Huskers bombard
Cowboys' defense
by ROGER RIFE
Associate Sports Editor
The Oklahoma State
Cowboys have a tradition of
giving Nebraska's football
team a hard time. But Satur
day, that tradition was forgot
ten. The Cowboys were supposed
to give the Huskers a rough
afternoon. But after 60 minutes
of offensive football, the
Huskers had scored 65 points,
more than in any game since
1922 when they defeated South
Dakota State 66-0.
In last year's game, the
Huskers managed to beat the
Cowboys 13-3. The 1968 Cowboy
Nebraska game was even
closer with the Huskers just
beating the Cowboys 21-10.
"I can't believe that ft really
happene d," was the ap
propriate comment made by
Cowboy split-end Hermann
Eben. The senior from Mes
quite, Texas was impressed by
the Huskers.
"All the athletes on the
Nebraska squad are outsta
nding," Eben said. "They
reminded me of Notre Dame
against Missouri. They have a
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balanced attack and are a
completely sound football
team. I don't see any other
team with the power to beat
them."
Eben's teammate,
quarterback Tony Pounds, had
a bad first half against the
Blackshirts. "I just wasnt
throwing well," said Pounds,
the Big Eight's leading passer.
"Nebraska has real good pass
coverage and the defensive
ends kept tremendous pressure
on me.
Pounds was referring to
Husker ends Willie Harper and
John Adkins. Harper blocked
one of Pounds' passes in the
first half and it fell into the
hands of Adkins, who ran the
ball back for a touchdown.
Despite Pounds' poor first
half, he should still remain the
top passer in the Big Eight.
In. the second half, when
Husker coach Bob Devaney
went to his defensive second
and third teams, Pounds co
mpleted 16 of 23 tosses for 312
yards.
Big Eight
This week's schedule
W L. T
Nebraska 3 0 n
Kansas S 3 ) 0
Kansas 1 1 0
Missouri J i 0
Oklahoma 1 I 0
Colorado . 1 3 0
Oklahoma St . 0 2 0
Iowa St 0 3 0
Saturday's results
Nebraska 45. Oklahoma St. 31
Missouri 30. Colorado 14
Kansas 24. Iowa St. 10
Kansas St. If, Oklahoma 14
Nebraska at Colorado
Oklahoma at Iowa St.
Missouri at Kansas St.
Kansas at Oklahoma St.
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