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    Nebraska wrestlers take down Gophers
By Nick Hodge
Senior Reporter
The Nebraska wrestling team
continued its dual meet hot streak
Wednesday after edging Minnesota
21-17 Wednesday night at the Bob
Dcvaney Sports Center.
The Huskers have won eight of
their last nine dual meets.
Cornhuskcr coach Tim Neumann
said he thinks his team is on “a roll”
and hoped the victory is a confidence
builder.
‘ This is a big w in, simply because
they’re probably the third best Big
Ten team,” Neumann said. “The Big
Ten has been really coming on as far
as their national rank. Plus, they
wrestled tonight with their best pos
sible line up.
"They had both their national
runnerups, all their rated guys — the
whole bit,” Neumann said. “So, to
beat their team at full strength and
with us not quite at full strength was
good.” Nebraska was not at full
strength, with 118-pound Terry Cook
and 134-pound Dave Droegemucller
not competing against Minnesota
because of injuries.
The Gophers’ two most decisive
victories came from former All
Americans 118-pound Keith Nix and
177-pound Dave Dean.
After the Gophers opened the
match with Nix’s decision over Ne
braska’s Jim Sanchez, Nebraska’s
126-pound Jason Kelbcr pinned
Minnesota’s Scott Rohrcr in the first
period to give the Huskcrs’ a 6-3 lead
they wouldn’t relinquish.
Nebraska’s 134-pound Mike
Hemann decisioncd the Gophers Jim
Hamel, who entered the meet ranked
No. 11 nationally, 4-3. Neumann said
Hemann’s win was “huge.”
A draw by 142-pound Layne Bill
ings and a decision by 150-pound
Paul Herrera pushed Nebraska’s lead
to 14-5.
Nebraska’s 158-pound Jeff
Collvet and Gopher Gordy Morgan,
ranked No. 7, battled to a draw.
The Huskers’ 167-pound Scott
Chcnowcth scored a takedown with
0:52 left in his match with Minne
sota’s Marty Morgan to pull out a 4-3
decision and give Nebraska a 19-7
advantage.
However, the Gophers got a tech
nical fall from Dean overNebraska’s
Cody Olson and a major decision
from 190-pound Chris Short over
Husker Tommy Robbins to make the
score 19-16 heading into the heavy
weight matchup.
Although they were ahead, the
Huskers needed a draw by heavy
weight Sonny Manley to win.
Manley held off Minnesota’s Jeff
Balcom in a draw'. The Gophers had a
point deducted for arguing with the
official to finalize the scoring.
The No. 14 ranked Huskers im
proved their dual record to 11-5-2.
Meanwhile, the No. 12 Gophers fell
to 14-8.
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