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Monday, March 29, 1965
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Nebraska Spring Football Prospects
Editors note: This comprehensive prospectus initiates
what we hope to be complete coverage of spring football
drills of Nebraska's Big Eight Champion Cornhuskers. The
bulk of this prospectus comes via Don Bryant and the Ne
braska sports publicity department.
1965 NEBRASKA SCHEDULE
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov,
Nov,
Nov,
1964 Score
14-7
Date Opponent Site
Sept. 18 Texas Christian .... Lincoln
Sept. 25 Air Force Academy . Colorado Springs
2 Iowa State .,: Lincoln
9 Wisconsin Lincoln
16 Kansas State Manhattan 47-0
23 Colorado Lincoln 21-3
30 Missouri Columbia 9-0
6 Kansas Lincoln 14-7
13 Oklahoma State .... Stillwater 27-14
20 Oklahoma Lincoln 7-17
1965 NEBRASKA SPRING
FOOTBALL ROSTER
, LEFT ENDS
m ,n -1 nmncwwi
Delsney. Don, Sioux City, low
Earl, BUI, Summit. N.J
Elifson, John, Chicago, III
Grace, Mike, Sioux City, Iowa "
Haug, Bill, Minneapolis, Minn .' "
Jeter, Tony, Weirton. West V
Kazmarek, Demits, Bay City, Mich
Patton, Jerry, Sairlnaw, Mich
Rudeno, Tom, Cleveland, Ohio
Startler, Bill, Seottsbluff, Nebr. '
LEFT TACKLES'
Brown, Jim, Omaha, Nebr
McCord, Jim, Fairbury, Nebr.
CPercern, Don, Chieajo. Ill
Schlndel, Bill, Aurora, 111
Sooniell, Dave, Toledo, Ohio
Strohmyer, John, Lexington, Nebr
Tauoher. Bob, Cleveland, Ohio
tWllks, Jerry, Grand Rapids, Mich
LEFT GUARDS
Ambrosino, Dick, Chicago, III.
Banich, John, Detroit, Mich. ,
tfGrell, Stan, Lincoln, Nebr
Kennedy, Mike, Omaha, Nebr.
Kosiak, Joe. Chicago, 111
fKudrna, Roger, Red Cloud, Neb
Unis, Joe, Hopewell, Pa
CENTERS
111.
Barry, Mike, Chicago,
Burns, John, St. Louis, Mo.
Drum, Duncan, Fremont, Nebr. .,
HI!I, Boh, East St. Louis, Mo
Mackevicious, Al, Omaha, Nebr. ,.,
Maylen, Wayne, Bay City, Mich
Murphy, Jerry, Chicago, 111
JtPetersen, Kelly, Cozad, Nebr
Schaefer, Steve, Wlntersville, Ohio
Templfn, Dave, Lincoln, Nebr
RIGHT GUARDS
Coleman, Rick, Pittsburgh, Pa.
uvDdani, Berdell, Wellfleet, Nebr ,
CGatziolls, Jim, Chicago, III
Kretz, Tom, Columbus, Nebr
McGinn, Bemie, Arlington, Va
irOsberg, Jim, Minneapolis, Minn
Pappas, Tom, Riverside, Calif
Pryor, Mike, Omaha, Nebr
Senkbeil, Lynn, Salina, Kansas
JjrShoda, Tim, Cleveland, Ohio
I'tsler, Rex, Wlnterset, Iowa
Zemko. Steve, Chartered, Pa
RIGHT TACKLES
Carlson, Dennis, Minneapolis, Minn.
Canareky, Leonard, Oakland, Nebr
Czap, Dick, Essexville. Mich
Hansen, Ed, Omaha, Nebr
Hansen, Larry. Blair, Nebr
Rhea, Hugh, Gaineville, Fla
Robbins, Tom, Boys Town, Nebr.
