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By Brack Berg
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Football is a strong word in .
Nebraska, and whether you're
on the side that sees football as
waste or on the side that
watches with passion, there are .
certain names that stick as
1 egend.
One such name is Bobby
Reynolds.
Reynolds now looks mucn
like his pictures of 20 years
ago. His brown hair m still
there and so .is his shape. Gold,
however, has taken the place of
the halfback position.
Reynolds has been named
to the Nebraska chapter of the
National Football Foundation
and Hall of Fame alsog with
other football legends like Ed
Weir, Guy Chamberlain,
George Sauer, Sam Francis,
Charley Brock, Tom Novak
and some guy called Bob
Devaney.
To the fans of the SO's,
Bobby did not run up right
end, but "Reynolds' Alley,"
and his name was not
Reynolds, but "Mr.
Touchdown." Reynolds, in a
tie game with Indiana' in 19S0,
scored all of Nebraska's 20
points. At the end of that
season, he was awarded a berth
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on the All-America team, the
Midwestern 1 1 team and the
Grantland Rice All-America
team.
As a boy in Grand Island,
Reynolds followed the
Nebraska football team and
revered players like Alien
Zickmund and Buth Luther,
who were in the backfield of
the 1940 Rose Bowl-bound
Cornhuskers.
But when Reynolds made
the team, before anyone
played football in Memorial
Stadium, he first practiced for
two weeks at Curtis. Nebr.
Curtis is the town where
Coach Bill Glassforn used to
take his teams to practice for
two weeks prior to the opening
game, and man, woman and
child did they practice.
"Curtis was a real fine
thing," Reynolds said. "You
just ate, slept, drank, thought
everything football, and the
idea was very good.
"There was absoutely
nothing to do. There was one
beer parlor or two, and the
coaches spent all their time in
the beer parlors at night and
even questioned people who
took six packs out for fear
they were taking to some of
the players."
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With Nebraska's first
kickoff of 1950 came the
beginning of a brilliant season.
Reynolds' regular position
was halfback, but he also could
punt, place-kick, pass and
catch.
As a 19-year-old
sophomore, he scored 157
points. His rushing average was
6.7 yards a carry, totalling
1,349 yards in 9 games. He
completed 4 of 10 passes for
75 yards caught 11 for 3
touchdowns and 173 yards,
besides punting 37 times for an
average of 37.7 yards a kick.
The season ended with 7
wins and 2 losses, one to
Colorado and the other to the
powerful Bud Wilkinson
coached Oklahoma team.
At the close of the 1951
scrimmage session at Curtis,
Reynolds suffered a shoulder
separation. As a result, he
missed the first three games.
Then, against Minnesota, he
returned. Nebraska lost, 39-20.
He played in the three
following games, but against
Colorado, some lime got into
his eye. He missed part of that
game and the season closer
with Oklahoma. Nebraska's
record for 1951 was 2-7, the
opposite otthe year before.
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At the end of Nebraska's
fourth game of the season with
Kanses State University, the
Cornhuskers were undefeated.
But in that game, Reynolds'
other shoulder was separated.
"We would beat Kansas
State most of the time, but we
would physically get beat up
by them," Reynolds
remembers. 'They were just
tough football players."
Coach Glassford said it was
the end of Bob's football
career, but Reynolds came
back against Colorado.
Nebraska tied them, 16-16.
The season record ended at
5-4-1, with a third place finish
in the Big Seven at 3-2-1.
Reynolds has three sons
who are all interested in sports,
but which sport interests them
most-golf, bascbal), basketball
or football-is the question.
Reynolds said he believes
today's game of football is
much better than the football
of the 50's;
"With the new science of
football-the understanding,
the ideas, the blocking
theories, the teaching theories,
the fundamental theories, the
isometrics, this type of
thine-you just build a better
and bigger and stronger
football team, " he said.
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"There is really no way to
compare them. How would
you compare a 1970 car as
compared to a 1950 car?
They've just improved that
much more."
Reynolds said pursuit is
more important today than it
was during the Wilkinson era.
In those days, the defensive
linemen were taught to hold
their positions to box in the
runner. Today, the linemen
slides down the line and goes
after the ball carrier.
Just as the teams can't be
compared, neither can the fans'
current football mania.
'This is the grcatist thing
that ever happened to the state
of Nebraska," Reynolds said.
"It's great to see a state have
this enthusiasm. The whole
state's wrapped up in it.
"Anybody that criticizes it
is a real nut for criticizing
anything that's as good for
Nebraska as football has been.
It brings people into the state
and puts Nebraska on the
map," he said.
In the days when football
seasons end 10-0-1 or 12-0,
somehow a 1950 season of 7-2
doesn't seem like much. But it
was then. That was the best
season since the Rose Bowl
team of 1940. And it was the
season that Bobby Reynolds
emerged as "Mr. Touchdown."
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