NU shoots past Cats in victory
By Trevor Parks
Staff Reporter
The Nebraska women’s basketball
team picked the right time to make a
season-high nine three-pointers in
posting its first Big Eight win.
The Huskersdefeated Kansas State
78-58 Sunday at the Bob Dcvaney
Sports Center.
With leading
scorer Naieesan
Brown on the bench
with four fouls, the
Cornhuskers took
advantage of the
three-point line to
make a 20-6 run
during a four
minute stretch in
the second half.
Bee* uuring mat
span, the Huskers — 9-8 overall and
1-3 in the Big Eight — made four
three-pointers to increase their lead
from 37-34 to 57-40. Sophomore guard
Lis Brendan scored nine of her 12
points — including a four-point play
— to help Nebraska take control.
Coach Angela Beck said it was
important for her team to stop being
one-dimensional Sunday.
“Nafcesah creates so much atten
tion inside,” Beck said. “This is the
best movement we’ve had all year. I
put pressure on our guards to shoot
more. It makes us a more complete
team.”
The Huskers made 7-of-12 sec
ond-half three-point attempts and
made 9-of-19 overall. The 19 attempts
tied a school record set at Long Beach
State in 1988.
KateGalligan’s fourth three-point
er of the game gave Nebraska its
biggest lead at 75-50 with 2:49 re
maining.
Galligan, who scored a career-high
20 points, said that playing without
Brown was a good lesson for the
Huskers.
“This forced us to move the ball
more,” Galligan said. “We need to
open up the perimeter to help our
inside players.”
The Huskers needed that Friday,
too, as they dropped a 78-57 game to
Kansas. The Jayhawks had four play
ers score in double figures.
Nebraska led midway through the
first half, but the Jayhawks went on a
17-4 run that helped put them ahead
41-25 at halftime.
Kansas, which improved to 12-1,
outscored Nebraska 37-32 in the sec
ond half, despite 18 second->ialf points
from Brown. Brown, who scored 22,
had 16 of the Huskers’ first 20 points
in the half.
But Beck said the Big Eight-lead
ing Jayhawks “pretty much controlled
everything.”
“I felt like there wasn’t a spark on
my team to compete with a team like
this,” she said. “I don’t know where
I’m going to find that spark.”
Galligan said the Huskers needed
some shots to fall Friday, like they did
Sunday.
“We took the same shots as we did
Friday but (Sunday) they went in,”
Galligan said.
NU women gymnasts get win
From Stan Heporfs
Nebraska’s women gymnasts
opened the season with a win over
Illinois at Champaign, 111.
The Cornhuskers outscored the
Illini 185.2 to 181.75.
Despite the victory, first-year
coach Dan Kendig said the Huskers
needed to improve.
“I would have felt better if we
would have hit more sets,” Coach
Dan Kendig said. “It was the first
meet, and you will see a big change
in our routines next week.
Nebraska freshman Kim
DeHaan finished second in the all
around, posting a score of 36.925.
Illinois’ Nicole Viernes finished
first with a score of 37.125.
Husker freshman Shelly Bartlett
won the uneven bars with a score of
9.65.
“We’re young and we’re only
going to get better,” Kendig said.
Nebraska faces Southeast Mis
souri State Saturday at the Bob
Devaney Sports Center.
Football games moved for TV
From Staff Reports
Nebraska has moved three of its
football games to different dates so
that two of the games can be televised.
Athletic Director Bill Byrne said
the Cornhuskers’ game against Texas
Tech at Lubbock, Texas, had been
moved from Sept. 10 to Sept. 8 and
would be televised by ESPN.
Nebraska’s nationally televised
matchup with Oklahoma has been
moved from Nov. 19 to Nov. 25.
The Huskers’ game against Wyo
ming has been moved to Oct. 1, orig
inally an open date on the schedule.
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10 Tennyson
crossed it: 1892
13 Injury, to
Caesar
15 Le Louvre, e g
15 Raul Julia TV
role
17 Money
10 She wrote
“Solar Barque"
20 Ridicule
21 Aroused
23 One does this
with money
25 Fossil resin
20 Makes
reparation
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6 ft g g
wimer pear
30 Gorge
31 Dernier
34 Type of chair
35 A 1929 event
involving
money
36 Comestibles
37 Line on an
A.A.A. map
Soothing word
York river
Tirade
Pulitzer Prize
novelist: 1931
♦4"-in the
Dark,” 1964 film
49 Singers Bonnie
and John
46 Mirador
47 Doughboy s ally
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
48 Malt Drotner ot
William I
49 Money
55 Buddhist sect
56 Happify
57 American
Revolutionary
patriot
58 Abstract being
59 Liturgies
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carriage
DOWN
1 Yuppie s auto
2 Fall call
3 Pub potable
4 Money
5 Wrong
• Target
7 Tree of the olive
family
• Type of bag
• A nematode
10 Money
11 A satellite of
Uranus
12 Peel
14 “Give
Hour": Friml
1« Large sums of
money
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form
23 Ermine in
summer
24 Money, etc.
2* Money
2% But, in Bonn
27 Beatles' *
Day's Night"
28 Emit amplified
light
30 Canadian
Indian
32 Gilroy's
“Subject"
33 Fishy date?
38 Lemon
operating in
Detroit
38 Masses of
money
38 Piscatory rover
41 Role in “Evita"
42 Lure
43 Had the flu
44 She was Miss
Brooks
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Juliet, eg.
4# Seep
47 Ceramist's
paste
so Samuel’s
mentor
51 Ship’s channel
52 Burmese knife
53 Queen before
Sophia
54 Juan Carlos I,
eg. .
Edited by
Eugene T. Maleska