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Hammel dealt a full deck in 1992-93

By Brian Wiencek | November 16, 1992

With only eight players on his 1991-92 roster, NIU men's basketball head coach Brian Hammel managed to scrape up an 11-17 record and a 7-9 ledger in the Mid-Continent Conference (good enough for a sixth-place tie with Cleveland State) in his inaugural...

Huskies banking on security for new year

By Rob Bolton | November 11, 1992

Last year, hope defined men's basketball at NIU. This year, security is the operative word. With a new head coach and nine players, one of whom was recruited from the residence halls, the NIU men's basketball team lacked everything it took to achieve...

Title IX complaint filed against NIU

By Brian Wiencek | November 10, 1992

Last May 6, the decision to drop the women's field hockey program in favor of a women's soccer program was made by the NIU Athletic Board. Consequently, the board thought that it would be left at that. However, a complaint was filed last week due to the...

NIU enters league as odds-on favorite

By Todd McMahon | October 29, 1992

It was a day of firsts for women's basketball and more specifically, for Jane Albright-Dieterle's NIU program. Here at the Drake Hotel on Wednesday, the women officially joined forces with the men at the Mid-Continent Conference's Basketball Media Day....

NIU coaches to rely on organization

By Alex Gary | October 27, 1992

New rules regarding basketball practice have NIU's coaches trying to become more organized. Last year, in response to charges that college basketball was leaving too little time for student-athletes to study, the NCAA moved back the first practice days...

Board back in session

By Todd McMahon | September 17, 1992

NIU's Athletic Board wasted no time getting into the swing of things at its first meeting of the 1992-93 academic year. After Ray Dembinski passed on the baton to new board chairman Gip Seaver, the members got down to business. Among the items discussed...

O’Dell tabs ex-NIU aide to associate AD position

By Brian Wiencek | August 31, 1992

As reported in The Northern Star last week, Robert Collins will officially take over as NIU's new associate athletic director. Athletic Director Gerald O'Dell, after denying any future hiring of Collins last Tuesday, made the announcement Friday that...

Ex-NIU aide to be named to post

By Brian Wiencek | August 26, 1992

The Northern Star has learned that former NIU assistant basketball coach Robert Collins is expected to be named the school's next associate athletic director, replacing Keith Hackett, who resigned in June to take a position at Oklahoma City University....

Warriors first for NIU

April 14, 1992

As the schedule winds down to its final stretch, NIU men's tennis coach Chuck Merzbacher is focusing his crew to secure the first seed in the Mid-Continent Conference Championships to be held April 24-25 at the West Campus Courts. The 8-13 Huskies have...

Recruit Robinson may opt for junior college

By Wes Swietek | April 13, 1992

The NIU men's basketball version of the "Fab-Five" may soon be the "Fab-Four." Of the five Huskies recruits who have already signed letters of intent, the most heralded is Proviso East's Jamal Robinson. Robinson recently led his team to the state class...

Hidden named MVP to cap NIU’s season

By Wes Swietek | March 31, 1992

The NIU men's basketball team officially capped its season this weekend with the annual postseason Awards Banquet. NIU seniors Mike Hidden and Brian Molis were honored for their NIU careers with Hidden, a Huskie for four years, dominating the awards....

March Madness hits NIU: Hammel’s view

By Wes Swietek | March 19, 1992

As NIU enjoys it's share of March Madness, courtesy of the women's basketball team, men's head coach Brian Hammel is enjoying the hoops hoopla as well. Even though his squad had any NCAA Tournament hopes dashed with a loss in the first round of the Mid-Continent...

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