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mm- i yy--i hsmyimmmyyyy. xj Linebacker Jackie Shipp "I think the fact Nebraska could play out of designed plays, with guys like Turner Gill and Mike Rozier, makes Nebraska as good as it is. Rozier would run the plays we'd practiced all week and they cut back and make the play work. Gill made so many broken plays look like great runs it wasnt funny. "They need a quarterback like Gill, because we'd nave everyone covered and he'd break loose, like on T.

that touchdown of "We started playing block, tackle and run in the second half and we shut them down, but they had too many points in first half. Noseguard John filake "(Dave) Rimington is the best I've played against and I think he makes the offense work for 'hem. They started moving their guards around like we do and my job was to keep Rimington off our linebackers. Easier said than done." "Mike Rozier is a great runner and you can't wrap him up by yourself. He's just great." Fullback Stanley Wilson "The big key was we were out of time outs in the fourth quarter and I guess that's why we started passing when we got the ball with six minutes left.

"We'd been running and doing the things we've always done all day, but we tried to pass on first down and things and we just hadn't practiced that kind of passing that much. "We passed well early, but that's not the same as passing to come from behind at the end of the game. I think our lack of practice hurt, because the timing wasn't there to make it work. "For three quarters, we played against a better1 team, but if we had had the timeouts at the end, we might have won the game. "Nebraska's switch to a 4-man front from the 5-2 defense we expected gave us a little trouble and they did cover our guards pretty well.

That kept us from getting more going offensively." 4 Surrounded By Wayne Gonyea Staff Sports Writer Quarterback Turner Gill "I am sick, I've got the flu and a sore throat. I'm happy, maybe I'll get up too in the next hour or so. Right now I cant jump up and down my head is throbbing too much." On Oklahoma's defense: "They shook me a bit with a lot of blitzes right off the bat I just had to audible a lot to counter it audibled about half the time today. We both passed a lot and I thought (OU quarterback) Kelly Phelps threw the ball real well I could have, thrown the ball better, but I'm just, happy we won." On his keeping the ball so much on options: "They made me run. They were keying on Rozier, they wouldn't give me the pitch to him.

I thought we'd throw the ball more after losing Mike, but losing him really didn't stop our offense. Most of the time we stopped ourselves." Is Nebraska Np. 1'? "We were looking forward to being national champs. But unfortunately we lost a game. We are just happy to win the Big Eight I guess we are not the No.

1 team in the nation because Term State beat us. It's history now." Center Dave Rimington Leaving the field for the locker room: "We can't win the big ones, huh." "I'm happy we came out on top my senior year. There were lot's of times we could have folded, but we stuck together. Our defense really helped us out For awhile it looked like everything was going our way. They have an explosive offense and we wanted to keep the ball away from them.

We had to control the ball and once in a while spring a big play on them. We wanted to keep them wary of our offense." Tight end Jamie Williams On going to the Orange Bowl: "It's great All that water and sunshine and pretty girls. This year I'm going deep sea fishing. In my home town (Davenport Iowa) we've got the Mississippi River, but they don't have anything in there but carp. I can't wait to get there." On quarterback Turner Gill: Some quarterbacks are just runners, some just passers, some just leaders.

Turner is a combination of everything. He is poised at whatever he is doing. He can be explosive when he turns into a runner, and cool and calm when he turns into a passer or a leader. I guess you could say I'm his biggest fan." Defensive end Tony Felici On the play of Nebraska's Black Shirts: "I thought the first couple of series we weren't used to Oklahoma's fast backs, just like last year. But we played hard, gave 100 percent and that's all you can ask of anyone.

I think our overall team unity was the key. I remember my freshman and sophomore years when Oklahoma came from behind the last couple of minutes and scored on us. But we knew if we did our job we could stop them this time, and we did. "I don't think right now we if are the 21st worse defense in Nebraska history, like some say. Like Steve Damkroger says, we might not have the best individual athletes at every position, but as a unit we play well together." On OU's last ditch attempt for a comeback: "We just got together during a couple of TV timeouts and said, hey, this is our last chance.

If we are going to do anything we have to do it now. We did it. (OU quarterback Kelly) Phelps did a good job pass were two good offensive teams out there today," said Dupree, who scored two touchdowns, including one on an 86-yard burst around the leR end on the third play of the second half that cut NU's margin to 21-17. "I don't think Nebraska's defense is as good as ours, but offense is trouble," he said. "They aren't as physical as Southern Cal, but they were plenty physical enough.

