The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, December 09, 1997, Page 10, Image 10

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worried about getting the 12th-ranked
Huskers back to the NCAA
Tournament in March than she was
about signing a professional contract.
“I do think about furthering my
career,” she said, “but right now I’m
not really trying to get caught up in it.
“Maybe toward the end of the
season I might concentrate on look
ing toward the future more.”
Gibson said the Husker coaching
staff believes DeForge will have a lot
to think about as the season winds
down.
“We think Anna DeForge has a
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we scored,” Nee said. “When they
went zone, we scored.”
Two players who particularly
struggled during the shooting slump
were junior Tyronn Lue and sopho
more Cookie Belcher. The two guards
from Mexico, Mo., shot a combined
29 percent in the three games before
the Ameritas Classic. .
In the Ameritas, however, both Lue
and Belcher put on a performance
good enough to place them on the all
tournament team. Against UNC
Wilmington, Lue scored 27 points,
shooting 12-for-13 from the field.
Belcher played his best game of the
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the WNBA,” she said. “Our biggest
problem is going to be deciding
which league she wants to play in,
which is a nice problem to have.”
Both of the year-old women’s
professional leagues have allowed
female athletes in all sports to dream
a little more about one day becoming
a pro athlete.
“It’s more realistic now than it
ever has been,’’ Gibson said of
women wanting to move on to the pro
ranks. “I think little girls are really
going to want to grow up and play
basketball because it’s here profes
sionally.”
It’s important, Gibson added, that
people realize both leagues, especial
ly the WNBA with its television con
tract and the help of the NBA, are not
just a passing fancy.
“It’s really going to get strong, 1
and I don’t think it will die out,”
Gibson said. “I think it’s here to stay,
for the first time in a long time.”
DeFoige said she was encouraged
by the success of the two leagues and
wouldn’t have any trouble deciding
whether or not to go pro when the
time comes.
“Now there is a better future out
there for a lot of athletes,” she saidl
“If I am fortunate enough to have a
chance tp go to the next level) tften
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season so fax; scoring 20 points against
the Seahawks.
The next night, Lue and Belcher
each scored 13 points as seven players..
scored in double figures against
Grambling. Lue said that when other
players score, it helps take some stress
off of his game
* last couple of games I was
trying to force things,” Lue said. *Tf
the guys can step up and get things
done it takes some pressure off of me.
Then we have a little fun.”
The Huskers are hoping to keep
having fun and keep the hot shooting
touch. NU plays in-state rival
Creighton on Wednesday, with
Minnesota and Virginia on the hori
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“As long as we keep moving with
out the ball and setting screens,” Lue
said, “we can geta lot of good shots.”
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