduate. Fischer ran
an 8:57.2.
Verster finished third in the university-college
1500-meter run. Mark
Perry also garnered a third place
finish in the university-college 100
with a hand-held time of 10.61
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Linetta Wilson captured fourth in
the women's invitational 400-meter
dash, and Michelle Milling finished
fifth. Wilson ran a 51.97 and Milling,
52.39. Both times were personal
bests.
Humphrey ran a 1 :48.71 for a fifth
place finish in the special invita
tional 800.
Stephanie Thomas finished sixth
in the 100-meter hurdles.
Seventh place finishes went to
Sammie Resh in the women's 5000
meter run and Laura Wight in the
1500 invitational.
Nebraska women's relay teams
placed fifth in the 3200-meter relay
and third in the 4 X 100 relay.
In the field events, Sabrina Earnes
placed fifth in women's javelin, and
Rex Gerding was fifth in the discus.
Kim Guthrie and Karen Kruger fin
ished fourth and fifth in the long
jump. Guthrie jumped 19-9 34 and
Kruger, 19-8 12.
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State support encouraged Californian's decision to be Husker
By Mark Derowitsch
Staff Reporter
Without the California alumni con
nections to the Nebraska baseball team,
pitcher Phil Goguen probably never
would have become a Cornhusker.
Goguen, a sophomore from San Diego,
had heard of the Nebraska football
team's reputation, he said, but really
didn't know anything about the base
ball team.
That changed, however, when Goguen
took his recruiting trip to Lincoln.
During his trip, he noticed the sup
port given to Husker athletics by Cali
fornians for Nebraska.
"When I first came here on my
recruiting trip, I had no intention of
coming out here," Goguen said. "I'd
never really heard of their baseball
team, and my high school coach did
some research and told me they had a
really good program and a winning
tradition.
"I was really impressed with the
facilities as well as Coach (John)
Sanders himself. With the California
background tht surrounds the athletic
Knox run gives Reds scrimmage win;
Osborne pleased with punters' play
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"The one thing that was a little dis
concerting there," Osborne said, "was
that the long touchdown pass to Jamie
Worden came against the No. 1 defense."
In any case, the Reds were able to
pull out the victory when Knox's
touchdown ended an 86-yard drive late
in the fourth quarter.
Osborne said that in the fall the
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not to another college, although he was
heavily recruited by San Diego State.
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in the eighth round of the 1984 Major
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unlike some Major League clubs,
wouldn't pay for his schooling, he
decided to get his education first, he
defensive secondary and offensive line
will need to be improved. Those two
areas were hit hardest by injuries in the
spring and should be strengthened by
the return of a number of unjured play
ers in the fall, Osborne said.
Osborne said the Cornhuskers'
strengths lie in the skill positions and
the defensive line.
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During his first season at Nebraska,,
Goguen was redshirted, but that year
helped, he said.
"Coming out of high school I was
still learning," Goguen said. "I started
lifting weights, and I put on about 25
pounds. I also started working out with
Phil Harrison, which helped me a lot."
Since the redshirt year, Goguen has
been a consistent pitcher for Nebraska.
In two years, he has compiled a 9-1
record, his only loss this season, against
Oral Roberts. His earned run average
this year is 3.57, the lowest of the
Husker starters.
His best pitch, Sanders said, is the
split-fingered fastball, which he deve
loped after his junior year in high
school.
"Phil has an outstanding split
fingered fastball and he does a great
job with it," Sanders said. "He's learn
ing, growing, maturing, and he pitches
within his limitations.
"He throws the off-speed for strikes
when he's behind in the count. He's
gaining experience, which translates
into success," Sanders said.
mance of the punters. John Kroeker,
the returning punter, averaged 44.6
yards a kick on five punts, and Dante
Wiley, who also plays linebacker, aver
aged 46.2 yards on five kicks.
"I think Wiley punted well today,"
Osborne said. "I was glad to see that
because I have seen him do that in
practice and I wanted to see him do
that in a game."
Osborne said he would like to see
some improvement in the team's
place-kicking.
'The team all in all
is so balanced,
both offensively
and defensively.'
Jones
"I fell good about (Chris) Drennan
and I feel really good about (Gregg)
Barrios," Osborne said. However,
"neither one was able to do anything
exceptional today."
The intensity and the close score of
the scrimmage left both coaches and
players looking optimistically toward
the fall.
"The team all in all is so balanced,
both offensively and defensively," Jones
said, "and I think next season is going
to be a phenomenal season for Big Red
football."
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