They aren't as quick as Kansas State, but they stopped us when they had to. And they did win the game. "I had a little trouble getting my breath on a couple of plays, especially on the long run," Dupree said. "That's the first time that play has Oklahoma freshman sensation Marcus Dupree (22) is headed off at the pass during fourth quarter action Friday by Nebraska's Steve Damkroger (35), Bret Clark (10) and Bill Weber (87). The Husker defense kept Dupree and the rest of the OU offense out of the end zone in the final period to preserve a 28-24 win.

Dupree: Don'tblame offense Statistics Praeuner 1 0 1 Linebackers Damkroger 8 2 10 McWhlrter 7 7 14 Selbel 1 0 1 Backs VanNorman. 4 2 6 Lyday 3 2 5 Clark 6 3 9 Harris 1 0 1 Burke 6 12 Oklahoma GUI (Turner) would cut off the blocker and be gone. "But there's no one person who can take credit for their offense. It's linemen, running backs and coaching," he said. "They kept us off balance all day," said Bryan, who led the Sooners with 13 tackles "That's the key to their success.

Usually, you Tuiow where the ball is going, but we got all mixed up because you'd fight off the guy blocking you, then someone else would be there and then you look down field and there's Rozier or Gill." Bryan cited the situation when Nebraska had the ball, third down and 14 to go on the NU and Gill scrambled for 11 yards. The Sooners were also tagged with a personal foul penalty on the play. My fault' "That play was my fault," Bryan said. "I was in containment and I went under (towards the middle of the scrimmage) and' there went Gill. "It gets so you can't tell whether it's a trap-block or what and by the time you figure it out someone's already through the crack," Bryan said.

Although slowed by a bronchial infection and torn ligaments in the knuckles on his right hand, Dupree found some cracks in the Nebraska defense. "There's no doubt there- By Ken Hambleton Staff Sports Writer Oklahoma freshman running back Marcus Dupree said the Sooner offense wasn't at fault in the 28-24 loss to Nebraska in the Big Eight, clash Friday at NU's Memorial Stadium. "We moved up and down the field on offense, but a few mistakes and a few defensive breakdowns took us away from the win," said Dupree, who finished with a game-high 149 yards rushing on 25 carries. "Yeah, we had the defensive breakdowns, but Nebraska's offense had a lot to do with those breakdowns," OU defensive tackle Rick Bryan answered. "We played the best we could and I think we whupped them straight ahead all day.

'Great team' "But they still moved the ball on us and Nebraska is just a great team," he said. "I saw a little bit of the Pitt-Penn State game on tele-Vision and I can tell you Nebraska would murder both of them," he said. "I dont think there's another team in the country that could do to us what Nebraska's offense did. "It's not like playing against anybody else all that misdirection stuff," said Bryan, the Big Eight defensive player of the Year. "They'd make a little crack in our defense and Rozier (Mike) or Craig (Roger) or U.S.

takes Davis Cup lead GRENOBLE, France (AP) Despite a boistrous crowd that yelled and whistled as he tried to serve, John McEnroe kept his cool and steered the United States toward yet another Davis Cup triumph. "The French fans weren't too bad," McEnroe said after he and Gene Mayer had given the U.S. team a 2-0 lead over France in the 1982 final Friday. "They just got a little out of hand in the final set, that's all." McEnroe outlasted French No. 1 Yannick Noah 12-10, 1-6, 3-6, 6-2, 6-3 in a 4 hour, 18-min-ute marathon.

In the second match, ing, but we knew he wasn't one of the great passers in the country. It's a credit to our guys in the trenches that he had to turn to passing. He had some success when he surprised us, but we knew he couldn't pass when he had to. This was probably the only time this year we wanted a team to pass on us." On OU's freshman sensation Marcus Dupree: "I think they are placing a lot of pressure on him, being just a freshman. But he has handled it well.

By his junior or senior year he might win a Heis-man. But right now I disagree with (OU coach) Barry Switzer. He (Dupree) isn't from outer space. He's going to be a great back, he has great speed, but he wasn't that tough as a power runner. He couldn't play for (NU) coach (Mike) Corgan." Nebraska Offense Rushing No.

Yds. Ave. Gill 15 65 4.3 Rozier 15 96 6.4 58 5.8 Fryer 3 20 6.7 Craig 17 56 3.3 Schellen 1 3 3.0 Passing No. Co. Yds PI Gill 17 7 74 0 Fryar I 1 37 0 Pass Receiving No.

Yds. Fryar 4 45 Brown 2 22 Krenk 2 44 Punting No. Yds. Ave. Campbell 5 148 29.6 Punt returns No.

Yds. Fryar 1 2 Kickoff returns No. Yds. Smith 2 41 Frvar 2 37 Interception returns No. Yds.

