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Rozier broke the single season rushing touch
down record of 26 set by Penn State's Lydell Mitchell
in 1971 End his 28 touchdowns Is just one shy of the
NCAA mark of 29 in one season, also set by Mitchell
in 1971.
He broke one of Nebraska's oldest records
Saturday as he raised his season scoring total to 1C8
to break the record set by Bobby Reynolds in 1950.
Nebraska's record-setting senior has almost com-
Husker wrestlers
come out on top in match
despite two injuries
Nebraska's wrestlers sent their opponents tum
bling at the Bison Open in Fargo, N.D., Saturday.
The Huskers placed a wrestler in the top six of every
weight division but one, and won the "unofficial"
team title.
The word "unofficial" is used because team scores
were not recorded. If they had been, Nebraska
would have probably won their third consecutive
open according to Coach Bob Fehrs.
Nebraska suffered two setbacks, though, 118
pounder Matt Campbell and 177-pounder Jim .
Scherr suffered injuries that may keep them out of
, thb weekend's dual with Big Eight opponent Okla
homa State.
Campbell's ankle was severely strained, forcing
him to default to a sixth place finish after he had
made it to the semi-finals.
Scherr broke his cheekbone in the first 10 seconds
of hi3 finals match, but still finished and won his
match 3-2.
"If they are unable to wrestle, it will serve as a
detrimental effect to the team reducing our
capabilities considerably," Fehrs said.
He added the wrestling staff should know by
Wednesday or Thursday if the two will be able to
wrestle this weekend.
Despite the injuries, Fehrs said the tournament
provided a chance for his team to wrestle several
matches and give them experience in match
competition.
Bill Scheer, 100-pounder, also won his division.
Heavyweight Gary Albright finished second, losing
to a United States World team member in the finals,
and Gill Sanchez (126) and Chris Marisette (134)
finished second, both losing to championship
caliber wrestlers, Fehrs said.
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me cumpeuiion was ueuer man it nas oeen m
recent years," Fehrs said.
Third place finishers included Dave Evans (142)
and William Taylor (150), while Eric Taylor (158)
wound up sixth. Nebraska failed to place anybody in
the 167 pound weight class.
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pletely overshadowed his teammates, but they
arent worried about it.
I thlnkhe's got it (the Helsman Trophy) sewn up,"
Fryar said. There's no doubt about it."
turner Gill said the whole offensive team feels a
part of Rozier's records, but admitted that Rozier is
the man who should merit some special recognition.
"Mike h a great person, a great running back and
he's got a great future ahead of him," Gill said, ,; ,
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