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    Tagge, Orduna
by JIM JOHNSTON
Associate Sports Editor
Nebraska's first three op
ponents this year won't Lrgel
quarterback Jerry Tagge or I
hack Joe Orduna. Aod the
fourth foe, the Minnesota
Gophers, may still have
nightmares about this pair
from previous years.
It was in 1967 that a
sophomore halfback named Jc
Orduna pranced 2S yards in the
third quarter to give the
Cornhuskers a 7-0 win over the
Golden Gophers.
And then in 1969, with Orduna
sidelined due to a bad knee,
sophomore Jerry Tagge set a
total offense record as the
Tagge aims at
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Huskers routed the Gophers 41
14. Orduna and Tagge, who are
among the leaders in the Big
Eight individual statistics,
recalled those previous games
with Minnesota.
"That touchdown run was on
the left side," said Orduna. "I
was hit quick and had to spin 40
make it
Tagge, who hit IS of 23 passes
in the 69 game for 219 yards,
explained his record-breaking
success. "Last year we ran
several different offensive
formations against Minnesota,
but they Just stayed in the
same defense," said the Husker
quarterback.
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improved Minnesota secondary
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viewing Minnesota films from
the Missouri and Ohio games,
I've noticed that they come out
in different defenses, said
Tagge, "and they play them aH
welL"
The Gophers will have to
play well in their secondary if
they are to stop the Huskers
passing game. Tagge, who set
a Nebraska single seasoa
passing accuracy record last
year, is aiming for the con
ference mark mis season.
la three games, the junior
quarterback from Wisconsia
has comple'.ed 33 of 4T passes
for an impressive .702 accuracy
percentage far above the
.662 Big Eight record set by
Kansas" Ralph Miller in 1933
when he completed 23 of 37.
More tickets for
NU vs. Colorado
Students have another chance
to obtain tickets to the Oct. 31
Nebraska vs. Colorado football
game at Boulder.
A special allotment of 2,300
tickets will be sold Oct 5-7, 9
a.m.-12 noon and 1-4 p.m. in the
Coliseum. Tickets cost $8.
James S. Pittenger, assistant
athletic director and ticket
manager, announced that the
sale will be conducted under
policies adopted by ASUN in
196$.
Each full time student may
apply for one ticket, married
students two. The student must
show his identification card in
person and leave a check with
his ticket application.
If more than 2,308 applica
tions are made, a drawing will
determine those students who
are to receive tickets. Students
must pick up their tickets Oct
12-14 or have their order
cancelled.
Freshmen basketball
All freshmen interested in
trying out for the 1970-71 fresh
men basketball team are urged
to see new freshman coach
Moe Iba before Oct 15. Iba's
office is 207 Coliseum.,
8:30
Fillmore
style
Tagge also leads the league
in total passing yardage with
432 yards for a 160.7 per game
average.
The Gophers played a zone
defease last year, but have
gone more to man to man
coverage during the 1979 cam
paign. "Their defensive secon
dary can't give us any more
trouble than Army's did. said
Tagge.
Tagge was referring to the
fact that Army used a four
deep defense which made it
difficult to throw.
"But if they play that type of
defense. I hope we can run over
"em, warned the NU signal
caller.
And running is where Min
nesota nightmare number two,,
Joe Gnruna. enters the picture.
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Orduna is fourth in the Big
Eight rushing: charts this
season with a 91.3 yards a
game average. Orduna has
raced for 1,403 yards in his
career and could become the
greatest rusher in Nebraska
football history.
He is Just 329 yards behind
Harry Wilson's 1964-66 rushing
performance. Wilson is the
leading rusher in the Devaney
era. And Orduna is 738 yards
behind all-time Nebraska
rushing leader Bobby Reynolds.
The usually softspokea
Orduna is looking forward to
Saturday's 1:3ft pjn. date wiba
the Gophers. "They've got a lot
of cocky players and they do a
lot of bragging,' said Orduna.
"We're gonna take a game to
'em.
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Sa Oct. 4
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THE NEBRA5KAN
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1970