Huskers face tough patch with young 1985 squad
Tom Osborne leads Nebraska with 13th year as head coach as the Huskers, returning only four starters, show the least experience in 20 years. Fans and media expect top two finish or national contention despite injuries and new lines, with key players DuBose Knox and Washington returning to steady the lineup.
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Didion Joins KU Football as Ombudsman Against NCAA Penalties
Mike Gottfried hires ex NCAA enforcement investigator Dave Didion as an administrative assistant to the Kansas football program, positioning him to oversee day to day NCAA compliance. Didion explains his role as answering coaches questions on eligibility rule interpretations and compliance, bridging enforcement and coaching operations.
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City Schedule for Week of August 26, 1985 Fall Softball
City league games listed by park day and time. Teams include Colbern Electric, Dodson Aviation, Quenemo, Westminste Presbyterian, Ban Hopa Chrysler, Hornets Plays twice, Forest Park events, and church leagues. Matches span Monday to Thursday with multiple venues and start times.
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Texas Rips Quisenberry in 9th for 4-3 Win over Royals
Odibe McDowell ended a 1-for-32 slump with a solo homer off Dan Quisenberry in the ninth to lift the Texas Rangers past Kansas City 4-3. Dave Schmidt earned the win, while Quisenberry blew a potential 31st save as Texas rallied in the eighth. Kansas City had led 3-1 before Texas tied it with a two-run eighth.
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Brand Jr Grabs Share Of NEC World Series Lead
Britain’s Gordon Brand Jr fired 67 to tie Roger Maltbie for the second-round lead at the NEC World Series of Golf in Akron. Maltbie remained atop at 69 as Tom Kite, Fuzzy Zoeller, Calvin Peete and Billy Glasson were within one stroke at 135, two behind the leaders.
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Women's Golf May Win Best Ball At Ottawa Country Club
The winning trio last week was D. South J. Schultz and Gaeddert. Tuesday pairings include C. Smell-H Kramer J Foulks R Osburn S Wassmer C Gleason L Moherman M Hepner J Schultz M Moherman F Warnock E Killough B Hill D South D Elder P Wiggins A Crawford D LeMaster V Gilroy M Sheldon S Dieterich. Reservations or cancellations at 242-3614.
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City Scores Co-ed Softball League Night Totals
City scores show URASUS DRAGONS and ATHLETIC SUPPLY leading with large totals in Co-ed softball. Dozens of players across Wom en and Men’s teams accumulate runs and hits as Dodson Aviation and THA Blues also post strong numbers.
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