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4P Lincoln Journal Star Friday. November 1.1996 INSIDE FOOTBALL Page design: Karl Vogel Probable starters OKLAHOMA (2-5, 2-2 Big 12) NEBRASKA (6-1, 4-0 Big 12) OFFENSE 6 (Howard Schnellenberger) was a good coach, but Coach (John) Blake is more of a players' coach. He gets to know them better and that gets more out of us. Oklahoma halfback DeVmond Parkr Sooner RB Parker difficult to slow down Nebraska travel roster No. Player Ht Wt Yr.

Pot. No. Player Ht Wt Yr. 5 Brendan Holbein 5-9 195 Sr. SE 6 Michael McDaniel 6-0 213 Sr.

77 Adam Treu 6-6 305 Sr. LT 70 Barry Giles 6-5 305 Jr. 75 Chris Dishman 6-3 310 Sr. LG 67 Derrick Nelson 6-2 296 Jr. 67 Aaron Taylor 6-1 305 Jr.

73 Bruce McClure 6-5 276 Jr. 64 JonZatechka 6-2 290 Jr. RG 66 Chris Campbell 6-3 285 Sr. 70 Eric Anderson 6-4 305 Jr. RT, 75 Sammy Williams 6-5 305 Jr.

90 Tim Carpenter 6-3 255 Jr. TE 80 Stephen Alexander 6-4 233 Jr. 7 Scott Frost. 6-3 215 Jr. QB 12 Justin Fuente 6-2 220 Fr.

28 Brian Schuster 5-11 230 Sr. FB 32 Dwayne Chandler 5-11 215 Sr. 30 Ahman Green 6-0 215 So. IBHB 25 James Allen 5-10 205 Sr. 25 5-11 205 Sr.

WBFL 19 Jarrail Jackson 5-8 175 Fr. 35 Kris Brown 5-10 205 So. 15 Jeremy Alexander 5-10 184 Jr. DEFENSE No. Player Ht Wt Yr.

Pos. No. Player Ht Wt Yr. 93 Jared Tomich 6-2 260 Sr. REDE 85 Rod Manuel 6-5 272 Sr.

97 6-6 310 Sr. DT 97 Kelly Gregg 6-0 281 So. 55 Jason Peter 6-4 285 Jr. DT 92 Barron Tanner 6-3 295 Sr. 98 Grant Wistrom- 6-5 250 Jr.

REDE 36 Travian Smith 6-6 225 Jr. 28 Jamel Williams 6-2 210 Sr. SLB 40 Chris Justice 6-0 218 Fr. 44 Jon Hesse 6-4 250 Sr. MLB 45 Tyrell Peters 6-0 232 Sr.

43 Terrell Farley i 6-1 205 Sr. WLB 51 Broderick Simpson 6-1 224 Sr. -22 RalphBrownll 5-11 170 Fr. CB 41 MikeWoods 5-11 174 Fr. -10 MikeMinter 5-10 180 Sr.

RovSS 13 Terry White 5-10 191 So. 16 Eric Stokes 5-11 195 Sr. FS 29 Gana Joseph 6-0 201 So. 20 Michael Booker 6-2 205 Sr. CB 9 Anthony Fogle S-U 193 Sr.

19 Jesse Kosch 6-0 185 Jr. 82 Brian Lewis 6-2 225 So. BY CURT McKEEVER Lincoln Journal Star Games on TV Saturday 11 a.m. Nebraska at Oklahoma, ABC (KETV 7, KLKN 8) 11 a.m. Notre Dame at Navy.

CBS (tape delay. KMTV 3. KOLNKGIN 1011) 1 1 :30 a.m. Purdue at Wisconsin, ESPN (cable 23) 11:30 a.m. Minnesota v.

Onto State. ESPN2 (cable 59) 2 p.m. Cincinnati at Southern Mississippi, Fox Sports Rocky Mountain (cable 58) 2:30 p.m. Baylor at Texas, ABC (KETV 7. KLKN 8) 3 p.m.

Georgia at Florida, CBS (KMTV 3, KOLNKGIN 1011) 5:30 p.m. Stanford at ULCA, Fox Sports Rocky Mountain (cable 58) 6 p.m. Florida State at Georgia Tech. ESPN (cable 23) 6 p.m. Arkansas at Auburn, ESPN2 (cable 59) 9:15 p.m.

Colorado State at Air Force, ESPN (cable 23) Oklahoma roster No. Player Poe. Kt WL Yr. 1 Eric Johnson LB 6-1 195 Fr. 3 Eric Warfield FS 6-0 195 Jr.

4 DeAngetoEvar IB 5-9 210 Fr. 4 OctavkxB McFartki Rov5-11 190 Jr. 5 Brendan Hobein SE 5-9 190 Sr. 6 Kenny Cheatham SE 6-4 210 So. 7 Scott Frost QB 6-3 215 Jr.

