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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday,- November 11, 1964
Huskeirs Drop Pass Defense Lead
epartmentts
Burt Sol Head tn
Kansas City, Mo. Colo
rado, giving up but 109 yards
passing the last two weeks,
has slipped past Nebraska in
the Big Eight Conference's
passing defense division to
break the CornhusRers' mon
opoly on all team statistical
leads.
The Buff secondary first
held Oklahoma to only 19 aer
ial yards and then came back
to put the clamps on Gary
Lane and his Missouri receiv
ers last week to run its sea
son average to just 71.3.
Nebraska, facing teams
forced to the air against a
stubborn front wall, has al
lowed 193 passing in the last
two outings, losing its last
week's lead and slipping to
76.3.
However, the Cornhusker
line continues to be impreg
nable, holding Kansas' talent
ed rushers to 101 yards, uv
eluding a season's low of 27
by the Jayhawkers' Gale Say
ers. In the past four games,
Nebraska has given up but
229 yards rushing, an all-time
best for the Big Eight. Its sea
son average is now 72.9.
The story is the same in of
fense, where the Cornhuskers
continue to hold good leads in
all three departments, Ne
braska's bulge In rushing of
fense is 25 yards over Okla
homa. The passing lead was
stretched to almost 33 yards
over Oklahoma State Ne
braska, with 984 through the
air this year, has gained
more than it did passing all
last year and the total of
fense is a very comfortable
65, 362 to 297.5 over Okla
homa. The 362 average is still
above last year's pace for Nebraska.
Oklahoma took over second
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FORWARD
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G Dwns. Plvi Tda. Cm p. All.
PASSING
Had
79
125
57
127
73
137
116
97
117
121
105
90
152
62
104
311
435
290
384
285
366
422
377
390
371
392
360
441
277
408
294
985
1641
772
1684
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1393
1134
1357
1682
1326
1402
1079
1912
583
1504
941
127
113
77
99
92
135
101
83
97
125
102
109
126
120
90
136
TOTAL ri'NTS Vd. Fb.
Inl. Td. OFF. No.-Av. Pen. Lai,
11 550 1515 57-36.4 285 8
5 724 1)65 38-34.3 496 11
9 339 1111 46-39.7 344 10
6 6110 2364 32-32.1 354 15
7 634 1639 43-39.1 479 8
12 1011 2404 28-35.7 430 9
9 600 1734 43-34.3 365 12
7 570 1927 36-40.0 4i4 10
4 576 2258 42-38.3 360 15
8 938 2264 47-37.3 367 11
12 650 2052 39-35.8 285 13
15 683 1762 51-36.2 351 9
9 984 2896 39-33.2 445 8
5 610 1193 61-33.4 353 15
7 579 2083 36-38.7 456 16
10 651 1592 51-37.1 215 11
in rushing defense by half a
yard, holding Iowa State to 34
yards, lowering its average to
134.4, compared with Missou
ri's 134.9. Missouri held onto
its total defense, runner-up
spot with a 220.3 mark. Okla
homa is seven yards back.
These two will fight it out for
the No. 2 spots this weekend.
Team Rankings By Depts.
OFFENSE
KuHhinr Avf.
Nebraska 339.0
Oklahoma 214.8
Kansaa 210.3
Missouri 175.2
Oklahoma Slate 143.6
Colorado 141.8
Iowa Slate 120.6
Kansas State 110.3
Paaainr Avs.
Nebraska 123.0
Oklahoma Slate 90.6
Oklahoma 82.7
Missouri 81.3
Colorado 75.1
Kansas 72.0
Iowa Stale 68
Kansas Stale 48 4
Total Oflrnse Ave.
Nebraska .162.0
Oklahoma 297.5
Kansas 2M2.2
Missouri 256.5
Oklahoma State 234.2
Colorado 216.9
Iowa State 189.4
Kansas State 158.7
OFFENSE
Rushinr Art.
