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Moore ready to ruin NU season By Mike Kluck Staff Reporter Beating Nebraska won’t make Oklahoma’s season or make up for the Sooners’ 5-4-1 record, but it would give junior halfback Jerald Moore a little satisfaction. “We’ve had a bad season, but this I won’t make our season,” Moore said. “We will feel better about our season ] i i we can make someone else’s season j as oad as ours because we won’t feel i as bad then. If we beat Nebraska. I’m j pretiv sure that will make them feel j bad about their season.” The iast two years, Moore and the j Sooners had that opportunity. The j Sooners t wice fat!ed to ruin Nebraska' s i undefeated record. They’d get another try on Friday at i Memorial Stadium. Besides a shot at ruining Nebraska's 1 season, tne game also gi ves Moore an ! opportunity to gain 1,000 yards rush j ing this so'M n. I *"* Although Moore had to sit out the * tuwa State game with a toe injury, he : stilt leads the Oklahoma rushing at j tack averaging 106.9 yards a game j and 6.4 yards a carry. He only necd.> 3X varus to surpass the 1,000-yard mark. Moore said he would wait until the end of the season before he decided on returning to Oklahoma next season or declaring himself eligible for the Na tional Football League draft. But Moore has his eyes set on the Sooner offense as a whole. For the Sooners to defeat Nebraska, Oklahoma’s offense needs to be suc cessful. “We need to have a ball control offense, and we have to keep the ball away from their offense,” Moore said. “We need to keep our defense off the field, and we can’t go three downs and out.” Oklahoma’s offensive success, Moore said, depends on being able to preserve a lead late in the game and on executing through all phases of the game. But too often the Sooners have sputtered this year. Moore said the low point came on Nov. 11, when they were shut out by Oklahoma State. The Cowboys defeated Oklahoma 12-0 for the Sooners’ first shutout loss since 1983. Although Moore said he hadn . been able to find any flaws in either the Nebraska offense or defense, the Sooners do have an advantage over the Huskers. “Our game plan is that we are going Picks from llte Hicks | Daily Nebraskan staffers pick the winners I of 10 major college football games tins I weekend with winners in bolci: I Baylor at Texas i Arizona at Arizona S 2 ! Syracuse at Miami Ohio St. at Michigan Florida St. at Florida Penn St. at Michigan S: Illinois at Wisconsin I Minnesota at io.wa 1 Pittsburgh at West Virginia ! Pick the score - , j Oklahoma 10 at Nebraska 49 j Last week: 7-3 i Season: 80-20 tolel it all hang out,” Moore said."' e all know this may be our last trame .o we can piav loose. We have no n s sure at all, “1 think the pressure is on tiv n becauseiftheylosetoa teamwitn r r record, they would iojjf their sno< i national championship, it woulci or < tneir whole season.” basketball team prepares for Hawaiian challenge By Todd Walkenhorst Staff Reporter A week in Hawaii may be just what the Nebraska basketball team needs to get ready for the upcoming season. The Cornhuskers arrived in Hilo, Hawaii, on Friday to begin prepara tions for the Big Island Invitational. Coach Danny Nee planned to practice seven times in Hilo before Friday’s season opener against Toledo. For one Husker senior, this week end will mark the beginning of the end. Senior guard Erick Strickland— along with Jar on Boone, Terrance Badgett, Jason Glock, Chris Sallee and Tom Wald — will finish up their careers this season. “It flew by kind of quick,” Strickland said, “but I’m happy with my career here at Nebraska. I’m not happy it’s about over. I hope to go out with a bang and be successful in my final year.” The Huskers and Toledo will be two ofeight teams participating in the invitational. Wichita State, Utah State, Minnesota, Valparaiso, Oregon and Hawaii-Hilo round out the invite. Both Minnesota and Oregon played in last year’s NCAA Tournament. This year’s Husker squad will be one filled with youth, Strickland said, and this weekend will be an early test of the team’s chemistry. “We’ve been working real hard as a team,” Strickland said. “We still have quite a few things that have to gel; we've still got a lot of young guys.” One test for the Huskers will be freshman point guard Tyronn Lue. Strickland said Lue’s defense would be a great addition to the team. “Tyronn really gets after you de fensively,” he said. “He really gets after the point guard. He’s become quite a floor leader. He kndws when to slow it down. That helps us also.” • The Huskers will takeon Toledoat 6:15 Friday night. Toledo finished 1994 with a 16-11; the Huskers fin ished 18-14. Frazier has smooth day From Staff Reports Nebraska coach Tom Osborne said Monday that star' - ing quarterback Tommie Frazier went through the entire practice j without difficulty. The Cornhuskers continued preparation for Friday’s game against Oklahoma. Wingback Jon Vedral did not practice be cause of a groin injury. Defen sive back Mike Fullman injured his knee Monday alter he slipped * on a wet spot on the field. He probably will practice today. Osbc^ne also said that redshirt I freshman quarterback Frankie London would have shoulder surgery today. “He’s got a shoulder that’s slipping a little,” Osborne said. Osborne was shocked to learn that Nebraska was favored by 3 3 points over the Sooncrs. “I hope the gamblers know j more than I do,” Osborne said. OPEN Friday, November 24th before the Nebraska/Oklahoma game 9am until kickoff Lower Level, Nebraska Union Come on down! bookstore