8 Jeff Perino QB 6-2 195 Fr. 10 Mike Winter Rov 5-10 190 Sr. 11 MattTurman QB5-11 185 Sr. 12 MikeFuDman CB 5-7 170 Sr. 13 Mike Brown CB 6-0 190 Fr.

13 TadRetzlaff 6-0 190 Jr. 14 Lance Brown WB5-11 190 So. 18 Erie Stokes FS5-11 185 Sr. 19 Jesse Kosch 6-0 185 Jr. 20 Michael Booker CB 6-2 205 Sr.

21 Damon Berming IB 5-11 210 Sr. 22 Ralph Brown ID CB 5-11 170 Fr. 25 JonVedral WB5-11 205 Sr. 26 Jerome Peterson CB 5-7 185 Fr. 28 Brian Schuster FB5-11 225 Sr.

28 Jamel Williams LB 6-2 205 Sr. 29 Gregg List Rov 6-0 195 Fr. 29 Shevin Wiggins WB 5-11 180 So. 30 Ahman Green R8 6-0 210 So. 31 Jay Sims IB 6-1 215 Jr.

32 ErlcWalther FS 6-0 175 So. 33 SeanWieting WB 5-9 190 Jr. 34 Vershan Jackson TE 6-0 245 Jr. 35 Kris Brown 5-10 200 So. .37 Tony Ortiz LB 6-0 205 Fr.

40 Billy Legate FB5-11 215 So. 42 Josh Cobb FB 5-11 240 So. 43 Terrell Farley LB 6-1 205 Sr. 44 Jon Hesse LB 6-4 250 Sr. 45 ErlckArens LB 6-2 210 Fr.

45 Joel Makovicka FB5-11 230 So. 46 Brian Shaw LB 6-1 215 Fr. 47 Josh Kohl LB 6-1 225 Fr. 50 Julius Jackson LB 6-0 220 Fr. 51 MattVrzal 6-1 300 Sr.

55 Jason Peter DT 6-4 285 Jr. 56 Jay Foreman LB 6-1 225 So. 57 CriadKelsay RE 6-3 230 So. 59 JoshHeskew 6-3 280 So. 62 Matt Hosklnson OG 6-1 280 Jr.

63 James Sherman OG 6-2 305 Fr. 64 JonZatechka OG 6-2 290 Jr. 67 Aaron Taylor 6-1 305 Jr. 68 Jeff Clausen OT 6-6 295. Fr.

70 Eric Anderson OT 6-4 300 Jr. 71 Mike Van Cleave OG 6-2 285 Jr. 73 Fred Pollack OT 6-4 305 Jr. 74 Scott Bailsman DT 6-2 270 Sr. 75 Chris Drshman OT 6-3 310 Sr.

77 Adam Treu OT 6-6 300 Sr. 78 KoryMlkos OT 6-5 295 Sr. 84 MikeRucker RE 6-6 250 So. 88 Sheldon Jackson TE 6-4 250 So. 89 Jeff Lake SE 6-4 205 Jr.

90 Tim Carpenter TE 6-3 250 Jr. 91 Ryan Terwilliger LB 6-5 225 Sr. 92 Travis Toline RE 6-3 235 So. 93 Jared Tomich RE 6-2 260 Sr. 95 Derek Alton DT 6-3 270 Fr.

96 Steve Warren DT 6-3 275 Fr; 97 JeffOgard DT 6-6 300 Sr. 98 Grant Wistrom RE 6-5 250 Jr. 6-0 279 6-3 250 64 215 6-5 258 64 212 6-2 288 6-5 28S 6-3 272 6-4 295 6-3 302 6-2 290 LB CB OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL 6-3 275 OT 6-4 268 The only "opponent" to slow down Oklahoma running back Delond Parker this season has been asthma. Probably after 12 or 13 plays I get winded," Parker said, "but I just take a little break to get my wind back and I'm ready to go again." Parker, a redshirt freshman from Tulsa, is quickly becoming one of the bright young stars of the Big 12 Conference. He's currently fifth in the conference and 21st nationally with a 109-yard rushing average.

And if he weren't splitting time with senior James Allen, his average would likely be considerably higher. i Together, Parker and Allen have rushed for 1,330 yards. Parker is just 237 shy of becoming just the third Sooner since 1983 to top the mark for a season. And had it not been for some strange misfortune in Oklahoma's third game of the season against Tulsa, he'd probably be a lot closer. Parker ran for 143 yards in that contest, but spent most of the second half on the sideline because the only trainer who had a "puffer" was attending to another injured player indoors and no one was able to locate him.

Now, everybody keeps them on hand," Parker said. Parker has started just three of Oklahoma's seven games, but in one of those he rushed for 107 yards in an upset of arch-rival Texas. That was the Sooners' first win of the season. Since then they've beaten "Baylor and nearly knocked off Kansas State. "The team is starting to gel," Parker said.

