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Consistency Characterizes Grace
End Mike Grace is the re
cipient of this week's llusker
Headlincr.
Mike joins co-defensive end
Langston Coleman in t h e
Headline! ranks. Grace's
steady play each week has
kept him in constant conten
tion for the award.
Grace, along with Mike
Kennedy, 1$ e r n I e McGinn,
John S t r o h in e y e r, Walt
Barnes, and the rest of t h e
now-f anion s Black Shirts
helped to hold Colorado's rush
ing to a minus-yardage total.
Mike is a six-foot two-i rich
sophomore from Sioux City,
Iowa, and is a former h i g h
school All-America.
Besides Ins stellar defense
against the Buffaloes, Mike
pounced on a Colorado fumble
late in the third period Sat
urday and set up a Nebras
ka touchdown.
Grace was elected lineman
of the game by attending
sportswrite'rs, and was a nom
inee for Lineman of the Week
by the Associated Press. . .
Sittler Wants To Disprove Forecasters
Part of being Nebraska's
co-captain entails a little
extra hard work to set the
example for younger squad
men. But Lyle Sittler didn't
have to change his attitude
along those lines when
elected the honor this fall
along with halfback Bob
Hohn. The 229-pound All
Big Eight prospect has al
ways given that little ex
tra. Sittler, the starting center
on offense, did miss one
week of practice this year
because of a bout with the
flu. But Student Health re
leased him just in time Fri
day for him to catch the
plane for Minneapolis where
he saw considerable duty in
the 26-21 win over Minne
sota. Aside from that time,
Sittler has always been one
to set a spark during the
week for upcoming games
and adds to it on the field.
"I just hustle all the time
and try to keep the chatter
going, he says. "Everybody
is sort of dragging on Tues
day and Wednesdays when
practice runs a little longer
so you just try to keep them
going all the time by going
hard all the time yourself."
With the league frontrun
ners Missouri, Kansas, Ok
lahoma State, and Okla
homa scheduled for suc
cessive weeks, Sittler is
thanking Colorado for help
ing the Huskers get set for
the Tigers this Saturday.
"We beat Colorado (21-3),
but we couldn't move the
hall like we have been,"
Sittler says. "At last Mon
day's practice, everyone
was sort of quiet. You could
tell everybody was getting
themselves up for Missou
ri." Hoping to fool the fore
casters who figured Nebras
ka for only seven wins this
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year and not fully satisfied
with his personal perform
ances, the Martell 1 a d
says:
"We've been improving
each week and I hope we
can just keep the momen
tum going."
A senior, Sittler alterna
ted with Ron Michka last
year after playing in the
1960 Shrine Bowl Game and
gaining All-State mention at
Crete High. . .
Missouri's vicious Tigers
enter the fray tomorrow in
an unfamiliar position. They
are considered underdogs, or
at least "undertigers".
Missouri has only a 4-2 won
loss record, having dropped
a 14-21 decision to California.
and a 7-10 shocker to Okla
homa State.
Missouri ent ered I lie fall
campaign after losing six out
of seven line men from last
year's first team. Their back
field, however, is extremely
talanted and deep. Gary
Lane, returning all-Big Eight
quarterback, who led the con
ference in passing and total
offense last year as a rookie,
is again at the head of both
departments.
The 209-pound junior rolls
out on (he run-pass option,
and more often than not, he
deficts the adage that a quar
terback should run only if
there Is nothing else to do,
and he runs as a definite part
of the Missouri ground at
tack. Johnny Roland is back this
fall after a season's rest. Re
ports from Missouri said Jie
was TIRED. All-Conference
as a sophomore, Roland is a
much respected back. He has
been playing defensive half
back the greater part of this
fall.
Nebraska fans will remem
ber Kenny Boston as the man
who scored both Mizzou touch
downs against the Huskers
last fall in the 13-12 scrape at
Columbia. Boston runs out of
the right halfback slot.
This will be the Husker's
toughest contest yet, but if
the Black Shirts can put thu
pressure on Lane and at tho
same time control Reese,
Denny, Brown and company,
the Tigers can be tamed.
Regional Television Scheduled
For Big Eight Basketball Tilts
The Big Eight Conference
announced today that a series
of nine Conference basketball
games will be televised Satur
day afternoons this season on
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a 23-station regional network
throughout the six-state Con
ference area.
Executive Director Wayne
Duke said the series will open
January 9 with Nebraska at
Oklahoma State and close
March 6, a week before the
NCAA regional tournament at
Kansas State, with co-favor
ites Oklahoma State and Kan
sas meeting at Lawrence.
Big Light basketball was
last televised on a regular ba
sis during the l!)59-f0 season
and as part of a three-confer
ence network the following
year, but has not been tele
vised the past three seasons,
except for special games.
We are pleased to return
Big Eight basketball to tele
vision in view of the tremen
dous interest evidenced in the
upcoming Conference race,"
Duke said.
Duke said the series should
be "excellent TV bill of fare",
in that the Big Eight has had
a team ranked among the top
10 nationally in 11 of the past
14 years and has won 17 re
gional titles in the 26-year
history of the NCAA tourna
ment. The schedule provides for at
least two appearances by
each team with defending
champion Kansas State and
title co-favorite Kansas ap
pearing three times.
The schedule:
January 9 Nebraska at Oklahoma Sta!
January lti Kaunas Slate at Missouri
January 2.1 Iowa Slate at Kansas
January 30 Kansas Stale at Iowa Stat
February Nebraska at Colorado
February 13 Kansax at Oklahoma
February in Oklahoma at Missouri
February 27 Colorado at Kansas Stilt
March ft Oklahoma State at Kansas
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