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Ames, Iowa Reggie
Shoemake, Iowa State's
leading scorer, was thought
by many to be too small to play
college football.
So at age of 11 he started
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threatening to push the Big
Eight field goal record out of
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Shoemake will be a potent
Cyclone weapon Saturday when
the Cornhuskers visit the
Ames, Iowa campus for a 1:30
p.m. match.
The 155-pound Shoemake has
hit on 13 of 15 extra point as
tempts and 10 of 1? tries for
field goals. He Is tied with
Missouri's Jack Ba stable who
also has 10 field goals on the
year.
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He's the eighth leading
scorer in the conference and is
behind such field goal artists as
Nebraska's Paul Rogers and
Missouri's Bastable. What's
holding him down is that the
Cyclones don't score enough
touchdowns to give hiim many
tries at conversions.
Rogers, for example, has had
34 extra-point attempts while
Shoemake has had only IS.
"My dad thought I'd be too
small for most sports," offered
Shoemake, "so he built some
goal posts behind our house. I'd
just tee the ball up and practice
my kicking right there." .
And his dad was partly right
After two years at Jones Junior
College in Ellisville, Miss.,
Shoemake found most schools
were not Interested in a 155
pounder. So he started
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"I wrote 30 letters to coaches
last year," he explained. "In
each one I reviewed my career.
I guess I got answers from
about 15 schools.
"Georgia Tech and Auburn
said they'd take me on a trial
basis. Ic other words, I'd have
to make the team in spring
practice."
Iowa State was another team
on Shoemake's list And ISU
Husker Frosh to challenge
ISU's mighty baby whirl-wind
Iowa State freshman
halfback Jerry Moses was
quoted as saying last week:
"Our freshman team could give
our varsity a good game."
Is the Iowa State varsity
really that bad? No, the Iowa
State freshmen are Just that
good.
And the Nebraska frosh,
undefeated in their first two
outings, will get a chance to see
how good the Little Cyclones
are when they invade Ames for
a 2 p.m. date Friday.
"From what we've seen on
films, Iowa State has a real
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Minch Johnnv Majors decided
to take him sight-unseen. The
Cyclone boss, and all others
who looked at Shoemake, are
now convinced he can handle
the job.
His best game was against
Utah when he kicked field goals
of 49, 41 and 42 yards.
The conference record for
field goals in one season is 13,
held by Frank Rogers of Col
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good freshman team," ex
plained NU frosh boss Jim
Ross. "I wish that they hadn't
looked that good."
The Little Cyclones, who can
create more of a whirl-wind
than their older brothers,
defeated Ft. Dodge Junior Col
lege 38-0 in their only game of
the year.
"They do a lot of things
well," continued Ross. "Both of
their quarterbacks pass real
well and their linemen (both on
offense and defense) are big
and strong."
The Cyclones offense Is led
by their outspoken halfback
Jerry Moses from Waterloo,
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Rogers holds the Big Eight
career mark with 23, and is
still adding to his record.
Nebraska will be trying for
it's eighth win of the season
and fifth in Big Eight competi
tion against only a tie with
Southern California. Iowa
State, undefeated in pre-con-ference
action, is still trying for
it's first Big Eight win.
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Iowa. Moses, who was
recruited by several colleges
including Nebraska, stands
about 6-2 and weighs 185
pounds. "He can do it all," of
fered Ross. "He'll run inside or
out and he can catch the ball."
Ross doesn't plan any major
changes for the ISU game. Las
Vegas product Dave Humm
will still man the quarterback
position with Maury
Damkroger at fullback.
The Huskers offensive line
has been led by tackle Chuck
Tremain while Dan Lynch, a
native of Yankton, S. Dak., has
led the defensive rush from his
tackle position.
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THE NEBRASKAN
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1970