"We're very young, so the quarterbacks and receivers are just getting the timing down." Oklahoma is under the guidance of coach John Blake the third man to hold the reins in three seasons. Even though the Sooners lost their first four games, Parker said he could see Blake was going to be a good fit for the Sooners. (Howard Schnellenberger). was a good coach, but Coach Blake is more of a players' coach," Parker said. "He kind of gets to know them better, and that gets more out of us." 6-5 291 6-3 280 6-7 285 6-5 269 6-4 290 6-3 275 6-3 303 6-5 320 6-2 259 6-4 252 6-4 232 6-2 220 OL OL OL OL DE DL DT OL OL DL TE 55 Able Simmons 57 Casey Bookout 58 Ryan Walts 60 Cornelius Jackson 61 Taylor Wickersham 62 Ricky Clark 63 Jason Branson 64 JonMulac 65 Sammy Wiffiams 66 Chris Campbell 67 Derrick Nelson 68 Adam Carpenter 69 Robert Ingram 70 Barry Giles 71 Jay Smith 72 Scott Kempenich 73 Bruce McClure 74 CB.

Baker 75 Ryan Fisher 76 Barron Tanner 76 Al Baysingsr 77 TimMacias 78 Ryan Allen 80 Stephen Alexander 82 Brian Lewis 83 Todd Barnes' 84 Dale Allen 85 Roderick Manuel 85 Brent Wyatt 86 Jason Freeman 87 Cornelius Burton 88 Kevin Webster 90 Matt Anderson 90 Aaron Findley 91 Mike Phipps 92 Ed Pierce IV 93 Martin Chase 94 GregMoyer 95 Scott Wilson 96 Shaq Brown 97 Kelly Gregg 98 Steve Williams 99 Carlos Baker Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr." Fr.

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1 Eric Moore QB 6-0 176 So. 2 John Barber QB 6-2 219 Fr. 3 Terence Brown WR 6-1 199 Sr. 4 Clovis Woods CB 5-9 173 Sr. 5 Seth Smith WR5-11 176 So.

5 Steve Gortmaker WR 5-7 150 Jr. 6 Steve Daniels FK 5-9 171 Fr. 7 Cedric Stephens CB 5-9 173 So. 8 Brandon Daniels RB 6-0 180 Fr. 8 Chad Dainty CB 5-8 175 Fr.

9 Anthony Fogle FS5-11 196 Sr. 9 JohnHillman FK 5-11 171 Fr. 10 Gerald Williams WR 6-3 186 So. 11 JayStuckey QB 6-0 164 Fr. 12 Justin Fuente QB 6-2 225 Fr.

13 Terry White SS 5-10 186 So. 14 Cornelius Davis FS 6-0 195 Jr. 15 Jeremy Alexander PK 5-10 186 Jr. 16 Rusty Rushing FS 6-0 183 Fr. 16 Raphael Powers QB 6-0 189 Fr.

17 Gary Don Moore QB 61 190 Fr. 17 Rod Henderson SS 6-1 193 Sr. 18 Mo Little WR 6-3 210 Jr. 20 Michael Rose FB 5-10 228 Jr. 21 Ramon Burroughs CB 6-1 165 Jr.

21 Michael Thompson WR 5-11 188 Sr. 23 Dennis Hubbard DB 5-9 175 Fr. 23 Ikelnyang FS 6-0 192 Fr. 24 Chris Blocker FL 6-1 209 So. 25 James Allen HB 5-10 209 Sr.

26 David Rowe SS 5-10 179 So. 27 Collin Rosenberg LB 6-2 230 Sr. 28 Derek Dorsey DB 5-11 180 Fr. 29 Gana Joseph CB 6-0 198 So. 30 Jermaine Fazande FB 6-0 244 So.

31 Brandon Berg DB 6-2 195 Fr. 32 Dwayne Chandler FB 5-1 1 234 Sr. 32 DanBeisiegel SS5-11 191 Fr. 33 DeMond Parker HB 5-10 170 Fr. 34 Bennie Butler HB 6-0 195 So.

35 Ryan Vardeman LB '5-9 249 Sr. WR5-11 193 OL 6-4 252 DE 6-5 265 FB TE DL Parker said his redshirt season was miserable for him because in addition to not being able to play, redshirts weren't even allowed to suit up and stand on the sidelines. "I was in the stands like a regular fan," said Parker, admitting that he left some of the Sooners' games out of frustration. But Blake has instilled patience among this year's squad, and Parker said most are buying into that approach. "There's been some disappointment, but he says to just take your time and things will get better," Parker said.

"We're getting better and we've gained more confidence with each game." Parker's top college choice out of high school was Florida. But his uncle, Patrick Collins, had played for Oklahoma and his mother wanted him to become a Sooner so she could see him play regularly, and he relented. Parker will get his first taste of Nebraska when the Cornhuskers play the Sooners in Norman, at 11 am Saturday. "We figure we can move the ball against any team, but this will probably be our biggest test," Parker said. "The defensive ends, Grant Wistrom and Jared Tomich, really stand out.

