Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, August 22, 1934
Survivors . . .
Pago 82
Continued from Page 75
4. Texas. It's an old adage in
football but it's a true one: de
fense wins football games. Few
teams have a better defense,
year in and year out, than Texas.
Auburn, Penn State and Okla
homa are three of the first four
opponents. If they can survive
that, the rest of the season will
be like spring break.
5. Michigan. Michigan, like
Texas, relies on its defense. The
difference between the two is
that Michigan can also put a lot
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of points on the board-not quickly
mind you, but they still get them
up there.
The Wolverines have two tough
non-conference games this year
against Miami and Washing
ton (no, not the Dolphins and
Redskins, although Michigan
could give them a tussle) but
both games are in Ann Arbor.
Somehow 1 03,000 screaming Mich
igan fans have a tendency to
unnerve the opposition.
6. UCLA. The Bruins return
almost everyone from last year's
squad that routed Illinois in the
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All-American linebacker can
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tough defense.
7. Penn State. After a shaky
start last year the Nittany Lions
came on strong at the end of the
year. Joe Paterno hopes that
momentum will carry over to
this season.
Paterno's biggest problem is a
schedule that includes eight
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year.
But the Lions have some horses.
D.J. Dozier was the first Penn
State freshman to rush for 1,000
yards in a season. And he hardly
played in the first three games
of the season.
And the last time the Lions
were weak on defense (other
than last year) was during the
Xivil War.
8. Nebraska. The Huskers lost
more quality players than any
other team in the country to
graduation but there are plenty
of people to take their place.
Craig Sundberg and Travt3
Turner will battle for the quar
terback spot. Whoever wins that
battle will have Jeff Smith to
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The defense which had its
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9. Ohio State. Buckeye fans
have been on Earle Bruce lately
because the Bucks haven't had
the success they've known in
the past. That could change this .
year.
10. Notre Dame. The big prob
lem here is coach Gerry Faust.
He is living proof of the exist
ence of the Peter Principle. Not
even all that talent can over
come his ineptitude. But word
has it that Faust spent the sum
mer reading "Run to Daylight"
so perhaps the Irish are in for a
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