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Husker setter Nikki Strieker said
Tonniges provided a big lift for the
team.
“Kim came in and did a great job,”
Strieker said. “She was keeping ev
erybody in line.
“She’s very will ing to do whatever
she can. When she comes in, it gives
us a little spark.”
Pettit said he was encouraged by
the play of Tonniges.
“Kim has come a long way in the
past seven to 10 days,” he said. “She’s
really an experienced player and in
the matches against Colorado, we’re
going to need her.”
Pettit decided to run a different
system for the third game. Sopho
more Billie Winsett twisted an ankle,
and Pettit decided to keep her out of
the third game.
“I felt we needed to do that,” he
said. “If (Maria) Hedbeck and Winsett
can’t play, we need somebody who
can play outside.
“Kelly Aspegren is normally on
the right side, but we moved her to
outside hitter and we had twobackcourt
people. We were planning to sit (Mar
ia) Hedbeck, but we decided to play
Kelly for Billie.”
Nebraska jumped out to a 7-2 lead,
but the Wildcats clawed back, tying
the score at nine. The Huskers then
pulled away by scoring the final six
points of the match.
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use the emotion.
If a fight breaks out, then the coach
es immediately take the field and
proceed to the home team’s end zone.
But they won’tfight. Instead,they’ll
play a board game. That way, the
coaches can get involved in the ac
tion, and players are protected from
injury. Then, if they get all fired up, it
will be over a game ofCandyland and
not over a sock in the jaw.
Picture this: Tom Osborne and Bill
McCartney approach the end zone
aficr Kevin Ramaekers accidentally
late-hits Stewart for the 11 th time.
Both coaches, naturally, are seething
with the accumulated anger of their
players.
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The two sit down and begin play.
As the game is about to be won,
Osborne exclaims: “All right
McCartney, you cheap-shot teachin’
dog-licker, I’ll give you what’s com
ing to you — YAHTZEE.”
The crowd roars, and Osborne re
turns to his sideline, dice in hand and
arms raised in victory. Now the fight
ing is out of everyone’s system, and
Nebraska has the momentum to go on
and win.
This rule would make coaches be
come more well-rounded. Not only
will they need to be great gridiron
tactitioners, but they will need to be
able to play a mean game of Parchesi.
In the least, it’ll give new meaning
to the phrase “Roll Tide.”
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Mated stats
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Nebraska defeats Kansas St.
15-5,15-7,15-9
Nebraska leaders:
SLOCKS: 7 Allison Weston
ASSISTS: 48 Nikki Strieker
KILLS: 11 Weston
HITTING
PERCENTAGE: .667 Billie Winsett
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Colorado coach
develops policy
for game brawling
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Colo
rado coach Bill McCartney on Tues
day outlined a new team policy on
fighting but will not make it retroac
tive to those players involved in last
Saturday’s bench-clearing brawl
against Miami.
Colorado was trailing badly just
before halftime when the brawl erupt
ed. Seven Hurricanes and five Buffa
loes were ejected. The Buffs rallied
but fell short 35-29 in the final half.
Miami coach Dennis Erickson un
veiled a similar new fighting policy
earlier Tuesday but none of the mea
sures will be imposed against those
involved in Saturday’s melee.
The new fighting guidelines for
both teams include a one-game sus
pension for any player leaving the
bench area to participate in a fight.
McCartney said he would also
impose “severe consequences for any
one who leaves the bench area if a
(fight) should occur on the field.”
McCartney did not suspend any
players for CU’s next game which is
against Missouri on Oct,,{L
“1 looked extensively ait the film ,
and I looked to see if we had anyone ,
flagrantly out of control wberehe was |
jeopardizing the health of oiners.” (
McCartney said in a news release. "4
just didn’t see it. I just in good con
science couldnh ’suspend anybody
unless I suspended everybody."
Miami coach Dennis Erickson said
virtually the same thing of his play
ers’ involvement in the melee.
Colorado president Judith Albino
said she had met with both McCartney
and Athletic Director Bill Marolt.
“I am deeply disappointed by what
happened...1 have approved the
coach’s swift, strong and appropriate
actions to ensure that no such inci
dents occur in the future,”
Albino said.
Colorado senior captain Ron
Woolfork said of the incident, “With
the magnitude of the game, tempers
flared up and it just got out of hand.
We’ve learned our lesson, we’ve just
got to move on."
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