Olson
Continued from Page 13
“When I walked off the mat, I
knew it wasn’t me out there,” he
said. “If my career would have been
over then, I would have become one
of those guys who sits in the bar all
day and talks about how good he
was.”
Despite the lows, Olson said he
never seriously considered quitting
the sport.
“Every athlete has to question
themselves once in a while,” he
said. “But without wrestling,.I
wouldn’t be happy.”
Olson, who is 20-2 and ranked
No. 2 in the country this season,
said he would rather not look back
on his career as a scries of peaks
and valleys.
“I don’tjikc to think about the
peaks and valleys because then I
tend to concentrate on the valleys
too much,” he said.
Yet it would be difficult for
- a
If my career would have
been over then, I would
have become one of
those guys who sits in
the bar all day and talks
about how good he was.
—Olson
NU wrestler
-ft -
Olson to ignore the many peaks
during his career.
The senior criminal justice major
has already been named an All
American twice. He is just the
seventh wrestler in Huskcr history
to post 100 career victories, and he
ranks second in career pins at
Nebraska.
Olson said the highlight of his
career came earlier this season
when the Huskers upset the top
ranked Iowa Hawkeycs in the
, semifinals of the National Dual
Meet Championships at the NU
Coliseum.
“They were the team to beat,” he
said. “And everyone on our team
came together and did what they
were supposed to do.”
And Olson is confident he will
find another peak this season — the
national championship.
Coaches Tim Neumann, Mark
Cody and Brad Penrith arc great
motivators who will help him
achieve his goal, he said.
Teammate Matt Lindland, who is
ranked No. 1 in the nation, also
motivates Olson.
“A lot of motivation comes from
my teammates,” he said. “This year,
Malt has helped me pick up my
own intensity.”
But no matter what happens,
Olson said, the highs will always
stick out in his mind.
“Even if it was all over tomor
row, I’d still have happy memo
ries,” he said.
Best
Continued from Page 13
“He missed two weeks, so I thought
he had a good nine, 10 minutes — I
thought when he came in the game he
helped us,” Nee said. “Hcrcally helps
us when that jump shot starts falling
and I think it will.
“I think Tom Best will win a game “
before it’s over.”
Nee might not have had the chance
to have Best winning games in a 1
Huskcr uniform if circumstances in i
Toledo hadn’t gone awry. v
WhilchcwasatTolcdo,theteam’s c
coaching staff was fired after his r
sophomore season. Those ax ings were r
the main reason Best came to Ne
braska. o
“Mywholccoachingstaffgolfircd tl
at Toledo — they just didn’t get rid of
the head coach, they got rid oPall the 1
assistants and everybody, so I was a
kind ol disappointed about that,” Best r
said. '
-44
They haven't seen the
real Tom Best ~ hope
fully soon they will.
-Best
NU Forward
-99 ~
But another factor for choosing
Jcbraska was the prospect of playing
n the NCAA tourney, because “I
wanted to go to a program where I
ould make going to the NCAA tour
amcnl — I think that’s part of the
cason 1 came here.”
Best said he wanted to make more
f a contribution to the buskers in
icir search of a NCAA tourney berth.
“I’m kind of hard on myself, but
’m not really having a good year at
11,” he said. “They haven’t seen the
eal Tom Best—hopefully soon they
rill.”
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Are you planning a career in business? Oo you have
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Study Abroad Information Meetinge: Tuesdays at 6:30
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“BASIC AXIOMS
IN
CURRENT SOCIAL
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Fri Feb 12 1130 AM-1 PM
Nebraska Union
Brown Bag Lunch
•Sexua/ Efhfce for Professionals "
Dr. Robert D. Brown
UNL Prof, of Ed. Psych.
Faculty, Stall, Grad Students
Welcome
To aN my loves.
Come to the Pla-Mor lonight tor Cupid's Revenge
Love. Cupid
UPC
Applications are available lor Committee Chair and e«
ecutive positions on the 1993 94 University Program
Council, al 117 Ne Union, 200 Ne. Union, and 300 Ne.
East Union Come join the team'
UPC International Film
Locked-Up Time
Sunday, Feb. 14
3. 5. 7. a 9pm Sheldon Art Gallery
Z Balloons N Things Z
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AIESEC—Nebraska Booth, Mon-Thur. 10:30am
2:00pm. $2.75 with message A free delivery on campus
Call 472-3379JW details.
Where’s the line?
