The Daily Nebraskan
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Rood
Intramural Footbal
Page 6
By MICK ROOD
Hearing that Bob Devaney ordered a contact session
during the" playing season is a shocker ... in fact, the
move is unique in the five years the coach has been here,
say the experts.
We can appreciate the fact that The Man is trying to
unsputter the rushing attack sputters, but really, resort
ing to contact may be going too far. Tough springs and
falls, complemented by psychology and technique during
the season has always been the Devaney Way.
Imagine the shock that must have hit the squad, by
now well-oriented to the Devaney system.
Picture yourself hiding in the locker room the other
night:
"Did he say contact?"
"Yeah."
"But that's unfair. Really scrimmaging against the
other guys."
"Yeah."
"Somebody could get hurt you know. Maybe we ought
to go on strike, you know, picket the game Saturday."
"Yeah."
"Why don't you help me with these picket signs? How
about 'Devaney Unfair' or 'NU Players for Fair Workers'
Compensation.'
"Yeah."
"Say, maybe it isn't so bad after all. I've heard other
teams try contact during the week."
"Yeah."
"Well, let's try it just this week. I need the exercise."
. "Yeah."
Seriously, (not for long) the contact shows, I think,
real concern over the Husker ground game. The concern
should pay off.
Last word was that the backfield (Wilson, Tatman
and Kirkland) that gained almost 1,500 yards last year
playing part time should start perking.
It seems every year the NU line has some trouble
with a stunting defense. This year, that trouble came ear
ly, dealt out by capable opposing lines. Think they can
adjust?
Despite contributing one of those unwanted wait-for-the-whistle-then-pile-on
tackles in his debut, Wilber's Bob
Ahleschwede gave Devaney the most consistent kick-offs
since he's been here last week.
Word has it plans were to red-shirt the former
stater and try to use him on the line in addition to future
kicking duties. Kicking problems now junked that plan.
Despite not being able to make the traveling team as
a lineman, Ahlschwede will probably make it to Ames via
the toe. Little things mean a lot.
Incidently, two Nebraska towns could be fighting over
No. 76. Ahlschwede. Some say he's from Crete, some say
from Wilber. Actually, my Wilber wife points out Bob
lives on a farm closer to Crete than Wilber. But, he went
to Wilber High, hence, the Wolverines can claim him for
ever. Anyway, it helps one thing. The little lady now man
ages to watch the kick-offs before losing interest on Satur
days. Confidence in the Husker camp is growing, so make
the Ames score NEBRASKA 37, IOWA STATE 8.
Now 16 for 23, we try again:
Alabama squeeze over Mississippi; LSU comeback
over Miami; Syracuse's first over Maryland; Texas Tech
over Texas A&M; Navy to edge Air Force; Missouri to
upset UCLA; Kansas, even injured, can edge Minnesota;
Colorado over Kansaas State; Iowa over Wisconsin; Okla
homa State over Houston; Kentucky over Auburn; Ohio
State over Washington; South Carolina can surprise Geor
gia; and Baylor over Washington State.
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Husker Practice
Includes Contact
By Bob Flasnick
Sports Editor
"We've opened up as
much as we can," said Bob
Devaney Wednesday, "now
we have to do what we have
done better." The Husker
coach was talking about the
upcoming Big Eight opener
with Iowa State this Satur
day in Ames.
Devaney sent his squad
through contact drills Tues
day to try to find out what
has been ailing the offen
sive ground game.
In the past he has not
made the first units scrim
m a g e during the week be
tween games, but he felt
the gamble was necessary
to work on the running
game.
"The ends have been do
ing a good job, and the
tackles are getting better,"
said Devaney, "The running
game takes a little longer
to get going, they have to
learn to adjust to the
stunts."
"No Prep Teams"
Referring to the high
school records of his four
sophomore quarterbacks at
Oklahoma State, Phil Cutch
in said: "Yes, all of our
quarterbacks had great
high school records but'
then, we're not playing any
high school teams this
year."
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The Huskers came out of
the Utah State game with
a few minor injuries, b u t
everyone is expected to be
ready by Saturday.
Quarterback Bob Church
ich began running with the
team Wednesday after tak
ing it easy the first part of
the week with a strained
ankle.
Devaney said the Church
ich would be running ahead
of Wayne Weber if he was
able to go sufficiently on
the ankle. "We'll start
Churchich if he's ready,"
he said.
Right halfback Harry Wil
son and fullback Pete Ta
man won back starting po
sitions this week and are
expected to open against
Iowa State. The rest of the
lineup that opened against
Utah State will remain in
tact against the Cyclones.
