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Volleyball team defeats ISU,
intimidates with strong defense
By Gregg Madsen
Staff Reporter
Tough defense and another strong
performance from senior middle
- blocker Allison
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braska volleyball
team deteat Iowa
State Saturday
night at the NU
Coliseum.
With the 15-3,
15-5,15-9 win, the
Huskers improved
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son and ran their consecutive win
streak to 18 matches. The Huskers
have not lost a game since Aug. 26 to
Stanford and have held the No. 1 spot
for seven straight weeks.
The Husker defense kept Iowa
State’s outside hitters in check, hold
ing them to a . 102 hitting percentage,
while holding their top outside hitter,
senior Kirstin Hugdahl, to a -.080
“We know we can attack with anybody; that's not
the issue for us. ”
TERRY PETTIT
Nebraska volleyball coach
percentage.
Junior middle blocker Jen
McFadden said the defense stepped
up.
“I thought we had a lot of good
rallies. Defense is really the key to our
game,” McFadden said. “If we can
keep the balls at the floor and get the
ball to Giristy (Johnson) consistently,
then we’re a great ball team.”
Coach Terry Pettit said that Iowa
State was intimidated by Nebraska’s
size and strength.
“I don ’ t think Iowa State competed
like they normally would in the first
couple of games,” he said. “Offense
comes and goes, but defense keeps
you in the matches.
“We know we can attack with any
body; that’s not the issue for us, the
issue is to play better defense, so we
did a better job there.”
Specifically, Pettit said that senior
outside hitter Kate Cmich, McFadden,
freshman outside hitter Fiona Nepo
and junior outside hitter Maria
Hedbeck were impressive defensively.
- The Huskers now begin a stretch of
six matches in 15 days when they face
Kansas State Wednesday at the Coli
seum. After that the Huskers travel to
Austin, Texas, on Nov. 4 to face eighth
ranked Texas.
Huskers run hard in Big 8 tourney
From Staff Reports
The Nebraska women’ s cross coun
try team finished fourth at the Big
Eight Championships, while the men
placed sixth at Lawrence, Kan.
Sophomore Nora Shepherd led the
Huskers with her sixth-place finish
and a time of 18 minutes, 14 seconds.
Colorado won on the women’s side.
Oklahoma State won the men’s
team race with 38 points. Nebraska
senior Brady Bonsall finished 12th to
lead the Huskers.
Swimming
Both the Nebraska men’s and
women’s swimming and divingteams
cruised to wins in their first duals of
the season.
The women defeated Southern Illi
nois Saturday at the Bob Dcvaney
Sports Center. No. 9 Nebraska won
the first seven events and 11 of 16
events for a 191-125 victory over the
Salukis.
Husker senior Melanie Dodd, a
two-time All-American, won the 50,
100 and 200 freestyles. Jane
Glazebrook, a three-time All-Ameri
can, won both the 100 and 200 back
stroke.
“We had some really good swims
all the way across the board today,”
Nebraska coach Cal Bentz said, “con
sidering it was the first collegiate meet
of the season.
“This may be the best we’ve ever
swam this early in the season.”
The men’s team, ranked 24th, de
feated Southern Illinois 150-92. Ne
braska controlled the meet from the
start as David Foster, Adrian Costello,
Francois Boshoff and Juan Benavides
won the opening 200 medley relay.
Men’s tennis
The Nebraska men’s tennis team
picked up only one first-round win at
the Rolex Region V Championship
Saturday at Wichita, Kan.
Cornhusker freshman Roshan
Fernando defeated Gianfranco
Castellano of Southwest Missouri
State 6-3, 1-6, 7-6 in the first round.
But in round two, Fernando was de
feated in straight sets by Evansville’s
Nick Turner.
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Soccer team goes scoreless Friday
From Staff Reports
The Nebraska soccer team dropped a 4-0
decision to Southern California Friday.
Nebraska coach John Walker said his team’s
play was disappointing.
“ We j ust didn ’ t play that well when i t counted,
Game
Continued from Page 6
with 11:49 left in the game.
Frazier, who finished 14 of 23 for 241 yards,
added a touchdown run late in the game to
secure the 44-21 win.
Nebraska didn’t let the noisy crowd at Folsom
Field bother it. The Huskers didn’t have any
Buffaloes
Continued from Page 7
us. I take my hat off to them.”
Senior linebacker Matt Russell, Colorado’s
Butkus Award candidate and defensive leader,
said the Buffaloes had no reason to be ashamed
of their effort. They were beaten by a better
team, he said.
“I think they are right up there with one or
two other teams,” Russell said. “We haven’t
played Florida State, so I can’t speak for them,
but (Nebraska) has got a great scheme. We’ll be
Bulls
Continued from Page 1
Fans followed Jordan wherever he went.
During the pregame warmups, fans hoped to see
a trademark Jordan slam dunk. They got what
they wanted.
During the game, though, they had to wait
until the fourth quarter for a Jordan dunk. But he
finally broke away from the defense and slammed
it home with 2:10 left in the game.
“I’ve played here before,” Jordan said. “It’s
a college crowd with college enthusiasm. It’s
good. It’s always fun to come where you haven’t
• played and for the fans to see what NBA basket
ball is all about.”
After the game, children crowded around the
locker room, hoping to get a glimpse of Jordan,
but that was all they got. Jordan quickly left
through a side door at the arena, avoiding the
that’s about all I can say,” he said.
The Cornhuskers had the same number of
shots on goal as the Trojans, but they just
couldn’t put the ball in the net.
Nebraska, 10-7, will play No. 21 UCLA
today at 2 p.m.
turnovers or penalties and allowed no sacks.
Meanwhile, Colorado had two turnovers, 12
penalties and was sacked twice.
“We have a pretty mature group of players,”
Osborne said. “They seem to rise to the chal
lenge. A lot of them have played in the Orange
Bowl, so this type of thing doesn’t intimidate
them at all. In the matter of fact, it brings out the
best in a lot of them.
rooting for them. They are from the Big Eight,
and they are our representative.”
Neuheisel, a former UCLA quarterback and
assistant coach who came to Colorado as an
assistant coach a year ago, met with his young
team and coaching staff for more than 15 min
utes following the game.
“I told them I was very proud of their effort,”
he said. “I was very proud of the size of the heart
they showed. We were fightingto the bitter end.
“It would be an absolute shame and a sin if
we didn’t come out and play as hard as possible
these last three games, and give these guys a ride
out, hopefully in a New Year’s Day venue.”
mob of autograph seekers.
The Jordan mania didn’t end there, though.
When the Bulls’ bus left the arena, a crowd of
fans chased after the bus in front of the arena on
Court Street.
Besides Jordan and Piatkowski, the fans also
took a liking to Dennis Rodman, who was
thrown out of the game in the third quarter. !!
After Rodman was ejected, the fans started
chanting, “We want Rodman.” But the 6-foot-8
forward wasn’t coming back.
“He’s got to control his temper,” Jordan
said. “Those refs are tough, and he has to
understand it’s not going to take much to get
him out of the game.”
The scoreboard showed the Clippers as the
home team, but even with Piatkowski, the Clip
pers knew they weren’t the fan favorites.
“We knew they were rooting for Pike,” Wil
liams said, “not the Clippers.”
