Second Team

RALPH MILLER=- One of the two greatest high school players
ever developed in the basketball minded state of Kansas. Hampered all
this season by a knee injury, but has been invaluable to the Jayhawks
during the time that he has been able to play. Averaged 12 points a

game in non-conf erence play. The best passer in the Big Six this year.

ERVIN REID- Pla#yea forward for Kansas State, but would
make a fine center. Tall and well built, Reid was a tough proposition
for all guards. Uses unorthodox shots most of the time. Good tipper

around the basket. Should have his best year next season.

AITON WERNER- Had his best nights against Kansas, scoring
13 points at Lincoln and 19 at Lawrence. A very good long shot and
better than average on one-handers. Improved consiéerably on defense

this year. Leading Nebraska scorer in non-fonference games.

MARVIN MESCH- Not quite as sensational this year, as
last, but a good steady player. Mesch is a good scorer and is prob-
ably the best defensive player on the 0.U. team, with the possible

exception of Scheffler. A good ball handler.