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Buffaloes
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success, we’ve got to have our crowd
be a positive factor.”
Last year, no intangibles worked
for the Buffaloes as they lost four
times to the Huskers after defeating
them two of three times the year be
fore. The Huskers humiliated Colo
rado at Boulder last year 15-13,15-5,
15-2.
“We’ve been on an up and down
roller coaster ride,” Saindon said.
“We’ve played some great matches,
and we’ve lost some matches we
should have won.”
In the first match of the season, the
Buffaloes defeated No. 14 Ohio State
and have since beaten No. 16 Brigham
Young. But five-game losses to Geor
gia Tech and Georgia haven’t helped.
Using three freshman starters has
contributed to Colorado’s inconsis
tent play, Saindon said. Setter Shelley
Wolfe and outside hitters Tegan Lynch
and Melissa Schutz all start for Colo
rado.
Saindon said he was scared of play
ing a Nebraska team that was on a
mission to win a national champion
ship.
“Idon’tknowifitistooearlytosay .
this, but this Nebraska team could go
down as one of the great teams in
volleyball history,” he said.
Osborne
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playing God. That’s not interfering
with the legal process. That’s just be
ing a coach. You have to do those
things.” -
In the meantime, the Huskers’ de
pleted I-back corps are without
Phillips for at least one more game,
and also will be minus the services of
Clinton Childs (knee strain) and pos
sibly Damon Benning (sprained ankle)
against Washington State on Satur
day.
Benning did not practice Tuesday.
If he does not practice today, Osborne
said the junior from Omaha, who ran
for 173 yards against Pacific, would
not be able to contribute much on
Saturday.
“I-back is a place where you are
always going to have some guys hurt,”
Osborne said. “Probably if we played
today, Ahman Green would be No. 1,
James Sims No. 2, and Joel Makovicka
No. 3.”
Also at practice Wednesday, de
fensive tackle Larry Townsend (knee)
and split end Brendan Holbein (ankle)
were held out.
Sims (sore back), defensive tackle
Jason Peter (ankle) and comerback
Leslie Dennis (tendinitis) practiced.
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Golfer ties
for second
From Staff Reports_
Nebraska’s Heidi Wall fin
ished in a tie for second at the
Nike Northwest Invitational
Tuesday.
Wall competed in a three
way playoff for tournament
champion honors, but Maria
Eklof-Borjesson of Wichita
State won to take the top spot.
Nebraska, anchored by
Wall’s finish, placed fourth at
the invitational, shooting a com
bined 918,17 shots behind first
place Washington.
The Huskers’ next competi
tion is Thursday at Albuquer
que, N.M.
Golf team ninth
in Invitational
From Staff Reports
The Nebraska men’s gol f team fin
ished ninth Tuesday at the 54-hole
Kansas Invitational.
After finishing fourth the first day
of the tournament, the Comhuskgrs
shot a 307 to finish the toumamenrat
902,43 shots behind first-place Kan
sas.
Nebraska’s Trent Morrison was the
Huskers’ top finisher as he shot a
final-round 77 for 15th place. Jacques
Paiement was 39th with a three-round
total of 228, and Steve Friesen was
47th with a 229.
On the last day of action, Big Eight
rivals Missouri, Iowa State and Kan
sas State all pulled ahead of the Husk
ers.
Huskers
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Coach Terry Pettit said Nebraska
should adapt well to what could be a
hostile crowd at the Coors Event Cen
ter.
“I think we can go into about any
where and we’re going to be real com
petitive,” Pettit said. “Somebody’s
going to have to play awfully good to
beat us.”
Last year, Nebraska responded well
in Boulder, winning 15-13, 15-5,15
2 to clinch the Big Eight title.
Weston said Nebraska hoped to
have the same success it had last year
in Boulder.
“Last year we went in and we were
so up for the game we kind of over
whelmed them because they didn’t
play well,” Weston said. “The crowd
is usually hostile, and it’s always kind
of fun to play in front of them.”
Pettit said middle blocker Jen
McFadden, who is still recovering af
ter tearing her anterior cruciate liga
ment last year, should see playing
time.
The Buffaloes started the season
wel 1, beating ranked teams Ohio State
and Brigham Young, but were de
stroyed by No. 7 Notre Dame twice
last weekend.
“I think they’re maybe not as con
sistent as they were last year,” Pettit
said. “Nobody wants them to play
well more than we do. It’s important
to have great competition in your own
conference.”
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