The whole group is just a great defense. But playing Nebraska, everybody gets pumped up, so I think we'll be ready to play." 6-3 200 6-3 232 64 245 6-7 202 6-3 230 6-5 242 6-2 263 36 Travian Smith LB 6-4 225 Jr. 36 ChadCocheH PK 507 150 Fr. 37 Steve Rkttley DB 6-3 210 Jr. 37 Nick Lynch PK 6-0 213 Jr.

39 Barry Vardeman FS 5-9 170 Fr. 40 Chris Justice LB 6-0 221 Fr. 40 Matt McCormick DE 6-3 226 So. 41 MikeWoods DB5-11 170 Fr. 42 Anthony Davis SS 5-11 206 Fr.

43 Corey Ivy LB 6-1 229 Jr. 44 Scott Ousley LB 6-2 236 Fr. 45 Tyrell Peters LB 6-0 223 Sr. 45 Seth Hendrick PK 5-9 200 Fr. 47 Rodney Rideau DB 6-0 175 Fr.

48 Sedric Jones FB 6-4 239 Fr. 49 Terrance Matone LB 6-2 220 So. 50 David Bullard OT 6-4 301 Sr. 51 Broderick Simpson LB 6-1 213 Sr. 51 Broderick Simpson LB 6-1 213 Sr.

53 Fred Goodwin III OL 6-2 271 Fr. '54 Sebastien Roegiers DE 6-1 223 Jr. TE TE DE DE DE DT DE DL DL 6-2 208 6-2 282 6-2 250 6-1 261 64 270 64 267 64 260 6-3 262 DT DT DE NCAA, Big 12 statistical leaders 9 250 1 27 71 Team 7 7 96 1 17 0 .43 .43 Whitted.NC.St Pha.SMU Banks, Mia.O Uggon, Tulane 13 359 1 27.62 18 494 1 2744 17 460 1 27 06 16 431 0 26 84 Rushing offense Maryland 21 12 1.13 31. Other Big 12 team, NU opponent 31. 15 Texas Tech 23 16 .88 31.

21 Nebraska 17 12 .71 31. 37 Iowa State 14 11 .43 43. Texas 19 17 .29 45. Oklahoma State 14 12 .25 0 0 .43 sas 7 3 Punting nnox.wivncn Miami (Oho) 25 644 25.8 Tulane 23 592 257 North Carotra 11 277 25.2 Other Big 12 teams, NU opponent 36. Texas 23 501 21 8 37.

Iowa State 26 565 21 7 43 Colorado State 27 580 21.5 49. Baylor 18 383 2J .3 Scoring offense Car Yds Yds Pg OSmt Bio 12 dIbvsts. NU ooooiMnl 510 2603 371 19 No Avo 399 2464 3520 341 1841 3068 404 2127 303.9 Individual Rushing Army AlrForca Navy Nebraska Rica Texas Tech Onio Syracuse Iowa State Oho State 6 Pt Ai ivo. 390 2060 294.3 432 2276 284.5 43 2210 276 3 305 1553 258 8 340 1795 2564 7 366 523 8 351 439 7 306 43.7 Going for three Florida Anzona State Oho State Nebraska San Diego State 346 1727 246 7 7 295 421 6 250 41.7 8 331 414 Other Bio. 12 kaama.

NU oooonenta vxyormra Brigham Yi BnghamVoung 9 372 41 3 18. Vam.Kansas 12 305 1 2542 26. Murwnmad.Bayor 9 215 1 23 89 27. Branch.CooSt 13 310 1 23 85 34. D.Oavts.nwaSt 9 204 0 22.67 44.

McQuartrs.OklaSt 15 331 0 22.07 FieM goals Alt FQ Pet ftvg. ShM.Nevad 18 17 .944 2.13 Wedel.Wyo 20 15 .750 1.88 Andersonjub 17 13 .765 1.86 Dawson Texas 17 13 .765 1 86 Baey 18 12 .667 1.71 Pnmanb.N.C St 10 10 1.000 1.67 Gardner 17 13 .765 1 63 Garaa.Va 14 11 .786 1.57 PeytonAiz 15 11 .733 1.57 Hamilton Mch 16 11 .688 1.S7 hr Big 12 oteyers, NU opponent 16 Bryant.TexAAM 15 11 .733 1.38 '26 Greaser.TxTach 15 10 .667 1.25 36. Nycz AnzSt 10 8 .800 1.00 36. K.Brown.Neb 10 7 .700 1.00 36. Sydnes.OklaSt 13 .615 1.00 Scoring 11.

