Football, Olympics popular,
wrestling tops disliked list
Th® Associated Press
Americans love football, the Olym
pics, baseball, basketball and figure
skating.
They hate to watch wrestling, golf,
boxing, Roller Derby and hockey —
or at least enough people do to put
those sports atop die least-popular
list.
Those are some of die findings of
survey of America’s sports tastes.
People were asked to give their opin
ions of 71 participant sports and 114
spectator sports.
Professional football topped all
sports with 39 percent of Americans
saying they loved it or considered it
one of their favorites. NCAA football
ran second, followed by the Winter
Olympics, Summer Olympics, major
league baseball, high school football,
NBA basketball and figure skating.
Some major sports flopped in the
survey. NHL hockey ranked 40th,
men’s pro tennis 68th, women’s pro
tennis 71st and World Cup soccer
75th.
Auto racing may pack huge crowds
at the tracks, but Indy-CART racing
ranks only 26th in popularity, just
behind NASCAR.
PGA golf, shown nearly every week
on national television because it ap
peals to wealthier, older viewers
important to the sport’s sponsors,
ranked 43rd — behind tractor pulls
and body-building. The LPGA golf
was even further behind at No. 69.
Pro wrestling topped the unpopu
larity list, drawing “dislike” or “hate”
responses from two of five people.
Not far behind were the LPGA, PGA
Seniors, pro boxing, intercollegiate
wrestling, PGA and amateur boxing,
NFL football was preferred by three
of five men and baseball by two of
five men. Only one of five women
cared much for either sport.
But when it came to figure skating
and ice dancing, women preferred
them more than men by a 3-1 margin.
Pro boxing was high on both the
most popular and most unpopular sports
lists.
Missouri
Continued from Page 15
Lincoln. He had struggled since re
turning from the injury and was not in
Wednesday’s starting lineup. But he
played 32 minutes and added eight
rebounds and seven assists to hispoint
total. He also hit three three-pointers
after a prolonged shooting slump.
“Peeler had a tremendous first half
and a very good basketball game.”
Nee said. “He’s a very good player.”
“(Missouri assistant) coach (Bob)
Sunvold and I were working on my
shot in practice yesterday,” Peeler
said. “It felt pretty good. I just made
sure I went straight up with it instead
of leaning in like I have been.”
Missouri dominated the statistics
as well as the scoreboard, shooting
belter than Nebraska and outre
bounding the Huskers with more as
sists and fewer turnovers.
Aside from the statistics, Nee saw
the game as a matter of one team
being more prepared than the other.
“They were ready to play,” Nee
said. “We just weren’t prepared. It
wasn’t pretty.”
Nebraska. 28 43 — 71
Missouri.41 50 — 91
Nebraska—Farmer 1-10 4-4 6, Hayes
5-124-714, King6-116-11 18, Scales 2-80
0 4, Reid 0-6 4-6 4, Owens 0-1 0-0 0, Ramos
3-4 2-2 9, Moody 3-4 1 -2 7, Chubick 2-2 0-0
4, Piatkowski 1-4 2-2 5. Totals 23-62 23-34
71.
Missouri—D.Smith 11-24 0-0 22. War
ren 2-3 0-0 4, Heller 3-4 0-0 6, Booker 3-6 4
5 10, Coleman 4-10 2-4 10, R.Smith 0-2 1-2
1, Horton 1-2 3-5 5, Frazier 0-1 0-0 0, Frost
0-1 0-0 0, Burns 1 -2 0-0 3, Peeler 9-139-11
30. Totals 34-68 19-27 91
3-point goals—Nebraska 2-11 (Pi
atkowski 1-4, Ramos 1-1, Scales 0-3, Reid
0-3), Missouri 4-8 (Peeler 3-4, Burns 1-2,
Booker 0-1, Frost 0-1). Rebounds—Ne
braska 37 (Farmer 10), Missouri 47
(D.Smith 13). Assists—Nebraska 12 (Ra
mos 4), Missouri 24 (Booker 8). Turn
over*—Nebraska 13 (King, Scales 3). Mis
souri 12 (Coleman, Peeler 3). Total fouls
(dq)—Nebraska 24, Missouri 24 (Heller).
A-13,300
-SPORTS BRIEFS
NU athletes named to Big 8 honor roll
Beau Reid of Nebraska has been
named a first-team selection on the
Phillips 66 Academic Ail-Big Eight
Honor Roll for men’s basketball.
Reid, a graduate student, has a 3.25
grade point average.
Joining Reid on the first team
were Iowa State’s Phil Kunz,
Kansas’ Mike Maddox and Mark
Randall, Missouri’s Jeff Warren
and Oklahoma’s Terry Evans.
