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Colorado 362 to 351 in total
yards but took the loss because
of poor special teams play
A&M averaged a measly 28.7
yards per punt and allowed the
Buffaloes 112 yards on kickoff
returns to go with a poor snap
that sailed over punter Cody
Scates’s head and out of the end
zone for a CU safety.
HIf we snap and handle all
the kicking situations,” Aggies
coach R.C. Slocum said, "then
we win this game.”
Baylor (2-3,0-2; lost 28-0 to
Itexas Tech, Texas A&M)
Bears Coach Kevin Steele is
still trying to find his signal
caller after junior-college trans
fer Greg Cicero went down for
the season in Baylor’s second
game of the year.
Steele used three quarter
backs against Tech with poor
results. GuyTomcheck, Michael
Odum and Kerry Dixon com
pleted 13 of 40 passes for 148
yards and two interceptions
(both by Odum).
Colorado (1-4, 1-1; beat
A&M 26-19, Texas)
The Buffaloes snapped
A&M's 22-game home-winning
streak, led by first-time starter
Craig Ochs. The freshman led
CU to its first win by passing for
235 yards and passing and rush
ing for one touchdown apiece.
Colorado Coach Gary
Barnett said that Ochs was “cool
all the way” in his first start, but
his team was helped by unchar
acteristic mistakes in the kick
ing game by A&M.
“That is why they sell tickets
to games,” Barnett said.
"Because things like that hap
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pen.
Nebraska (5-0, 2-0; beat
Iowa State 49-27, at Texas Tech)
Husker defense answered
some nagging questions by
stopping Iowa State’s rushing
game dead in its tracks. But
ISU’s Sage Rosenfels took to the
air for 346 passing yards and a
career day.
Nebraska Coach Frank
Solich said his strategy against
the Cyclone offense worked but
was impressed with how well
ISU picked apart his secondary.
“I don’t know if (our strategy)
was all that smart with the way
they can throw and catch the
ball,” Solich said.
NU Quarterback Eric
Crouch was tabbed Big 12 offen
sive player of the week after
totaling 302 total yards - a career
high for the junior - against the
Cyclones.
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