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Big Eight
teams get
poll spots
From Staff Reports
Three Big Eight teams remain
ranked in this week’s CNN/USA To
day Coaches’ poll.
Kansas, 11-2, is at No. 8 after
being upset over the weekend by Iowa
State. Missouri jumped up six spots to
No. 14, and Iowa State jumped nine
spots to No. 15 after defeating the
Jayhawks.
Massachusetts remained No. 1 in
the poll.
Connecticut moved up to the sec
ond spot as the Huskies switched
places with North Carolina, which
dropped to No. 3 even after defeating
then-No. 17 Georgia Tech and then
No. 25 Clemson.
UCLA and Kentucky round out
the top five. The Bruins moved up
from sixth, and the Wildcats moved
two spots up to fifth.
Nebraska received 22 votes to place
in a tie for 33rd.
Recruiting info
available via
Husker Hotline
From Staff Reports
Nebraska football recruiting up
dates are now available through a
telephone service provided by Husk
ers Illustrated.
The Husker Hotline provides up
dated reports on Comhusker recruit
ing. It can be accessed 24 hours a day
for a cost of $2 for the first minute and
$1 for each additional minute.
The hotline will be updated daily
until national letter of intent signing
day on Feb. 1. Beginning at 9 a.m. on
Feb. 1, hourly updates will be avail
able. ?
The number is 1-900-860-4733.
Women's Basketball Statistics
TOTAL REB RTS
GP-GB FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT A AVG AVG
Aarden, Pyra 16-15 92 154 .597 51-108 .472 11 10.9 14.7
DeForge, Anna 16-13 76-176 .432 15-23 .652 49 6.7 12.0
McClain, Tina 16-13 73-148 .493 29-44 .659 29 7.0 11.0
Galligan, Kate 16-9 56-155 .361 34-44 .773 51 3.2 10.6
Brenden, Us 16-15 61-137 .445 28-38 .737 55 2.9 10.1
Brown, Roquayyah 13-3 42-84 .500 32-51 .627 6 5.9 8.9
Kubik, Jam! 16-6 28-84 .333 18-28 .643 26 2.8 4.8
Upthegrove, Tanya 8-0 15-29 .517 5-7 .714 1 1.6 4.4
DiHavoir, Chris 15-2 8-28 .286 15-17 .882 9 L.3 2.1
Bynum, Belinda 9-4 8-25 .320 5-9 .556 9 1.4 2.3
McEwan, Kate 13-0 2-10 .200 2-5 .400 3 0.6 0.5 >
Gusso, Amy 7-0 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 1 0.4 0.4
Jurgens, JJ. 5-0 1-6 .167 0-0 .000 0 0.0 0.4
Pyra
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State and No. 15 Kansas.
“We know that we’re beating our
selves,” Aarden said. “We have a lot
of potential, and once we get in a
groove, we’re going to surprise a lot
of people.”
Nebraska lost at Oklahoma and
Oklahoma State last weekend.
Aarden .knows she needs some
improvement, and is most concerned
with her free-throw shooting.
The junior from Hudson, Wis., is
shooting only 47.2 percent from the
line.
Aarden leads the team with 108
free-throw attempts, which can be
attributed to being double- and triple
teamed because of her height advan
tage.
“It’s no fun,” Aarden said. “Some
times it works really nice because if
they triple me, then there are guards
open who can hit the 3-pointers.”
And Aarden should be able to take
advantage during the conference sea
son with only three other players in
the Big Eight as tall as her.
“If you have two girls that can’t
defend you, then you can take it at
them,” she said.
Huskers
Continued from Page 7
of them starters — from last year,
Nee said Nebraska’s youth had been
obvious in the first half of the season.
“1 just feel our basketball team can
get better,” Nee said. “We’ve got
young players, and I don’t think all of
them are playing at their best.”
Even after the Huskers scorched
Kansas State 78-56 Thursday for their
first conference victory, some play
ers didn’t think the win was com
plete.
“We’ve got a lot more potential
than we’re showing,” Wald said. “I
think we played our best six minutes
of ball against Appalachian State
(Dec. 31) when we had to. (Thursday
night) we showed signs of it, like we
have all year, but we haven’t put it all
together.”
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