Missouri 337 1706 2437 14. Oklahoma State 401 1885 235.6 15. Texas ASM 363 1863 232 9 18 Colorado Stale 359 1992 221 3 20 Arizona State 386 1697 212.1 25 Oklahoma 278 1 386 195 4 29 Michigan State 401 1512 189.0 32 Texas 270 1295 1850 46. Kansas 327 1156 1651 50. Colorado 272 1126 160 9 Passing offense Maynard.BalSt 47 47 02 Marinangl.Vand 51 4702 Wren.SoCal 40 46.92 Attebry.Baytor .32 46.91 Bnce.Va 33 46.64 Krueger.Duke 35 46 57 Hams.lowaSt 35 45.94 Kosch.Neb 26 45 92 rrefotane.SOSt 29 45.86 RussMssSt 32 45.53 Other Big 12 players, NU opponent 16 Garaa.KanSt 39 44.23 19.

Anderson.AnzSt 52 44 02 29 Lechler.TexASM 40 43 63 32 Oavis.OklaSt 43 42 68 44 Lewis.Okla 45 41 27 46. Hemandez.TxTech 45 41.18 Punt returns No Yds TO Avg Dvnght.lowa 17 394 2 23.18 FairTenn 9 175 1 19 44 Dye.BVU 14 261 1 1864 Mitchen.NE La 13 232 0 17 85 Roberson.Fres 17 288 1 16 94 Faulk.LSU 11 174 1 15.82 Green.FIa 15 237 2 15 80 Oavis.BGreen 13 205 1 15.77 Spnngs.OhioSt' 11 164 0 14.91 Fisher.Miss 14 206 1 14.71 Other Big 12 players, NU opponents 15 Jackson.Okla 13 175 1 13.46 16 McQuartrs.OklaSt 10 134 0 13 40 18. Hall.TexASM 27 359 1 13.30 21. G.Turner.CokSt 16 203 0 12 69 22. Fullman.Neb 18 217 1 12.06 26 Mason MichSt 24 277 1 11.54 31 Adams.Texas 14 156 0 11.14 37.

Canty.KanSt 23 242 1 10 52 47. Robertson.TxTech 10 87 0 8.70 Kickoff returns Alt Cp Yd Avg 310 186 2653 379 0 327 202 2997 374 6 Idaho Wyoming Bnqiiam toi BnghamToung 301 208 3166 351 8 Louisiana Teen 390 223 3064 340.4 Car Yd Avg YoVS Davls.lowaS 252 1423 5 6 203 2 Hanspard.TxTech 252 1611 6 4 201.3 Harley.ECar 155 846 5 5 141.0 D.Thompsn.OktaSt 212 1109 5.2 1 38 6 Be Morgan.AFA 137 942 6 9 1345 Massey.CMoh 240 1069 4 5 1336 Autry.NW 181 927 51 1324 Henley Kansas 175 790 4.5 131 6 TBarberVa 154 909 5 9 1298 DAon.Wash 156 907 58 129.5 Other Big 12 player, NU opponent 17 Washngtn.CotoSt 158 1068 6 8 118 6 21 Parker Okla 110 763 6 9 1090 24 Wiftams Texas 117 732 6 3 104 5 36 Irvm.MichSt 154 734 48 91.7 40. Branch.CooSt 134 806 60 89 5 42 Green Neb 102 528 5.2 880 47. Douglas Baytor 100 594 5.9 84 8 Passing efficiency Alt Cp Yd TO Pt Sarkisian.BYU 289 199 3060 26 182 0 Wuertfel.FIa 191 119 2010 20 181.1 Bianton.SDSt 175 108 1559 16 1644 Waliwork.Wyo 306 192 2817 24 161.4 SJackson.OhoSt 120 68 10B6 11 1579 Fouts.Utah 222 133 1969 17 1552 Manmng.Tenn 205 132 1867 11 151.8 Sellers.NMex 199 127 1672 10 149.0 Clement.MiaFIa 164 102 1310 12 148.6 Detmer.Cok) 223 135 1934 14 147.8 Other Big 12 players, NU opponent 12.Plummer.AnzSt 254 148 2051 20 146.6 17 Moreno.CooSt 236 131 2162 13 143 0 23 Alfred Baylor 107 59 814 8 140.0 24. KavanaghKanSt 199 118 1401 14 1386 27.

Frost Neb 109 56 849 7 134 3 39 Johner Kansas 163 88 1133 10 128 9 45. Ooxzon.lowaSt 148 83 1020 9 125 9 Total offense to xp pt i What fie ahead for teams ranked ahead of Hi. Nebraska, No. 1 Florid (3-C) Thweek The Gators renew their riv jFr Sfeara eli 6 idllea neutral ate, the Gator Bow! i Jacksortvse, Fla, nm rWa appear tobt prahibtthw favorite Rest of the schedule Nov, 9 at Vamterbt; vS SeutH -Nov. 30 at Florida State; 'Dec 7 at Otfiffterftft Charrf tohsftfr game (at Atlanta) No.

