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Nebraska Official Media & Recruiting Guide 2008 SOCCER NEBRASKA OFFICIAL MEDIA & RECRUITING GUIDE TThishis iiss NNebraskaebraska ....................................11-24-24 AAssistantssistant CCoachoach MMichelleichelle DDemkoemko ............................................ 3344 22007007 RRevieweview ............................................771-881-88 NNebraskaebraska SSocceroccer .......................................................................................... 22-3-3 SSocceroccer SSupportupport SStafftaff ................................................................................ 3355 SSeasoneason RRevieweview .................................................................................................. 7722 HHuskersuskers oonn tthehe IInternationalnternational SStagetage .......................................... 4 AAthleticthletic AAdd mminin iiss ttrara ttionion ................................................................ 336-416-41 SSeasoneason 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................................................................................................ 3300 BBlairlair SSlapper/Mollylapper/Molly TThomashomas ............................................................ 6611 22008008 TTravelravel DDestinationsestinations .................................................................... 3300 MMeet-N-Beateet-N-Beat tthehe HHuskersuskers .................................................................. 6622 MMediaedia SServiceservices ..............................1113-12013-120 CCoachesoaches & SStafftaff ..................................331-421-42 OOpponentspponents ..................................................663-703-70 AAthleticthletic DDepartmentepartment DDirectoryirectory .................................................. 111414 CCoachoach JJohnohn WWalkeralker .......................................................................... 332-332-33 CComplianceompliance GGuidelinesuidelines fforor BBoostersoosters ....................................111515 AAssistantssistant CCoachoach WWallyally CCrittendenrittenden ............................................ 3344 BBigig 1122 CConferenceonference .................................................................... 1116-11716-117 MMediaedia SServiceservices aandnd IInformationnformation ............................ 1118-11918-119 RRulesules ooff tthehe GGameame .................................................................................. 112020 Credits: The 2008 Nebraska soccer media and recruiting guide was written, designed and edited by Media Relations Intern Amil Anderson. Editorial assistance was provided by Director of Media Relations Operations Jeff Griesch, Assistant Media Relations Director Jerry Trickie and Media Relations Administrative Assistant Vicki Cartwright. The book was produced on Adobe InDesign CS2
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