JJStlth. Carel. Lincoln, Nebr
Walls, Dan, Beaver Falls. Pa
RIGHT ENDS
rCasey, Larry, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Coleman, Langston, Washington, D.C
Clutter, Mark. Fremont, Nebr
Smlth, Tom,
White, Freeman, Detroit, Mich.
Zlmmer, Ivan, Hammond. Ind.
Churchich, Bob, Omaha.
Duda, Fred, Chicago, 111
Fierro, Al, Big Spring, Texas
Fortuna, Bert, Grand Rapids,
Ktmmel, Miles, Sioux City, Iw
Morrison, Dennis, Omaha, Neb
QUARTERBACKS
Smith, Steve. Alliance. Nebr
Wachholtz, L.irry. North Platte, Nebr
Weber, Wayne, Hastings, Nebr
LEFT HALFBACKS
Carstens, Kaye, Fairbury, Nebr
Crltchlow, Paul, Omaha, Nebr.
Fitzpatrick, Joe, Miami, Fla
Johnson, Bill, Stanton, Nebr
Klrkland, Ron, West Bend, Wis
Kuehl, Al. Wausau, Wis
Larkins, Dale, Western, Nebr
Mueller, Marv, Columbus, Nebr
Weinman,
Beck, Dennis, Po
Brinkworth, Tom,
Gregory, Ben, I'n
Haasch, Rich, Wi
RIGHT HALBACKS
Buffalo. N.Y.
Poggemeyer, Ron, Nebraska City,
Vactor, Ted, Washiglon, Pa.
Nebr.
FULLBACKS
JfBrunk, Ken, Cozad, Nebr. ...
Brown, Bill. Detroit, Mich. ..
Buckler, George, Boys Town,
Camastro, George, Chicago, II
Eklund, Brad, Dallas, Texas
Fairer, Stan, Grand Island,
Solich, Frank, Cleveland. Ohic
Tatman, Pete, North Platte, f
Winters, Charles. Jnliet, 111.
Worley. Mike, Bedford. Ohio
Denotes letters earned.
Denotes squadman returning.
Denote transfer.
LETTERMEN RETURNING FOR IMS
Offense (13)
Ends Tony Jeter', Freeman White"
Tackles Dennis Carlson. Gary Brichaeek, Jim Brown
Guards Ijtoi Senkbeil
Center Duncan Drum
Quarterbacks Fred Duda, Bob Churchich'
Halfbacks Harry Wilson. Ron Klrkland". Kaye Carstens
Fullbacks Frank Solich"
Defense (13)
Fnds Langston Coleman', Bill Hauf", Mike Grace"
Tackles John Strohmyer', Dick Czap"
Guards Mike Kennedy", Bemie McGinn, La Verne Alien
Center Walt Barnes" (MG)
Quarterback Larry Wachhota (Safety)
Halfbacks Bill Johnson", Ted Vactor'
Fullback Pete Tatman
LETTERMEN LOST
Ends Chuck Doepke", Preston Love", John Kcrlnzan
Tackles Larry Kramer"
Guards John Dervln", Ron Oriesse
Center Lyle Slttler"
Quarterback Doug Tucker'
Halfbacks Kent McCloughan, Bob Hohu", Maynard Smidt",
Willie Paschall"
Fullbacks Bruce Smith". Joe McNulty"
19W NEBRASKA COACHES
Head Coach; Bob Devaney
Offensive Line: Carl Selmer
Offensive Backs: Mike Corgan
Defensive Line: George Kelly
Defensive Backs: Jim Roes
Ends: Tom Osborne
Head Freshman: John Melton
Freshman Line: Cletus Fischer
Graduate Assistants: Rudy Gaddlnt, Monte K if fin, Warren Powers,
Bob Jones
Ht. Wt. Class
.. -l 205 Soph.
.. -0 200 Jr.
.. -2 215 Soph.
.. M 217 Jr.
.. 6-2 19ft Sr.
.. 6-3 223 Sr.
