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Photos by Scott McClurg/DN (clockwise from bottom left) HUSKER l-BACK Dan Alexander gets tackled by ISU defensive backs Jeff Waters, left, and Breon Ansley after an 8-yard run in the first quarter. ALEXANDER DRAGS ISU LINEBACKER Ab Turner on a 9-yard run in the third quarter. CYCLONE RUNNING BACK Darren Davis is gang-tackled by several Nebraska players after a 9-yard run in the third quarter. NEBRASKA CHEERLEADER Dana Franklin catches snowflakes with her tongue during the Nebraska lowa State game. NEBRASKA QUARTERBACK Eric Crouch outruns Iowa State defen sive backs Breon Ansle, left, and Jeff Waters during the third quarter. I Mistakes plague Cyclones in 35-point loss to Huskers I Football game review EE* ? I Nebraska d^ Iowa Si Rushing &W& Rushing Warn Name Car Yds Avg TD Name Car Yds Avg TD Dan Alexander 22 110 5.0 3 Darren Davis 18 48 2.7 0 || * Eric Crouch 15 91 6.1 0 Ennis Haywood 6 38 6.3 1 Monte Christo . 5.... 34 6.8 1 Sage Rosenfets 4 34 8.5 0 I Receiving Receiving Name Rec Yds Long TD Name Rec Yds Long TD •«rdoel Makovicka 2 25%-34K>'6 Damien Groce 4 StkdfcS/ 0 Kenny Cheatham 1 12 12 0 Chris Anthony 3 35 13 0 Matt Davison 1 7 7# 0 Darrerr Davis 2 J-2 Passing Passing Name Comp Att Yds TD Name Comp Att Yds TD i Eric Crouch 4 W«fofe44 0 ToddBafld&uer 9 25 118 0 Monte Christo 0 10 0 Sage Rosenfels 2 7 6 0 Game Stats Nlimii lewasi Netetsta Iowa St Rest downs #^- 34 17 Fumbles lost i 1 2 Rushing attempts 62 38 Interceptions 3 1 Rushing yards 359 103 Penalties/yards 3/31 9/70 Passing completions 4 11 Punt returns /yards 1/23 1/0 Passing attempts 9 32 Kickoff returns/yards 0/0 7/127 Passing yards 44 124 Time of possession 32:41 27:19 Total yards 403 227 Sacks /yards 2/14 0/0 I Scoring Summary Nebraska 7 14 7 7 42 Iowa St. 0 0 0 7 7 Team Qtr Scoring play Plays - yards Score Nebraska Iowa St. NU 1 Dan Alexander 9 yd ran 5-42 7 0 NU 2 Dan Alexander 3 yd run 5-42 14 0 NU 2 Correll Buckhaletr 2 yd run 7-47 21 0 NU 3 Dan Alexander 1 yd run 7-62 28 0 NU 4 Monte Christo 16 yd run 9 - 55 35 0 NU 4 Joe Walker 65 yd int. return 0-65 42 0 ISU 4 Ennis Haywood 19 yd run 15-74 42 7 Jon Frank/DN By Jay Saunders Staff writer AMES, Iowa - Even though the first snow of the season fell Saturday in Ames, Jack Trice Stadium was not a winter wonderland for the Iowa State Cyclones. ISU battled the wintry conditions and the No. 11 Nebraska Comhuskers, and came out on the short end of both in a 42-7 loss. “It didn’t turn out the way we wanted,” senior quarterback Todd Bandhauer said. “(Weather) is a part of the game. You have to deal with the elements.” The elements may have not been good, but ISU Coach Dan McCamey said the mistakes the Cyclones made were worse, Iowa State had four turnovers, and was called for nine penalties for 70 yards. Nebraska capitalized on the Cyclone turnovers, scoring 21 Doints. McCamey said the most crucial turnover came with two minutes, 28 seconds remaining in the first quarter. After NU went three-and-out, junior Jamarcus Powers tipped a Husker punt that traveled 14 yards. Junior Jarrott Lollis attempted to return the punt but fum bled and was recovered by Nebraska’s Josh Kohl on the ISU 42-yard line. ^ NU scored five plays later when I-back Dan Alexander scored on a 9-yard touchdown, one of three Alexander had in the game. “The mistake we made there was a critical one,” McCamey said. “We coach that in every special teams meet ing, but we just didn’t do a good enough job.” The Cyclones lost only that one fumble, but Bandhauer also had a hand in the Iowa State turnover problem. Last week, Bandhauer threw two interceptions in a 17-14 loss to Oklahoma. On Saturday, Husker defensive backs picked off Bandhauer three times. Please see ISU on 11
