Friday, October 4, 1968
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The Daily Nebraskan
Cornhuskers
by Randy York
Assistant Sports Editor
Nebraska is idle this week
a it braces for the Kansas
showdown Oct. 12 while the
Jayhawks tune up for the
collision against an expected
weak New Mexico outfit
Saturday.
Dig Eight play kicks off its
conference campaign a s
upsui gent Iowa State,
operating on Coach Johnny
Majors' revitalized program,
entertains a somewhat
disappointing Colorado crew
at Ames.
Other Big, Eight action
sends Kansas State to
Virginia Tech and Oklahoma
State to Austin for an
engagement with ttie Texas
Longhorns. Missouri hosts
Army and Oklahoma has an
open date.
Taking a first crack at the
prognosticating game, I see:
COLORADO OVER IOWA
STATE The Cyclones have
tasted victory twice in three
games. That's two more than
they were predicted to win all
season. Mike Montler and
Mike Schnitker help put the
clamps on the surprise
package from Ames.
KANSAS OVER NEW
MEXICO - Ever get the
feeling the Jayhawks are out
to show people something this
season? Don Shanklin takes a
breather Saturday, saving
Fij
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picked
A University senior who nas
participated in four sports
during the past three years
has been named as the Daily
Nebraskan's first Intramural
Athlete of the Week for the
semester, "
Roger Mulder, an offensive
guard and defensive end for
the Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity's intramural foot
ball squad, was named
Athlete of the Week after the
Fiji's downed Alpha Tau
Omega last week 39-2.
A - 6-2" 195-pound senior
from Lincoln, Mulder in
tercepted three passes and
returned tw of them for
touchdowns. Besides making
numerous "tackles," h e
pressured the opposing
quarterback into making
several bad passes.
Mulder said he has played
on intramural football,
volleyball and softball teams
during his college years, but
claims that softball is the
footballer
top athlete
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Players receiving honorable
mention are Greg GoerKe,
Scottsbluff sophomore from
Gather 13; Bob Holmes, an
Omaha senior from Phi Delta
Theta, and Rich Moline, a
Holdrege sophomore from
Abel 3.
Nominations for next
week's Intramural player are
due in the Daily Nebraskan
office in the Nebraska Union
at noon Monday.
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energy for the Husker effort.
The scoreboard should be ex
tra busy again as Bobby
Douglass leads the assault.
KANSAS STATE OVER
VIRGINIA TECH - Virginia
Tech impressed by chasing
Alabama to the wire in its
opener. But K-State's Cor
nelius Davis and Dave Jones
cut loose to bury the Gobblers
in a mild upset.
TEXAS OVER OKLAHOMA
STATE Step aside
Cowboys, it's the Longhorns
turn to do the branding. But
don't expect as big a bulge as
last year's 19-0 score.
MISSOURI OVER ARMY -The
Tigers retaliated
against Illinois last week after
absorbing a 12-6 setback to
Kentucky in their opener.
Coach Dan Devine is one guy
who just doesn't care to Jose.
WISCONSIN OVER
MICHIGAN STATE -Wisconsin
has not won a
game since 1966. The un
beaten Spartans loom a
potential surprise in the Big
Ten. That's why Badger
coach John Coatto figures it's
a good time to start winning.
INDIANA OVER JLLINOIS
Kansas socked it to both
Big Ten foes. Missouri did no
less against Illinois. Indiana's
beating wasn't quite so bad
and besides, John Isenbargar
is healthy again. He doesn't
like to punt.
PURDUE OVER
NORTHWESTERN This
appears to be a pushover for
Keyes' companions, but look
for a pesky scrap from the
Wildcats at Evanston. Trou
ble is, Le Roy doesn't much
care where he is. When it
comes to touchdowns, he is
not choosy.
PENN STATE OVER
WEST VIRGINIA - The Nit-
tany Lions, installed as a top
pre-season choice in the na
tional polls, have lived up to
expectations. Now is certainly
no time for a letdown.
NOTRE DAME OVER
IOWA If only Ed Podolak
were up to par. But even that
probably would not turn the
trick. The Irish are on the
rebound. Coach Ara
Parseghian has not been
known to keep the points
down.
UCLA OVER 'SYRACUSE
The Bruins travel cross
country to play this one. And
that is just what they will do
when they take the field,
cross some more country.
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MISSISSIPPI OVER
ALABAMA The Tide are
unbeaten but certainly claim
no powerhouse (for once),
Coach Bear Bryant gets
clawed early this season.
Bama should slide right out of
the top 20 after this one.
TEXAS A&M OVER
FLORIDA STATE - All
America candidate E d d
Hargett, the Aggies record
setting quarterback, triggers
the triumph over FSU.
Florida over
MISSISSIPPI STATE Lar
ry Smith unleashes his talent
as Ray Graves' Southeastern
Conference favorites turn
back a surprisingly rugged
Mississippi State
SOUTHERN CAL OVER
MIAMI Wonder how O. J.
Simpson got his name? No,
not from Orange Juice. The
story circulating claims it
was when the Trojans played
Notre Dame last year. The
jpsiiir nriests in the stands
kept moaning, "Oh Jesus, Oh
Jesus, here he comes again.
OHIO STATE OVER
OREGON After owning a 1
2 record, Coach Woody Hayes
rallied the Buckeves to within
five minutes of a co-Big Ten
championship in 1967. Woody
chops another one down
before plunging into the con
ference race.
OTHEB SELECTIONS MlnncloU
over Wak Forcit. Mlchifan over Navy,
Georgia over South Carolina. Kenmckv
over Auburn, Georgia Tech over Clemaoii,
Arkaiuaa over TCU. North Carolina Sim
over Southern Methodlat, Houton over
Cincinnati. Texaa Xeih over Colorado
State, Wyoming over Arirona State, lit..
over Waahmigton State, UTKF owr
Ariiona, Oregon State over Washlnscun,
California over San Joae State, Air For. a
over Stanford, Utah State over Montanu,
New Mexico Slate over Lamar Terh,
Boiton College over Buffalo, Bolton II
over Temple, North Carolina over
Vanderbllt, Virginia over Davidion, Duke
over Maryland and Colgata over Yale.
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