Nebraska 72.9
Oklahoma 134.4
Missouri 134
Kansas 165.7
Colorado 169.6
Oklahoma State 199.0
Iowa State 205
Kansas State 240.6
Passim Avf.
Colorado . 71.3
Nebraska 76.3
Missouri 85.4
Wednesday, Nov. 4
Phi Kappa Psi A 27 Theta
Xi A 7
Sigma Alpha Epsilon A 1
Delta Sigma Pi A
Civil Enginers 1 Navy
ROTC
Pharmacy Newman Club
Air ROTC-Phi Delta Phi
Thursday, Nov. 5
Phi Gamma Delta 45 Sig
ma Nu 0
Ag Men 9 Alpha Gamma
Rho 18
Beta Sigma Psi 13 Farm
House 38
Delta Sigma Phi 7 Corn
husker Coop. 28
Triangle 0 Pioneer Coop. 14
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Brown Palace 6 Chi Phi 20
Kiesselbach 13 Smith 7
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IM Results
Hitchcock 6 Goodding 0
Fairfield 30 Bessey 29
Selleck 27 Andrews 6
Burnett 22 Capital 6
Monday, Nov. 9
Phi Delta Phi 13 - Civil
Engineers 7
Penn 10 Carson 6
Goodding 12 Smith 0
Burnett 14 Kiesselbach 0
Custer 2 Rogers 0
Patton 6 Pershing 0
Denotes Forfeit
rood awakening
By Mick Rood
It looks as if the Sooners will have the privilege of
digging into campaign-suppressed hate literature Novem
Party hasn't had to resort to his little black book . . . ex
ber 21. The devious "permanent spokesman" of the Husker
cept for the first few rather mild pages.
The Freeman White passing scandal and the double wing
episode against the Gopher Party were just a hint of what
the Husker propaganda machine is capable of.
As for straight stuff, or the real campaign issues. The
defense has improved, their secondary has tightened up,
Huskers haven't been able to hide the fact that their pass
while their ground game remains lethal. Oklahoma State
should succumb to the straight stuff this Saturday.
But the following week, Coach Devaney may have to
resort to his little black book again. Devious means are the
only means that will defeat Oklahoma in Norman.
Nationally, the little-black-book method has been used
liberally and as a result no team and no rating lasts more
than two weeks. This writer has his own little book and the
top ten looks more like this:
1) Notre Dame 2) Nebraska 3) Alabama 4) Arkansas 5)
Michigan 6) Texas 7) Georgia Tech 8) Ohio State 9) LSU
10) Oregon State.
Meanwhile back in Lincoln . . . The Cowboys had their
fun last year and the Huskers are due for a better game.
Last home game and all that rot. It'll be NEBRASKA 28,
OKLAHOMA STATE 8.
The usual mistakes: Iowa State 14 over Kansas State;
Kansas 21 over Colorado; Missouri down by 1 to Oklahoma;
Illinois 13 over Wisconsin; Oregon 1 over Indiana; Michi
gan 10 over Iowa; Minnesota 1 over Purdue; Notre Dame
7 over Michigan State.
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Iowa Slate 90,5
Oklahoma H3.0
Kansas State 117.1
Kansas . . 117.3
Oklahoma Stale 144.4
Tnlal Defense Avf.
r,nnska 149.2
Missouri 220.3
Oklahoma 227.4
Colorado 240.9
Kansas 2H3.0
Iowa Stale 2H5.6
Kansas Slale .W.l
Oklahoma Slate . 343.4
LAST WEKK'S RESULTS: NEBRASKA
14. KatiNas 7; Missouri 16. Colorado 7:
Oklahoma 30, Iowa State 0: Oklahoma
Slate 31, Wichita 7: Aitnma State 21,
Kansas Stale 10.
THIS WEKK'S SCHEDULE: Iowa
State at Kansas State, Oklahoma State
at NIOIIHASKA. Colorado at Kansas,
Missouri at Oklahoma.
Announcement
All intramural managers
should check the black
board in the physical edu
cation building for the
official football play off
schedule as it has been re
vised as of Wednesday,
Nov. 11.
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