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Nebraska In Favorite Role As Underdog
Husker Fails Looking for Repeat
Of Last Year's Homecoming Win
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Nebraska is a definite un
derdog' for Saturday's Home
coming encounter with Mis
souri: but it is under these
conditions that the Huskers
thrive. Two of the three vic
tories this vear came in the
role ef an underdog against
heavily-favored Texas and
Army.
The Huskers thrilled last
year s Homecoming Day
crowd with a 25-21 victory
over Oklahoma for the Soon-
ers first loss against confer
ence competition in 74 games.
Two years ago in" the Home
coming Day battle against
Missouri, the Huskers were
swamped, 31-0.
Nebraska coach Bill Jen
nings indicated Nebraska
might pass more.
"We will orobablv oass
more than we have if we get
in a position where we can
uu-ow tne Dau, Jennings
said. "We haven't had good
field position for passing
very often this season."
All Huskers except halfback-Dennis
Stuewe are ex-
nected to be ready for Sat
urday's game. Pat Clare, who
suffered a sprained ankle in
Tuesday's practice, has made
a rapid recovery and will be
ready Saturday.
Missouri has a 6-0 record
with wins over SMU. Okla-I
homa State, Penn State, Air
Force Academy, Kansas
State, and Iowa State. The
Tigers are leading the Big
Eight in total offense with
2,011 yards. Of these, 1.679
have been picked up on the
ground.
Jennings pointed out . that
Missouri may be helped by
the fact that they have a
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six-game unbeaten string go
ing. "Missouri has gained
momentum from their win
ning string and will be hard
to stop." the Husker coach
said. ' ' I
Missouri is leading the con
ference in defense, having al
lowed 1,024 yards in the six
games. Colorado has allowed
only .904 yards, but the Buffs
have played one less game
Nebraska is seventh in to
tal offense among the teams
that have played six games
with -1,081 yards. Kansas
State is last with 752 yards
and Oklahoma State has
gained only 938 yards, but
the Cowboys have played only
five contests.
Nebraska's total offense
figure includes 901 yards on
the ground and 180 through
the air.
Only Kansas State has giv
en up more yards than the
Huskers. Nebraska has al
lowed 1,473 yards and the
Wildcats have given up 2,017
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Nebraska has tried fewer
passes than any team in the
Big Eight, completing is oi
35 attempts. Missouri has
passed 49 times and con
nected with 23. "
Missouri trails the other
teams in pass defense, as the
Tigers have given up 582
yards via the airways com
pared to 442 yards on the
ground. Tiger opponents have
hit 56 of 136 pass attempts.
No team has been able to
score on the ground against
the Tigers this season. Follow
ing last Saturday's game with
Iowa State. Coach Clay
Stapleton of the Cyclones de
clared Missouri was the best
team he bad. seen in the Big
Eight in the three years he
has been in the conference.
Left halfback Mel West
leads the Big Eight in yards
rushing with 496 yards on 92
carries for a 5.4 average.
West broke the Nebraska
Missouri game open last year
with an 85-yard return of the
first kickoff in the second
half as the Tigers won, 9-0.
Right halfback Donnie
Smith leads the conference
in punt returning and in scor
ing. Smith, who earned back
one punt 90 yards against
the Air Force, rolleo one 88
yards Saturday against Iowa
State. He has packed seven
for 217 yards, an average of
31 yards. He has seven touch
downs to bis credit for 42
points.
Aebraska nas an ouisiana
ifl2 record against punt re
turns due partially to Archie
Cobb s high booming punts
and particaUr to .Nebraska s
hustle in covering punts with
Don Fricke generally leading
the charge ckjwnfkld-
On!y 16 of Nebraska's 36
punts have been returned and
for an average of only four
yards per return.
The Tigers have nine play
ers averaging better than
four yard per carry on the
ground. Others in addition to
West wilh four-plus rushing
averages are right halfback
N'orris Stevenson 6.4. left
halfback Norm Beal 6.6, full
back Ed Mehrer 6 0, fullback
Jim Miles 4.7, halfback Carl
Crawford 4 4, Smith 4.2, full
back Bill Tobin 4.2, and left
halfback Bruce Geiger 4 0.
'Nebraska has only three
players with four-plus rush
ing averages. Left halfback
Bennk Dillard leads with a
4.7 average, followed by
Thunder Thornton and Pat
Fischer each wilh 4-3 marks.
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: By Hal Brown j
The probation levied by the NCAA against Kansas for
illegal recruiting makes the Big Eight the leading confer
ence in the country in terms of recruiting violations. The
Big Eight has two teams, Kansas and Oklahoma, on proba
tion and no other conference has more than one team on
vbad grounds with the ruling body.
The probation leaves the race for the
Orange Bowl up to Missouri and Colorado
in the Big Eight. Both teams have 3-0
marks in the conference and are tied for
the league lead. Either or both of them
could taste defeat this weekend with the
Tigers taking on upset-minded Nebraska
and the Buffs tangling with Oklahoma.
Last week this corner hit 22 of 30
games correctly with one tie for a per
centage of .750. This makes the season
record 127 right, 45 wrong, with eight ties
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BIG EIGHT
MISSOURI 17, Nebraska 7 Missouri is rolling toward
its second straight Orange Bowl appearance, but don't
count the Huskers out of this one.
OKLAHOMA 27, Colorado 20 The Sooners will hand
Colorado its first conference-loss and stagger the Buffs
bowl hopes.
IOWA 28, Kansas 7 The Big Ten leaders should romp
over a Kansas team that relys on defense just as Nebraska
does.
IOWA STATE 14, Oklahoma State 8 The Cyclones are
slipping fast, but they should have enough left to topple
the Cowboys.
MINNESOTA 35, Kansas State 0 This in one of the
greatest mismatches of the season.
OTHER GAMES
Air Force over George Washington, Cornell over Co
lumbia, Duke over Georgia Tech.Kentncky over Florida
State, Auburn over Florida, Harvard over Pennsylvania,
Northwestern over Indiana, Maryland over South Carolina,
Ohio State over Michigan State, Alabama over Mississippi
State, Mississippi over LSU.
. Navy over Notre Dame.Oregon State over California,
Penn State over West Virginia, Princeton over Brown, Pur
due over Illinois, USC over Stanford, Syracuse over Pitts
burgh, Tennessee .over North Carolina, Arkansas over
Texas A & M, TCU over Baylor, Texas over SMU, Wash
ington over Oregon, Michigan over Wisconsin, Yale over
Dartmouth.
Two Games on DI Football Schedule
Intramural football games
scheduled for Friday include
Alpha Tau Omega A vs.
Sigma Alpha Mu and Phi
Kappa Psi A vs- Cornbusker.
Both games are play-offs
for the All-University title
and will be played on the city
fields.
Game time is 5:05 p.m.
NU Harriers Face Tigers
Nebraska's cross country
team will host the Missouri
Tigers in the last home meet
and the final dual meet of the
season.
Coach Frank . Sevigne will
meet the Tigers with Ray
Stevens, Bill Kenny, Joe and
Clarence Scott, Rich Kier,
and Paul Nielson.
' Missouri's top - man, Bob
Henneken, has gone undefeat
ed this year. The Tigers"
only loss this season was to
Kansas University when they
were barely nipped by the
Jayhawks.
"Missouri is the second best
team in the conference, so
this meet will be a big test
for the Huskers," Sevigne
said.
The meet will be over a
three-mile course in Pioneers
Park at 11 a.m.
The Big Eight dual will be
proceeded by the State High
School Cross Country Meet
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