..6-4 225 Soph.
.. 6-1 212 Soph.
..6-4 210 Soph.
.. 6-2 195 Soph.
.. 6-2 251 Jr.
.. 6-2 230 Soph.
..6-4 220 Jr.
.. 6-0 242 Jr.
.. 6-4 235 Soph.
..6-1 300 Soph.
.. 6-2 230 Sr.
.. 6-5 278 Soph.
.. 6-2 242 Jr.
..6-0 205 Jr.
.. 6-0 215 Soph.
.. 6-0 205 Soph.
..6-0 200 Soph.
.. 6-1 203 Soph.
.. 5-9 214 Sr.
.. 6-3 205 Soph
.. 6-0 209 Jr.
..5-10 203 Soph.
. M ZM Sr.
.6-1 220 Soph.
,. 6-3 210 Soph.
. 6-0 237 Sr.
. 5-10 204 Jr.
. 6-1 225 Soph.
. 6-0 225 Soph.
. 6-1 230 Jr.
. 6-0 223 Jr.
. 6-3 235 Jr.
. 6-2 200 Soph.
. 6-2 203 Sr.
. 5-11 207 Jr.
.6-0 195 Soph.
. 6-1 245 Jr.
. 6-0 207 Soph.
.6-0 211 Sr.
. 6-0 204 Jr.
. 5-10 203 Jr.
. 5-10 203 Jr.
. 6-2 211 Jr.
. 6-1 224 Jr.
. 6-2 205 Soph.
. 5-11 200 Soph.
. 6-1 229 Jr.
. 6-2 235 Sr.
. 6-4 225 Soph.
. 6-2 256 Jr.
. 6-3 215 Soph.
. 6-4 248 Soph.
. 6-3 230 Soph.
. 6-0 200 Soph,
. 6-4 251 Jr.
. 6-1 116 Soph.
. 5-U 1R7 Sr.
. 6-2 194 Jr.
. 6-2 190 Soph.
. .6-4 225 Soph.
. 6-3 192 Soph.
. 6-1 200 Soph.
. 6-5 219 Sr.
. 6-3 190 Soph.
. S 11 176 Jr.
. Mil 180 Sr.
. 6-3 200 Soph.
. 6-1 180 Soph.
. 6-3 205 Soph.
. 6-1 185 Soph.
, 6-0 167 Soph.
, 6-0 185 Soph.
, 5-10 155 Soph.
5- a 183 Jr.
, 6-3 179 Soph.
6- 1 194 Jr.
5- 2 194 Soph.
6- 0 182 Soph.
5- 10 187 Jr.
6- 2 201 Jr.
6-2 210 Soph.
6-0 185 Soph.
6-1 180 Soph.
5- U 173 Jr.
6- 1 205 Jr.
6-0 175 Soph.
6-0 190 Soph.
6-0 190 Soph.
6-0 180 Soph.
5-9 170 Soph.
5- 9 182 Jr.
6- 0 176 Sr.
5-U 189 Jr.
5- 10 195 Jr.
6- 0 210 Soph.
6-0 195 Soph.
5- 6 185 Soph.
6-0 212 Soph.
.5-8 20!) Soph.
5- 8 12 Sr.
6- 1 223 Jr.
6-2 210 Soph.
5-5 211 Jr.
Dennis Carlson. Duda, by the
way, is slated to return in the
fall, but will skip spring prac
tice.
Defensively, the Cornhusk
ers return 10 of 11 members
of the unit that led the Big 8
in all categories and ranked
No. 2 nationally in total de
fense. Top candidates for na
tional honors among the hard
noses are All Big 8 middle
guard Walt Barnes who may
return to offensive tackle be
cause of his outstanding speed
and mobility and tackle
John Strohmyer, a defensive
giant in the Cotton Bowl.
(LB's)
Despite the loss of several
key players and the prospect
of rebuilding the interior of
fensive line, the Nebras
ka Cornhuskers expect to field
another contender for first-di
vision Big 8 honors in 1965.