2 Ohio Stt tf-C Thte week The Buckeyes looked urtbeaWBfe'rt file Brit Half sgafost fefoai fast week, then rested and only won by 12 The rtejrftrtreagarjres, including Saturday against Minnesota, CiRuay savokf being embarrassed Beat of the schedule Nov. 9 IN, 3 vi, Michigan. No. 3 Florida TWa week One week after the Sernrtolee avengad.trr1SS6 to Virginia, they ptay their final road game of the year against $yfow JaeKets tram 'that looked both Impressive enough to be ranked earlier season and" bad enough to leave poll voters scratching their heads Rest of the schedule Nov 9vj Make Forest Nov. 16 Southern Mississippi Nov 23 va Maryland, Nov 30 vs Fbhda I MM mki il at PtPg 13 7f 96 78 13.00 78 11.14 78 11.14 78 11.14 Davis.

owaSt Hentey.Kansas TBarberVa S.Hoks.UCLA Pearson, OhoSt Shea.Nevada Mon.Wash Wedel.Wyo Irvin.MichSt Dawson, Texas Other Big 12 33 17 84 10 50 0 0 72 10.28 36 15 10.13 81 78 0 0 9.75 943 27 13 NU oiiofliwnlB 0 78 867 Syracuse 6 237 395 Nevada 8 314 393 Tennessee 6 216 36.0 Other Big 12 teams, NU opponents 15 Texas 240 34 3 20 Michigan State 8 262 328 24 Kansas State 6 252 31 5 31 Kansas 7 212 30.3 32 Colorado State 9 272 302 33 Texas ASM 8 241 301 37. Iowa State 7 207 29 6 38 Colorado 7 205 29 3 47. Texas Tech 8 213 266 49. Oklahoma 7 179 25.6 Rushing defense Car Yds Avg West Virginia 245 322 40.3 Nebraska 265 431 61 6 Florida State 235 374 623 Army 179 452 64 6 Southern Mississippi 265 565 70.6 North Carolina 204 575 82.1 Arkansas 194 498 83.0 Louisville 315 710 888 Alabama 253 716 895 Arizona State 280 720 90.0 Other Big 12 teams, NU opponents 12. Texas ASM 297 732 91.5 15 Colorado 247 672 96 0 17.

Michigan State 295 803 100.4 27. Texas Tech 291 912 114.0 47. Oklahoma 310 992 1417 Pass efficiency defense Alt Cp Yd TO PI North Carolina 187 85 845 4 76 57 West Virginia 277 124 1273 4 77 30 Miami (Fa I 156 68 769 3 7981 Kansas State 225 88 1051 8 60 30 South Carolina 208 86 984 7 84 50 Alabama 184 82 1027 3 84 87 Oho State 205 94 1158 3 85 45 Fonda Stat 194 87 971 3 85 81 Louisville 223 101 1139 5 87 52 Cincinnati 221 93 1165 7 8957 Other Big 12 team, NU opponent 12 Nebraska 199 91 1171 4 9074 16 Texas Tech 238 102 1558 6 96 92 18 Texas 199 97 1167 5 98 26 36 Arizona State 296 135 1867 14 10812 37 Colorado 240 122 1525 8 109 37 41 Baylor 204 96 1376 9 110 43 50 MichiganStat 227 116 1511 10 11627 Total defense 45 863 850 825 7.71 7.50 29 13 68 0 0 66 0 0 54 0 0 60 No Yd TO Avo 14. Brancnuxost 13 16. Nycz.AnzSt 0 22.

Gardner.MichSt 0 26 Battle.ArizSt 11 34. Williams.Texas 9 41 Poole AruSt 10 41.Hardeman,TxASM 10 M1. Hanspard.TxTech 10 50. Bryant.TexAJM 0 2M W.JJ 0 0 60 7.50 0 0 12 352 10 287 Singleton AF A Booth SMiss Wnt.Ala Battle AnzSt Turner.Syr Thla week Sun Devils have skated through rmlriy fano mine-filled this season without a scratch Ptavmo in CorvaHa StKSiki be aV for ASt 29 33 28 70 2857 27.79 14 400 1 14 389 1 0 0 SO 26 11 59 750 7 38 Yd Yds Waliwork.Wyo 2897 Fien.kta 2522 Sarkisian.BYU 2965 Manmngjenn 1791 BarnesCal 2069 Wuertfel.FIa 2010 Martm.LaTech 2583 Sellers NMex 2281 Oetmer.Colo 1937 Darnel.CMich 2475 ay Yd.Q 5 3 362 1 7 4 360 2 8 6 3294 7.7 298 5 6 7 295 5 9 2 287.1 7 4 287 0 6 8 285 1 7 7 276 7 7 5 275 0 Major college schedule Nevada 350 216 2699 337 4 Florida 240 143 2352 336 0 Oregon 347 177 2675 334 4 Ulafi State 348 194 2688 320.9 Tennessee 215 139 1923 320 5 California 265 153 2136 305.1 Other Big 12 teams, NU opponents 11. Colorado 250 148 2116 302.3 16 Arizona St.

