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Sports Illustrated, not known for complementing Bob
Devaney's appearance or dress code, has done it again.
The national publication used such phrases as "that
unpretentious, unassuming man, that broad pleasant potato face,
that dumpy baker's build" in describing the Cornhusker football
coach in this week's edition.
Devaney, although smiling about the six-page article on
Nebraska football, still offered some words for Sports Illustrated.
"They can't ever do a completely nice job," said Devaney.
"What's a dumpy baker's build? Why couldn't they tell the truth
and say I was built like an Olympic weightlifter? Or why couldn't
they describe me as a thin, studious type gentleman like I really
am.
Wonder if Bob Devaney ever considered being a baker. With
those credentials, how could he miss being a success?
How NU's foes will fare
NEBRASKA 34, Oregon 21.. .Bob Devaney's philosophy is
correct: if people say you can't hold Oregon under three
touchdowns, then Nebraska will just have to score four
touchdowns. Would you believe five?
MINNESOTA 28, Indiana 14. . .Gopher quarterback Craig
Curry says Minnesota might even with the Big Ten championship.
Well, Craig, at least the Golden Gophers will win a Big Ten game.
TEXAS A & M 42, Wichita State 10. . .Aggie quarterback Lex
James' passing will help improve a dismal 2-9 record in 1970.
KANSAS STATE 31, Utah State 14. . .If Kansas has enough
girl talent to be featured in September's centerfold in Playboy,
there is surely enough football talent to get past Utah State.
STANFORD 28, Missouri 7. . .They say that new Stanford
quarterback Don Bunce is a better option quarterback than Jim
Plunkett was.
KANSAS 38, Washington State 14. . .Several teams will have
easy Saturdays against Washington State-including the Jayhawks.
MISSISSIPPI STATE 21, Oklahoma State 10. . .Missippi State
is no longer the donkey of the Southeastern Conference, but the
Cowboys will hold the title in the Big Eight this year.
LSU 21, iColorado 17. . .Few teams visit Tiger Stadium in
Baton Rouge and- come home winners- the Buffs will be no
exception.
Jottings:
Saturday's game at Memorial Stadium will have some historical
significance. It was back in 1953, the last time Nebraska and
Oregon met in football, that the Ducks and Cornhuskers played
the first televised collegiate football game.
Nebraska and Oregon have met just twice. . .with the two
teams splitting. The Cornhuskers stopped Oregon, 28-1 3, in 1952
and Oregon claimed a 20-12 win in 1953.
Three West Coast junior college transfers will open in the
Nebraska offensive line-guards Dick Rupert and Keith Wortman
and tackle Carl Johnson. Bill Sloey, another West Coast JC
transfer, will be starting at linebacker.
Nebraska captains Jerry Tagge (offense) and Jim Anderson
(defence) were also teammates at Green Bay West High School.
Tagge bumped Anderson for the starting quarterback job in high
school.
Another Green Bay West High graduate, Dave Mason, will be
the Huskers' starter at monster Saturday.
Some 67,000 fans, including 1,500 from Oregon, are expected
to jam Memorial Stadium for the 1971 opener. It will mark the
18th straight sell-out basis for 22 straight games dating back to
1967, but a Thanksgiving Day TV crowd of 59,792 mars the
string.
So they say:
JERRY FREI, Oregon head football coach: "It's obvious to us
from our films and reports that Nebraska was the No. 1 team in
the country last year. We respect them for what they have been
and what they are now. But we feel we are also coming into the
game with a good football team and this could give us a chance to
prove just how good we are."
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