School (First
Rank place votes) Record Pts. Pvs.
1 Duke (61) 18-1 1,621 1
2 Okie. St. (2) 21-1 1,529 2
3 UCLA (2) 17-1 1,508 4
4 Indiana 17-3 1,358 6
5 Kansas 17-2 1,358 3
6 North Carolina 17-3 1,259 9
7 Arizona 17-3 1,249 7
8 Ohio St. 16-3 1,234 8
9 Missouri 16-3 1,041 12
10 Syracuse 16-3 903 13 *
11 Arkansas 17-5 900 5
12 Michigan St. 15-4 790 11
13 Southern Cal 16-3 766 16
14 Tulane 18-2 704 14
15 UNLV 20-2 703 17
16 Alabama 19-4 670 18
17 Michigan 14-5 638 15
18 Connecticut 16-4 630 10
19 Kentucky 16-5 450 19
20 LSU 14-5 361 22
21 Texaa-EIPaao 18-3 279 25
22 N.C. Charlotte 16-4 220 20
23 Florida St. 15-6 195 23
24 Cincinnati 17-3 139 —
25 Seton Hall 13-6 100 —
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Keyter
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while after graduation and then return
to South Africa.
His long-term goal, he said, is to
continue his swimming training so
that he can swim in the 1996 Olym
pics in Atlanta.
“It would be a great opportunity to
come back to the United States and
visit all my friends," he said.
Keyter said he would be able to
continue to train in South Africa be
cause living in the United States for
four years had taught him what it took
to be a successful swimmer.
“I know the commitment I’d have
to make,” he said. “I’m relatively
young for a male swimmer, so I think
I could do it.”
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Nebraska swimmer Chris Frederick leads the pack off the blocks in the 50-meter freestyle, which she won, against Iowa
State on Jan. 18. The Cornhusker men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams will compete in the Big Eight
Championships, which begin tomorrow and end Saturday, at the Bob Devaney Sports Center Pool.
Travis
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lot already.”
Only a handful of indoor meets are
left, including the Big Eight Champi
onships and the NCAA Champion
ships. Travis said she figures to be
right in the thick of things in both
these events. Currently, she is the Big
Eight leader in both the 55 and the
200.
Rainbolt said that Travis’ team
male, Denise Lucas is ihc lop relum
ing 200-mcier runner in ihc nation at
this point. So far this season, Travis
has finished just ahead of Lucas.
“Denise is running very well so far
this season,” Rainboll said. “She and
Kathy should battle it out all year.”
Looking beyond these big colle
giate meets, Travis has another goal.
“My dream is to go to the Olym
pics some day,” she said. “I’m satis
fied with where I’m at right now, but
I’ll always have the desire to get
better.
“It will come with practice,” Travis
said.
When the outdoor season begins,
Travis plans to run the 100, 200 and
400-relay. But, Rainbolt said, Ne
braska has a couple of home meets
left, and he urged people to come out
and see Travis run.
“People should grasp any opportu
nity they have to come and sec Kathy
run,” Rainbolt said. “I’m not sure
people realize what we’ve got here.
She is really something.”
Hytrek
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dan dunks, Patrick Ewing shot blocks
and Dennis Rodman rebounds.
I’ll take Magic’s court presence
over them anytime.
Once again he was on the floor,
mmmmm_(O._
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MEDALS
Through Monday, Fab. 10
G S B T
Austria 2 2 3 7
Germany 2 114
Norway 1113
Unified Team 10 12
Finland 0 112
United States 10 0 1
China 0 10 1
France 0 10 1
G-GokJ, S-Silver, B-Bronze, T-Total
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flashing that smile that endeared him
to fans across the country. He was
laughing, slapping high fives with his
teammates — everything we had been
accustomed to seeing throughout the
duration of his career.
The moves were there, the shots
went in. Everything was perfect. Not
a big surprise considering who was
creating the magic.
It may just be coincidence that the
U.S. hockey team opened play the
same day Johnson made his return to
the basketball court, but both events
had one thing in common.
They were magical.
Hytrek is a senior news-editorial major
and the Daily Nebraskan sports editor.
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ALBERTVILLE, France (AP) -
Monday’s highlights at the Winter
Olympics:
MEDALS
Bonnie Blair won America’s first
medal with a gold in 500-mcter
speedskating. Austria leads with seven
medals, three ahead of Germany.
WEATHER
Heavy snow delayed the start of
the men’s combined downhill. More
snow is forecast Tuesday.
LUGE
American Duncan Kennedy missed
out on a medal, but his lOth-place
finish was the best ever for a U.S.
luger.
QUOTEBOOK
“This is great. Isn’t it great? It’s
wonderful!” - Blair.
TUESDAY’S HIGHLIGHTS
Medals at stake in three events:
pairs figure skating, men’s combined
skiing, women’s 7.5-kilomcter biath
lon.
Top American in action: Cammy
Mylcr begins her medal quest in
women’s luge.
Hockey
United States vs. Germany, Swe
den vs. Italy, Finland vs. Poland.
