I PROGRESS from Page 10
the way the Huskcrs had improved
since the beginning of the year. He
said he also was pleased with their
success.
Nebraska finished its season with
a 3-1-1 record.
“We ended up with eight scholar
ship guys on the freshman team and
five of those were linemen,’’ Thorell
said, “so it didn’t leave us with a lot
of so-called ‘skill position’ players
on the team.
“But we have a real fine group of
walk-ons and they really came
through, guys like David Seizys «
who’s a really good player with a lot
of talent who I think is going to play
here some day.’’
I BUFFS from Page 9
McCartney praised Nebraska’s
defense.
“We couldn’t run our option
game effectively, because their free
safety was down our throats,’’ Mc
Cartney said. “All year long, when
teams have done that to us, we threw
the ball. But we couldn’t do that to
day because of our inability to protect
our quarterback.”
But McCartney said Hagan’s
athletic ability is what saved the
Buffs.
“I thought he did an absolutely
terrific job out there today,” he said.
“To have a quarterback like that -
with his ability to improvise and
Seizys — who finished the year as
the leading receiver with nine catches
tor 155 yards - was an important part
"lc Hunkers’ ^me plan against
Waldorf, ThorcII said.
He was a guy we needed to get
the ball to, Thorell said, “because
he s probably as big a threat guy as
we have.”
Seizys said his performance
against Waldorf made up for some
trouble he had during the rest of the
season.
“This game was great,” said the
5-foot 8-inch, 166-pound freshman.
All year I’ve kind of been hobbling
the punts. I got the one today and the
touchdown, so that really helped ...
It was my birthday today (Friday), so
that really added to it.”
make something positive happen -- is
a luxury most teams don’t have.”
Colorado’s fans, McCartney said,
were also a big factor in the win. He
said he is pleased to see the entire
community supporting the Buffs the
way they have all season.
“That student body wants to go to
Miami as badly as we do,” McCart
ney said. “I’ve seen a lot of stadiums,
but I’ve never seen a crowd like
that.”
Hagan said it’s too early to be
talking about the national champion
ship, and maybe even too early to talk
about the Orange Bowl.
“When the Orange Bowl comes,
we’ll talk about the Orange Bowl,”
Thorell cited graduate assistant
Jeff Jamrog’s job with the junior
varsity linebacking corps as a reason
for the team’s success. He said Daren
Williams, a scholarship linebacker
from Chicago, 111., was the team’s
most-improved defensive player.
Thorell, who is now 10-4-1 after
three years as the junior varsity
coach, said left tackle John Butala
was the most-improved player on
offense.
“We’ve made a lot of progress ..
. I think everyone improved over the
course of the year,’’ Thorell said.
“Finishing 3-1-1 is a fairly good
season for us.
“I feel good about the way they
finished the season and, hopefully, a
lot of these guys can go on to have a
good future here.’’
he said. “For now, we’ve got two
games remaining.”
* Free safety Tim James, however,
was ready to discuss New Year’s Day
plans.
“We’re going to Miami,’ ’ he said.
“We knew that if our offense kept
coming back, there was no way they
were going to beat us.”
Hagan said the victories against
Oklahoma and Nebraska in the span
of eight days were the “sweetest part
of a sweet season.”
“We’ve been on a mission all
year,” Hagan said. “I don’t think
we’re great right now. At the end of
the season, we’ll talk about how great
we are.”
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Wrestlers prepare for 1989 season
Nebraska’s Corey Olson made a strong bid to earn a starting job
during the Comhusker wrestling team’s exhibition match Friday at
Harvard.
Olson pinned Tucker Thompson in the 177-pound competition. That
performance was critical, as the 177-pound class was one of three in
which starters had not been named.
The other weights in which wrestlers were battling for starting
positions were in the 118 and 158-pound classes. In the 118-pound
competition, John Buxton decisioned Butch McFee 3-0 and Jim San
chez decisioned Jeremie Eckley 3-2, while Dan Harrison decisioned
Jamie Penning 7-2 in the 158-pound competition.
Nebraska, which is ranked No. 6 by Amateur Wrestling News, opens
its season Friday against Wyoming. The match begins at 8:30 p.m. in
Laramie, Wyo.
cooper among 1 norpe Award finalists
Nebraska safety Reggie Cooper is one of 10 finalists for the Jim
Thorpe Award, which is presented annually to college football’s best
defensive back. .
Joining Cooper as finalists arc Missouri’s Adrian Jones, Michigan
State’s Harlon Barnett, Arizona State’s Nathan LaDuke and Houston’s
Alton Montgomery. Georgia Tech’s Ken Swilling, Michigan’s Tripp
Welcoume, Notre Damers Todd Lyght, USC’s Mark Carrier and
Fresno State’s James Williams also arc finalists.
Changes planned for NU home games
At least two changes await fans who attend Nebraska men’s basket
ball games at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
The first change involves the broadcast booth, where Larry
Moehlenbrink will replace Kent Pavelka as the announcer for KFAB
radio. Moehlenbrink currently provides sideline reports during Ne
braska football games.
The second change will involve the press, which will be moved from
its current mid-level seating arrangement to tables at floor level.
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