Lvdav 1 29 Strasburger 1 22 Defense Linemen UT AT TT Weber 3 2 5 Gdowski .....2 1 3 Merrell 4 3 7 Stuckey 1 3 4 Felici 7 3 10 Strasburger 2 3 5 Herrmann 1 0 1 Graeber 1 2 3 CU triumphs BOULDER, Colo. (UPI) -Billy Houston scored 24 "points Friday to lead Colorado to a 92-63 trouncing of Oregon Tech in a non-conference game. Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders.

7:05 o.m. New Jersey at Calgorv. 7:05 p.m. Winnipeg at Toronto. 7:05 p.m.

Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Los Angeles. 9:35 p.m. Football College scores Nebraska 28, OKIohomo 24 Delaware 13, Connecticut 7 Penn St.

19, Pittsburgh 10 Transactions BASKETBALL National Basketball Association DETROIT PISTONS Placed Kelly Tripucka. forword, on the injured list. FOOTBALL Notional Football League LOS ANGELES RAMS Waived Cullen Bryant, fullback, ond Billy Waddv, wide receiver. Sloned Charles Dejurnett, detenslvt tackle, ond Kerry Locklin, wide receiver. MIAMI SKYWAYS HOTEL 10 mln.

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We'll get there next year," Dupree said. "If we don't win the national championships next year, I think we'll all be disappointed," Bryan added. Mayer tamed 19-year-old French star Henri Leconte 6-2, 6-2, 7-9, 64. The Americans hoped to wrap up the final series Saturday. The crowd in Grenoble's Sports Palace, where a clay court has been laid down specially for the occasion, reached a peak of pandemonium in the fifth game of the final set of McEnroe's duel with Noah.

McEnroe's first serve, was called out. He and U.S. captain Arthur Ashe both thought it was in. McEnroe argued about it his only argument in the long match. Philadelphia 120.

Cleveland 102 Detroit 132, Porllond 118 (OT San Antonio 122, Chicago 120 Phoenix 110, New Jersey 99 Seattle 127, Denver 106 Saturday's gomes Utah at Philadelphia, Indiana at Atlanta, 6:35 p.m. Portland at Woshlngton, 7:05 p.m. San Antonio at Dallas, 7:35 p.m. Chicago at Houston, Phoenix at Kansas City, 7: 35 p.m. New York at Milwaukee.

8 p.m. San Diego at Denver, 8:35 p.m. Seottle at Golden Stole, 10:05 p.m. Sunday's games Kansas City at Cleveland Milwaukee at Boston Golden state at Los Angeles Hockey NHL Friday's results Chicago 4, Hartlord3 Buffalo 8. St.

Louis 6 Washington 5. Toronto 3 Pittsburgh 6, Minnesota 6 (tie) Edmonton 6, Winnipeg 5 New Jersey 4, Vancouver 4 (tie) Saturday's games Hartford at Boston, 12: 15 p.m. Chicago at Quebec, 6:35 p.m. Detroit at Montreal, 7 :05 p.m. EES TICKET! Rail Insurance Rate 11 ICS 49.95 Ton ioo742.7e3i Sat.

9am-2pm do bone than Bcetl I Scoreboard Vfe. I KNEW P6R3CE.lJOlr4Q7 TEAM THAI Bf SvVlrJgURNE TRtmiK ITS ACTUALLY TRIEP TO TtAKW BOUNCGP OFF AH OPrWBJT 1 TALK ABOUT A I Offense Rushing No. Yds. Ave. Phelps 7 18 2.6 Wilson 14 61 4.4 Dupree 25 149 6.0 Ledbetter 1 1 1.0 Sims 9 40 4.4 Winters 1 1 1.0 Sewell 1 14 14.0 Passing No.

Co. Yds PI Phelps 19 6 115 2 Pass receiving No. Yds. Sewell 2 47 Clewis 1 12 Wilson 1 26 Carter 1 20 Winters 1 10 Punting No. Yds.

Ave. Keeling 2 90 45.0 Punt returns No. Yds. Cose 1 18 Kickoff returns No. Yds.

Sewell 1 15 1 22 Defense Linemen UT AT TT Goodlow 4 3 7 9 4 13 Blake 1 1 2 Slater 5 2, 7,, Murphy 5 1 6 Wilson 3 Linebackers Benson 2 2 '4 Shipp 9 2 .1,, Sanders 0 3 3 Backs Drane 3 14 Stanberry 2 0 2 Case 7 1 8 Hall. 2 0 2 Haworth 7 1 8 BLIZZARD WIZARDS! SNO-THRO'S ARIENS SNO-THRO'S 2-STAGE ACTION GIVES YOU-THE ADVANTAGE YOU NEED IN A NEBRASKA BLIZZARO. 2.7 HP. toll HP. A SIZE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS.

