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Page 16 Lincoln Journal-Star Monday. January 2ri1995 OSlAriGE D017L wwji.iMi.iii in. i wBfP 'yy 1 11 111 1 Orange Bowl NBC's best; (didn't get it Commentary 8 Nebraska fans cheer for the cameras prior to the Orange Bowl game, with Nebraska leading by seven points, NBC showed highlights from all of Osborne's Orange Bowl losses in the 1980s and "90s. Down the stretch, the network's coverage went up a notch. Key replays were shown in a timely manner, and emotion shots were frequent and told a story within the story.

Hammond and Collinsworth stayed out of the way of the celebration shots showing the Huskers savoring their 24-17 win. Dockery's sideline reports were hot and cold. His interview with Osborne after the game was a good wrapup to the telecast When Miami wide receiver A.C. Tellison was injured during the second quarter, Dockery quickly updated the situation about Tellison's separated left shoulder. But early in the game, Dockery's report on Frazier's health was two-week-old news.

The camera work was an enjoyable part of the telecast. NBC's isolation work on Miami receivers against Nebraska defensive backs was informative. Also, cameras were kept on Miami defensive tackle and Lorn-bardi Award winner Warren Sapp against the Huskers' offensive line, and that provided some decent viewing. The pregame was NBC at its best. In other words, it involved Bob Cos-tas.

Costas' interview with Osborne was well done. He asked Osborne tough questions about his 22-year quest for the national title and a rap about being too conservative. The piece on Nebraksa's Berringer and Frazier was well done, as was the spot on Miami quarterback Frank Costa. Past Credit 1S-3 Crcr.d Ccrcven lb Fully loaded rear heat and air only Trill newtptpor uttt recycled ptper end It ctn be recycled gain. See Section 123 In cittsffieds lor drop-oil tiles.

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They kept the viewers well informed about Nebraska's ever-changing quarterback situation. Sideline reporter John Dockery also got into the act, and his timely re- -port in the second quarter told the audience that Berringer would relieve Tommie Frazier on the Huskers' next possession. And when Berringer threw an interception one play after Nebraska took over at the Miami 4-yard line in the fourth quarter, NBC was quick to show Frazier putting on his helmet and warming up on the sideline. Midway through the final period, Collinsworth's comment on the quarterback ordeal was: "This has turned into a movie." Ccllinsworth was partly right, but it was more like a soap opera. Adding to the soap opera-like atmosphere was Hammond, who constantly, made remarks about NU CoachTom Osborne trying to win his first national championship.

NBC also showed Nebraska's missed two-point conversion during the 1984 Orange Bowl six times during the telecast And with two minutes left in the play in three Orange Bowl games and emerge winless. "That was a possibility," he said. "But I didn't want to think about it. I just tried to stay calm and stay focused." Helene Elliott, Los Angeles Times At long, long last the quest is over for Tom Osborne, and the national championship almost certainly belongs to Nebraska. Vindication came after 22 seasons and, appropriately, it came at the Orange Bowl, site of two wrenching losses that cost the coach national titles in the past.

His futility ended Sunday night when the top-ranked Cornhuskers rallied to beat No. 3 Miami 24-17 behind the fourth-quarter leadership of quarterback Tommie Frazier The final Associated Press poll won't be released until Tuesday morning, after all the Jan. 2 bowl games are played. But even if second-ranked Penn State beats Oregon in the Rose Bowl, Nebraska seems certain to finish No. 1.

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3 ROOMS OF 55oz TEXTURED PLUSH CARPET 50SMDS, ONLY $799.50 Collinsworth, Hammond weren't network's top broadcast team. By Mark Derowitsch Lincoln Journal-Star A game with the magnitude of the Sunday's Orange Bowl between Nebraska and Miami deserved NBC's best coverage, and the network came through in every aspect except one: the broadcasters. Play-by-play announcer Tom Hammond and color commentator Chris Collinsworth did an adequate job throughout the game, but the Orange Bowl NBC's premier college football game and the contest that most likely decided the national championship should have had the best NBC broadcast team. Hammond and Col-. lins worth are not it Last year, NBC's top college football tandem of Dick Enberg and Bob Trumpy did an outstanding job broadcasting the Orange Bowl.

But NBC had Enberg working an NFL playoff game during the weekend, so Hammond and Collinsworth were assigned the game. You expect to find the two working a backup NFL game, shown only to local markets. Hammond did a professional job throughout the telecast, keeping the television audience up-to-date with game situations, except a few times. One error was when Nebraska had the ball late in the second quarter near midfield. Nebraska called a time out, but Hammond never did say how much time was left in the half.

Two plays later, following a Brook Ber-ringer pass to Lawrence Phillips, the What Others Said They're shifting the game called the Orange Bowl to the land of the shrimp eaters. In 1997. the Orange Bowl game will be played in the swanky confines of Joe Robbie Stadium, where the wealthiest fans can ingest crustaceans behind air-conditioned glass and use private plumbing without having to mix with those sweaty people out there in the stands. The officials should have moved the game next year rather than wait until 1997. It's not going to be the same without the old joint being the center of the football-playing universe, the-way it was on Sunday night as Nebraska overcame Miami's home-field advantage 24-17 to probably guarantee good old Tom Osborne's first na-' tional championship after 22 years.

Penn State must beat Oregon in the Rose Bowl on Monday afternoon to stay unbeaten, but Nebraska is now 13-0 and was already ahead in the polls for the unofficial title. Even if Penn State beats Oregon, the polls could very well go to Nebraska, on the theory that good old Osborne didn't lose all season. The coaches voted for good old Don James of Washington for the 1991 championship. And come to think of it who told Penn State to join-the Big Ten, casting its fate with schools stretching all the way out to Iowa? Who told Penn State to join a conference that is committed to playing in the Rose Bowl into the next century? That's Penn State's problem. George Vecsey, New York Times There was no way for any of them to know how far he had traveled or how deeply and desperately he longed to arrive.

After all, most of the kids who surrounded Tom Osborne at the end of the journey had not been born when he began it. Twenty-two seasons, and until this one, they all began and ended pretty much the same. Two-a-day practices in the lingering heat of a late Mid- western summer. Nine wins or better by the time winter settled over the plains. A bowl game and a trip back into the warm weather as reward and too often, an empty feeling when the' new year rolled around.

But this time, turning the page on his calendar will never seem so sweet. Because Nebraska's 24-17 win over mouthy Miami means Osborne can turn over a page in his career as well After three tries at the national championship in this aging wooden bowl west of the downtown, after 22 trying seasons and 219 wins, he finally has the one that will validate all of the others. "I didn't even know this existed," Osborne, making an uncharacteristic stab at humor, said as he reached for the silver bowl filled with oranges that is emblematic of the winner of this contest "Usually," he pointed to a smaller version of the trophy on a table to his right, "I collect this trophy here." Jim litke, Associated Press I A couple of interceptions thrown by his rival in an intrasquad scrimmage helped Tommie Frazier win the start-: ing quarterback job for Nebraska against Miami in Sunday night's Orange BowL r. An interception Frazier threw in the first quarter almost cost him that position. Consigned to the bench in favor of Brook Berringer after his first-quarter pass was picked off by Miami's Carlos Jones, Frazier had time to reflect on the notion that he might not get back into the game, that he might SI PERFORMANCE CUSHION AND INSTALLATION INCLUDED! 6 MOMTH DELAYED PAYIVIEriP1 Caipet your home with our Tiarnond style Textured plush carpet.

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