Friday, October 1, 1982
Daily Nebraskan
Page 13
Huskers need strong defense to stop the Tigers
Last week's television games proved
the superiority of college football to pro
football. You could hardly ask for a
more exciting game than Stanford's last
minute win over Ohio State, except for
Penn State's last-second win over Ne
braska. But the less said about that the
better. Like Papa said, "The sun also
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Nebraska at Auburn. Auburn is an
exciting town. When the football season
is over, the people there like to sit around
and listen to the crickets, a practice that's
common throughout the South. Is it any
wonder the South lost the Civil War?
Auburn has a guy named Bo Jackson,
who is supposed to be the sequel to Her
schel Walker. I doubt that. Only God
and Walter Payton carry the ball better
than Walker. And God has a better offen
sive line.
Still, even if Bo is only half as good
as Herschel - well, he's pretty good.
The Husker defense will have to per
form better than it did last week if it's
going to stop the Tigers.
Fortunately, the Huskers should do
that. Nebraska has a history of coming
back after a loss. The Huskers haven't
lost two regular season games in a row
since the 1976 season. So here's a vote
for tradition: Nebraska 24, Auburn 21.
Tulsa at Kansas. Kerwin Bell gets to
play in this game for the Jayhawks. But
it really won't matter.
Not that Tulsa is a bad team. After
all, they beat Oklahoma State, and their
only loss was to Arkansas, which is nothing
to be ashamed of.
But the Jayhawks are thinking about
a bowl game. Not the Orange Bowl, you
understand, but some bowl. So they
practically have to win this game if they
don't want to be condemned to the In
dependence Bowl again. The Jayhawks
take the Cane: Kansas 28, Tulsa 20.
UCLA at Colorado. The Bruins beat
Michigan last week at Ann Arbor, which
is roughly equivalent to the Christians
beating the lions. (Not the Detroit variety.)
Colorado, on the other hand, lost last
week to Wyoming. The Buffs, from all
appearances are as bad as ever. But Buff
quarterback Randy Essington vowed be
fore the season that the Buffs would beat
Nebraska. He may be right, but it won't
be in this decade. And they won't beat
UCLA Saturday either: UCLA 35, Colo
rado 14.
Georgia at Mississippi State. This will
be a dog fight. The Bulldogs vs. the Bull
dogs. Georgia is 3-0 and Mississippi State
is 3-1. With a win, the Bulldogs (Georgia
variety) would take a big step toward
winning the Southeast Conference title.
Herschel Walker leads the 'Dogs past
the 'Dogs in a game that is really for
the dogs. Bow wow wow: Georgia 27,
Mississippi State 17.
Other Games
East: Pittsburgh 34, West Virginia 28;
North Carolina State 28, Virginia 7;
North Carolina 36, Georgia Tech 17;
Duke 28, Navy 24;Clemson 35, Kentucky
20; Maryland 17, Syracuse 7; Boston Col
lege 27, Temple 7.
Midwest: Michigan 44, Indiana 21;
Notre Dame 27, Michigan State 14; Ohio
State 31, Florida State 21; Oklahoma 21,
Iowa State 14; Purdue 36, Wisconsin 35;
Illinois 31, Minnesota 28; Iowa 37, North
western 10; Missouri 31, East Carolina 14.
South: Florida 34, Louisiana State 17;
Washington State 35, Tennessee 31; Texas
A&M 21, Texas Tech 3; Arkansas 30,
Texas Christian 14; Houston 33, Baylor
30; Texas 28, Rice 7.
West: Arizona State 32, Kansas State
17; Southern California 35, Oregon 6;
Washington 34, San Diego State 3; Stan
ford 33, Oregon State 14; California 34,
San Jose State 21.
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