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Nebraska’s Virginia Stahr battles Iowa’s Barb Willis.
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Captains are chosen
Nebraska football coach Tom
Osborne announced that four players
have been chosen as captains and four
others have been awarded scholar
ships.
Osborne said quarterback Gerry
Gdowski, outside linebacker Jeff
Mills, linebacker Randall Jobman and
offensive tackle Doug Glaser all will
serve as captains. The seniors were
selected through a vote of their team
mates.
Osborne also said light end Monte
Kratzcnstein, punter Mike Stigge,
center David Ed cal and outside line
backer Dan Svehla were awarded
walk-on scholarships.
Huskers drop in poll
Two major changes occurred in
this week’s Associated Press Top
25 football poll.
Notre Dame, which opened its
season by defeating Virginia 36-13 in
the Kickoff Classic, moved from sec
ond to first in this week’s poll. Michi
gan, which opens its season against
the Fighting Irish Sept. 16, dropped
from first to second.
The second major change involved
Nebraska, which dropped from third
to fourth. The Comhuskcrs open their
season Saturday against Northern Illi
nois.
In addition to Notre Dame, Michi
gan and Nebraska, the remainder of
the lop-10 teams in the The AP Top 25
included third-ranked Miami, fifth
ranked Auburn and sixth-ranked
UCLA. Arkansas, Oklahoma,
Colorado and Clemson rounded out
the top 10.
Eventual rhythm
leads Huskers to
a three set victory
By Cory Golden
Staff Reporter____
After being shaken and rattled in
the first set, the Nebraska volleyball
team found its rhythm and rolled over
the Iowa Hawkeyes.
Nebraska defeated Iowa 15-11,
15-12, 15-6 before a crowd of 1,257
Saturday at the NU Coliseum.
With the Comhuskcrs leading 4-0
in the first set, Nebraska junior out
side hitter Linda Barsncss was helped
off the floor by the Nebraska trainers
after suffering a knee injury.
Barsncss tore an anterior circulate
ligament and is out for the remainder
of the season.
Nebraska coach Terry Pettit said
Barsncss probably will have surgery
later this week.
Pettit said the loss of Barsncss
knocked Nebraska out of sync in the
first set.
“I think it sh(X)k us a hit,” Pettit
said. “1 think we never did gel into a
rhythm.”
Nebraska increased its lead to 6-0
before Iowa battled back to pull
within one at 11-10 in the first set.
Nebraska trailed by scores of 7-3 and
12-9 in the second and 3-0 in third
before winning all three games.
Pettit said it look a little lime for
the Huskers to adjust to playing with
out Barsness, who led Nebraska in
kills last season with 465.
“Toward the middle of the second
game we started to get the ball to
(Janet) Kruse and our middle and we
got into a rhythm,” Pettit said.
Kruse finished with 12 kills and a
.409 hitting percentage. Senior All
American Virginia Stahr had 10 kills
with a .714 hitting percentage.
, Barsness’ replacement, freshman
Debbie Brand, of Adelaide, South
Australia, contributed four kills and a
team-high eight digs.
Pettit said he was pleased with the
play of Brand.
“Thai’s a pretty lough situation to
pul a freshman in,’ ’ he said. “It’s one
thing to put a freshman in when they
know they can come back out. It’s
another thing when you know you
need to produce. Debbie’s an experi
enced player. I thought she handled it
really well.’’
Barsncss became the Huskcrs’
second outside hitter to be sidelined
because of injury. Sophomore Cris
Hall hasn't played yet this season be
cause of back spasms.
Pettit said he was pleased with the
way the Huskcrs played in absence of
two experienced outside hitters.
“Iowa’s a good team,’’ he said.
“It is not an easy team, more impor
tantly, it’s an experienced team and
it’s a team that’s just not going to give
up.’’
Iowa coach Ruth Nelson said the
unranked Hawkeyes will be a legiti
mate top-20 team this year.
“We’ll be fine this season,’’ Nel
son said. "We will be a good, solid
top-20 team by the end of the sea
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