277 159 2152 269 0 24 Colorado State 245 133 2183 242 6 36. Texas 223 122 1558 222 6 41. Oklahoma 217 101 1516 2166 42 Michigan State 213 128 1732 216.5 Total offense Plays Yds Avg Fonda 511 3724 532 0 Wyoming 609 4182 522 7 Nevada 662 4048 506 0 Brigham Young- 643 4498 4997 Idaho 542 3465 495 0 Arizona State 663 3849 481 1 Oho State 514 3305 4721 Utah State 686 4238 470 8 California 551 3266 466 5 Central Michigan 713 4197 466 3 Other Big 12 team. NU opponent 11 Colorado State 604 4175 463 8 12. Colorado 522 3242 4631 17 Nebraska 530 3086 440 8 19 Texas ASM 606 3488 436 0 25 Texas Tech 634 3350 418 7 26 Oklahoma 495 2884 412 0 28 Texas 493 2853 407 5 29 Michigan Stat 614 3244 405 5 32 Iowa State 486 2815 402 1 37 Oklahoma Stat 593 3141 392 6 47.

Missouri 497 2669 381 2 Net punting Ave Stt Yds Avg Wyoming 24 46 5 4 28 45 4 Vanderb 51 47 0 20 102 45 0 SanDiegoStat .29 459 10 42 44 4 Bal State 47 47 0 14 199 42 8 SouthemCal 41 45 8 1 147 422 Arizona 36 44 5 12 96 41 8 Baylor 32 46 9 16 168 41 7 Florida Stat '34 44 1 17 90 41 5 Iowa State 35 45 9 14 161 41 3 Toledo 40 42 4 15 65 40 8 Other Big 12 tm. NU opponent 11 Texas ASM 41 430 15 114 403 12 Nebraska 29 44 4 16 125 40 1 21 Anzona Stat 52 44 0 26 270 38 8 31 Texas 28 40 7 7 70 38 2 32 Oklahoma Stat 44 41 9 21 167 38 1 48. Kansas State 46 41 1 23 191 37 0 Punt returns Other Big 12 otann. NU 11 Plummer.AnzSt 2071 pm Mnns Stat (243) at Central Fonda (2-6). 3 Arkansas (2-4) at Auburn (5-2).

6 p.m. Fonda Stat (64) at Georja Tch (S-2), 6 6 5 258 8 7 6 237 3 5 6 203 2 6 3 201 3 56 1962 19 Moreno.CooSt 2136 40. Oavis.lowaSt 1423 41 Hanspard TxTech 1611 43. Sit vart.TexAAM 1570 pm Houston (4-4) at Tulane (2-5). 7 m.

Receiving former Nebraska assistant Jerry Pettibone may have fii frie tie antt art might salvage the season and his future-, ulo, I Rest of the schedule Nov. 9 California; Nefrtyfti Afttonfe V-. What Huskors nd to play l6r 1X33 Hatldrtiii iitle In order to leapfrog the four teams ahead of iteftr; trte'Huskers must Wfl the remaining five regular-season games on their schedule iifld ti Big 1 2. if aB that happens, Nebraska is certain to be ranked rto fewer ihart feurirV (because Florida and Florida State play Nov. that oneof.tr pt)6 lose before bowl season), in true scenario, NU will nave shot al the nigheskated Bowl Afltance team In the Sugar Bowf on Jan.

2b NeW6riearSs To ensure that the Sugar Bowf must happen: i a Ohio State must stumble somewhere along the path, frost ffkefy Nov. 23 at "home against arch-rival Michigan. Arizona State, which has been slippery this seavfh against tougfr opponents, has to slip up, most likely Nov. 9 at heme Vs, California of Nov 2S at arch-ma! Arizona. To reach No 1, the Huskers need all fouMeMisarftarJ of therh to meaning theteamthatwlnethe Florida-Fksrida 6ttte game on N6V.

3d must have' a loss prior to that game. Those losses ere most likerj? for Florida fn fiames Saturday vs. Georgia or Nov, 16 vs. South CaroSfil ef fot FSU fn ihefr n(y touyr home game before the Gators come calling Nov 1 vs, U. 4 BoDtfTeVn Play Yd Avg 622 39 1420 2029 1743 217 9 1568 224 0 1345 224 2 1602 228 9 West Virginia North Carolina Alabama Army Florida Stat Nebraska Louisville Miami (Fla South Carolina Syracuse 437 400 429 464 538 429 Thursday's result Boston College at Pittsburgh Saturday's games BIG 12 Nebraska (6-1) at Oklahoma (2-5).

