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Mod Squad takes Primetime
By Brian Busenbark
Staff Reporter
With a nail-biting finish fit for
prime time television, The Mod Squad
beat Primetime 40-39 to win the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s
Independent C Intramural League
basketball tournament Sunday night.
Cameron Everitt’s 22-foot jumper
with 13 seconds remaining gave The
Mod Squad the victory, capping a
I wild second half that saw Primetime
erase a 10-point deficit to take a five
point lead late in the game.
“It was pure luck,” Everitt said of
his game-winning shot, “I just knew
that we needed a shot quick so 1 took
it.”
The Mod Squad held a 10-point
halftime lead despite a turnover
plagued first half in which neither
team could hit from the field. The two
teams combined for only 10 first-half
field goals, seven of them by the The
Mod Squad.
In the second half, however, Pri
metime began to chip away at the
Squad’s lead with an assault of three
pomt field goals. Primetime’s Troy
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Battling scored all 12 of his points on
second half three-pointers, and Andy
Hahn nailed two treys to give Pri
metime a five-point lead with 2:45
left in the game.
With 28 seconds left and Primetime
holding a 38-37 lead, Primetime’s
Mark Svoboda made one of two free
throws to set up Evertft’s game win
ner.
Everitt led The Mod Squad, which
finished the season 10-0, with 17 points.
Andy Hahn scored 13 for Primetime,
9-2.
, Farmhouse beats Phi Delta l heta
In the Fraternity *C’ Final, Farm
house C2 “kept its cool” to defeat Phi
Delta Theta 62-50.
From the opening lip, the game
was physical and two second-half
technical fouls on the Phi Delts were
instrumental in stopping comebacks
that might have made the game closer.
“I always try personally to keep
my cool out there,” Farmhouse’s David
Swan said, “I consider it one of my
strengths.”
Farmhouse C2, 9-0, jumped to a
35-20 halftime lead using an attack
ing man-to-man defense and a post
up offense.
“All year we’ve looked for a mis
match and tried to exploit it, and
tonight! guess it was cn rae,” Swan
said.
Swan scored 17 of his game-high
21 points in the first half.
^ In the second hatf, the Phi Delts
j switched to a packed-in zone to con
ccntrate on Swan, which left Lee
Thurber open on the outside. Thurber
finished with 19 points, 11 in the
second half.
The Phi Delts countered with an
up-tempo offense and cut die deficit
to seven points when flaring tempers
resulted in a technical foul, and the
swing in momentum helped Farm
house extend its lead to 15 points.
Later, with 4:45 remaining in the
game. Phi Delta Theta was assessed
another technical foul, this time stop
ping a run that had brought the Phi
Deus to within five points.
Swan converted both free throws,
Farmhouse scored on the ensuing
possession and the Phi Delts weren’t
able to get any closer.
Ironically, despite getting help from
the two Phi Dell technicals, Farm
house was slapped with a technical
foul before the game began, for hang
ing on the rim during warm-ups.
Chad Krumbach led Phi Delta
Theta, 8-1, with 13 points.
Rec Scoreboard
Results from Wednesday’s and Thurs
day’s fames.
Men's bsskrtbsil
Fraternity A
Beta Theta Pi 49, Sigma Phi Epsilon
A1 45, Alpha Tau Omega A2 63, Sigma
Phi Epsilon A2 45; Beta Theta Pi 52,
Alpha Tau Omega A2 43
Fraternity 8
Alpha Gamma Rho 49, Delta Tau
Delta B2 43, Delta Tau Delta B1 86.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon B1 47; Delta Tau
Delta B1 66, Alpha Gamma Rho 50,
Fraternity C
Phi Delta Theta 75, Alpha Gamma
Sigma 41; Farmhouse C2 64, Delta
Upsilon 53
Independent A
The Hosers 68, Heavy C A The Boyz
47; Burnt Toast 63, Dribblers 50; The
Hosers 95, Burnt Toast 57.