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Women's college swimming Husker Invite, Devaney Sports Center. Basketball Scores Big Eight Nebraska '4. Denver 50 Colorado Oregon Tech 63 State colleges NE-Norlolk 75. Colo. NW Bulldog Classic First round Sterling, Kan.

77. Midland 70 1 Concordio 100, St. John's. Kon. 76 WOMEN Pepsi Ciossic First round UN061, Regis 40 Oklohoma City 64, NW Missouri 71 No.

iowa 78, St. Francis 58 78. Ft. Haves St. 63 Other colleges EAST Navy 74, Wash.

Jeff. 72 SOUTH 73, N. Georgia SO Auburn 63, 61 Florida Tech 79, Georgia Coll. 68 Georgia Georgio SI. 63 Memphis St.

89, W. Teas St. 74 New Orleans 96, Wichita St. 82 Richmond 70, Campbell S3 S.C.-AikenB9, Morris 75 Southern U. 86.

Grumbling 79 Tulsa 52, Wyoming 38 MIDWEST Cincinnati 71, Circle61 George Williams 75, Grinnell 58 Morvcrest 89, Monmouth. III. 87 Mornlngside81, NE Missouri 56 NW Iowa 69. Luther 65 Notre Dame 74, Stonehill 60 Ohio Northern 69, Urbona 54 S. Illinois 87.

Charleston, W. Va. 44 Westmar 65, Warrburg 61 SOUTHWEST Arkansas St. 74. Wm.

Penn4S Baylor 88, McMurry 68 Bethany Nazoreng 115, Texas 102 Houston Baptist 92, Prolrle View 62 NW Oklohomo 83, Austin Coll. 61 Okla. Baptist 68. Point Loma66 Oral Roberts 72, Southern Cal 51 Philllps81. Tabor 72 SE Oklahoma 84, LeTourneau 66 Texos Wesieyan 56, Rlct 44 if- i Kfir Miller-Hornet Tipoff Alabama St.

70, Kentucky St. 60 Auburn-Mont. 78, Birmingham Southern 57 Miller-Sowega Invitational Savannah St. 78, Coker 60 Columbus Coll. 88, Troy St.

62 Albany Ga. 71, Go. Southwestern 58 Pillsburv Invitational Bereo. Ky. 79, Trinity, Texas 64 Indiana-SE 64, Tavlor 53 Spartan Cutlass Classic Cent.

Michigan 74, Wis. -Green Bay 62 Michigan St. 72. W. Michigan 65 Sworthmore Thanksgiving Tourney Case Western 63, Haverford 61 Manhottanvillo 63, Sworthmore SB, OT SW Minnesota Tipoff Mayvllle St.

98, Grand View 91 SW Minnesota 93, Mocalester 74 Sun Met Classic Idaho 67, Loyola, Calif. 60 Fresno St. 62, Hardin-Simmons 51 Tennessee Classic 72, Austin Peoy 69 Tennessee St. 77. Middle Tenn.

71 Tlton Classic Championship Marlon 83, Olivet 72 Third Place Dyke 74, Roberts Weslevan 5 UOC TipoH Dist. of Columbia 104, California, Pa. 63 St. Augustine's 91, Bowie St. SS Virginia Tipoff Virglnio 124, Johns Hopkins 60 Va.

Commonwealth 78, Georgi Mason 67 Wash. Let Tipotl Greensboro Coll. 71, Romopo 68 Wash. Lee 50, Lehmon 44 Big 8 box scores NU 94, Denver 58 DENVER (58) tg-fga ft-fta rb of to Caruso 3-4 9 3 5 M.Wilson 9-13 1-1 2 3 It Lonekomp 3-1) 4-4 5 2 10 D.Wilson... 2-2 0-0 1 4 4 Fedro 3-3 0-0 10 Foxhoven 1-1 2-3 10 4 Lee 1-3 2-2 I 1 4 Sherbert 0-0 0-2 10 0 2-3 15 6 1 Now Available Detroit Atlontq Chicago Indiana Cleveland 10 .625 5 7 .417 3 6 9 .400 6 9 .400 3V 1 12 .077 Western Conference MIDWEST DIVISION PCt.