A discussion of the issues of privacy surrounding the
Candice Harms case
Bring your sack lunch and join journalists from
Channel 7, the Lincoln Journal Star and a criminal
justice professor
Thursday, Feb 11. 11:30am Avery 217
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window ol Nebreeka Bookstore, 13th A Q N s FREE I
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UPCConcertjndDance meetings Tuot 4 30pm
RACISM & SEXISM
Lecture A discussion highlighting the emotional
experience A racial development ot four women
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6ented A facilitated by Barbra Turnag* aredu
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338 UNION, on Thurs
Feb 11 at 2 30pm til 4 :30pm to attend
115 Meetings
Biochemistry Club
Meeting Friday. February 12, at City Union. 700pm
Special Speaker Dr Goceck.
Chicano Special Events
Important meeting today at 600 at Culture Center.
ECOLOGY-NOW
Meeting tonight at 7:30pm in NE Union (room posted).
Guest speaker State Senator Chris Beutler of District 26.
on Environmental Issues in the Unicameral
LIBERTARIANS
Campus Libertarians meet tonight at 6:30pm in the Union.
Check Union events calendar for room number. Cues
tions-call 477-8467.
Off-Campus for Voice
Come to Union. 700pm TONIGHT to VOICE your opin
ions. Worth every minute*
Pre-Law Club
Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday In the City Union. Kaplan
will be giving $50 discounts for all who attendl
Pre-Pharmacy Club
Wed. Feb 17 at 6 00pm at NE Union (room posted)
SAA
Meeting today at 500 pm sharp at the Wick. Bring your
nametags and your smiling faces!
The Publications Board wHI meet 4:30 p.m. Thursday in
the Nebraska Union to discuss Daily Nebraskan policies
and to hire next year's advertising manager Alt are
welcome to attend _g
UNL Parking Advisory Committee meeting February 112
5:30 City Union Room will be posted.
’ • * 1 *
nxo
Congratulations to all the new Committee and Rush
Chairmen: Gavin Dutton, Mke Hornbeck, Dave Smith.
Andy Weber, Jim Speck. Jeff Jensen, Bill Beaton. Travis
Smaiiny, Jason Skifl, Troy Wayman, Judd Nickolson, and
Sean Neumayer.
_ The Men ol Pi Kappa Phi
AHA
Congratulations to Nicki Schneider tor making Greek
Week, to Lori Dexter lor Pathways to Leadershp Manage
ment, and to Susan Garver tor getting accepted to Grad
schootl
AOII
What do you get when you contone steak. Jeno's pizza,
broken statues, spinning discs, living room dancing. Ba
sic Instinct, upside down margarlas, and stinky cows7
One great party I Let's do it again I
Farmhouse Sophomores
Chancellor Spamer.
We would Ike to extend our thanks lor your Monday night
dinner vis*. We enjoyed your company and appreciated
you taking time to vis* with us
Respectfully, the Men ol Sigma Phi Epsilon
ZN
Congratulations to the new in«iates of Sigma Nu: M
Aberti, J. Bargstadt. J Rohrs. J. Guretsky. T. Paige D.
Okeberry. P. Carsen. E. Schulte. B. Boss, M Luongo. M
Martin, R Anderson, M. Helen. R Wmans. S. Savarda. J
Town*, j. Derr. M. Butler. P. McGrath. R. Tucker, J.
Hawkins.
The Men ol Sigma Nu
Congratulations to Tracy Royer on her pearling
_Love, your Phi Mu sisters
Congratulations to Chris Banks. Jason Bolt, and Matt
Luongo for bemg elected to Greek Week Committees
__The Men ol Sigma Nu
Congratulations to Ryan Hughes. Mke Wxth. and Jamie
Kart lor bemg selected lor Greek Week
Men of Farmhouse
Do You Went To Be A Pert Ol
The Greek Sociei Board?
Apply to be a Social Board Sub-Comm*tee member i
Appncdt ons available and due (on Feb. 22) a* Greek
Kappa Delta.
Thanks for participating in the dinner exchange with us.
We had a good time.
The Men of Kappa Sigma
To our idols at Farmhousa:
Roses are Week.
Volets are sad.
Look out lor what's coming.
From the girls who are bad.
______The wttd women ol Phi Mu
Tri-Dak's,
Tiffany, you're doing a great job as Co-Chair lor the Red
Cross Stood Drive
Love, your Tri-Delt sisters
9
130 Student Government
ASUN Vacancies
The following colleges have vacancies:
Teachers College
• Div. of Continuing Studies
Committee poeltione available for:
Parking Appeals
Student Employee Grievance
Applications available at 115 Nebraska Union.
Deadline: 4t)0 p.m. Thursday. Fab. 11