"Like Hoop Skirt"
After ripping through an
analytical appraisal of his
Iowa State football team for
the Skywriters, Clay Staple
ton stopped to catch his
breath before tackling the
ever-present questions with:
"That, gentlemen, is like a
hoop skirt. Covers every
things, touches nothing."
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ISU Offense Beefed Up
For Cornhusker Game
Iowa State Coach Clay
Stapleton has made some
player personnel shifts this
week in an effort to beef
up the Cyclone offense fcr
Saturday's game with Ne
braska. He also spent consider
able time with his sophomore-studded
defense unit.
The six youngsters in the
defense made far too many
mistakes against Okla
homa, Stapleton felt, and a
special effort to help them
mature more rapidly was
made during the Nebras
ka preparations.
On offense t h e main
move was to return sopno
more Ben King to the start
ing fullback spot, a role he
filled earlier in the season.
Willie Robinson, a veteran
and the No. 2 ball carrier
a year ago, was barely
able to break even against
Oklahoma.
Stapleton also shifted
Gary King, a swift-moving
senior, from split end
to tailback. That released
Larry Ilolton for a return
to the defense behind Lar
ry Carwell who was in
jured in the Oklahoma con
test. Carwell is figured to
be ready to play by Sat
urday, however.
Greg Dukstein, a sopho
more who divides his time
between split end and de
fensive halfback, will be
Eppie Barney's back-up
man at the end spot.
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The
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1- MICH. STATE
2- NOTRE DAME
3 - GEORGIA TECH
4-FLORIDA
5 U.C.L.A.
Saturday,
Alabama la
Arkansas 21
Baylor , , 20
Boston College 16
BriRham Young 19
Brown 20
Buffalo ...,.. 16
California ... 22
Citadel .... 20
Colgate ......... 20
Colorado 31
Dartmouth 23
Davton .. 10
Duke . 17
East Carolina . 21
Florida 32
Georgia ?o
GeorRia Tech .. 33
Harvard ... 40
Houston m. 20
Idaho . 23
Iowa ... 21
Kent State ...... 14
Kentucky 17
Memphis State 14
Miami. Fla 20
Miami. Ohio ... 30
Michigan 27
Michigan State 28
Minnesota 21
Mississippi State . 40
Navy 14
Nebraska 35
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Texas .,
Notre Dame ..
Ohio State ..,
Oregon
Penn State
Princeton ......
Southern Cal .,
S. M. U
Syracuse .
Stanford .,
Temple
Tennessee ,..
Texas
Texas Tech ......
Toledo ...
U.C.L.A 1
Utah State ..
V.P.I.
West Texas
Wichita ..
William & Mary
Wyoming
Yale
Amherst
Bates ....,.
Bowdoin .,
Bucknell ....
C. W. Post ......
uanon
Connecticut
Delaware
Ithaca
LehiRh
Lock Haven .....
Middlebury
Northeastern
Norwich
Rhode Island
St. Lawrence
Slipoery Rnck ..
Southern Conn.
Sprlnpfield , ...
Unsala
Wagner
West Chester
Wilkes
Williams
Other
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Ball State ...ZZT 20
Bethany, Kan. 26
Bluffton ,3. 28
This will be the opening
conference contest for Ne
braska, but offers the Cy
clones a chance albeit, a
slim one of getting a 1-1
mark in loop play.
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Harmon Football Forecast
TEAMS
6 - SOUTHERN CAL
7 - MICHIGAN ,
8 - ALABAMA
9 TENNESSEE
10-ARKANSAS
October 1 Major Colleges
Mississippi W
T.C.U.
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Washington State
V.M.I .
Colorado State
Pennsylvania
Villanova
Pittsburgh
Fust Tennessee
Cornell
Knsa State
Holy Cross
Rowling Green
Virginia
Furman
Vanrterhllt
South Carolina
Clemson
Tufts
Oklahoma State
Pacific
Wisconsin
Ohio U
Auburn .
Southern Miss. ...
LSU.
Western Michigan
North Carolina ..
Illinois ..-.
Kansas
Richmond ..-
Air Force
Iowa Sate ..
Texas Western
Wake Forest .,
Louisville
Northwestern -
Washington ...
San lose State .
Army
Columbia
Oregon State .,,
Purdue
Maryland
Tulane , ,..
Boston U. ,.. ,,
Rice .
Indiana
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Marshall
Missouri .
New Mexico State
west Virplnia
Arizona State
Cincinnati
George Washington
Arizona
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Trinity
Wesleyan ....,
Maine ......
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Geneva
Vermont .....
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Orexel Tech ..
California State
Wnrcester Tech .
