Donahue says win boosts UCLA program
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rolled over and started for the end
zone. The Bruins thought Blaz.ek was
down and a whistle had blown. The
officials conferred about the call and
ruled Blazck scored.
UCLA struck back by taking the
ensuing kickoff and marching 74
yards in 10 plays fora touchdown. An
Aikman pass to split end David
Keating gave the Bruins a 35-7 lead
with 6:35 left in the half.
Nebraska’s first play of its ncxl
drive resulted in a Taylor pass being
picked off by Turner. The Bruins
capitalized on the turnover by moving
23 yards in six plays, with place
kicker Alfredo Velasco kicking a 42
yard field goal.
The Nebraska offense scored its
first touchdown with 1:14 left in the
half. Nebraska took the kickoff and
marched 74 yards in 10 plays, with
Taylor hitting Gregory with a touch
down pass. Chris Drennan’s point
after attempt was no good.
Taylor said Nebraska felt positive
about the second half even though it
trailed 38-13 at halftime.
“At halftime we just talked about it
and we felt very confident that we
could come back and win the game,”
he said. “We knew that would be
tough to do. We knew we could do it.
We came out, did the best we can and
it just wasn’t good enough. We were
much better in the second half.”
UCLA started its first drive of the
second half at the Nebraska 36-yard
line and moved 19 yards before Ve
lasco hit a 34-yard field goal.
Nebraska received the ensuing
kickoff and drove 65-yards for a
touchdown. Taylor capped off the
drive by scoring on a 1-yard run which
|cut UCLA’s lead to41 -20at theendof
the third quarter.
The Huskers, 2-1, threatened to
score early in the fourth quarter when
they drove to the UCLA 36-yard line,
but the drive stalled when Bruin
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strong safety Matt Darby intercepted
a Taylor pass that was deflected by
Nebraska wingback Richard Bell.
“I think the interception that
bounced off Rich Bell hurt badly,”
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne said.
“We were moving. We still had time
if we got that one in and got an onside
kick. We still had a chance to win the
game.”
Nebraska tallied its final points
when fullback Bryan Carpenter
scored on a 5-yard touchdown run. A
two-point conversion by Taylor
brought the game to its final 41-28
outcome.
Donahue said the win helped the
UCLA program. The Bruins’ 41
points were the most scored against a
Nebraska team since 1968 and the
most scored against a Husker team
coached by Osborne.
“It puts our program on a little
different level — it gets the monkey
off our back,” Donahue said. “We had
a stigma or reputation that we
couldn’t play with Nebraska, Okla
homa, or that we couldn’t play in the
Big Eight. It’s important we got rid of
that. I really think it takes us to a
different plateau and now people
won’t say that anymore.”
Osborne said UCLA played well.
“We just got a good whipping
tonight,” Osborne said. “UCLA was
knocking us off the ball and were able
to break some big plays."
The victory gave Donahue his
100th win at UCLA. Donahue said the
win was a payback to Osborne, whose
first and 100th victories came against
the Bruins. Osborne was going for his
150th victory Saturday.
“It was nice I got my 100th against
him,” Donahue said. “He got his
100th against me and that was nice
from my perspective. It was much
more meaningful getting it against
Nebraska than getting it next week or
the following week. It was much more
meaningful because it was a nation
ally televised game and it did a lot for
our program and we looked impres
sive when we did it.”
Frese grateful
about NU career
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the 1988 College World Series.
“If we make it back to the College
World Scries it would be great,” Frese
said. “I would love being in the state
again and then my friends and family
could see me play. I am looking for
ward to going again.”
Frese said she has enjoyed her
career at Nebraska.
“I have loved every minute of it,”*
Frese said. “There have been the
typical ups and downs but I have
learned from it.
“I give a lot of credit to the faculty
and the great facilities here at Ne
braska for my success. I’m grateful
that I got the chance to play at the
college level and I will alwayscherish
the four years I spent here. I will look
back, smile and feel proud I was a
Comhuskcr.”
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