Spring practice is slated to
open April 2 and conclude on
May 8 with the annual intra
squad game at Memorial
Stadium.
Coach Bob Devaney, the
winningest coach in the na
tion who has gained two
straight Big 8 titles and three
consecutive Big 8 Coach of the
Year crowns, will have 26 let
termen back for a run at a
third successive champion
ship. Chief among six returning
offensive unit members are
ends Freeman White (6-5, 220)
and Tony Jeter (6-3, 225), two,
solid candidates for national
honors. The two All Big
ends can supply the Huskers
with possibly the finest split
tight wing combo in the land,
Other returning offensive
veterans will be quarterback
Bob Churchich, who took over
as a soph when Fred Duda
was sidelined and gained
Sophomore Back of the Year
honors by guiding NU to a
9-1 record, another title and
a third straight bowl spot
plus leading the Big 8 in
passing and setting a Nebras
ka record; Fullback Frank
Solich, the mighty mite who
led the Huskers in rushing d&
spite weighing only 162 (with
a weigm in his pants); half
back Harry (Light Horse) Wil
son, who wound up alternat
ing with co-captain Bob Hohn
and was the outstanding run
ner of the Cotton Bowl game
with Arkansas; and tackle
Graduation gaps created by
the departure of 14 seniors, in
cluding All America tackle
Larry Kramer, All Big 8
halfback Kent McCloughan,
All Big 8 center Lyle Sittler,
and Hohn will have to be
plugged by returning third-
teamers and graduates of the
unbeaten 1964 Frosh squad.
OUTLOOK BY POSITION
Ends
Offensive Ends Outstand
ing pair in Freeman White
and Tony Jeter , . . However,
depth must be developed
and this could be a problem.
Defensive Ends Outstanding
on one side with Langston
Coleman, with two fine vets
in Mike Grace and Bill Haug
. . . Depth is question mark.
Tackles
Offense Help must be
found here . . . All America
Larry Kramer is gone . . .
This could be a weak spot .. .
Walt Barnes may come off
defense to aid. Defense Out
standing on one side with John
Strohmyer; above average on
other side with Dick Czap
. . . However, depth is ques
tionable after these two.
Guards
Offense Both 1964 starters
are gone, so huge rebuilding
job is needed . . . Both sides
are wide open . , . Could be
serious weak spot. Defense
Both linebackers return, so
these areas should be ade
quate . . . However, depth is
needed, particularly if either
Mike Kennedy or Bernie Mc
Ginn (or both) move to of
fense. Center
Offense Big hole left by All
Big 8 Lyle Sittler . . . Duncan
Drum returns along with sev
eral squadmen . . . But this
position is of prime spring
practice concern. Defense
Outstanding if Walt Barnes
stays at middle guard; post
is wide open if he goes to
offense.
Quarterback
Offense Should be in fine
shape with Bob Churchich,
fred Duda, Wayne Weber
and some fine Frosh pros
pects. Defense Larry Wach
holtz returns, but depth assist
ance is mandatory.
Halfback
Offense Kent McCloughan
and Bob Hohn will be missed.
but Harry Wilson, Ron Kirk
land, Kaye Carstens will give
Huskers some top-flight ex
perience . . . Squadmen and
Frosh could help, too, so it's
not a danger spot to date.
Defense Depth needed to
back up Bill Johnson and Ted
Vactor; help imperative if
either go offense.
Fullback
Offense Speed and quick
ness abound with Frank So
lich, but size lacking . . . Pete
mA i . .
laiman, a squaa sniitee or
Frosh may provide big man
size . . . Position should be
adequate. Defense Wide
open spot, with help neces
sary from all sources.
Returning Offensive Starters
Left end FREEMAN
WHITE (6-5, 225) ... All Big
. Led NU with 338 vards
in pass receptions, just one
shy of the all-time record. . .
