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Tne Daily Nebraskan
Thursday, September 23, 1965
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SPORTS
Jim Swartz, sports ediotor
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Around The League
Freeman White, Nebraska's
All American end candidate,
didn 't even knjwa cord was
By JIM PKARSF;
From Provo, Utah, to Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania, B i g
j spectators as they seek to ex
itend their winning streak
'to two games. The opposi-
The sportswriter figured it was about that time again.
He decided to finish his worst duty of an otherwise exciting
time of the year. He went to work.
His eyes drooped over his "ncvcr-fail" procedure chart.
The chart was worn out . . . and so was the whole idea,
he thought. Here were so many easy steps to oblivion:
1) gather extended weather forecasts from every part
of the country. 2) obtain physical reports on all partici
pants S new feature: have psychological reports on all
nflrticinants to determine attitude. 4) every game detail elude ton regional battles, in- out weigh this fall
from all games down to the number of torn jersies last tersectional contests, and the Oklahoma's Sooners get a
year. 5) might check bookie joints for hot tips . . . and j opening conference conflict to late start this year as they
soon. ! highlight the action. 'play their opening game Sat- j
After hours of typing and retyping, the sportswriter had i Kansas State Wildcats, com-1 urdav against nttsourg m me
finished Dlavine God with college football. The 1965 sea- : in? off a vwv fmstrafinff Ha. 1 Panthers home den.
w -"O - vuvi
but against Indiana, cage up
in the picture when he staged one of the greatest snares in
a first quarter pass catching iMemorial Stadium his
spree in the Cornhuskers' tory, and gave NU a 14-0
opening 34-14 shelling of Tex- first quarter lead,
as Christian. That was catch Number 5
White, a 6-5. 221-pound vt- for the big split end. He went
eran who last year led the on to catch three more for a
equalled the Nebraska record! the Huskers put their aerial
for most passes caught in a
single game when he made
Eight football teams will be tion will be provided by tne Huskers in passing yardage, record total of eight, before
seeing action this weekend. University of Pacific, one of
The seven games on deck in- the very few teams imj win
son lay before him
Sure thing, he thought.
He and thousands of other "experts" have to predict
the season for their expectant readers. It starts all over
again every Saturday, in a lesser way.
Our sportswriter figured people expect it. The trouble
starts when some people get dea'hlv serious about the
thing. Humble guesses are scoffed and threatened at.
Mnvbe you haven't run into fhese "intense" people, I
have. What a drag. It ruins what fun is left in the thing.
With malice toward none and guesses for all, this
week's ten games: Penn State to surprise in opener with
Michigan State; Oklahoma enough over mediocre Pitt;
Kentucky can beat off a Mississippi revival; North Caro
lina to upset steady Ohio State: Missouri to find that of
fense against tough Oklahoma State; usurper Notre Dame
over Purdue; Iowa in passing upset of Oregon State;
Texas to edge Tech; Duke over South Carolina; and Cas
tillo throwing Kansas State past BYU.
Finally, the Huskers won't have to cheat to beat the
Falcons. Terrible Terry is gone. Make it NEBRASKA 33,
AIR FORCE 0.
I Go Big Red!
IlHi!
Pitt was dumped in its op
ener a week ago, but will be(
back strong to feed on the,
young Oklahomans. ,
From California Fresno
State comes calling on Colo-.
rado at Boulder in the Buffs
home opener. The Fresno Bull
dnps ar hack on the track
their new-look offense and ofw rphnilriinp camnaien.
head west to tangle with the and tneir bark wjn be appar
Brigham Young Cougars. . ent through the thin mountain
BYU mauled conference foe j air.
Arizona State last week with Tomorrow this section will
a high geared offensive dis-! preview the remainder of the
play. Fur will fly Friday night j schedule, and spot light the
as these two spirited Cats ; NU game.
struggle in the Utah h i g h
lands. In Ames, Iowa, the ISU
Cyclones will perform for
2,300 high school bandsmen
and about 17,000
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Husker scout John Melton's
report on Saturday's oppon
ent Air Force noted thart Wy
oming, a very good team, had
a lot of trouble with the Fal
cons the first half before
downing them 31-14, last Satur
day. Melton mentioned that the
Falcons are hard to figure ,
because head coach lien Mar-'
tin changes so many things
from week to week, and they
run from so many different
sets.
His report continued that
one thing is certain, they'll
throw a lot. Falcon quarter
back Paul Stein, reminded the
Husker scout of Terry Isaac
son and Melton noted that
Stein is a fine scrambler. j
Melton concluded his report
by saying "Air Force can't:
help but be sky high in front
of the home folks, and we
know we're in for trouble." i
l ciroiis on ice.
! "I didn't know what record
! everyone was talking about,"
! White said after the game.
"I really didn't know what
the old record was, or how
many catches I had made
but it's sure nice to make the
record book, particularly
since we won."
White missed making the
NU record book by only one
yard in 1984. He caught 17
passes for 338 yards. The NU
mark for pass yards in a sin
gle season is 339, set by Frank
Simon in 1951.
Husker quarterback Bob
Churchich said he kept throw,
ing to White for two reasons.
"TCU was covering him
one on one, and I figured he
could beat a single defender,"
Churchich said. "And all
you've got to do with Free
man is put the ball up in the
air high and he'll go and get
it."
White did that, indeed, on
the second TD snare of the
first quarter. He cut over the
middle and at the goal line
leaped high over the heads
of defenders to grab the wet
ball before landing full length
in the end zone.
White's first TD catch was
a 28-yard toss from Church
ich, and his record breaking
catch No. 6, that is was a
23-yard affair, which saw
White take the pas s, then
ramble, feint and rip through
defenders along the sidelines.
"Freeman had a great
opening day," Coach Bob De-
vaney said. "If he continues
to improve, he's capable of
having quite a year."
White's afternoon effort was
just one short of the Big Eight
mark of nine receptions held
by several players.
1ST ANNUAL
PIZZA HUT
SCOREBOARD:
Huskers over Air Force
35-15
K-State over Brig. Young
16-10
l-Stote over Pacific
20- 0
Colo, over Fresno
28-7
Pitt, over Oklahoma
10-7
Okla. State over Missou
13-10
Arizona over Kansas
21- 0
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