The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 02, 1987, Page 11, Image 11
Opposing crowd may be beneficial to volleyball team By Mark Derowitsch Senior Reporter Colorado State volleyball coach Rich Feller said that playing before 5,(XX) fans in Fort Collins, Colo., will be an added advantage for the Rams, but Nebraska coach Terry Pettit said that playing before a large crowd could benefit both teams. The No. 4-ranked Comhuskers will play Colorado State Saturday at 8:30 p.m. “We have one of the highest atten dance averages in the nation,” Feller said. “For Nebraska, we’re expecting at least 2.000 fans, and with our give aways, it’s possible that we could have 5,000 fans there. “It’s going to be loud and crazy in Mobley Gym.” Pettit said he doesn’t think the crowd will be a big advantage for Colorado State since Nebraska has played well on the road this season. “Of course, it’s different to play on the road,” Pettit said. “But in the past couple of years, we’ve been a very good road team. We’ve played in front of a lot of people before, and I think this team is pretty comfortable with it.” Nebraska will take a 13-0 record into the match with the Rams, who arc ranked No. 7. “If you’re 13-0, you must be doing a lot right,” Pettit said. “We’re men tally tough and very consistent. But for us to maintain our success, we have to outwork everybody.” Pettit said Nebraska’s early suc cess should lead to a very successful season. “At the beginning of the year I assumed that we had the personnel to have a very good season,” Pettit said, Butch Ireland/Daily Nebraskan Nancy Brookhart and Disa Johnson of Illinois attempt to block a spike from Kathi DeBoer of Nebraska during Saturday night’s Gillette Dairy/Prairie Maid Nebraska Invitational. “but I think that it’s important to keep improving. We have a team that could put itself in a position to accomplish what last year’s team did.” The 1986 team finished ranked No. 2 in the nation. Feller said that even though Ne braska is rated higher than the Rams, he feels confident about the match. “At this point in the season, against a ranked team, it’s a good situation for both teams,” Feller said. “Whoever wins or loses, it won’t change the rankings too much.” The Rams are led by seniors Angie Knox and Diane Saba. Knox is No. 6 in the country in average kills per game with 5.03 while Saba stands at No. 13 with an average of 4.56. Setter Cindy Cox has recorded 703 assists this year and is second in the nation with 13.61 assists per game. Feller said he didn’t think his team would have a 12-1 record after its first 13 games. “I was looking at some of our early season matches like Stanford, Ken tucky and Northwestern, which are rated teams,” Feller said. “I didn’t expect to go 12-1, but I thought we would have an excellent record.” Nebraska will try for its 50th con secutive Big Eight victory against Colorado Friday night in Boulder, Colo. Pettit said the Huskers have a good chance of beating Colorado. Lack of depth hampers line FOOTBALL from Page 10 Sun Devil quarterback Danny Ford threw for 200 yards. Nebraska ranks 85th in the nation in pass defense, according to NCAA sta tistics. McBride said he hasn’t been happy with the Nebraska pass rush. This week, he said, the defen sive line has to play better. “No question,” he said. “You have to get more pressure on the quarterback.” McBride said the Run and Shoot offense South Carolina employs puts a lot of pressure on the defen sive ends because Ellis is mobile and will throw a lot of sprint out passes. In South Carolina’s first three games this season^ Ellis has already thrown for 880 yards. “This guy may throw every play of the whole game,” he said. He said a lack of depth on the defensive line and chronic injuries have kept it from fulfilling high expectations. “I know a lot of people were saying the defensive line is going to be the strength of the team, but we’re a little thin. I mean behind (Tim) Rother we have a freshman (Tim Brungardt).” He said an ankle injury that has limited Jones’ playing time has hurl the unit. To add depth, he said, Willie Griffin has been practicing at both defensive tackle positions. But Jones’ injury has given Rother a chance to shine. Against UCLA, Rother sacked quarterback Troy Aikman six times and was named the Big Eight Defensive Player of the Week. 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