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Lee's Off Sale Liquor
Wagey Drug (All locations)
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Godfather's Pizza
George's Bar
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Flyrsn Catering
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football contest, play 90 of them, and yet not have
enough participants to constitute a freshman team? Try
Ihe University of Oklahoma. , - .....,-,
Or, consider a team taking the incentive to cancel a
regularly scheduled season contest three days before it
is to be played. Ask the University of Colorado head
coach (Bill Mallory) the motive behind that one.
These questions, along with several others, are being
pondered by Cornhusker freshman football coach Jim
Ross, his staff and the entire UNL freshman football
team.
Earlier in the season, Big 8 opponents Missouri and
Oklahoma also cancelled their game commitments with
the first year Huskers. ;
Colorado cited lack of players as their reason for
cancellation.
"We may not play any Big 8 games if the contracts
are no more binding than this," Nebraska head coach
Tom Osborne said. "Maybe we'll play junior colleges,
four-year colleges or junior varsities of colleges around,
here." -. -
becky morgan
Nebraska's freshman team consists of 44 players:
two units of equally talented tootbaN players,. according
to assistant freshman coach, Pat Fischer. Fischer said
the main reason Nebraska has such a comp ete
freshmen football program is the power of UNL s
walk-on program.
"We have more walk-ons than any other school in the
Big 8," he said.
Fischer mentioned that the Huskers have more and
more walk-ons each year. The 30 scholarship limitation
rule is one cause of that, he added.
Besides an increasing number of non-scholarship
recruits, Fischer said, "our drop out rate is almost
nil." Seventy potential Huskers were listed as walk-ons
this year. , '
The first year.Huskers.hava played two games. They
won their opener against Kansas State, 24-10. Their
second win came against UNO in a close 6-0 contest,.
Hopefully, the freshmen still have one game to play,
a Nov.11 meeting with Iowa State in -Ames,;, IJt was
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friday, novembcr 1, 1974