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Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

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...

NIU beats up on Bethel, 20-75, in home opener

By Chris Sigley | November 28, 1988

From Saturday's opening tipoff, a scrappy NIU men's basketball team fit coach Jim Rosborough's description of a "young and restless" squad. But the Huskies' 120-75 demolishing of Division III Bethel College was pretty much a gimmee for NIU in its home...

Introducing the 1988-89 men’s and…

November 28, 1988

...women's Huskie basketball squads Donald Whiteside "Anyone who questions his size has no idea what beats inside that young man's chest," NIU men's coach Jim Rosborough said. "He won't have to score a lot to be valuable to us." This 5-foot-10 sophomore...

Men’s basketball team a litter of Huskie pups

By Mike Morris | November 28, 1988

Don't be alarmed. The ear-shattering sound you'll hear later this week will be courtesy of the 1988-89 men's basketball team. It will either be the shattering of the sound barrier as a squad of young and eager athletes soar to new heights, or the crash-landing...

Four freshmen give youthful depth to NIU

By Chris Sigley | November 28, 1988

Although sophomores Donnell Thomas and Donald Whiteside have been declared co-captains of the NIU men's basketball team, another Huskie has taken on a different leadership role. Standing 6-foot-9 at 245 pounds, freshman Brent Varner has acquired the nickname...

Rosborough relies on sophs as scorers, rebounders, etc.

By Mike Morris | November 28, 1988

As starting lineups go, this one is in a class by itself. Sophomore class—that is. With a roster that includes two junior transfers, six sophomores and four freshmen, what else is a coach to do? Actually, men's head basketball coach Jim Rosborough said...

Huskies plan Royal welcome for Bethel

By Chris Sigley | November 22, 1988

When the Bethel College men's basketball team steps foot in Chick Evans Field House Saturday for NIU's season opener, history will be made. It will be the first time in Division III Bethel's history that the Royals will play against a Division I program....

NIU escapes Aurora with 100-93 win

By Mike Morris | November 15, 1988

The NIU men's basketball team survived a second-half surge by the Aurora Challenge to post a 100-93 victory at West Aurora High School Monday night. Ex-Huskies Rodney Davis and Randy Norman helped the Challenge bounce back from a 20-point first-half deficit...

NIU hurt by hot hands, Portuguese tongue

By Chris Sigley | November 14, 1988

While the NIU men's basketball team's 96-82 loss Saturday may be attributed to a lid on the Huskie basket during the second half, a couple of foreign obstacles also shielded the Huskies from a win. A lack of communication seemed to pose a problem to some...

First recruit plans to sign with NIU basketball team

By Kari Brackett | November 11, 1988

Elgin High School's Mike Beck will sign a letter of intent Saturday night with the NIU men's basketball team. According to Beck's high school coach, Jim Harrington, the senior from Elgin, Ill., verbally committed Tuesday night and will sign the agreement...

Brazilian ‘professionals’ to test NIU

By Mike Morris | November 11, 1988

Huskie basketball fans are in for a real south-of-the-border treat this weekend as the NIU men's basketball team hosts Club Rio Claro, Brazil Saturday at 7:05 p.m. for an exhibition game. Rio Claro is sure to give NIU a tough test in the Huskies' first...

America’s pastime gone from NIU too long

By Bob Regan | November 2, 1988

American sport consists of the Big Three—football, basketball and baseball. However, NIU athletics seems to be lost in the shuffle. The Huskies pride themselves on being an up-and-coming program. Great strides are being made by NIU to become recognized...

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