Caught two touchdown passes.
one a 92-yarder against Kan-1
sas; the other a 56-yarder
against Oklahoma ...Has
dash-man speed . . . Senior,
Right end TONY JETER
(6-3, 225) ... All Big 8
Led NU in pass catches with
18 . . . pass yardage total
was 219, second to White.
A rugged defensive end he
was an Orange Bowl de
fensive star as a soph Jeter
served as a standout tight
end for the 1965 Huskers. . .
Senior.
Right tackle DENNIS
CARLSON (6-2, 235) . . .
Pegged as a third-unit left
tackle in the opening 1964
game, Carlson was switched
to offensive right tackle for
the Minnesota game when
Coach Devaney installed the
two-platoon system and filled
ihi; post well . . . Lack of
speed and quickness prevents
him from being a standout. . .
Senior.
Quarterback BOB
CHURCHICH (5-11, 176) . . .
Big 8 Sophomore Back of the
Year . . . Broke Dennis
Claridge's season passing
yardage record with 893 yards
on 54 of 102 pitches, despite
fact he didn t start play
ing regularly until Fred Duda
broke his leg in the third
game ... His leadership
sparked NU to second
straight title . . . Also 1 e d
the Big 8 passing, wound up
with 1,045 total yards and four
TDs . . . Junior.
Right halfback HARRY
WILSON 5-11, 189) . . . Tough,
elusive runner, "Light Horse
Harry" became an alternate
No. 1 right half with co-captain
Bobby Hohn during the
last half of the season . . .
Also served as top right half
when Hohn operated from the
fullback spot . . . Wilson was
the running star of the Cot
ton Bowl and also caught a
TD pass from Churchich
which enabled NU to lead
Grantland Rice trophy winner
Arkansas until the final
minutes of the game . . . No.
4 rusher on the 1964 club with
303 yards and he caught 11
passes for 144 yards. . . Jun
ior.
Fullback FRANK SOLICH
(5-8, 162) . . . Probably big-
time college football s small
est fullback, Fearless Frankie
led the Cornhuskers in rush
ing with 444 yards and a 5.1
average ... He also caught
a 45-yard TD pass during
NU s fantastic comeback in
the last-ditch 26-21 win over
Minnesota . . . Outstanding
specialist, Solich may also be
utilized as a flanker-back to
take advantage of his speed,
quickness and pass-catching
abilities . . . Senior.
Departed Offensive Starters
Left tackle LARRY KRA
MER, All America.
Left guard JOHN DERVIN
Right guard RON GRIESSE
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Center LYLE SITTLER, All
Big 8; co-captam
Left halfback KENT MC
CLOUGHAN, All Big 8
Right halfback BOBBY
HOHN, co-captain.
Returning Defensive Starters
Left end MIKE GRACE
(6-3, 220) . . . Mike became
a standout defensive end as a
soph before breaking his leg
in the Missouri game. . . He s
big and rugged . . . Leg is
expected to be fine by fall. . .
Junior.
Left end BILL HAUG (6-2,
198) . . . Huskers' top scho
lar, Haug came on strong aft
er Grace's injury and won
starting role ... He played
an outstanding game in the
Cotton Bowl against Arkansas
. . . Senior.
Left tackle JOHN STROH
MYER (6-2, 235) ... Ne
braska's standout defensive
lineman of the Cotton Bowl
game . . . John improved
rapidly as the season pro
gressed, so much, in fact, he
was dated as a junior by the
pros . . . He s big, quick and
tough.
Middle guard WALT
BARNES (6-3, 235) ... All
Big 8 . . . Started season
as offensive (or No. 1 before
platoon switch) right tackle.
. . . May return to offensive
unit for 1965 ... He has out
standing speed and quickness
for a big man . . . Tough
and rugged . . . Like Stroh
myer, Barnes is considered a
top candidate for regional
and national honors . . . Sen
ior.
