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Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1965
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Last Home Game For 10 Senior Starters
Tomorrow will be the last
Memorial Stadium appear
ance for ten seniors on the
starting lineup. The clash
with Oklahoma will also be
the last home game for Sen
iors Larry Casey, John Stroh
myer, Duncan Drum and
Mike Worley.
Going into the Sooner game
Dill Johnson leads the defen
sive backfield with 26 tackles
and 23 assists. Mike Kennedy
has 26 solos and 34 assists
for the leading position at the
linebacker spot. Walt Barnes
paces the defensive line with
25 tackles and 22 asists.
Klckoff return specialist
Frank Solich hag led the in
dividual rushing race for two
successive seasons. Solich's
204 yards against Air Force
this year set a Nebraska rec
iird and is still the best indi
vidual rushing mark for a sin
gle game in the Big Eight.
Freeman White and Tony
Jeter have been dubbed as
the best end duo in the na
tion by sports writers and
coaches in all conferences.
FRANK SOLICII
White's performance this sea
son has set several conference
and university records.
Jim Brown and Dennis
Carlson have provided strong
depth in the Huskers' offensive
line this year. Quarterback
Fred Duda's comeback after
a year out of play due to an
injury exemplifies the desire
and spirit that the Husker
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team as a whole has shovvi
this season on its champion
ship route.
Although Ted Vactor was
an all Big Eight pick last
year, his performance this
year was hampered by a leg
injury. A comparable injury
put Bill Haug out for the
season in this year's Wiscon
sin game.
. . . Detroit, Mich. " ,
The first undefeated season
in 50 years and an, undisputed
claim to a third straight Big
Eight championship will go on
the line tomorrow as the Hus
kers meet the Oklahoma Soon
er s in a 12:45 match at Me
morial Stadium.
A crowd of 54,000 and a na
tional television audience will
view the match between the
favored Huskers and the Soon
ers. Nebraska owns a 9-0 season
record while the young Soon
ers have a 3-5 mark, with all
of their wins coming in con
ference play. The Sooners
have defeated Iowa State,
Kansas and Kansas State and
were beaten by Colorado and
Missouri for their 3-2 confer
ence mark.
The Husker squad reports
in sound physical shape, after
a week and a half rest since
the Oklahoma State game.
Only doubtful starters for the
game are Frank Solich, Lynn
Senkbeil and Kaye Carstens.
Solich is hampered by a
knee injury from the Oklaho
ma State game and the Hus
kers leading ground gainer
will be backed up by Pete
Tatman if he is not ready to
go. Senkbeil is still slowed by
the foot injury from the Mis
souri game. Rick Coleman is
slated to fill in for him.
Carstens is slowed by a vi
rus and he will be backed up
by Ted Vactor.
The young Sooners aren't
without injury problems as
Carl McAdams had to sit out
the Missouri game and is still
bothered by the sprained an
kle. Athletic officials remind stu
dents that because of national
television, no banners will be
allowed in the stadium.
Offense
LE "84 Tony Jeter (227)
LT
78 Dennis Carlson (229)
67 LaVerne Allers (209)
LG
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54 Kelly Petersen (223)
59 Jim Osberg (206)
RG
RT
73 Jim Brown (249)
RE "85 Freeman White (221)
QB 10 Fred Duda (189)
LH 20 Ron Kirkland (213)
RH 31 Harry Wilson (19ti)
FB 45 Frank Solich (158)
Captain: 45 Frank Solich.
Weliht Averages: Line 223: tackle-to-tackle
223; backs: 189: unit: 211.
Defense
I.E 88 Jerry Patton (227)
LT "70 Dick Czap (261)
MO 52 Jerry Murphy (241)
RT 77 Walt Barnes (252)
RE 43 l.en Janik (196)
U.B6 Mike Kennedy (219)
RLB 63 Lynn Senkbeil (206)
or 62 Rick Coleman (211)
T,CB'28Bill Johnson (188)
RCB '21 Kaye Carstens (191)
or 46 Ted Vactor (178)
I.S 30 Marv Mueller (192)
RS '36 T.arry Wachholtz (162)
Cnntaln: 69 Mike Kennedy.
Welrtt Averages: Line 235: line
backers: 212; backs: 183; unit: 212.
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Now that Nebraska has become a rather stable nation
al football power in this the year 4 A.D. (after Devaney),
it is good to look back at a rich Husker history. Younger
big Red Fans should know that all was not as bleak as
the post-WW II years.
While looking through this year's football handbook I
decided to pick every tenth year starting with 1892 and see
what happened.
It seems that in 1892 Nebraska managed to break even,
(2-2-1), only because of a weird break. Missouri forfeited
one to the weak Huskers because we had a Negro named
George Flippin on the team. Evidently progress has set
in . . . you don't see the Tigers turning down players like
Johnny Roland and Charlie Brown now.
A decade later Nebraska produced what may have been
the best team in history. But it's hard to tell. These guys
were undefeated and blanked every opponent. Respectable
opponents included Missouri, Minnesota, Kansas and North
western. But who ever heard of Knox, Lincoln High, Has
kell and Doane?
Minnesota 1912 Spoiler
By 1912, that crazy schedule hadn't perked up much.
Talk about South Dakota openers ... the Huskers handled
big Bellevue College 81-0 in a 7-1 campaign. Minnesota gave
Nebraska the spoiler that year, 13-0.
Moving up to 1922, we see the Big Red roughed up
Notre Dame 14-6 for the first of two over the Irish. The
famous Four Horsemen finally got even in 1924 by a 34-6
count.
The University's grid years under Dana X. Bible were
no depression. A typical year was 1932 when the Huskers
went 7-1. Oklahoma fell by a baseball score of 5-0.
The war brought a poor 3-7 season to Nebraska in 1942.
The Huskers dropped seven, including a 46-0 decision to
Iowa Navy. Again, the Sooners couldn't win however, losing
by 7-0. Infamous year. It was the last time Nebraska was
to beat Oklahoma for 16 years.
Wilkinson String
Bill Glassford picked 1952 for one of his three winning
seasons, going 5-4-1. Wilkinson kept the string going 34-13
that year.
Finally in 1962, Bob Devaney made his first Husker
year pay off with a 9-2 record. The 25-13 Michigan victory
indicated greatness. Only Missouri on TV and Oklahoma
blemished the record. The Gotham Bowl thriller 36-34 over
Miami provided the national limelight Nebraska has kept
Through it all, Nebraska has been blest with some good
coaches, not the least of whom being Bob Devaney. I would
be the last to put him on the throne many have chosen for
him in his four years here. But the record speaks. This
Duffy for coach of the year stuff has some credit, but
very few big college coaches have made the transforma
tion Devaney has here. Not just from one season to the
next. The abrupt success seems to be permanent. If he
doesn't deserve the honor now, he never will.
Now Oklahoma. Ha-ha. Nebraska drubbed the Sooners
44-0 in 1921 and this time it won't be much different. Mc
Adams can't tackle all the Husker backs, so make it
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