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Colorado coach Eddie
Crowder is known for going to
his bag of tricks when the
Buffalos play Nebraska. His
trick for the 1971 game with
the Cornhuskers could include
speedster Cliff Branch.
"Colorado actually hasn't
used Branch as much this year
as they have before," said
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney
of the Buff split end. "They
usually like to use Branch more
against us."
Branch has caught 1 1 passes
for 289 yards this season. He's
playing second best in the
Colorado receiving department,
however, to his backup Willie
Nichols who has caught 12
passes.
BRANCH IS extremely
fast. He is the co-holder of the
Ingles returns
Guy Ingles, the all-time pass
receiving leader at Nebraska,
returned to the Lincoln
campus Wednesday.
Ingles signed with the
Kansas City Chiefs after the
1970 season and was placed on
Teachers College Advisory
Board, student representatives
in Teachers College, have a
bulletin board outside Rm. 100
in Teachers College. It will be
kept up to date with minutes
to TCAB meetings and other
pertinent info for TC students.
A limited number of work
study aides are available. Apply
to Bruce Douthit or Bob
Larson in the Financial Aid
Dept. between now and
Christmas.
Competition is now open
for on-the-job training abroad
for students of engineering,
architecture, agriculture, and
the sciences under the
International Association for
the Exchange of Students for
Technical Experience United
States (IAESTE-U.S.) program
for the summer months of
1972. Deadline to submit
applications is December 15.
For further information,
contact Prof. Roberto
Esquenazi-Mayo, 1034
Oldfather Hall.
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"You can't let Branch beat
you deep," said Devaney.
"Once he gets you deep it's
good-bye. You have to avoid
getting a guy oneon-one once
Branch gets the football."
Defensive secondary coach
Warren Powers, however, said
there is no special coverage
planned for Branch.
"It's difficult to double
team a guy when a team runs a
triple option offense like
Colorado, said Powers. "We
have to treat him just like
another receiver, but we
definitely respect him more for
his speed."
BRANCH HAS also earned
a good reputation for his punt
returning ability. He has
returned 20 punts for 324
after pro bid
their taxi squad before being
cut recently. Ingles then signed
with the Cincinnati Bengals,
but was cut Friday after being
on their taxi squad.
Ingles said he planned to
enroll in second' semester
classes at Nebraska.
The Agronomy Club will
meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in
Keim Hall for a program of the
Weed Science Dept.
An organizational meeting
for the Red Barons Flying Club
will be held Thursday in the
Nebraska Union at 6:30 p.m.
for any interested students.
The University Arts Council
will hold a general meeting
Thursday in the Nebraska
Union at 8 p.m. for all
interested faculty, students,
and staff.
The University Youth
Coalition for Muskie will meet
Thursday in the Nebraska
Union with Keith Haller,
Regional Coordinator of the
national Muskie youth
organization.
Anyone interested in being
a registrar during the League of
Young VotersASUN voter
registration drive Nov. 1-5
sho.-M meet in the ASUN
office at 2:30 p.m. (Nebraska
residents only.)
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"We've uone a goou juu ui
covering punts this year and
we'll have to do a good job
against Colorado," said
Devaney. "We have to try and
punt high and get the ball
covered quickly."
Devaney said the Buffs have
more offensive potential than
any team Nebraska has played
yet this year. The Colorado
running attack could also
present some differences
Saturday.
Earlier in the season,
Colorado used their wide
running game iu un.u
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running eame to ueieui
Abel VI captured the
all-dorm intramural football
championship Wednesday night
on a muddy Vine Street field
with a 1 2-0 triumph over
Harper III.
The Abel unit scored once
in the first half and added an
insurance touchdown on a pass
interception on the last play of
the third quarter to gain the
victory.
Harper battled back in the
fourth quarter, retaining the
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Lately, however, Colorado has
been gaining its yardage inside.
"I LOOK FOR Colorado to
try the wide running plays
against us," said Nebraska
defensive line coach Monte
Kiffin. "They used the triple
option a little more against
Missouri last week and 1 think
they're gradually getting back
to it."
Colorado's "Mr. Wide" is
sophomore Charlie Davis, the
No. 4 rusher in the Big Bight.
Davis earned national back
of the week honors in the game
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moves, toward finals
auainst LSU when he gaineu
hull through most of the final
period, but they were stymied
by poor footing and penalties.
Harper tallied two touchdowns
in the game's final five plays,
but both were called back
because of penalties,
Abel VI ended the regular
season rated fourth in the
dorm division with a 4-1
record. Harper III entered the
playoffs undefeated and
ranked third.
Abel now faces the Pro
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174 yards in 20 carries, lie also
earned Big Eight honors for his
135 yards in 18 carries against
Ohio State.
DAVIS' YARDAGE
recently, however, has been
from inside runs. He's still
averaging 99 yards per game
despite those ground-it-out
situations.
Cliff Branch and Charlie
Davis-two Colorado players
who haven't been talked much
about lately- could be the
Buffalos main attraction for
the nationally televised
audience Saturday at 12:50
p.m.
first round of the all-university
finals. The other all-University
semifinal contest pits Triangle
against Alpha Tau Omega.
The winners of Thursday's
two games will meet Saturday
at 10 a.m. at the Vine fields for
the all-University finals, billed
by Intramural Director Phil
Sienna as the First Annual
Orange Bushel Bowl.
Along with the all-university
trophy, a bushel of oranges will
be presented to Saturday's
winner.
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1971
