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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-------,...

Greenbay style not NIU fast-paced tempo

By Mike Morris | November 30, 1988

If there ever was a game that will feature two teams with contrasting styles of play, this is it. Wisconsin-Green Bay will bring their disciplined offense into Chick Evans Field House tonight for a 7:05 game against NIU's runnin‘ Huskies. And if basketball...

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...

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,...

North Star goes on without ND, Dayton

By Bob Regan | November 29, 1988

For every pro there is always a con—so it seems. As the 1988-89 edition of Huskie women's basketball gets underway, there have been changes made in the North Star Conference since last season. The NSC, a conference for NCAA women's athletics, has witnessed...

ODU press flattens Huskie women

By Bob Regan | November 28, 1988

Baseball legend Yogi Berra once said that the game isn't over until it's over. In the case of the NIU women's basketball team, head coach Jane Albright might have wished Saturday night's game only lasted the first 20 minutes. Despite leading 37-35 as...

Women cagers look for successful year

By Bob Regan | November 28, 1988

Will this be the year women's basketball coach Jane Albright sees her team's hopes come to fruition? Well, for starters, Albright will have a squad of her own. Meaning that all nine of the players listed on the roster have been recruited by the Huskie...

Defense, 3-point shooting key rout of Royals

By Mike Morris | November 28, 1988

On the surface, Saturday night's 120-75 drubbing of Bethel College at Chick Evans Field House would appear to have been a Huskie offensive clinic. And it was. When a team shoots 56 percent from the field, hits 73 percent of its 3-point attempts and scores...

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...

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...

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...