Independents
Bar Stools 63, St Andrews Slicers
54; The Law 57, Midnights Blue 44; The
Law 64, Bar Stools 50
Independent C
Pnmetime 57, Geems Jammers 36;
Mod Quad 53, Planes, Trains & Autos 47.
Residence A
Cather 3 56, Abel 11 A2 36, Abel 11
A1 54, Abel 4 A2 48; Cather 3 62, Abel 11
A1 40
Residence B
Selleck 81X 51. Burr 3 West 46;
Harper 3 54, Selleck 81X 49
Residence C
Abel 9 56. Cather 11 23; Selleck 8200
42, Carter 5 41.
Utewetgh!
Dawgs 44. Delta Tau Delta 42
SmalMry
Alpha Tau Omega 66, Air Bisquits 52;
Untouchabies 58. G.C. Browns tars 33;
Untouchables 59, Alpha Tau Omega 53
Open
Movin Crew by forfeit over Acacia All- j
Stars
Faculty/statf
Movin Crew 53, Pseudopsych
Psquad 42; Chemistry 55, Fire & Ice 43. j
Women's basketball
Independent
Volleyballers 86, U N Nuns 31; Your
Loss FY! 60, Holy Hits 42; Volleyballers
52. Your Loss FYI 30
Residence
Schramm 7 40, Sandoz 6 30.
Sorority
Alpha Omicron Pi 36, Alpha Delta Pi
22; Alpha Phi 2 30, Alpha Xi Delta 26;
Alpha Phi 2 22, Alpha Omicron Pi 21.
Indoor soccer
Fraternity A
Alpha Tau Omega 11, Sigma Phi
Epsilon 0; Phi Delta Theta 2, Lambda Chi
Alpha 1, Beta Theta Pi 1, Triangle 0;
Delta Upsilon 5, Sigma Nu 0
Fraternity B
Farmhouse B 1, Phi Delta Theta 0,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2, Delta Upsilon 1;
Delta Tau Delta 3. Beta Theta Pi B1 1;
Sigma Phi Epsilon 1, Phi Kappa Psi 0.
-SPORTS BRIEFS
Women gymnasts peak in season finale
The Nebraska women’s gym
nastics team saved its best for last.
The Comhuskcrs scored their
highest point total of the season in
their final regular-season meet,
though losing 194.2 to 189.95 at
Alabama Friday.
Lisa McCrady tied for second in
the floor exercise, was third on the
vault and third in the all-around
competition. Debbie Bryan, Ne
braska’s only other award winner,
took second on the beam.
Nebraska will compete in the
Big Eight championships, March
23 at Columbus, Mo.
— Erik Unger
Softball team 1 -2 in Houston Classic
i ne iNeorasKa soitDaii team lost
3-1 Friday afternoon to Southwest
Louisiana before the rains came
down at the Houston Classic in
Houston.
The 5-2 Comhuskers finished
pool play 1 -2 and were scheduled
to face Kansas before the rain started
tailing.
In the loss to Southwest Louisi
ana, Nebraska took a 1-0 lead in
the first inning. Southwest Louisi
ana tied the game in the fourth and
took the lead in the fifth. Stephanie
Skcgas, 3-1, was the losing pitcher.
Husker clivers qualify for NCAA meet
Nebraska’s Amy Aarscn and
John Arcaroli qualified for the
NCAA swimming and diving cham
pionships Saturday with their per
formances at the NCAA Zone D
qualifying moet in Fayetteville, Ark.
Aarsen won the 3-mctcr board
competition Friday and finished
second in the 1-meter board com
petition Saturday, with 396.75 points
to 408.2 points for Kelly Jenkins of
Texas. Aarscn, a returning All
American, will compete at the
women’s NCAA meet, Thursday
through Sunday in Indianapolis.
Arcaroli finished fourth in the
men’s 3-metcr competition. He will
compete in the men’s NCAA meet,
March 28-30 in Austin, Texas.