FOOSBALL EXHIBITION
Friday Sept. 1 4th
12:00 3:00 p.m.
Nebraska Union games room
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Bonness anxious for kick-off
Anticipation and readiness sparked
with just a shade of apprehension were
the feelings conveyed in a pregame
conversation Wednesday with Corn
husker center Rik Bonnes?.
Evan 6 ft. 4 in., 221 lb. All-American
candidates tend to get a few pregame
jitters and Bonness happens to be one
and all of these things. With Saturday's
opener against Oregon just a day away,
Bonness, the rest of the Cornhuskers
and 76,000 Big Red season ticket
holders, plus uncountable radio lis
teners, are anxiously waiting the
opening kick-off at Memorial Stadium.
"We've had some really good prac
tices. The cool weather has hurt us a
little but the hot days at the beginning of
the week put us back on schedule.
finals Rnnness has set for himself s'eng
with the rest of the team are first, a Big,
8 Championship; second, winning an
eleven games; and finally the right to a
national championship.
"It's a long season and we can't look
ahead if we want to attain these goals,"
Bonness said.
Bonness came to UNL because he felt
it an honor to play for his home state.
"Nebraska has proved itself in the
past with their championship teams to
be one of the nation's tops in football
programming. There is no place I'd
rather have gone."
Publicity wise Bonness said he thinks
the offensive line gets its share. He
mentioned there is no competition with
the blackshirts.
"We know when we have a good day
and when we do we get the publicity
that we deserve."
A business major, Bonness likes
school. "Things are going well for me
now. I have to budget my time between
football and studies but there's time
enough for both.
"Nebraska's a good school, it's
offered me so much, it really has," he
said.
Bonness says there is responsibility to
lend the younger players a "helping
hand". The coaches counsel them but
there is a pretty open relationship
between the upperclassmen and the
sophomores. We don't consider our
selves that much better."
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"I'm looking forward to it Saturday's
opener," Bonness said, "we all are.
We need to get started. Everybody has
had three weeks of practice and we're
ready. We've got to prove ourselves out
there."
Saturday's game plan holds little
change for Bonness at center as
compared to last year. "Everything is
basically the same," he replied.
The Nebraska offensive line will face
a 5-4-2 Oregon defense throughout most
of the game.
'They have a good defense, it will be a
test," commented Bonness. "However,
we. practiced against a five-man front,
that should be an advantage."
Bonness, a junior, said he thinks that
the 1974 Cornhuskers are just as good, if
not better, than the Big Red squads of
the Devaney era.
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Team morale is high
opener. "We're ready,'
again.
So is the entire state of Nebraska
for Saturday s
Bonness said
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