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Obligations keep injured Jelks going
By Kelly Anders
Staff Reporter
When Nebraska sprinter Bobby
Jelks lines up to compete in this
weekend’s NCAA track and field
championships, he won’t be nervous.
‘Tm just going to have fun,” he
said.
Jelks said there
won’t be any
picture uii mm
because he isn’t
favored to win the
men’s portion of
the 200-meter . .
dash. He said that J©IKS
anonymity could work in his favor at
the meet, which will be held today
and Saturday at the Hoosier Dome in
Indianapolis.
“At meets here I feel pressured to
do weli for my friends as well as for
myself,’* Jelks said. “But at away
meets no one knows who you are and
it doesn’t matter as much. I won’t be
excited until the gun goes off.’’
Jelks said his goal entering the
meet is to earn All-America honors
by finishing among the top six com
petitors. He said that task will not be
easy because an injured Achilles ten
don has prevented him from running
hard for two weeks.
Jelks said he knows the competi
tion at the NCAA’s will be tough.
Jelks said no other meet compares
to the NCAA championships.
“After competing in big meets
like the NCAA championships and
(facing) the competition there, all
other ones are riff-raff meets,” he
said.
Jelks said Nebraska’s last two
major meets, the Big Eight champi
onships and the Frank Sevigne
Husker Invitational, left him upset
because he’s never lost in two meets
in a row. He finished second to
Drake’s Steve Little in the 200-mcter
dash at the Husker Invitational, and
finished fourth at the conference
championships.
“I expect to win even when I’m
hurt,” Jelks said, “I expect to win
every lime I touch the track. When I
don’t, I always feci there’s something
I could’ve done.”
He said his loss to Little was also
upsetting.
“He’s never beaten me before,”
Jelks said.
Jelks said his preparations for the
Big Eight championships were hin
dered by his injury. He said the injury
didn’t allow him to walk until two
days before the meet.
Although the pain worsened dur
ing the finals, Jelks said, obligations
kept him going. He said his parents
presence was also influential.
‘‘I didn’t want to quit because it
was the Big Eight and I couldn’t let
the rest of the team down,” Jelks
said, “plus my parents were there.”
Jelks said a lot of people figured he
had a bad day at the Big Eight cham
pionships because they didn’t know
he was hurt. He said he felt better
after a talk with his parents.
“They told me that getting fourth
place in my condition was good,” he
said. “If I’d been healthy, results
would’ve been different.”
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said he was pleased by Smith’s pitch
ing.
‘‘I think he had some anxiety
pitching the first time for Nebraska,”
Sanders said. ‘‘But he settled down
and pitched well in spots_He’ll do
a fine job for us.”
Sanders also said Doug Tegtmeier
pitched strong in the second game.
Tegtmeier pitched six innings,
giving up five hits and two earned
runs while striking out four and walk
ing two.
The game was called because of
darkness after six innings.
Tegtmeier said he was satisfied
with his performance, considering it
was the first time he had ever pitched
that long.
Offensively, Ramos led the Husk
ers going 4 for 4 in the second game,
including two RBIs.
Sanders said the wins, which
raised Nebraska’s record to 4-0,
should help the team’s confidence
going into the next game against na
tionally-rated Arkansas Sunday.
Sanders said he was especially
pleased that so many players were
able to get into the game.
“It takes away a little bit of the
rhythm and continuity when you do
that, but it likewise provides an op
portunity for evaluation and gives
more people an opportunity to evolve
themselves,” he said.
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