GB Kansas City 7 3 .700 San Antonio 10 6 .625 Dallas 6 6 .500 2 Denver 6 9 .400 Uloh 4 9 .308 4'i Houston 1 12 .077 PACIFIC DIVISION Seattle 13 2 .867 Los Angeles 11 3 .786 lVs Phoenix 11 4 .733 2 Portland I 8 .500 S'fl Golden State 4 9 .308 8 Son Diego 3 11 .214 Vfi Friday's results Boston 137. Utah 103 Washington 87, Indiona 85 SPEEDING Take Driver License Travel relaxed with your Radar Detector Guarding the road ahead Stop afar FRS BtHOKSTWTlWI Brodess 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 Team rebounds 0 Totals 22-40 14-19 25 It 58 NEBRASKA (94) fg-tga ft-fla rb Renlro 64 0-0 7 L. Johnson 1-4 2-4 1 Hoppen 6-12 04 3 Williams 5-9 1-1 0 1-2 2-2 0 Ponce 6-8 3-4 1 Downing 54 0-0 2 Walton 34 2-2 4 Smith 4-9 00 2 Scorlett 0-0 2 Cloudy 3-7 2-2 Team rebounds 3 41-75 12-15 11 18 94 Denver 21 37 58 Nebraska 45 49 94 Turnovers Nebraska 17, Denver 35. Steals Nebraska 16, Denver 8. Assists Nebraska 27, Denver 18.

Blocked shots Nebraska 1, Denver 0. Technical foul Walton. Attendance 8,137. CU Ore. Tech 63 OREGON TECH (63) McClaln 6 1-3 13, Smith 6 2-3 14, Armstrong 2 2-2 6, Brown 2 0-0 4, Hoffner 6 0-0 12, Andrew 5 04 10, Cole 1 04 2, Brandner 0 0-0 0, Calla-shan 0 0, Carter 0 0-0 0.

Parent 0 2-3 2. Totals 28 7-13 61. COLORADO (91) Ketly 2 0-2 4, Gonzalez 4 6-6 14, Downs 8 3-4 19, Houston 12 0-0 24, 1 Humphries 7 0-2 14. Cornish 1 0-2 2. Yowell 30-04.

Hughes 1 0-0 Reid 0 040, Thompson 2044, Tearnev 1 1-2 3, Helms 0 0-0 0. Need ham 0 04 0. Totals 41 18-14 91. Holftime Colorado 45. Oregon Tech 27.

Fouled out None. Total fouls-Oregon Tech 12. Colorado 14. Technical None. A 4,755.

NBA standings Eastern Conference ATLANTIC DIVISION Pet. OB Boston 12 2 .857 Philadelphia 12 2 .857 New Jersey 7 .436 6 Washington 6 I .429 6 New York 3 10 .231 8'i CENTRAL DIVISION Milwaukee 9 5 .643 FAR WEST Air Force 72, U.S. International 71, 0T Bakers! ield St. 74, Aiusa Paclllc 57 Cal Baptist 93, S. Oregon 84, OT Cal-Santa Barbara 76, Cal-Davls 56 Coll.

of Santa Fe 1 1 1, W. New Mexico 82 Colorado 92, Oregon Tech 63 Long Beach St. 86, Boise St. 73 Montana 74, Cent. Washington 48 New Mexico 122.

N. Mex. Highlands 84 Oregon 63. Cat-San go 46 Pepperdine 103, S. -i J.

Coll. 77 Pomono-Pitzer 55, H.iyword St. 54 San Diego St. 75, San Francisco St. 58 Santa Clara 84, Humboldt St.

67 Seattle 91, Howall-Paclflc 78 Seattle Pacific 93. S. Sonoma St. 75, Col Poly-Pomona 62 UCLA 85, Brighom Young 82 tah 68. Oregon St.

62, OT Utah St. 99, Midwestern St. 77 Weber St. 66, Gonzaga 42 TOURNAMENTS (First round games unless noted) Avila Tourney Avila 77. Mo.

Valley 62 Kansas Newman 89, Mld-Am. Naza- rene86 Crush Classic Arizona St. 68, Texas Tech 66 DePaul 79, Davidson 39 Drury Thanksgiving Tourney Torkio 77, Hendrix 76 Drurv 87, Benedictine, Kon. 57 Evangel Tourney vongel 88, School of the Ozorks 71 Baptist Bible 69 Okla. Christion67, SW Baptist 62 Grace Turkey Classic Bethel.

Ind. 76, Houghton, N.Y.St Great Aloska Shootout Louisville 80, Florido63 Washington 62, Alaska-Anchorage 50 Clemson 82. Texos 79, 2 OT Harbor Invitotional Tufts 87, Curry 69 98. S. Maine 55 Hawaii Tipotf Louisiana St.

75, Chominode62 Kettle Clonic Houston 104, Arizona 63 Lamar 79, Texas-Son Antonio 59 Lapchick Memorial St. John's 81. Army 38 Ohio U. 57, St. Mary's, Calif.

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