The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 27, 1995, Page 7, Image 7
SSSS PWHips tedfheteamm"'",he ** quarter during ,he ,irst drive of ,he game-The *" ended with Kris Brown^arT Top 25 teams Associated Press Bank School Record Points Pvs. T Nebraska (51) 11-0-0 1,539 1 2 Florida (11) 11-0-0 1,499 3 3 Northwestern 10-1-0 1,412 4 4 Tennessee 10-1-0 1,322 5 5 Ohio SI 1M4 1,320 2 6 Notre Dame 9-2-0 1,202 7 7 Colorado 9-2-0 1,147 8 8 Florida SL 9-2-0 1,136 6 9 Texas 9-1-1 1,074 9 10 Kansas SL 9-2-0 970 10 11 Kansas 9-2-0 830 11 12 Oregon 9-2-0 805 12 13 Virginia Tech 9-2-0 773 13 14 Michigan 9-3-0 734 18 15 PeimSt 8-3-0 721 14 16 Texas A&M 8-2-0 656 15 17 Auburn 8-3-0 594 16 18 Southern Cal 8-2-1 487 17 T9 Virginia 8-4-0 393 19 20 Washington 7-3-1 345 20 21 Alabama 8-3-0 293 21 22 Miami 8-3-0 268 25 23 Arkansas 8-3-0 236 23 24 Clamson 8-3-0 206 24 25 Toledo 10-0-1 56 - This week's polls are shown with first-place votes in parentheses. USA Today/CNN Coaches Poll Rank School Record Points Pvs. 1 Nebraska $5) 11-0-0 1,543 1 2 Florida (7) 11-0-0 1,494 3 3 Northwestern 10-1-0 1,410 4 4 Tennessee 10-1-0 1,316 5 5 Ohio St 11-1-0 1,295 2 6 Texas 9-1-1 1,175 7 7 Colorado 9-2-0 1,135 8 8 Florida St 9-2-0 1,087 6 9 Notre Dame 9-2-0 1,066 9 10 Kansas St 9-2-0 911 10 11 Virginia Tech 9-2-0 883 11 12 Oregon 9-2-0 788 12 13 Texas A&M 8-2-0 761 13 14 Kansas 9-2-0 749 14 15 Michigai! 9-3-0 650 20 16 Auburn 8-3-0 635 15 17 Penn St 8-3-0 618 16 18 Southern Cal 8-2-1 537 17 19 Virginia 8-4-0 339 19 20 Washington 7-3-1 304 21 21 Miami 8-3-0 297 25 22 Clemson 8-3-0 284 22 23 Alabama 8-3-0 222 23 24 Arkansas 8-3-0 207 24 25 Syracuse 8-3-0 157 18 BMW—11“‘-B1111 ill II 1 wnii Costly mistakes leave Sooners asking "what if about big loss By Trevor Parks Senior Reporter Oklahoma backup quarterback Garrick McGee said he could ask “what if’ all day about the Sooners’ loss to Nebraska. What if Nebraska’s Jamel Will iams hadn’t intercepted starting quar terback Eric Moore’s pass and re turned it for a touchdown in the first quarter? What if Nebraska’s Tony Veland hadn’t scooped up James Allen’s fumble at the 45-yard line and re turned it for a touchdown to give the Comhuskers a 20-0 lead? What if the Sooners hadn’t com mitted nine penalties, three turnovers and many other mistakes? Oklahoma coach Howard Schnellenberger said if Oklahoma-had the maturity that Nebraska had, the outcome may have been different. “I really would like to see these two teams play again without all our give aways and mistakes,” Schnellenberger said. “The two teams that played out there today are a lot closer than 37 points apart.” Instead, the Sooners won’t know how well they could have challenged the Huskers after their 37-0 loss Fri day at Memorial Stadium. The loss dropped Oklahoma to 5-5-1 for the year. After trailing 10-0 at the end of the first quarter, McGee replaced Moore at quarterback, hoping to change the momentum in the game. McGee played the rest of the game, but the outcome hinged on the number of turnovers Oklahoma had. “You can ‘if all day, maybe it would have been better, maybe it would have been worse,” McGee said. “If you don’t turn the ball over, you can win every game. We turned it over and we paid the price.” With McGee at quarterback, the Sooners moved the ball well at times, but they couldn’t get on the scoreboard. McGee, who did not play the pre vious week against Oklahoma State, said the offense couldn’t get the breaks it needed. “Every time it seemed like when we were moving the football, some See OKLAHOMA on 8 Nebraska linebacker Jared Tomich lunges for Oklahoma fullback Jerald Moore. Tomteh hadfive tackles, including two quarterback sacks. _I Nebraska 37 Scoring ist 2nd 3rd 4th Oklahoma 0 Oklahoma 0 0 0 0 Nebraska 10 3 10 14 Neb- FG Brown 31yd Neb-J. Williams 36yd interception return (Brown kick) Neb- FG Brown 27yd Nebraska Rushing Att Yds Phillips 15 73 Green 13 44 Frazier 10 35 Int- Y(k Frazier i 2-25 1 128 Berringer 1-2 0 8 Receiving No. Yds. Baul *4.38 Holbein 2 20 Johnson 2 19 Breakdown Neb. ou Neb- Veland 57yd fumble return (Brawn kick) Neb- FG Brown 35yd Neb- Vedral 38yd pass from Frazier (Brown kick) Neb-Joel Makovicka 17yd run (Brown kick) Oklahoma Bushing.a,,..Yds,. Moore 14 39 Allen 7 19 McGee 5 18 Passing Comp.-Att. Int. Yds. McGee.15-30 1 159 Moore 1-4 1 31 Receiving no Yds S. Alexander 6.71. Mills 4 76 Penny 3 27 Neb. Ou First Downs 26 12 Punts avg. 4-43 ™1042 Rushes-yards 56-271 30-51 Fumbles-Lost 4-1 3-1 Passing yards 136 190 Penaltics-Yurds 3-24 9-97 Return Yards 225 53 Time of Possession 32:46 27:14