The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 21, 1983, Page Page 13, Image 13
Friday, October 21, 1C33 Daily Nebrsskan Pago 13 Pitiful Mil cleats meet punchy Gophers ft-:? XI j CGLLHGJ3 Saturday offers a match-up to stir the blood of any football impurist: Minnehaha's Gophers (1-5), holding opponents to 49.3 points per game, gainst Ncrthvi Ci tern's lIHdcats (1-5), scoring points at a 5.2 per game clip. That's ri,;ht: a team with no defense cgiinst a team with no cZzmd The Mildcats' 0-35 whitewash- 5- - r 3tKOIH 3.0 ing by I . lichen cn Saturday broke their streak cf one consecutive pine In which they'd scored. That cnicial match temporarily diverts attention from two surprise Ecttcm Ten stars: The No, 1-rated Bow Beys of Stanford (0-6) End No. 9 USCs Blunder ing Herd (2-3-1). The Trojans are so lacking in talent this year that rather thr.n picture any players cn the over of their Arizona State game program, they featured six cheerleaders. HH3 BANKINGS TEA? !, RECOHD LAST WEEK NEXT LOSS 1) Stanford (0-6) 15-32, Wash. Arizona 2) Minnehaha(l-5) 17-58, Wisconsin Northwestern 3) Duke (0-6) 31-33 Clemson Maryland 10-21, Columbia Penn 25-37, Pentagon Colorado St 13-21, Kentucky So. Carolina 3-14, Texas Tech Texas A&M 8) Northwest. (l-5)0-3o, Michigan Minnesota 9) USC (2-3-1) 14-34 Ariz. St Notre Dame 10) Texas A & M (2-3-1) tied Baylor, 13-13 Rice; 11) Cornell (0-4-1); 12) Georgia Tech (1-5); 13) Oregon Stat (1-5); 14) TCU (1-4-1); 15) Purdue (1-4-1); 16) Houston (2-4); 17) Pentagon (Army, Navy, Air Force, Virginia Military Institute) (8-16); 18) Wash ington St. (2-4); 19) UCLA (2-3-1); 20) Oklahoma (a fortunate 1-0 A.D. After Dupree). CZWJZTi GA!I2 07 TH2 WZSEIL- Minnesota (1 5) vs. Northwestern (1-5). 4) Yale (0-5) 5) UTEP(l-6) 6) LSU(2-4) 7) Rice (1-6) ROUT 0? TI1U WEEX- Arizona ( 5-1-n vs. Stan ford (0-6). QUOTE BOOH: USC, trailing 0-27 in first half, stepped Arizona State on a drive and the Coliseum's screen flashed: "Good Job Defense." (It was no time to be sarcastic ) COGHLL'0 WILD WOULD OF KUIIAN3 (latest episode): ABCs Howard Ccscll called Nebraska back Irving Fryar a "horse," prompting protests from Gene Autry and Roy Rogers. CLEIICON'O CUT: The United States' 132-year dominance of the America's Cup is over, but one . apparently ceaseless streak continues: Clemson's - 23-0 record vs. Virginia. - lie: V2Q3 One misconception about the Bottom Ten pro race is that Tampa Buy (0-7) has the edge because of experience. The Dues have been there before an 0-14 record In 1076, 2-12 in 1077. But dont forfet Houston (0-7), at least not for 30 seconds or so. The Oilers are two-time Bottom Ten champs themselves, having put together 1-13 fin ishes in both 1972 and 1973. So they have tradition on their side, too. Still you cant dismiss Tampa Bay too lightly. The Bucs have staved off victory time and again in the late moments this season: five of their seven losses have been by 7 points'or less. And who can forget the dramatics against Dallas: Tampa's roughing-the-kickcr violations on the last two plays to ensure a game-losing field goal? Only the most hard-hearted person could have kept from laughing. Incidentally, Tampa and Houston are scheduled to meet Nov. 27, assuming they can find a loction. THE RANKINGS TEAM, RECORD LAST WEEK NEXT LOSS 1 ) TampaBay (0-7) 27-34, St Louis New Orleans 2) Houston (0-7) 14-34, Minn. Kansas City 3) Cincinnati (1-6) 17-24, DenveL Cleveland 4) NJ. Giants (2-5) 17-33, Ks. City St Louis 5) Air Coryell (3-4) 21-37, New Eng. Denvelway 6) Atlanta (2-4); 7) N.Y. Jets (3-4); 8) Chicago (2-5); 9) St Louis (2-5); 10) tie: Philadelphia (NFL) (4-3) and Philadelphia (NL) (1-4). GLITTERED i J ' Homecoming ( 225 S.Blh 47S2775 sr. m rrvrc !rvC Vka, Master Charge, isners-cart liianctia Americaa Express I faced Food Coed DrsrJ: ff j BIG RED ' jmtrtMA SEASON r;y 7ZZ2J -v 1 . -. Aiaty 's lias the , . . - Pnme Ideas Bus rides to and from home games from Mistv's to the front gate; NO WALKS OR PARKING 'Football tours to all away games. Pep RaJlys Friday nights before t' home games with the UfJL Pep Band (Havelock only) BE THERE! Serving the Midwest's Finest Prime Rib 63rd & Havelock 4SS-S424 & !!:;hway 2 423-2223