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Robin Trimarchi/DaiEy Nebraskan Harlem Globetrotter Lou Dunbar bares all for referee Terry Chappell during the Globetrotters’ stop at the Pershing Auditorium Wednesday. Women’s Swimming: The team has been having a good week of practice in preparation for Friday ’s dual meet with Southern Illinois, Coach Ray Huppert said. With the exception of Beth Smith, who has a sore shoulder, the team is healthy. Men’s Swimming: Graduate as sistant coach Ed Lower said times should improve for the Huskers against Southern Illinois. A few team members are recovering from the flu, he said. Track: Some women sprinters and some throwers will travel to Manhattan, Kan. for the Kansas State Open on Saturday, Coach Gary Pepin said. Some other people will go to Kansas and com pete unattached, he said. The Big Eight conference meet will be Feb. 22. — Matt Herek GET YOUR VALENTINE SOMETHING FROM THE STORE WITH A HEART IWagey Drug I 55th & South 17th & Washington 27th & Vine — ■ ■■■■■■ Li— — " ""■■■■ .*■■■■ ' "■ 1 Domeier Continued from Page 15 But that doesn’t make the Huskers the pseudo-Sooners. The Husker King, Rich, doesn’t run to half court and pretend he’s rolling dice, like die Sooner King, Stacey, used to do. As far as I know, the Huskers don’t flip off opposing crowds very often. Danny Nee doesn’t imitate movie stars. Everyone must remember just how obnoxious the Sooners were in the last half of the 1980s. They won a ton, ran up the score and flaunted every advantage. In fact, the only thing more ir ritat ing than Oklahoma’s recent arrogance is the year-in, year-out programmed pomposity at Kansas (another reason I should have done something like spit in dial writer’s pop). That’s why Saturday should be so m uch fun for Nebraska fans and Okla homa haters. About 14,500 members of both groups will pack the Bob Devaney Sports Center to watch the Huskers play the Sooners that night. Nebraska is 20-4 (savor that for a minute) and 6-3 in the Big Eight. Oklahoma is 15-9 and 4-5 in the Big Eight, with losses in six of their last seven games (savor that for an hour). Oklahoma Coach Billy Tubbs had nothing to say in a teleconference Monday (savor that for the rest of your life, because it won’t happen again). Nebraska is the better team. Ne braska proved that it is the better team by routing Oklahoma a few weeks ago. And Nebraska should win Satur day. The Huskers, 20-4 overall,6-3 in the Big Eight, still in the conference race, should annihilate the Sooners. The Huskers will be playing to stay in the conference race. The fans, forgetting the Big Eight for a few hours, will be cheering for old insults to be avenged. What a concept — the Sooners, timidly sitting at the end of the game instead of running around like those 10th, 11th and 12th players actually did anything! The referees giving pity calls to Billy Tubbs because he’s losing, not because he’s whining! And the Huskers will dance and prance and go in for breakaway dunks and pull up for three-pointers and generally walk all over Oklahoma. Rich King may even step out of character, walk to half-court and pretend he is throwing dice. No, the Huskers aren ’ t the Sooners this year. Come Saturday, every Nebraska backer will be thankful for that. Domeier is a senior news-editorial major and the Daily Nebraskan sports editor. Novak Continued from Page 15 your career if you’re dedicated to the sport” Last year, Novak recorded 1,553 set assists and guided the Comhuskers to a 32-3 record and their 15th con secutive Big Eight Championship. She also was tabbed an All-American for the second consecutive year. But despite playing for one of the best programs in the nai.on, Novak said there is no comparison between college players and U.S. National