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mcnday, September 20, 1976
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Tbs Kicker's 45-13 drubbing of the Ut&tziiy of
Indna (IU) Hocsicrs Sztnidzy in Eben-inoa, lad,
rercd fe answer some trcctlins questions that had
aria afler the 6-6 tie with Louisana State Unsrenity
(LSU)lrtweek.
Tt?o cf the questions, whether they could score mors
than tm touchdowns in a game and whether they could
vti a rpse (the Huskers had done neither in their three
pnrj csisss), were covered early in the game jfnst
the IlgvTff. ' !
As tley did against LSU, Nebrs&a took the opensig
lichafT and marched for a touchdown. Junior fallback
Doe Dcnnea capped the 74-yard drive with a one-yard
Al Eidand then booted the extra point, the first of
SCTC3 for the afternoon and later added a 29-yard field
goal to calm any doubts about his ticking.
Four minutes later
Defers Indiana knew what hit, UNL made the score
14-0 four minutes later on a Monte Anthony one-yard
touchdown run.
UNL then stretched its lead to 240 by halTtime.
Ccmerback Dave ButterfHJYpass iaterccpticn just
before fcterrrdrson and tsro feble recoveries nrvs the
lingers three turnovTrs at the hdf, answerfcs the cys
tica whether the Kck Shirts could force turnovers, they
had forced enly cne, a paas interception cn the kit pky
cf therms, aEt LSU. - - --
. Anthony and I-back Richard Eema added touchdowns
in the third quarter before the linkers dosed cut their
scoring in the fourth quarter cn a nine-yard ism by (back
Dare GiUerpie, who tzar his first action of the year. Tcj
back Curtis Crag and quarterback Torn SorSey, who dir
ected the last touchdown drne, also saw their first action
of the young season. A3 three sat cut last week with in
juries. Many Huskers limped ofT the field with minor injuries
darfcgthegamebutdcfereerdRayFhllllTsuiTereda
hip pointer which could make him a doubtful starter for
the Huskers home opener next Saturday zgiinst Texas
Christian University (TCU).
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