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Sooners Continued from Page 7 dicative of Oklahoma's effort. The two teams traded 59 sideouts before Nebraska won the first game. Only 43 sideouts were posted in the sec ond and third games combined. Pettit said Oklahoma probably did not put forth their best effort against the Huskers on Saturday. “They may have felt this match was meaningless to them," he said. “Let's say that they played hard and beat us here. That wouldn’t do any thing for them." On Friday in the Big Eight tour nament, Pettit said he expected to sec a different attitude from Oklahoma. “If they beat you in Omaha,” he said, “and they beat Colorado, then they go to the NCAA tournament.” Oklahoma scored first in the sec ond game, but after falling behind 3 2, the Sooners failed to score again. “This is really a remarkable team,” Pettit said. “I'm not saying remark able in the sense of how good they are. I don’t think they are a great team. I think they are remarkable in how they play every night.” 17th & 'N' St. No Appointments Necessary 476-9466 $6 Off Oil Changes Service NOW for $1 Q95 ONLY 1 O (reg. S24.95) •We change oil. oil filter up to 5 quarts. •We lubricate the chassis. •We check and fill: Automatic transmision fluid only, brake fluid, battery fluid, power steering fluid, and washer fluid. •We check anti-freeze, air filter, wiper blades, tire pressure, vacuum interior, and wash your windows. Best Service in Just 10 Minutes. Most Brands Available Expires 12/31/94 Mon^nSat 8-4 Husker women drill Puerto Rico 90-76 By Trtvor Pirto Staff Reporter The Nebraska women’s basketball team had five players scoring in double figures in its 90-76 win over the Puerto Rican National team. Sunday, before a crowd of 634 at the Bob Devaney Sports Center, Jami Kubik, Roquayyah Brown, Pyra Aarden, Kate McEwen and Lis Brenden scored in double figures for the Comhuskers. Chris Dillavou and Belinda Bynum each added nine points for Nebraska. Coach Angela Beck said having the scoring distribution so spread out showed an all-around effort by the team. “It’s been consistent now for two games, and that kind of excites me more than anything,” Beck said. “It’s nervous to the point that I sit on the bench not knowing who will contrib ute” One area that pleased Beck was Nebraska's ability to take advantage of the three-pointer. The Huskers shot 8 for 21 behind the three-point arc. “It’s a characteristic of our team,” Beck said. “We lived by the three to day, and thankfully we didn’t die by it.” Nebraska started the game when Dillavou and Kubik, who led the Huskers with 17 points, made back to-back three-pointers to give the Huskers a 6-0 lead. After that the Huskers never trailed. The Huskers used an 11-2 run in the first half to break the game open. Brenden, who had 12 points, was Airborne StMMtMtta/DN Nahraaha dUar Kavln Sradory compatai on tha Smatar board during tha Hyahar Shaot Out on Sunday. Bath thaHuskar man mid waamn wan tha Nabratka Sprint Claaalc. fouled on a three-point attempt, and she made all three free throws to give the Huskers an eight-point advantage. With one second remaining in the half, Aarden, who scored 15 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, put in a rebound to give Nebraska a 47-33 lead at the half. Aarden's basket gave Nebraska its biggest advantage in the first half. In the second half the Huskers grabbed their biggest lead of the game on a Brown jumper to make it 54-36. Brown scored 15 points in the game. Wiegert, Stewart named first-team All-Americans From Staff Htportt _ Two Nebraska football players were named All-Americans on Sat urday by the American Football Coaches’ Association. After making second-team All American last season. Cornhuskcr offensive tackle Zach Wiegert was named to the first team. Linebacker Ed Stewart also made the first team. Stewart, a 6-foot-1, 220-pound senior from Chicago, is one of three finalists for the Butkus Award, given each year to the nation’s outstanding linebacker. He has helped anchor the Huskcrs’ seventh-ranked defense to an 11-0 record this season. Stewart leads the Huskcrs in tackles with 91. A senior from Fremont, Wiegert is one of four finalists for the Vince Lombardi Award and a candidate for the Out land Trophy. The 6-5, 300 pounder anchors an offensive line that has cleared the way for the nation’s leading rushing attack. The Huskcrs are averaging 358.6 yards me. is marks the second time in the last three years that Nebraska has placed two players on thc-coachcs' All-American team. Do You Qualify For The New University Prepaid Calling Card From Intellicall? ' The University Prepaid Calling Card from Intellicall can really save you money on all your long distance and international calls. Up to 60% savings. 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