Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1963
The Daily Nebraskan
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Optimism and enthusiasim
are the best words describing
Nebraska's football camp aft
er Saturday's opening victory
ver South Dakota State.
At least that is the concen
- sus of Husker line stalwart,
guard Bob Brown and h i s
coach, Bob Devaney. Players
and coaches now must look to
the Minnesota game this week
end.
Brown noted that the team
'blew a few assignments,"
but that he thought the team
showed well for a first game
against the Jackrabbits. The
husky senior also predicted
Husker improvement and
eventual victory against Sat
urday's foe, the Minnesota
Gophers.
"We know the Minnesota
boys will be tough even though
they aren't supposed to do
well in the Big Ten," Brown
commented. "Of course, any
Big Ten team is going to be
hard to beat I think, though,
that Nebraska has the materi
al to take them."
When asked about Minnes
ota's returning line that in
cludes Carl Eller, a tackle
that appears often as an All
American prospect. Brown
was more thoughtful. The
Gophers defensive line was
statistically the best in the
land against rushing last
year. Although all starters
with the exception of Eller
hava departed, capable letter-
men have moved-up this fall
to fill most vacancies.
"Well, they say he (Eller) is
supposed to be good, but time
will tell, like it always does,"
he said with a smile.
Brown said the team would
probably stress defense this
week to counter some of the
Gopher's unique blocking pat
terns. The "" block pattern
was also used by South Dakota
State last week, but Brown
figured more intensive - pre
paration would be needed to
solve the Minnesota offense.
Coach Bob Devaney felt that
the Scarlet got off, to a good
start against State after a
marked improvement in intra
squad play before the opener.
He did mention, however, that
although enthusiasm was high
the execution of offensive and
defensive maneuvers was still
not up to par.
"We will have to show con
tinued improvement if we are
to win at Minnesota Sat
urday," Nebraska's mentor
cautioned. Minnesota is a
young team, but they have ex
cellent ' backfield speed and
one of the top defenses in the
nation. We are loofcti; for
ward to our trip to Minneap
olis, but we all realize that
this will be one of our toagbest
assignments."
When the Huskers invade
Gopherland, it will be Mur
ray War-math's first game of
the season with his perennial
Big Ten power. Coach War
math has been juggling his
sophomore studded first unit
often during the Gopher's ex
tended fall drills. Indications
are that this scrambling will
go on right up to this week
when Warmath is expected to
settle on a starting combina
tion. Warmath has only 11 letter
men returning and conse
quently is using many untried
reserves and the sophomores
with last year's lone front
liner, tackle Eller. Currently,
the veteran coach has been
pleased with the improved
passing of quarterbacks Paul
Ramseth and Bob Sadek.
Th. Minnesota staff has
been placing more emphasis
than usual on the kicking
game in fall practice to date.
The punting department has
the most strength and depth
it. has enjoyed in several
years. Stan Skjei, the top man
in early drills, is being pressed
by Omahan Fred Farthing,
who also runs at a second
string halfback post, and
sophomore quarterback Bruce
Van de Walker.
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Bus runs Monday through Friday except on days
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ER Rudy earned star of
the week laurels with his
opening 16 points against
South Dakota State.
BROWN APPLYS PRESSURE Busker guard Bob Brora
didn't "blow" this assignment Saturday during the Sonth
Dakota State victory. Oa this play. Brown dwarfs state's
quarterback Doug Peterson.
Home Foe
Looks To
VAAI Game
The Iowa State Cycolones,
Nebraska's next home oppo
nent (October 5th) are not
looking beyond this week's
game with Virginia Military
Institute (VMI), the Southern
Conference champions.
Two Iowa State scouts
watched the Keydets defeat
George Washington Universi
ty last Saturday, and both
came away with one solid im
pression: "This team comes
after you all the time on of
fense or defense."
VMI, a sound and well-conditioned
team according to the
Cyclone scouts, trailed George
Washington but continued its
aggressive attack until the
winning points were scored.
Iowa State, which normal
started against the University
of California this year and lost
15 to 8. Coach Clay Stapleton
had little comment when drills
started Monday and seemed
mainly concerned with the up
coming game at Ames.
State suffered no serious in
juries Saturday, and all play
ers should be ready to go by
Saturday. The Cyclones are a
slight favorite.
Versatile fullback and half
back Rudy Johnson is this
year's first recipient of the
Daily Nebraskan Star of the
Week award.
Johnson, a two-year letter
man . in both football and
track (he is a broad jumper),
scored all 14 Nebraska first
quarter points on .two power
runs, the first being a 36 yard
jaunt, and both extra-point
boots.
Opening at fullback with the
departure of Bill (Thunder)
Thornton, who made second
team Ail-American last year,
Johnson proved himself a cap
able replacement by gaining
59 yards in six carries, an
average of 9.83 yards a carry.
Johnson also kicked two
conversions, while Dave Thei
sen made four of four.
Last year Johnson gained
164 yards for a 4.6 yard av
erage. Besides his duties as
a halfback, Johnson was a
point winner in the broad
jump of the Big Eight indoor
and outdoor track meets,
As a right halfback last
year, Johnson played 221 min
utes of football, giving him a
total of 502 minutes going
into the 1963 season. He caught
five passes for a total of 59
yards last year and scored
two touchdowns.
Johnson is assured of beat
ing that total with his 16 points
in Saturday's game.
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