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Friday, September 9, 1933 Daily Ncbraskan Page 15 Hiiskers too talented for outmanned Cowboys College football swings into full gear this weekend with a full schedule of games. So, without further ado, in the immortal words of Peter Pan, "Come on everybody, here we go!!r Wyoming at Nebraska: Wyom ing meets the No. 1 team in the coun try. The result A massacre. The problem is a simple one. Nebraska has a number of very tal ented football players and Wyoming has a few. The Husker's only weakness if it can be called that is the defense and they shouldn't have much" of a problem with a suspect Cowboy offnese. And Nebraska's offense should be able, to move the ball at will All of this adds up to: Nebraska 48, Wyoming 7. f Goodwill Florida ct Southern Cel. The Gators beat the Trojans last year in GainsviEe, thereby serving notice on the nation that they were a team to take seriously. The Trojans begin the year under new coach Ted ToUner, renowed for his passing offense. All of this has unsettled the folks at USC a bit, which has a reputation of turning out tail backs like Carter turns out pills. But, by land or by air, the Trojans will still be capable of moving the balL Trojan fans are likely to find that pass ing isn't so bad alter alL Florida, after a great start, faded last year and turned in a 8-4 record. The Gators are led on defense by Ail American linebacker Wilber Marshall. Offensively, the head Gator is quarter back Wayne Peace. Florida's combination of War and Peace wont be enough to stop the Tro jan thirst for revenge: Southern Cal 23, Florida 14. Florida Gtite zX Loidsana Stite: These two teams always seem to play exciting game and this game should continue the pattern. Florida State was nearly upset by East Carolina (yes, East Carolina) last week but one has to believe that the Seminoles were look ing ahead to this game. Actually, its hard to figure out why anyone would look forward to playing in Baton Rouge. Even the Union Army had a tough time there. (The boys in blue had severe quarterback problems' until Lincoln recruited that guy Grant out of Illinois.) But I digress. Where were we? Oh, yes. Both teams appear evenly matched, but the Tiger Pit gives LSU a slight edge. Still, you can always count on a Bobby Bowden team to pull at least one upset a year. I think this might be it: Florida State 21, LSU 17. Oklshoxaa tX Stanford. This is the beginning of the post John Elway era for Stanford and that cant be a very rosy prospect for the Cardinal. For Oklahoma it's the second encore of the Marcus Dupree Show. This year should be an even better ver sion than the original. Oklahoma's big problem is at quar terback. Danny Bradley is the starter but its questionable if he has the skills to do the job. Still, as long as he can hand off to Marcus, OU will have a formidable offense. The Sooners whip a rebuilding Stanford team: Oklahoma 23, Stanford 14. OTOE3 GAMES EAST Pittsburgh 31, Temple 0; Army 14, Colgate 7; Boston College 33, Clemson 24; Penn State 45, Cincinnati a COUTH Alabama 31, Georgia Tech 10; Tulane 28, Mississippi 21; Auburn 2 1 , Southern Mississippi 7; Houston 30, Miami, Fla. 17; Maryland 24, Vander bilt 14; Virginia Tech 35, Wake Forest 21. MID WEST Ohio State 42, Oregon 14; Michigan State 35, Colorado 21; Iowa 24, Iowa State 10; Missouri 24, Illinois 14; Kentucky 27, Kansas State 3; Michigan 33, Washington State 6; Kansas 30, Texas Christian 17; Washington 38, Northwestern 14 WEST Air Force 21, Texas Tech 14; Oregon State 20, Portland State 16. Correction Ticket applications for the tid:ctcf2cevdn except cppllcstbns NeDrasaa ciislietozn season, cur- irem oepu io xo ucu i. uesmca rently available at the UNL dsy's Daily Nebrasltan wrcn!y athletic department ac&et clilce, stzxea tsst me uciiei eppucsuesa may net fee returned Sept. 23. The had to be retraced by Sept 23. 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