Tuesday, Feb. 23, 1965 University Daily Kansan Page 5 Jayhawks to Tangle With Cornhuskers The KU Jayhawks will face their twelfth conference contest tonight when they meet the Nebraska Corn-huskers in Allen Field House. Jayhawk coach Ted Owens said Price Up on Big 8 Games KANSAS CITY, Mo.-A standard minimum reserved seat football ticket price of $5.00 for all Big Eight Conference games has been adopted by the Conference to become effective with next fall's games, Big Eight Executive Director Wayne Duke announced today. the increase, the first in the Conference's minimum since 1958, puts the Big Eight in line with prices charged by members of most other major conferences, including the Big Ten, Southwest and Southeastern, and most of the major-college independents, according to a recent ticket price survey. This survey showed that the minimum average price charged was just under $5.00, with the trend toward a standard minimum of $5.00 at all 80 institutions participating in the study. Of those surveyed, almost 25 per cent indicated they had special box seats which were priced higher than the reserved seats and more than a third of the institutions charged a special price, higher than the minimum, for big games on the schedule. Thus, the average price for a reserved seat at the 80 major universities is just over $5.00. For the past several years, some Big Eight members have charged over the $4.00 minimum for games against traditional rivals or for games against institutions that have a reserved-seat minimum greater than the Big Eight's. Last year, for example, tickets for five games in the Conference were above the $4.00 minimum, in addition to all games at Nebraska, where a standard $5.00 reserved seat price was charged for the first time. This new Big Eight minimum applies only to reserved seats and only to Conference games. Member universities will continue to set the price for reserved seats in games against non-Conference members and to establish a price for general admission or "knothole" sections. Track Response Good, Easton Says KU track coach Bill Easton said Friday he was well pleased with the response by students to a general appeal for track talent. Easton said he wanted to re-issue the invitation for all interested men in the student body to report to him or his staff if they were interested in participating in track. The track coaches may be reached in their office in Allen Field House during the morning hours and during the afternoon they are at practice in the arena at the field house. Easton said practice sessions would begin to move outside as soon as weather permitted and that work for the outdoor season would begin in March after the last indoor meet. The students recently reporting for track are; David Clark, Shawnee Mission junior; Thomas Dawes, Rochester, N.Y., freshman; William Lane, Winter Park, Fla., sophomore; John McDonnell, Kansas City, Mo., freshman; John Meek, Hiawata freshman; J. Ben Rishel, Wichita freshman; and Stephen Weeks, Bonner Springs freshman. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Announces its Study Series for the spring semester on "The Nature of God." the game will be a tough one. Nebraska has more physical strength than any team in the conference, Owens continued. The first "class" meeting will be Tonight at 7:00 in the Pine Room of the Kansas Union. "Nebraska has probably improved more during conference play than any other team this year." Owens said. "I saw them play when they beat K-State and it just wasn't the team we played at the first of the year." The Nebraska team should have no problems fielding a full team this week. Last week against Kansas State, several injuries and one disciplinary action cut down the squad so much that the coach was forced to suit up his student manager. Owens said he was not making any special preparations with the team for the forthcoming Cornhusker invasion. "We will be playing our standard game," he said. "Of course, they will be using a full court press and that will change the way we will play some." On defense, Nebraska will try a man-to-man, Owens said. Although this form of defense usually leaves the center open for shooting, Owens said the Cornhuskers tend to stay in close and leave the outside men shooting. The man-to-man defense should present less of a problem to KU's top-scoring Walt Wesley, who is well on his way to breaking Big Eight individual scoring records, than the 1-3-1 zone tried by the K-State Wildcats last Saturday. Ron Franz, forward, opened up as another outside shooting threat for the Jayhawks when he netted 23 points Saturday. KU's strength from the outside and Wesley on the inside should force the Cornhuskers into a fairly open defense. Owens was concerned with one movement the Cornhuskers have been making in their last few games. "When Nebraska gets ahead they hold the ball," he noted. They pass the ball around the outside and only take a shot if it seems to be a sure thing. The Jayhawks will have to sharpen their ball-stealing techniques if they encounter the control game. However, Owens said his primary interest in defending against this sort of playing would be to not let the Cornhuskers have the lead. Owens plans to stick with the starters he used for the Kansas State game. He will play Riney Lochmann and Al Lopes at the forward position. Wesley, of course, will fill the center slot. Dave Schichtle and Del Lewis will be the starting guards. KU will round out their season when they meet Colorado on March 1 and the leaders in the conference title race, Oklahoma State, on March 6. 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