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No significant injuries sustained
at Wednesday football practice
From Staff Reports
The Nebraska football team un
derwent an uneventful practice
Wednesday, Coach Tom Osborne
said.
No major injuries were report
ed, although No. 1 inside lineback
er Ed Stewart sprained his ankle.
“I think he’s all right,” Osborne
said. “It’s kind of a minor sprain.
Of course, you never know about
swelling.”
Co-captain Tre v Alberts, the No.
1 right outside linebacker, returned
to practice Wednesday after sitting
out Tuesday with a sore back.
Both Alberts and Stewart should
play Saturday against North Texas,
Osborne said.
Other than third-string left guard
Joel Wilks, who remained out of
practice Wednesday, the team was
healthy, Osborne said.
“I would say it’s very doubtful
that he (Wilks) will play this week,”
Osborne said. “I’ll think every
body else is in good shape.”
Fracture forces Badgett to rest
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Terrence Badgett is paying the price
for his hard work.
An abundance of basketball in the
summer put the Nebraska basketball
player on crutches.
Jack Nickolite, Nebraska’s basket
ball trainer, said that Badgett, a 6
foot-6 forward from Omaha, had been
experiencing pain in his left foot for
the past three weeks of the summer.
A stress fracture was discovered in
the foot during a routine physical last
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Nickolite said that Badgett did not
injure his foot in one specific incident.
“Badgett’s injury came from con
tinual stress and pounding he took on
his foot over time,” Nickolite said.
Badgett had surgery on Saturday to
insert a screw into the bone.
“With the screw in place, any re
injury of the foot should be prevent
ed,” Nickolite said.
He said Badgett will be on crutches
for one to three weeks before he be
gins a gradual rehabilitation.
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With the screw in
place, any re-injury of
the foot should be
prevented.
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Badgett will not be able to play
basketball for four to six weeks but
should be near full speed for the begin
ning of practice on Nov. 1.
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kind of atmosphere and for us to get
out to a 10-1 lead.”
Pettit said senior setter Nikki
Strieker, who finished with 35 set
assists, did a good job of isolating
players — especially junior Kelly
Aspegren — for sets. Aspegren had
nine kills, which was second to soph
omore Billie Winsett’s 10. Winsett
had five of her kills in the third set.
“Nikki did a nice job,” Pettit said.
“She really set the tempo of the game
and kept the team organized out there.
Kelly Aspegren was successful, but a
lot of it was Nikki’s ability to isolate
her.”
In the second game, the Huskers
again jumped out to a big lead early.
Nebraska led 9-1 before the Hawkeyes
scored four points to make it 9-5.
Nebraska then scored the last six points
to put the second game away.
Iowa coach Linda Schoenstedt, in
her third year as the Hawkeyes’ coach,
said her team just didn’t adjust to the
atmosphere the first two games of the
match.
“This is a great place to come
play,” she said. “It’s probably one of
the funnest places in the nation to
play.
But it’s one of the most difficult if
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a team makes mistakes, Schoenstedt
said.
“We hurt ourselves, especially in
the first two games,” she said. “Our
passing wasnrt very good, and I think
Nebraska’s setting was the key to the
game. Strieker hit some incredible
balls.”
The third game was much of the
same for Schoenstedt’s Hawkeye
team. The Huskersonce again took an
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early 11-2 lead. Iowa fought back but
couldn't salvage a third-game victo
ry.
Pettit said he changed his lineup
for the third game because of fresh
man outside hitter Maria Hedbeck’s
sore shoulder. Hedbeck started the
match and had six kills and Five digs
but sat out the third game.
“That may be a lineup we’ll have
to use this season,” Pettit said. “Mar
ia’s a nice player, but the question is
if her shoulder will hold up.”
Aspegren
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ease on the court since receiving a
scholarship last spring. Aspegren, who
walked on in 1991, said the scholar
ship has helped her focus on her play,
defense, and outside hitting.
Nebraska assistant coach Cathy
Noth said Aspegren has shown that
she has earned her scholarship.
“Kelly’s development started in.
the spring of this year,” Noth said.
“We feel she has become a complete
player and what we saw defensively
ana offensively showed us just how
much she contributed to the team
tonight.”
With the way Aspegren played
Wednesday night, Noth said, it will be
exciting to see how well she does
against all of the upcoming competi
tion. Nebraska meets West Virginia
and Pittsburgh in the Penn St. Invita
tional on Friday and Saturday.
“We’re anxious to see how she
comes along this season, especially
this weekend,” Noth said.
Aspegren said she hopes she and
her teammates continue to compen
sate for the loss of senior outside hitter
Laura Luther and junior middle blocker
Kim Tonniges, who are out for the
first few weeks of the season with
shoulder injuries.
“Without Nikki (Strieker) we don’t
know where we would be,she said.
“Nikki’s a great leader and helps get
us going on and off the court. Even
with the injuries, she has given us all
confidence for the season.”
But Aspegren said Nebraska’s not
satisfied with just one victory.