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LEWIS from Page 13
there and play whether I get much
attention or not”
Those types of statements, Ne
braska secondary coach George Dar
lington said, are typical of Lewis.
“‘He’s reasonably quiet He’s kind
ofasarious-typepenon,” Darlington
said. ”He’s friendly, but more or less
a serious person than a happy-go
lucky kind of guy.”
Etoriington and McBride said
Lewis’ biggest drawback is his 5
foot-11,175-pound frame.
•“He’s, not real big physically,”
Darlington said. “It would be nice if
he were 10 pounds heavier ... but
that’s not a weakness.”
Lewis has a different approach to
his size.
“I’m not the smallest guy on the
I team, weight-wiseanyway,” he said,
“so I don t pay attention to that Ifl
can get the Job done and keep my
speedup. Til be fine.”
And speed, Darlington said, is one
of Lewis biggest assets.
“He's a good tackier and he
understands what we do defensively
very well," Darlington said, “and lie
has very good speed — the pros were
excited with him."
Darlington said Lewis tested out
high among Husker players in front
or pro scouts last spring, including a
top-five finish in the agility run.
Nebraska strength and condition
ing coach Boyd Epley said Lewis was
last timed at 4.47 seconds in the 40
yard dash*
Darlington said Lewis’ style of
play is another strong point
*‘He's a real aggressive guy,
Darlington said. “He*s not a passive
player at all — in coverage or in run
support”
Lewis said he never takes it easy
on the field.
“I try to play lOOpercent,” Lewis
said. “I'm gonna' go out there and
play lOOpercent, and if aplay conies
my way, I’m going to attack the play
100 percent
“If you want to call it aggressive,
you can call it aggressive.
Call it what you want, but so far
it’s worked, as Lewis has started the
last three games for the Huskers. He
has tallied five, unassisted tackles,
one assisted stop and has broken up a
pass.
And, if Lewis has it his way, he’ll
have a big game against Oregon State
even if people don’t remember his
name.
“As long as I’ve fulfilled my goals
internally, that’s all I can do, * he
said.
QUBA from Page 13
McDermott in his one year as coach
of the men’s and women’s teams.
McDermott put her in the No. 1 posi
tion, and she placed fifth at the Big
Eight tournament.
McDermott, though, decided to go
back to coaching just the men. Guba
said she agreed with his decision.
4 ‘The men were so much better, he
needed to concentrate more time on
them,” she said. “Besides, it was a
lot better for us to have a full-time
coach.”
That doesn’t mean the transition
from McDermott to new coach Gregg
Calvin was easy, she said. Especially
when her old coach practiced every
day with his squad on the courts next
door.
“I felt really comfortable around
Kerry,” she said. “He recruited me,
and he spent so much time with me.
So even though he wasn’t my coach,
I kept going back to him.
‘‘I didn’t let Gregg get to know me
that well.”
Time has eased the differences
between herself and her coach.
’.‘‘Now, Gregg and I get along per
fectly,” she said.
Guba said she hopes to finish
among the top four in the Big Eight
this year.
In addition to her responsibilities
as the No. 1 player, Guba has taken on
the role of helping the freshmen adapt
to the Husker program. Guba, Nancy
Tyggum and Meghan Quinn are the
most experienced players as juniors.
Guba said she is confident the
team will come around. The unity is
exceptional, she said, and that will
help the team improve.
The dreams of playing as a pro
have dimmed, she said. She said she
is enjoying her classes, and she may
try to get a job right out of college.
Guba has three years to think
about her future. Until she earns her
degree as an international business
major, she will continue the class
practico-homework routine.
Keteyian to make
local appearance
The su*or of “Big Red Confiden
tial: Inside Nebraska Football” will
'make an appearance on two Lincoln
radio stations before appearing for a
press conference today.
Armen Keteyian will speak on
KLMS, 1480 AM, and KFMQ, 102
FM, between 8 and 9 a.m. today.
Listeners ut invited to call in and ask
the author questions.
Keteyian then will appear at a
press conference at the Comhusker
Hotel, 333 S. 13th, at 10 a.m.
rastpitch victors
control competition
Delta Tau Delta used a strong
overall performance to win the men’s
fastpitch intramural softball title.
Delta Tau Delta rolled through the
suigle-ebiuinaKioci competition by
blistering Beta Sigma Psi 10-0 in the
championship same at the 19th and
Vine streets softball diamonds.
Delta Tau Delta opened the tour
nament by defeating Triangle 18-0,
then posted a 10-0 victory against
Omaha Petersen. Delta Tau Delta
then continued its shutout streak by
blasting Beta Sigma Psi.
Beta Sigma Psi advanced to the
championship game of the 12-teain
competition by defeating Alpha Tau
Omega 16-0, fau Kappa Epsilon 15
10 and So What 10-9.
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