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Coast Guard
N'v Hamnshlre .
Hnhart
Fdinhoro ....,
Glassborn ,...,.
Central Conn. ....
Juniata ,
Trenton
Fast Stroudshurg
Moravian
27
Rochester
Games - Midwest
Alma
SE Missouri
Evansville
Kansas Wesleyan
Wilmington ... ,
Football Results
Tuesday, Sept. 27
Bandits 30, Boozers 0
Phi Delta ThetaA26, Sig
ma Phi Epsilon A 6
Delta Upsilon A 26, Kap
pa Sigma A 0
Beta Theta Pi A 25, Phi
Kappa Psi A 19
Sigma Ohi A 36, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon A 0
Delta Tau Delta A 12,
Farm House A 7
Football Schedule
Thursday, Sept. 29
City Campus, A Teams
NW Brown Palace vs. The
ta Chi
SE Phi Kappa Phi vs. Ac
acia SW PI Kappa Alpha vs.
Tau Kappa Epsilon
East Campus
E Abel II vs. Abel IV
at
Mon.-Thur. 1 p.m.-lO p.m.
Frl.-Sun. 9 a.m.-ll p.m.
488-9856
(Forecasting Average: 283 right, 93 wrong
11 MISSOURI
12 S.M.U.
13 -MISSISSIPPI
14 OHIO STATE
15 -NEBRASKA
16 PURDUE
17 TEXAS
18 GEORGIA
19 HOUSTON
20 MIAMI FLA.
Midwest (continued)
Butler 27
Carthage 22
Central Oklahoma . 17
Drake . 20
Dubuque 38
E. Central Okla. . 21
Findlay . 30
Franklin ... 13
Friends 20
Illinois Wesleyan .. 39
Indiana Central 20
Indiana State 32
Milwaukee (U of W) 21
Missouri Mines .... 13
Moorhead 20
Nebraska Weslevan 24
St. Joseph
Augustana.
Eastern New Mexico
Southern Illinois .
William Penn
Langston
Central State. O.
Manchester
Bethel Kan.
North Park
Hanover ...
Illinois State
Eastern
Missouri
Michigan
Dana
Pittsburg
SE Oklahoma ...
Central Michigan
Hillsdale
Morningslde ,,,
Sterling
Macalester
Hamline ..
Washburn
NW Oklahoma .
McPherson
LaCmsse
Oshkosh .
Anderson
Farlham ,, -
NE Missouri 27
NE Oklahoma
21
Northern Illinois ...
Northern Michigan
Omaha ..
Ottawa
St. John's
St. Thomas
SW Missouri ..
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Stevens Point
Stout
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Wittenberg 31 Smnii-henna
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Abilene Christian 15
Aooalachian 12
McMurry t
Elon
Mississippi College 10
Southern State . 13
East Texas -
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Fmorv ft Henrv .. 12
Southwestern Tenn. 6
Cienvllle
Troy .... 13
U T M B. 1,
Murray 7
Arkansas A & M 21
Arkansas Tech ...
Arlington .......
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Cst-wba
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Concord
Conway
Delta 20
Fastern Kentucky "n
Fairmont . 21
Florence . 12
Georgetown 14
Hernntin-Svdney 25
Harding 14
Howard Payne 17
Jacksonville .. 14
Lenolr-Rhvne ... 21
loulslan Tech 17
Middle Tennessee .. 27
Mirehead 21
NE Louisiana 14
Sam Houston ..., 21
Semford 16
SW Louisiana .. 17
Southwest Texas ?5
Tampa 17
Texas A & I 27
West Va. Tech . 15
Western Carolina ... 21
Wofford 10
Other Gar-'
Cat Lutheran 20
Cal Poly (Pomona) 20
Central Washington 15
Colorado Colleoe '
Colorado Western , 2"
Davis . . 1"
Hawaii 30
LaVerne ..,. 25
Llnflelrt 41
Long Beach ,... 47
Montana State 20
Occidental ?1
Pomona 20
Pupet Sound ....,. 14
San Oiego 45
San Francisco State 25
Santa Barbara 21
Southern Colorado 2S
Weber . 81
West Va.
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Defiance
Washlnrrton & Lee .
Ouachita ,
Angeln State .
Carsn-Newman .
Newberry
McNeese
Western Kentucky .
Tennessee Tech ......
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Tarlefon ....
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SE Louisiana
Sul Ross , 1 1 1
Akron i.
Trinity
Salem
Guilford ..
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Redlands
Sacramento
West'n Washington
Colorado Mines
Fort l ewis ..
Whirtler
British Columbia
Riverside
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