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Bowlers receive All-America honors
Two members of the Nebraska
men’sand women’show l in gleams
were awarded second-team All
America honors Monday.
Kim Berke, a sophomore busi
ness major from Beatrice, and Paul
Fleming, a junior general studies
major from Peculiar, Mo., were
selected for the team by the Na
tional Collegiate Bowling Coaches’
Association. Berke also was named
an academic All-America selec
tion.
I Crew team records tirst, third places
The Nebraska crew team re
corded first- and third- place fin
ishes at the President’s Regatta last
weekend in Topeka, Kan.
Nebraska’s Ron Vokoun and
Dave Schmidt won the men’s var
sity pair competition over a 400
meter course, while the Com
huskers’ mixed-eight squad entfy
finished third over the same dis
tance. The members of the mixed
eight squad included Vokoun,
Schmidt, Teresa Kastl, Jackie Sutsin,
Amy Green, Eric Dove, Vicki
Schormaker, Jon Paladino and
steerer Eric Dunning.
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Rodgers faces competition for I-back
by John Adkisson
Staff Reporter
Terry Rodgers says he is the type
of person who backs down from noth
ing. And after the junior I-back battled
back from a career-threatening knee
injury to play in six games for Ne
braska last season, he proved he was
a competitor.
But Rodgers’ biggest challenge may
be getting playing time during his
senior year.
Rodgers entered spring practice
second on Nebraska’s depth chart at
I-back, behind sophomore Leodis
Flowers. With the addition of high
school standouts Derek Brown and
Calvin Jones to the team this fall, the
position became loaded with talent.
“I love the competition,” Rodg
ers said. “The more guys I got going
against me, the better I perform.”
Rodgers said his knee still is not
fully recuperated from the injury which
made him sit out most of his sopho
more season. Last season he returned
to action, gaining 144 yards on 34
attempts.
“I’m still not back to 100 per
■ cent,’ ’ Rodgers said. * Ttgcts frustrat
ing not being able to go as fast or as
hard as you know you can.”
Rodgers said he has put the injury
behind him and is focusing on the fall
campaign.
“It’s in the past now. Those are
the things that happen in the game.
It’s a violent sport, and sometimes
there arc violent consequences,”
Rodgers said.
Injuries haven’t been Rodgers’ only
problem since coming to Nebraska.
At 5 feet 7 inches and 170 pounds,
Rodgers’ small stature has been an
other obstacle for him to overcome.
“Terry lost some weight during
l his rehabilitation and that set him
| back even more, but he’s had a great
I attitude considering everything he’s
' been through,” said head football
coach Tom Osborne.
Rodgers also has had to deal with
some off-field distractions. His father
Johnny, a 1972 Hcisman Trophy
winner for Nebraska, was involved in
a recruiting scandal concerning Hous
ton quarterback Andre Ware.
Head football coach Tom Osborne eyes his players Monday
as they practice in light rain and wind.
“My dad’s a grown man,’’ Rodg
ers said. “Sure, I’m concerned about
him and some of the bad things that
have happened, but I can’t tell him
what to do and what not to do.’’
In light of all his problems, would
Rodgers consider himself unlucky?
‘Td say that there’s been things
that have happened to me that lots of
other athletes don’t have to go
through,” Rodgers said. ‘‘But if I sit
back and think about what could’ve
been, I’ll lose all that I’ve worked so
hard for.”
Gymnastics
Continued from Page 9
Icss-than-spcciacular away from home.
Nebraska’s fourth-place finish at
last season’s NCAA championships
was the highest by the women’steam.
This year, it could be higher.
Maybe even at the top.
Green is a senior news-editorial major
and a Daily Nebraskan sports senior re
porter and columnist.
Bair
Continued from Page 8
the uneven bars (9.85). She lied the
school record of 9.85 on ihc balance
beam against Iowa State.
But her individual success, as well
as the team’s success, came as little
surprise to Bair.
“I’ve worked hard, and I knew
what I could do,’’ she said. “We’ve
got a lot of talent, and a lot of return
ing seniors and juniors from last year’s
team.”
Because of the team’s leadership,
Bair said, the Huskcrs have a good
chance to win the national title.
‘‘Even though everybody’s pretty
excited, we’re a good enough team to
know that we have a lot wc have to get
done this weekend,” she said. “ We’ve
been working hard on trying to clean
up executions and mistakes that will
get us small deductions.”
Bair said the Husker coaches have
tried to ensure a fun week of practice
this week to keep anxiety and tension
to a minimum.
‘They’ve been encouraging us a
lot, and it’s helped,” she said.
Bair, who plans to graduate this
May with an advertising degree, was
named to the Academic All-Big Eight
team for the third consecutive year.
She has a 3.13 grade point average.
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