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The Sftltau Journal Sunday, September 6,1987 Page 38 defense, led by Broderick Thomas pressures Utah State quarterback Brent Snyder. The Cornhuskers got to Snyder on the play, one of eight sacks on the day. if. Osborne rates Husker rout 'fair 7 LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Nebraska coach Tom Osborne called a 56-12 romp over Utah State in Saturday's college football opener only a fair performance by his second-ranked j- Cornhuskers.

"I have mixed feelings," Osborne after his team rolled up 603 'I Offensive yards and 205 more on kick and interception returns. "Our punt were good and our pass cov- erage was good. I'm disappointed with the turnovers." Nebraska lost the ball five times, three on fumbles and two on ceptions. "I wasn't real impressed. I chewed the players out at halftime," Osborne -Said.

"I didn't think we had played We had not earned a whole lot of offensive points. I told them at the end of the game they had played fair." Running back Keith Jones ran for 'three touchdowns and junior Steve "Taylor ran for two more while setting a school rushing record for with 157yards. He bettered the mark of 143 by John Bordogna against Iowa State in 1952. "It made me feel real good," Taylor said of the record. "I had a real productive day.

I was satisfied with my running, but I didn't plete some passes that I should have." Nebraska tied its Big Eight Con- NEBRASKA UTAH STATE 12 Game In Statt US Neb First downs 14 32 Rushes-yards 29-(-7) 67-515 Passing yards 226 88 Return yards 7 205 Passes 19-46-1 7-19-2 Punts 10-40 3-26 Fumbles-lost 2-0 6-3 Penalties-yards 4-24 7-75 Time of Possession 29:25 30:35 Individual Statistics RUSHING Utah State: D.Brown 5-8, Munson 6-10. Nebraska: Jones 18-118, Taylor 9-157, Clark 7-59, Heibel 7-52. PASSING Utah State: Snyder Wlderburg Nebraska: Taylor Blakeman RECEIVING Utah State: K.Smlth 8-101, Tagaloa 1-50, Payne 2-22. Nebraska: R.Smith 329, Mllllkan 1-25, Neubert 1-15. Scoring Summary Utah State 033 6 Nebraska 7 21 21 7 56 Neb K.Jones 1 run (Drennan kick) Neb K.Jones 1 run (Drennan kick) US Garner 29 Neb Brlnson 57 punt return (Drennan kick) Neb Taylor 44 run (Drennan kick) US Garner 26 Neb Taylor 58 run (Drennan kick) 13 run (Drennan kick) Neb R.Smlth 80 punt return (Drennan kick) Neb Blakeman 10 run (Drennan kick) US Tagoloa 50 pass from Widerburg (pass failed) A ference record by returning two punts for touchdowns Dana Brinson on a 57-yarder and Rod Smith from 80 yards.

The Corn- huskers returned for touchdowns against Kansas in 1983. "Our punt coverage really broke down," Utah State coach Chuck Shelton said. "Didn't he (Smith) lead 5th ANNUAL the nation in punt returns last year? I guess some other coaches had this same conversation last year." The Cornhuskers rolled up 327 yards on the way to a 28-3 first-half lead. Jones scored twice on 1-yard runs, Brinson added his punt return and Taylor ran 44 yards for another TD. Utah State, held to 75 yards in the first half, got Dene Garner's 29-yard field goal following an interception by safety Chad Troxclair at the Nebraska 36.

"That's probably the best defensive team I've ever coached against," Shelton said. "They have a fast line and fast linebackers and they're coached extremely well." Garner kicked a 26-yard field goal in the third quarter following a fumble recovery at the Nebraska 21, and Taylor ran 58 yards for another Husker score. Jones added his third touchdown on a 13-yard run and Smith broke his long punt return in the 21-point third quarter. Reserve quarterback Clete Blakeman ran 10 yards on the first play of the fourth quarter for a 56-6 Nebraska lead. Jones rushed for 118 on 18 carries before leaving the game midway through the third quarter.

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Thomas, a 5-11, 195-pound senior, picked up 118 yards in the first half as Oklahoma State of the Big Eight Conference capitalized on Tulsa special team miscues for a 26-14 halftime lead. Cowboy tailback Barry Sanders set the tone for the game dominated by the offenses when he streaked 100 yards for a touchdown with the opening kickoff. Neither team punted until midway through the third quarter. The Hurricane's Darnell Madison scooted five yards on a reverse to tie the score with two minutes left in the quarter. Thomas scored from six yards out, for the Cowboys and Tulsa's Ron Beasley responded with tu osu downs 33 21 40-179 42-208 Passing yards 409 193 Return yords 001 017 28-37-1 16-26-1 Punts 0-00 3-47 Fumbles-lost 5-3 1-1 Penalties-yards 7-39 5-48 Time of Possession 28:14 31:46 Individual Statistic.

RUSHING Tulsa: Ellison 13-87, Beasley 1062, Morrison 6-20; Oklahoma State: Thomas 25164, Green 1-16, Sanders 4-12. PASSING Tulsa: Rubley McVay Oklahoma State: Gundy Scoring Summary Tulso 777 7 28 Oklahoma St. 7 19 7 6 39 OSU Sanders 100 kickoff return (Dennis kick) TU Madison 5 run (Fuess kick) OSU 6 run (Blonchard kick) TU Easley 4 run (Fuess kick) OSU Thomas 1 run (Blanchard kick) OSU Safety Beasley tackled In end zone OSU Blonchard 48 TU Harrison 28 pots from Rubley (Fuess kick) OSU Nash 14 pass from Gundy (Blanchard kick) TU Ellison 20 pass from Rubley (Fuess kick) OSU Thomas 3 run (Run foiled) A a four-yard run to leave the score at 14-14 with 7:28 to go in the second quarter. But Oklahoma State scored three times in less than 1:30, starting when Thomas dived over from the 1 with 5:30 left before halftime. The Cowboys picked up a safety two seconds later when Beasley fell on a muffed punt in the end zone.

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