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I Campus Recreation sponsors sports trivia championships
I Four students will compete for
the all-university, know it-ali award
when the finals of the Office of
Campus Recreation sports trivia
contest are held tonight
Craig Christensen, relations
director for campus recreation, said
the competition will be patterned
after the MTV game snow, Re
mote Control. He said the contest
will include four categories: base
ball, football, basketball and gen
eral sports trivia.
Christensen said the contest’s
four competitors will begin by facing
one another in a prelim inary round.
The two winning competitors then
will advance to a championship
matchup.
Competitors will be asked a
question and will be awarded 20
points if they answer it correctly
within 30 seconds. If they fail to
answer it, their opponent will be
awarded 10 points if they provide
the correct response within 15
seconds.
The four contestants include
Chris Oerman, a junior from Craig,
who is enrolled in the Teachers
College; Gene Tingwald, an unde
dared junior from Omaha; Chris
Shecren, a junior in the College of
Arts & Sciences; and David
Schwartz, a sophomore engineer
ing major from Falls City.
German, the competition ’ s top
seed, will face the fourth-seeded
Schwartz, in the opening round,
while the second-seeded Tingwald
will square off against Sheeren.
Christensen said the public is
invited to attend the contest, which
will start at 6:15 p.m. in studio
three at the Nebraska Educational
Television Network, 1800 N. 33rd
St
UN basketball team plays No Names in season opener
The Daily Nebraskan basket
ball team will open its season to
night by facing a bunch of No
Names — literally.
The DN, which is billing itself
as the Rag Attack, will face the No
Names at 10:35 p.m. on court tour
in the Lee and Helene Sapp Rec
reation Facility.
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The DN’s starting lineup will
include guards Tim Hartman and
Ryan Sleeves, forwards Craig
Wagner and David Fahleson, and
center Dan Burke.
Nee says coaches, players won’t give up,
will try new lineup against Oklahoma
By Jeff Apel
Senior Editor
Nebraska men’s basketball coach
Danny Nee refuses to give up.
Nee said he isn’t giving up even
though his team has lost five of its last
six games to drop its record to 7-10
overall and 04 in the Big Eight. Things
do not gel any easier for the Corn
huskers, as they travel to Norman,
Okla., to face ninth-ranked Oklahoma
on Wednesday night.
Nee said Nebraska needs to do an
about-face in its fundamentals in order
to salvage its remaining conference
season.
“We feel the fundamentals are
breaking down,” Nee said during his
weekly press conference Monday. “At
times our fumiamentals are notsound.
That’s the only way I can put it.”
Nee said neither he nor his players
arc giving up on the rest of the season.
‘‘This is not over,” he said. “It’s
not over until we say it’s over. It’s
never entered my mind that we can’t
get it done.
“I think (the players) are really
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Nee said the Nebraska coaches are
taking the same approach toward the
Oklahoma game that they have taken
toward any other contest. He said the
only changes will be the benching of
center Rich King and swingman Ray
“Ice” Richardson.
Nee said senior Richard van Pocl
geesl will replace King because the 7
foot-2 junior has been struggling
against frequent double-team compe
tition. King tallied four points during
the first half of Nebraska’s 91-83 loss
to Iowa Slate on Saturday at the Bob
Devaney Sports Center.
Nee said Keith Moody will re
place Richardson. He said Moody
was inserted because he will give
Nebraska an extra ballhandler against
Oklahoma’s trapping defense.
David Hanaan/Dally Nabraskan
Nebraska guard Clifford Scales drives the baseline against
Iowa State. Scales stepped out of bounds on the play.
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