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den's 27-0 victory cdnst Waldorf Friday.
Turnovers abound
as Nebraska freshmen
whip Waldorf JG
By Jeff Korbelik
Nebraska's freshman defense forced four fumbles
and three interceptions and the offense ground
421 yards on tne ground as they defeated VValdort
Junior College 27-0 in their final home football game
.Friday. ' ;. ,:''r- - ' V 1
Both teams had difficulty hanging on to the ball in
the cold, wet weather. Nebraska turned the ball over
four times losing three of seven fumbles and cne
interception. - ...
"With the wet field, we were limited with' our
straight at them pretty good.. : . ;
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i Nebraska twin2back-Von Sheppard opsnvi.-u..,
scoring after he took a Waldorf punt on hb own
.6-yard line and returned it 04 yards for a touch-j
down with 0:54 left in the first quarter. On the day,
Sheppard returned five punts for 1 14 yards.1
"Sheppard has good broken-Geld runnis ability,"
Young said.
Three of Nebraska's turnovers csrr.s in the first
quarter. Novell Jackson fumbled after gsins of 14
and 12 yards the first two times Nebraska had the
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dsu oecausa no rorearms were urp-m. ii;cr issons
off the tape, he didnt have anymore trouble, and led
all nshsrs with 81 ysrd3 cn 11 eMzs. ?-y , 'r:;
On the Iluskers -third pcxsssion,' Jeff Taylcr!
threw an fctercsptlcn, but on Ncbresks's fourth
possession, . Taybr and ilcCathorn Clzyion ccra-:
bined to engineer an eiht-pky, 63-yard ecorLnj
drive. Clayton ran 17 yards for Nebraska's second
touchdown with 13 minutes left in tha second quar--j
ter, putting NU ahead 13-0. , .
.-Ths freshman defense U"1ce held Wddsrl outbf
th2 end rir.e ir.r!d3 the Ilnsksr 10-ycrd Ens. Lets in '
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"Lets in ths third quarter, Waldcrf hid a Crct.t
do-Ti r.t th3 linger tlx when d;r:rlT2 er.d tizd
Tr;7r recovered a fzzrll ct tin 10. Vztizz thzn
ctrcr-C 3 rcrds la c.t r!'::,v.:th qucrtcit -zIl '
Irjllz-v.lizs scrir3cn aOyird run with lilhrt ';
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tht h2 was CHCG"J:rr .:! hv th-!? rrr -- Th
cfTcr.cs stn lacks ccrtsncy, hs caidlIcLTc:: '
accumulated iZl yards efcenrs, but cr.!y 13jird
came from pzzzir. cn two ccmpl;tlcr.3 L1 10
Ntbrrr'.ca tzotzd t.ts ii th? f:::.:nh r-:;;t-'r cn
Clayton's ens-yard run with C:10 r.;r -''-d. Tho
Cnal tcurhicv.n dri. 3 cc.:r:.i Z.Z yr.:J.j if c' '.t
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