Four Comhusker seniors to play last home game tonight
By Mike KJuck
Staff Reporter
Four seniors on the Nebraska
men’s basketball team will be making
their final home appearance tonight
when theComhuskers take on Kansas
State at 7:35.
Senior guard Henry T. Buchanan
and forwards Jeff Rekeweg, Derrick
Vick and Bill Johnson will make the
game against the Wildcats their last at
the Bob Devaney Sports Center un
less Nebraska receives a post-season
tournament bid.
Nebraska coach Danny Nee said
the seniors will be missed.
They are just four quality guys,”
Nee said. “They have had success not
just on the basketball court, but also in
the classroom and with people. These
are all-around five-star guys.”
The seniors agreed that although
this season’s 13-15 record disap
points them, they consider this year a
success in building a quality basket
ball program at Nebraska.
Buchanan, a transfer from Hutch
inson (Kan.) Community College,
said his success at Nebraska comes
from being named to the academic
all-Big Eight team and graduating
this December.
Nee said Buchanan was the first
black basketball player at Nebraska to
be named to the academic all-Big
Eight team. Buchanan said the honor
was his best achievement during his
two-year career at Nebraska.
“Basketball is what got me here,
but to get my degree and be able to
work has been my goal,” Buchanan
said. “I feel pretty good about it.
There are very few things that a per
son can be first at at an institution, and
it is just a great feeling to have done it.
“It is my best accomplishment
since I have been living, and it is
noticeable and will help me in the
near future.”
Vick, a starter who played on last
year’s 21-12 team, said the bright
spots of his two-year career included
the Huskers’ third-place finish in the
National Invitation Tournament last
season and the last-second shot he
made in overtime to give Nebraska an
83-81 victory against Kansas last
year.
Rekeweg said that although the
highlight of his two-year career in
cluded defeating Kansas 70-68, he
hopes for a new highlight in one of
Nebraska’s final games.
Nee said the success of the seniors
came in the classroom as well as on
the basketball court. He said all four
seniors have been working toward
their degrees and will graduate by
next December.
Nee said tonight’s game should be
emotional for the seniors because it is
important to them to go out as win
ners.
“It is emotional for me because
these are my guys and my first group
I recruited at Nebraska,” Nee said.
Buchanan, Vick and Rckeweg
agreed that they would like to end
their home careers with a win. But
they also said they are not looking at
tonight’s game as their last.
“We are going to take this game
like we have taken every other game
this year,” Buchanan said.
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