Left linebacker MIKE
KENNEDY (5-9, 214). . .Mike
under-studied John Kirby as
a soph, then came on well to
become a fine defensive line
backer for the Huskers in 1964
. . . Lack of height is made
up by aggressiveness a n
fiery desire . . . Senior.
Right linebacker BERNIE
McGINN (6-0, 211). . .Tough
durable and a fierce competi'
tor . . . While not a specta
cular player, McGinn did
fine job for the 1964 Huskers
. . . A fine blocker, too, he
may shift to offensive guard
for 1965 . . . Oldest member
of the squad at 26, he spent
three years as a seminary stu
dent . . . Senior.
Right end LANGSTON
(TREY) COLEMAN (6-2,
194) ., . After a great soph
season as a defensive star for
the Huskers, Coleman is an
other NU candidate for to
honors . . . Quick, agile
tough, rugged and a fine com
petitor, Coleman sparkled con'
sistently for the Scarlets.
It was his great charge and
goal-line tackle of Gary Lane
that gave NU a safety to
break open the Missouri game
in the fourth quarter and set
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the stage for the 9-0 win. . .
Junior.
Right tackle DICK CZAP
(6-2, 256) ... Biggest man
on the 1964 squad . . . He's
tough asd rugged, with the
ability to charge quickly. . .
It was his bruising charge
that forced a Kansas fumble
on the NU one-yard line to
preserve a 14-7 win. . . Junior.
Right corner-back BILL
JOHNSON (5-10, 187) ... Not
a flashy defender, but a solid
journey-man member of t h e
Black Shirt platoon ... A
good blocker and shifty run
ner, Billy may get a shot at
an offensive job this spring
. . . Senior.
Left safety TED VACTOR
(5-11, 176) . . . All B i g 8. . .
Quick and fast . . . Can come
up quickly to make tackle. . .
Solid pass defender. . . Senior.
Right safety LARKY
WACHHOLTZ (5-8, 163) .. .
A tiny safety man, to be sure,
but Larry has fine quickness
and uncanny reading ability
which helps him diagnose in
stantly and get to the right
place at the right time . . .
Made a number of key saves
in 1964 (three times he was
the last man to have a shot
at Gale Sayers in the KU
game and he made th
tackles to save TDs). . . Lar
ry also staged a great pass
interception against Arkansas
in the Cotton Bowl game.
DF.PARTFD DEFENSIVE STARTER
Left corner-hark JOE McNIH-TY
OVTSTANHING FROSH PROSPECTS
Several jrraduates of Nebraska's tin.
beaten Freshman team are being counted
on to make valuable contributions in
19S5. Among the 100 or so Frosh who
will he Riven heavy assignments In spring
practice are:
LIVE MEN
Tackles Bob Taucher (6 S, 27fDs Jim
MrOord (6-2, 2.10); Bill Schindel (6-4.
235).
Guards Wayne Mnvlen (6-0. 225) and
Jim Oatiiolls 8-l, 245), a transfer.
Center Al Mackevicious (6-2, 225).
BACKS
Quarterbacks Al Fierro (fl-3, 200) i Er.
nle Slgler ($-0, 185); Dennis Morrison
(61, 185).
Halfbacks Ben Gregory (6-0, 190)i Al
Kuehl (6-2. 210).
Fullbacks Oeorge Buckler 6-0, 195)
Charles (Choo-Choo) Winters (6-2, 210),
RETURNING SQI'ADMEN TO WATCH
In addition to six returning offensive
regulars and 11 returning defensive reg.
ulars. the Cornhuskers will start spring
practice with some 25 member of tha
19i4 team who did not letter.
Top candidates to plug key holes proh.
ably will come from 8 lettermen, wha
saw service with the third unit. This)
group Includes:
LINEMEN
Left guard LA VK.RNE ALLERS (5-t,
205) ... A fine heavyweglht wrestler,
A 1 1 e r s is quick and tough . . . He
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