Amy Aarsen, Lynne Braddock,
Leane Maruk, Mindy Matheny and
Melanie Winner of Nebraska have
received a similar first-team honor
in women’s swimming. Chris
Gmeiner, Laurel Hill and Fristen
Neuenfeidt of Coach Ray Huppert’s
team were honorable mention picks.
Aar sen, Braddock, Maruk,
Matheny, Winner and Neuenfeidt
have done as well in the water as in
the classroom, all being former or
reigning Big Eight event champi
ons.
Colorado snaps Kansas winning streak
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) —
Stevie Wise scored 32 points, in
cluding six 3-pointers, to lead
Colorado to a 79-71 upset of No. 8
Kansas Wednesday night in Big
Eight Conference play.
The Buffs (15-9 overall, 5-6 in
conference) extended their winning
streak to three while snapping the
Jayhawks’ (19-5, 8-3) winning
streak at 10 games.
in tne nrstnaii.coiorauo iorceu
nine turnovers, shot 56 percent from
the field and outrebounded Kansas
22-9 to take a 45-31 lead. KU shot
42 percent in the half.
Although Kansas tied the game
three times in the second half —
the last time at 62-62 with 6:39 re
maining — the Jayhawks never
took the lead after halftime.
Rec Scoreboard
Results from Tuesday’s games.
Men's basketball
Fraternity B
Tau Kappa Epsilon 61, Chi Phi B2 35;
Sigma Alpha Epsilon B3 52. Farmhouse
51; Ag Men 56. Theta Chi 47.
Fraternity C
Beta Sigma Psi 59, Traingle 41;
Farmhouse C2 91, Sigma Alpha Epsilon
28; Farmhouse C1 66, Theta Cni 17;
Delta Tau Delta C1 50, Alpha Gamma
Sigma 45.
independent A
TCOB by forfeit over Dribblers; Beer
Nuts 83, Bombers 60; The Hosers 109,
Delta Sigma Pi 61.
Independent B
No Names 66, Sigma Mu Upsilon Tau
33 Bus Drivers-Sheets 68. The Heat 49;
*
Lobos 49. Young Guns 44.
Women
Grant/Aurora 41, The Bombers 39;
Alpha Deita Pi by forfeit over Delta
Gamma; Nay Crusaders 28. Minimum
Contact 27; Alpha Phi A2 30, Delta Delta
Delta 16; Quashers 29, Schramm 7 25.
Co-rec volleyball
AB
Betty's and Barney's 2, Ag Men 0;
Schramm 348 2, FCA 0; Acacia B 2,
Sigma Nu/AOP 1.
BC
UCSC Banana Slugs 2, Death Disks
0; Mr Happy by forfeit over After Hours;
Flim Flam Flukes 2, Neihardt Staffage 0;
Schramm II 4 Possey 2, SRA Racers 0;
Magnificent Seven 2, Chi Phi 2 0; Dead
Puppies 2. SAE 4 Delta Gamma 0; Chi
Phi 3 2, Just Don’t Matter 1; Abel 112,
SAE 4 Lil Sisters 1.
| * J^it
Men’s Basketball
1. Sigma Alpha Epsilon-A
(5-0)
2. Alpha Tau Omega-A2 (5-0)
3. Midnight Blue (4-0)
4. Cather3-A (4-0)
5. Sigma Phi Epsilon-A2 (5-0)
6. The The (4-0)
7. Young Guns (4-0)
8. Lambda Chi Alpha-B2(5-0)
9. Selleck 8100 (5-0)
10. Sigma Alpha Epsilon-B2
(5-0)
Women’s Basketball
1. Volleyballers (5-0)
2. Alpha Omicron Pi (4-0)
3. Your Loss FYI (5-0)
4. The Holy Hits (5-0)
5. Alpha Phi-A2 (2-0)
6. U.N. Nuns (4-1)
7. Grant/Aurora (3-1)
8. Fine Young Ladies (4-1)
9. The Bombers (3-1)
10. Musketeers (3-2)
Co-rec Volleyball
1. Fluffaluffacuss (4-1)
2. Pi Kappa Phi/Kappa Alpha
Theta (5-0)
3. Sweethogs (5-0)
4. Delta Tau Delta (6-0)
5. You Said What (3-1)
6. Magnificent Seven (4-0)
7. Phi Slamma Jamma (4-1)
8. SA Spikers II (4-1)
9. Dead Puppies (4-0)
10. Kappa Sigma/Gamma Phi
Beta (4-0)
Men’s Indoor Soccer
1. Roscoe Pounders (1-0)
2. International Stars (0-0)
3. Lambda Chi Alpha (2-0)
4. Alpha Tau Omega A (2-0)
5. Farmhouse B (1-0)
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