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NIU loses for 7th-straight time, 94-71

By Chris Sigley | January 19, 1989

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa - For almost every error committed by the NIU men's basketball team against Northern Iowa, the Panthers would find two ways to correct the mistake. And the final correction usually ended with a score. Bad passes, poor shot selection...

Miller expansion; likes Huskies

By Mike Morris | January 19, 1989

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa - With tonight's 94-71 loss to Northern Iowa at the Uni-Dome, the NIU men's basketball team holds a 1-5 record against Association of Mid-Continent Universities schools. An 80-79 last-second victory over Eastern Illinois at Chick Evans...

Huskies look for break in other cornfields

By Chris Sigley | January 18, 1989

Although Christmas break is over, the NIU men's basketball team will be looking for two more breaks tonight. The Huskies will try to break their seven-game losing steak in Cedar Falls against Northern Iowa at 7:30 p.m., while concurrently trying to break...

Young wrestling squad has successful vacation

By Eric Burt | January 17, 1989

Not unlike the NIU men's basketball team, the Huskie wrestling squad is composed of many freshmen and sophomores, but only two juniors and no seniors. "We're still young," coach Ed Vatch said. "The guys are real agressive and sometimes that can lead to...

Life on road for cagers a journey never ending

By Mike Morris | December 8, 1988

On the road again... Willie Nelson may enjoy life on the road, but for college basketball teams there's no place like home. Yet, less than 24 hours after arriving at O'Hare International Airport from a successful 1-1 road trip, the NIU men's basketball...

NIU holds on to beat Bengals, 73-66

By Chris Sigley | December 6, 1988

Jim Rosborough got his birthday cake on time last Friday. But the NIU men's basketball coach's present was belated. The Huskies never let go of their second-half lead Monday at Idaho State, but had to struggle to the finish to beat the Bengals, 73-66....

NIU ‘clipped’ at Montana State by 18 points

By Chris Sigley | December 5, 1988

Although the NIU men's basketball team is four games into its season, coach Jim Rosborough said Saturday's 93-75 loss at Montana State gave the squad a taste of Division I hoops. The 2-2 Huskies remain roadbound as they try again tonight at 8:30 (CST)...

Montana St. next test for cage kids

By Chris Sigley | December 2, 1988

NIU's men's basketball team hits the road this weekend with intent to beat Montana State and to overcome three of coach Jim Rosborough's philosophies. The Huskies will take on the Bobcats at 8:30 p.m. (CST) in Breeden Fieldhouse. Though the Huskies are...

Cager fans ignite interest for student participation

By Eric Burt | November 30, 1988

If you were at Monday night's men's basketball game, you probably noticed a group of fans donning red fire hats. No, it wasn't a field trip for a local fire department. It was a group of students known as the Organization of Particularly Rowdy A-------,...

NIU drops bomb on EIU for second-straight win

By Mike Morris | November 29, 1988

General George Patton would have been proud of the NIU men's basketball team last night. Not only did the Huskies win the battle, they also won the war the NIU coaching staff had anticipated. Antwon Harmon's 15-foot jumper, with one second remaining,...

Panthers’ loss is Huskies’ gain

By Chris Sigley | November 29, 1988

NIU men's basketball coach Jim Rosborough should be more than ecstatic that Antwon Harmon was dressed in cardinal red and black in Monday night's home game against Eastern Illinois. The 6-foot-8 Huskie center, who fired the last-second shot to gun down...

Hoops coach eager to volunteer

By Chris Sigley | November 29, 1988

Looking at all the new faces on the bench of the NIU men's basketball team, there is no doubt the Huskies are shallow when it comes to experience. However, the cagers' new graduate assistant, Mike Schalow, might be the exception. The 25-year-old graduate...