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Volleyball team ends season with defeats in tournament
By Gerry Fey
Kansan sportswriter
A 1-3 record in the National Invitational Volleyball Championships in Kansas City, Mo., was not the way Kansas wanted to end the season, but the tournament was not a complete disappointment, Kansas coach Frankie Albiz said.
Albitz said the Jayhawks' play at the NIVC in Municipal Auditorium was a little disappointing, but she was still happy with the team's effort.
"We got stronger every match," Albitz said. "I felt like if we played to our potential, we could have beaten anybody. But we didn't play to our potential."
The team played its last match of the season Saturday against Louisiana State, losing 1-3. Kansas ended the season 18-16 overall and 5-7 in the Big Eight.
Albitz said she was happy with her team's disposition going into its last match.
"I was concerned as a coach that there might be a let-down," she said. "I think they just went out and played the best they could."
Kansas senior middle blocker Cyndean Kabela said she wanted to finish the season with a victory. Kabela said Louisiana State was determined to win because the Jayhawks defeated the Tigers Sept. 17.
"The feeling going in was, 'Let's play the match of our lives,'" Kanabel said. "They were kind of on a mission. They're a better team than when we played them last time."
The Jayhawks did not start the tournament well with a 0-3 defeat against Georgia Tech on Friday. Albiz叫led the match a disaster.
"We were tight," Albitz said. "Sometimes that happens with a team in postseason play. It was maybe the worst match of the year. Georgia Tech played extremely well."
Kansas seemed to lose the match at the net, getting only two team blocks compared to 16 for the Yellow Jackets.
In Kansas' 3-2 defeat against Bowling Green State on Friday, both teams played good defense. Bowling Green State set an NIVC match record with 136 digs, but Kansas was not far behind with 129 digs.
Kansas countered that defeat with a three-game victory against St. College on Saturday before facing Louisiana State. The Jayhawks' tournament play typified the way the season has gone, Kansas sophomore middle blocker=rightside hitter Jenny Larson said.
"We were very up-and-down," Larsson said. "At times, we looked as good as we have the whole season. Then again, there were times when we looked awful."
Albitz said the play of younger players was encouraging, especially freshman outside hitter Katie Walsh.
The 5-foot-8 Walsh looked surprised that she was blocking in one rally during game two of the Louisiana State match when she had two solo blocks in a row. But Louisiana eventually hit around Walsh and won the game 15-8.
"Jenny Larson and Katie Walsh did a good job," Albitz said. "You have to remember she's a freshman. Katie actually can block. Someone told her or maybe she just assumed that since she is a shorter player, she can't block."
"I felt like throughout the season I was a little up-and-down," Larson said. "I felt really comfortable this weekend." †
Larson, who played well the entire tournament, said she wanted to finish the season strong. She had 45 kills and 15 block assists in the tournament, along with five service aces.
Even though the Jayhawks ended the season with a defeat, Kanabel said she was satisfied by playing a team as good as Louisiana State.
"We wanted to go out with a win," she said. "But I was glad we went out against a good team instead of a team like Siena. We still ended up with a winning season."
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Sophomore middle blocker Jenny Larson bumps the ball as sophomore setter Lesli Steinert prepares to start.
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Friday
Kansas ended its volleyball season this weekend, posting a 1-3 record in the National Invitational Volleyball Championships in Kansas City. Mo. All four matches were in round-robin play.
Georgia Tech (L)
5-15, 10-15, 4-15
Bowling Green State (L)
14-16, 9-15, 11-15, 15-11, 10-15
Saturday
15-8, 15-1, 15-2
Louisiana State(L)
15-10, 8-15, 11-15, 11-15
The table is set
Kansas ended its season 18-16 overall and 5-7 in the Big Eight.
Orange: Florida State vs. Nebraska
Sugar: West Virginia vs. Florida
Cotton: Texas A&M vs. Notre Dame
Rose: Wisconsin vs. UCLA
Hall of Fame: Michigan vs. North Carolina
State
it's official! The bowl coalition announced its selections for each of the bowl games. No. 3 West Virginia turned down the Cotton Bowl to play in the Sugar Bowl, which pays $1.15 million more West Virginia. The team earned the berth after defeating Alabama 28-1.3 Saturday.
Peach: Clemens vs. Kentucky
Gator: Alabama vs. North Carolina
Alamo: Iowa vs. California
Citrus: Penn State vs. Tennessee Fiesta: Miami vs. Arizona
Fleata: Miami vs. Arizona
Carquest: Boston College vs. Virginia
Las Vegas: Ball State vs. Utah State
Hancock: Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma
Aloha: Fresno State vs. Colorado
Liberty: Michigan State vs. Louisville
Copper: Wyoming vs. Kansas State
Holiday: Brigham Young vs. Ohio State
Freedom: Southern Cal vs. Utah
Independence: Virginia Tech vs. Indiana
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The Associated Press
Nebraska eager to prove it deserves Orange Bowl
OMAHA, Neb. — The Cornhuskers are headed into their Orange Bowl match up against Florida State eagler to prove that they deserve to be there.
"We're one of the top teams in the country. We're going to go out and play like one of the top teams," split Corey Dixon said yesterday after the bowl coalition announced the official pairings.
The match up is a repeat of last year's Orange Bowl, when Nebraska fell to Florida State 11-1 27-14.
Coach Tom Osborne said that he was pleased with the pairing but good coaching alone did not get Nebraska to where it is.
In the close games this year, the victories were pulled out by extra effort from either the offense or the defense, he said. He also credited consistent kicking and good fortune.
If the game against the Seminoles gets close, Osborne and Florida State coach Bobby Bowden said they doubted they would try to run up the score to impress poll voters.
Osborne said he was pleased with the opportunity to play Florida State. "They are truly one of the great teams of this decade," he said.
Osborne is 8-12 in bowl games at Nebraska, which has played 24 consecutive bowl games.
"Never having won one, a piece is better than nothing at all," he said.
Osborne said he would be happy to share the national championship.
When game time does come, the key will be minimizing mistakes, Dixon said.
Tight end Gerald Armstrong said several factors would be important to win — especially containing senior quarterback Charlie Ward.
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