Daily Nebraskan
Page 11
Friday, August 27, 1982
Buffaloes . . .
Continued from Page 10
"What McCartney has
done is simplified what the
defense is trying to do " he
said. "We won't have as
many big plays, but we
won't give up as many,
either."
Offensive changes may
not be as noticeable, but
Clagett said he expects to
see McCartney employ an
expanded passing attack.
Both quarterback Randy
Essington and one of his
favorite targets, tight end
Dave Hestera, are back this
season.
Also returning to the
Colorado backfield is wing
back Dan Holmes. Holmes
was Colorado's third leading
receiver as a 16-year-old
freshman in 1979. After
spending a year in junior
college to straighten out
some academic problems,
Holmes was redshirted last
year and now returns for his
junior season.
When Colorado's running
game is in gear, one of the
most likely to ground out
the yardage is returning
halfback Lee Rousen.
Protecting Colorado's
offensive artillery will be a
rebuilt wall of linemen.
Three junior, college players
and a transfer will join
veteran Vince Rafferty.
John Firm, Calvin Beaty
and Randy Hogbin all come
to the Colorado trenches
from California junior
colleges. Tim Howard joins
the troops after transferring
from Colorado State.
A lack of depth plagues
the Colorado kicking game.
Clagett said that neither
placekicker Tom Field nor
punter Art Woods has a
strong backup. The success
of the Buffaloes kicking
game will depend on these
two matching up to pre
vious performances.
Field was considered one
of the best placekickers in
the conference as a fresh
man in 1979. He came back
from being the Buffs' lead
ing scorer to hit only two of
seven field goals in 1980. He
was redshirted after an in
jury last season.
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