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GREGORY from Page 7
Gregory knows all about the tradi
tion surrounding the Nebraska-Okla
homa game. His father was a Husker
co-captain in 1967. Ben Gregory
rushed for 1,062 yards and caught 36
passes for 456 yards in his three-year
Nebraska career.
Gregory said his father’s accom
plishments did not have a big influ
ence on his decision to become a
Husker.
“He didn’t influence me as much
as people might think,” Gregory
said. ‘‘He just told me what I could
expect coming here. That was some
thing I couldn’t get from other
schools.”
Last year Gregory led the Huskers
in receiving with 20 catches for 239
yards and two touchdowns. Those
accomplishments helped him cam
honorable-mention All Big Eight
honors.
They also helped him enter this
season tied for 44th on the Nebraska
career receiving chart with 26
catches for 297 yards and two touch
downs.
Brown said Gregory’s accom
plishments do not go unnoticed.
“Morgan plays with a lot of
poise,’’ Brown said. “He runs excel
lent routes, and has really soft hands.
“One thing that goes unnoticed is *
his perimeter blocking. In our offense
we need good blocking to run around
the comers and he is an excellent
perimeter blocker.’’
KANSAS from Page 7
limiting Kansas to a hitting percent
age of .000 on 25 kills.
“I thought we did some things
really well,” Nebraska coach Terry
Pettit said. ‘‘I thought we ran our
middle really well with Carla and
Virginia (Stahr). I thought we ran our
block really well, but we had too
many service errors.”
Nebraska committed 10 service
errors in the match.
Baker led the Huskers in blocks
with nine - three unassisted.
Stahr, who was named the Big
Eight Player of the Week for her
performance last week, established a
new career mark for service aces with
150, which bettered the old mark held
by former Husker Lori Endicott.
Stahr’s ace came in the second
game, which put the Huskers on top
of the Jayhawks 6-0, but had a serv ice
error on her next serve.
After Kansas scored its first point
of that game to cut the lead to five,
Kruse served for seven straight points
to put the Huskers up 13-1, with
Baker slamming three consecutive
kills in that stretch.
Nebraska setter Val Novak, who
had 36 assists in the match and two
service aces, ended the game with her
second ace of the match.
In the first game, Kansas jumped
ahead 3-0 on three straight service
errors by Nebraska. The Jayhawks
went on to leads of 3-1,4-2 and 5-3
before Nebraska took control of the
match. Shannon ended the game witn
a pair of kills off serves by Novak.
Kansas was ahead 2-0 and 3-2 in
the third game before being kept
scoreless until Nebraska had a
sizeable 11-3 lead. The Huskers in
creased the score to 14-4, before
Kansas rallied and cut it in half at 14
7.
Freshman Stephanie Thaler
clinched the game and match with a
block of a ball hit by the Jayhawks’
Shelly Jorgensen.
Four reserves -- Beeky# Bolli, Val
erie Vermeulen, Debbie Brand and
Thaler - saw limited action in the
match, as Pettit said he wanted to give
his starters the opportunity to execute
longer in preparation for Saturday’s
match with 16th-ranked Illinois.
“We wanted to get a rhythm going
into this weekend so we needed to
work on some things,” Pettit said.
“We had some players who have
been working hard in practice and
who could also play a role this week
end so I wanted to give them some
playing time. More importantly,
though, we wanted to establish a
rhythm with Val and her attackers.”
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