Team members. “It’s a whole new level,” Novak r said. The players here have been in the game for so long, and they’ve been playing together a lot.” Three setters are in frontof Novak, including former Husker All-Ameri can Lori Endicott, who starts for the national team. Novak said she needs to raise her level of play and improve her ball-handling skills to break into the top three and make the team. Novak said that former Husker assistant John Cook, who is an assis tant for the U.S. men’s team, has helped make her transition easier. “Cook has been a big help,” No vak said. “When you don’t know anybody and you’re in a new town, knowing somebody can make a big difference.” —--1 Rec Scoreboard Results from Tuesday's games. Men's basketball Fraternity A Sigma Alpha Epsilon 71. Triangle 40; Chi Phi A1 68, Farmhouse A1 64 OT; Beta Sigma Psi 44. Delta Tau Delta 37; Delta Upsilon A1 59, Phi Kappa Psi 45, Sigma Phi Epsilon A2 49, Sigma Nu A1 43 Fraternity C Phi Gamma Delta 44. Sigma Phi Epsilon C1 19; Alpha Tau Omega C2 70, Sigma Nu C1 27; Alpha Tau Omega C1 64, Sigma Phi Epsilon C244; Farmhouse C1 53, Alpha Gamma Sigma 41; Delta Tau Delta C1 45, Chi Phi C2 37; Farm house C2 102, Triangle 24; Tau Kappa Epsilon 52, Sigma Alpha Epsilon C2 44; Sigma Alpha Epsilon C1 by forfeit over Beta Theta Pi. Independent A Team 3 90, Delta Sigma Pi 50; The Moser's 100, Beer Nuts 65; Bombers 68, Dribblers 58 Independent B Blue Wave 58, Smack's Attack 37. Independent C Planes, Traines & Auto 78, Super Jocks 58, Primetime 71, Your Mamma 24. Rapidly Aging Slow Guys 54, Gun ners 34, Court Gnomes 67, The Good Morticians 47; Ice Roc's 78, The b^ndkate 56; The Bailers 100. The Bums Residence B Burr 3 West 59, Cougars 36; Harper 3 42. Schramm 2 33; Selieck 8100 52. Abel 7 37. Residence BC Cather 13B 64, Abel 6B 28; Abel 12B 69, Cather 13C 25; Falcons B 80, Burr West B 20. Residence C Abel 11 53, Cather 5 46 OT; Abel 9 70, Abel 6 30; Selieck 8200 49, Cather 9 16. Women's basketball Nay Crusaders by forfeit over Quash ers;The Bombers40, Minimum Contacts 37; Grant/Aurora 35, Schramm 710 one half. Co-rec volleyball AB Betty’s And Barney's 2, Schramm 3&8 0, Acacia B 2, Ag Men 1; Acacia B 2, Betty’s and Barney's 1; FCA by forfeit over Sigma Nu/AOP. BC Magnificent Seven 2, Neihardt Staf fage 0; Chi Phi 3 by forfeit over After Hours; Abel 11 2, Flim Flam Flukes 0, SAE & Delta Gamma 2, UCSC Banana Slugs 1; Schramm 2 & Possey 2, Just Don’t Matter 1; SAE & lil Sisters 2, Chi Phi 2 0; Dead Puppies 2, Abel 4/Sandoz 7 0. Men’s Basketball 1. Sigma Alpha Epsilon-A (4-0) 2. Sigma Nu-A (4-0) '3. Burnt Toast (3-0) 4. Alpha Tau Omega-A2 (3-0) 5. Gather 3-A (4-0) 6. Midnight Blue (3-0) 7. Establishment (3-0) 8. The The (2-0) 9. Young Guns (3-0) 10. Lambda Chi Alpha-B2 (3-0) Women’s Basketball 1. Volleyballers (3-0) 2. Alpha Omicron Pi (3-0) 3. Your Loss FYI (4-0) 4. Musketeers (3-0) 5. U.N. Nuns (4-0) 6. Alpha Phi-A2 (2-0) 7. The Holy Hits (4-0) 8. Grant/Aurora (2-1) 9. Quashers (2-1) 10. The Bombers (2-1) Co-rec Volleyball 1. Fluffaluffacuss (3-1) 2. Pi Kappa Phi/Kappa Alpha Theta (4-0) 3. Sweethogs (4-0) 4. Just Don’t Matter (3-0) 5. The Betty’s & Barney’s (2-0) 6. You Said What (3-0) 7. Delta Tau Delta (4-0) 8. Phi Slamma Jamma (3-1) 9. SA Spikers II (3-1) 10. Alpha Omicron Pi (2-1) From the Office of Campus Recreation 2 Appliances 5.0 dorm refrigerator. $150 obo. Factory warranty. Will deliver 476-1323 WASHER/DRYER $25 Down and $25 monthly of three payments. No interest on these used machines Most units. $100 90day warranty Also stoves, refngerators. and furniture on payments 466-6252. Free deliveryii 3 Bicycles For Sale 1988 Schw.nn te Tour, excellent shape Call 435-5576 1988 Univega sport 12-speed Like new $150. 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