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Osborne: Team improves,
entire scrimmage intense
By John Adkisson
Staff Reporter
Fewer turnovers meant more smiles
for Nebraska football coach Tom
Osborne after his team’s scrimmage
Saturday.
The Cornhuskcr offense gave up
the ball twice during the three-hour
I scrimmage at Memorial Stadium, as
; opposed to the seven miscues last
week. The workout was the last major
luncup for the Huskcrs before next
week’s spring game.
“Having just two turnovers was
much better for this team, although
there was some miscommunication
among the first two units,” Osborne
said.
The offense was led by quarter
back Mike Grant, who completed six
of nine passes for 4 7 yards. Grant also
ran for 13 yards and scored two touch
downs.
“Mike Grant played better and
felt better today,” Osborne said. “It
seemed like the decisions he made
were good.”
Mickey Joseph, who has been
battling Grant for the starting quarter
back spot, struggled. Joseph was two
for eight for 20 yards in passing and
gave up an interception.
Osborne attributed some of Joseph ’s
passing woes to strong secondary
coverage by the Nebraska defense.
“We didn’t get the ball up the
field well today, but a lot of that is to
Inc defense’s credit. I thought our
pass coverage was really good,”
Osborne said. “We’ve got eight or
nine defensive backs dial can come in
and play for us.”
Another offensive standout in the
scrimmage was I-back George Achola.
The sophomore from Omaha Creighton
Prep, who is listed No. 5 on the depth
chart, rushed 11 times, picking up 76
yards and one touchdown.
Osborne said that the entire scrim
mage was “intense.”
“Everybody was going hard to
day,” Osborne said. “There were a
lot of hard hits out there, and we’re
lucky that nobody got injured.”
Osborne said one area of concern
is the blocking of the offensive line.
Huskcr quarterbacks were sacked three
limes Saturday, and were forced to
hurry their passes all afternoon.
“We didn't do a very good job of
protecting our passers,” Osborne said.
“(Defensive tackle) Kenny Walker
was in the backficld al ter our quarter
back all the time.”
The first and second units each ran
55 plays against each other and will
scrimmage again on Wednesday be
fore Saturday’s spring game.
Osborne said he thinks the team
has progressed well thus far this spring.
“Right now we’re not world-beat
ers on offense, but we've got the
capability to be,” Osborne said. “And
right now, we’re a good defensive
team and hope to be a great defensive
team come fall.”
Boxing
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want his boxing experience lo be
exposed before the bout began.
Kollias said he was not surprised
by Rcefe’s performance.
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used in the Gold Gloves this year,"
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and his incredible punching power."
Gunderson said the rest of the fights
were almost as exciting, as three were
decided by technical knockouts while
the rest were decided by decisions.
"Ninety percent of them were real
close," he said.
The results, as provided by Gun
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• Rcele knockout of Hodgscn.
• Duke Bradford technical dcci
sion over Ed Hiatt.
• Jeff Larson dccisioned Scan
Walker.
• Grant Wieland split decision
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• Gary McMichael technical
knockout of Matt Sclingcr.
• Brent Flaskamp decisioned Derek
Leitner.
• Tom Fox technical knockout of
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• Shea Bourkc technical knockout
of Brian Austin.
• Todd Hurt dccisioned Kascy
Marler.
• Chris Kadow dccisioned Chad
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• Scott Nelson decisioned Bart
Frazier.
• Scott Bcnham dccisioned Dave
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