Beck says player was dismissed for ‘disciplinary action’
By Mike KJuck
Staff Reporter __
Nebraska women’s basketball
coach Angela Beck announced Sun
day that senior guard Sabrina Brooks
had beei. dismissed from the team.
Brooks, a transfer from Moberly
(Mo.) Junior College, started four
games for Nebraska this season and
averaged 11.2 points per contest In
Nebraska’s 84-75 overtime loss to
Missouri Jan. 29, Brooks led the
Huskers with 26 points.
Beck refused to comment on the
incident but said Brooks’ dismissal
was part of a disciplinary action.
Brooks said after the Missouri
game she went to Milwaukee, Wis.,
to attend the funeral of her boy
in December.
Brooks’ dismissal did not help
Nebraska during its 82-79 overtime
loss to Kansas Saturday at Allen Field
House in Lawrence, Kan. The loss
was the fifth consecutive conference
setback for the Huskers.
Beck said she wasn’t pleased with
the loss even though Nebraska did
show improvement
“We probably put on one of our
better performances,’’ Beck said.
“Kansas made a very strong come
back in the second half. I don’t want
to sound like I’m satisfied with a loss
but we played very hard and we shot
well from the field and the free throw
line.’’
Nebraska shot 48.2 percent from
the field and connected on 18 of 22
free throws. The Huskers led 33-30 at
halftime and were tied 70-70 at the
end of regulation.
Beck said she was especially
pleased with the performance of sen
ior guard Amy Stephens, who led the
Hunkers with a career-high 37 points.
Beck said Nebraska reevaluated
its offense after suffering its setback
to Iowa State. She said the new of
fense is designed to get Stephens and
senior center Kim Harris better shots.
“We looked at the loss to Iowa
State and determined we didn't get
Amy Stephens enough quality
shots,’’ Beck said. “Against Iowa
State, Amy didn’t get many shots the
first half and most of her shots for the
game came in tire final three minutes
when she was shooting from three
point range.
“We decided we are going to get
Stephens and Harris to carry us on
shooting and (sophomore Ann)
Halsne to shoot,” she said. “Those
guys are going to carry us. Amy did a
great job of getting through several
picks and had a great shooting
night.”
Beck said the close games Ne
braska has played give her confi
dence for the rest of the season. The
Huskers will close out their regular
season schedule by playing four of
their last six games at home.
The greatest margin of Nebraska’s
last five losses was six points to Iowa
State. The other four were three-point
margins, except for Missouri which
was a nine point deficit in overtime.
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friend’s mother. She said she re
turned to Lincoln at 6:45 p.m.
Wednesday night, 45 minutes before
the start of Nebraska’s game against
Iowa State.
Brooks said she was in the
restroom crying following Ne
braska’s 70-64 loss to Iowa State on
Wednesday when Beck asked to
speak to her twice. Brooks said when
she didn’t leave, an assistant coach
told her she should go. Brooks then
learned she was dismissed from the
team on Thursday.
“She (Beck) really doesn’t want
to respect anybody,” Brooks said.
“She wants us to respect her but she
won’t respect us. It’s a lot to it.”
Brooks said she will remain in
school. She said she plans to graduate