11 a.m. Kansas (3-4) at Iowa State (2-5). 1p m. Colorado (6-1)atMissoun (3-4). 1 pm.

Texas ASM (3-5) at Oklahoma Stat (44). 2 pm. Baytor (4-3) at Texas (3-4). 230 pm. EAST Notre Dam (4-2) vs Navy (5-1) at DuMa Inland.

7 am. Miami. Fla (5-2) at Tempi (1-7). 11 am. pnncaton (1-5) at Columbia (8-0).

noon Dartmouth (6-0) at Harvard (3-3). noon LJfayett (3-3) at Army (7-0). 12:30 p.m. Brown (3-3) at Cornell (24). 12 30 p.m.

Yale(24)at PnnsyNan(2-4), Northwestern (7-1) at Perm Stat (7-2). 2 30 p.m. 1849 231 1 1648 235 4 497 2067 258 4 389 1558 259 7 uiner Dig i TOm. nu opponent 17 MichoanStat 522 2314 289 3 1 20 Kansas Stat 583 2370 296 3' 23 Texas Tech 529 2470 306 8 30 Colorado 487 2197 3139 33 Arizona Stat 576 2587 3234' 35. Texas ASM 562 2593 324.1 Scoring defense Pt No Yd Avg Ave 6 178 29 7 Syr ecus (4-2) at West Virginia (7-1).

230 p.m. Norm caroima .7 West Virginia .6 Nebraska 7 Fonda Stat 6 Oho Stat 7 SOUTH Harrah's odds 78 89 '11 1 120 12.0 121 130 132 134 CATCHES PER GAME Ct Yds CtO Wrtkrns Nevada 8 86 827 10 7 Harris Wyo 8 68 1062 8 5 Mackey LaTKh 9 71 1283 7 8 SWLa 8 61 888 7 6 Jenkins UtahSt 9 67 1117 7 4 Cleveland.CenFI 8 59 745 7 3 Alien CMich 8 58 1088 7 2 Noisy Nevada 6 57 814 71 Roberson.Fres 7 49 781 7 0 Grifin.lda 7 47 616 6 7 Other Big 12 players, NU opponents 16 Connell TexAsM 8 49 716 6 1 19 Lockett KanSt 8 46 599 5 7 39 Carruth Coo 7 34 657 4 6 43 Pooia.AnzSt 8 38 661 4 7 YARDS PER GAME CI Yds Yd'G Mackey LaTech 9 71 1213 142 56 AtenCMoh 8 58 1088 136 00 Hams Wyo 8 68 1062 132 75 Jenklna.UtahSt 9 67 1117 124,11 Kent Tenn 6 40 733 122 17 Wilson Ida 7 40 847 121 00 Roberson.Fres 7 49 781 111.57 StokieySWLa 8 61 888 111 00 Bates NW 8 SI 862 10775 Pryor.EMich 9 56 952 105.76 Other Big 12 plenr. NU opponent 17 Carruth.Coto 7 34 657 93 88 23 ConneJ.TexASM 8 49 716 89 50 27 Poole AraSt 8 38 661 82 63 34 Turner CooSt 9 35 889 76 56 37 Lockett.KanSt 8 46 599 74 88 36 Adam Texas 7 30 521 74 43 43 Alexndr.Ok 6 21 426 71 00 46. Meson.MichSt 32 561 70.13 Interceptions 0 No Yd TO Avg Bfy.NC 7 8 90 0 1.14 McAHster.Anz 7 6 103 1 .71 Bray.Aub 6 4 41 1 .67 AHen lnd 8 5 120 2 .63 Lusk.Utah 63 0 63 Madison.Louv 8 5 47 1 ,63 Jackson Ala 8 44 1 .63 Other Ska 13 plsysrs, NU opponnt 17. Canty.KanSt 6 4 47 0 .50 17.

TUman.AnzSt 8 4 17 1 .50 31.Rosga.Coo 7 3 119 1 .43 mwncai Michigan State (5-3) at Michigan (6-1), 11 am. Iowa (5-2) at Sums (2-5). 1 1 20 a Minnesota (34) at Oho State (74). 11 30 a.m. Purdue (2-5) at Wisconsti (34).

11 30 am. Central Michigan (4.5) at Kent (2-6), noon Miami. Oho (4-5) at Toledo (5-2). noon Oho (5-3) at Wstm Michigan (04), noon Louisiana Tech (5-4) at Northern linos (1-7), 1pm. Ball Stat (5-3) at Eastern Michigan (2-7), 2:30 p.m.

Bcng Grerikron (34), 3 p.m. New Mexico (4-4) at Tutsa (34). 1 30 p.m. Utah (7-1) at Ron (4-3). 2 m.

V9s (0-9) at Texas Christian 2-5, 2 p.m. WEST Texas-El Paso (2-5) at Bnghem Young (8-1), 1 p.m. North Tax (3-5) at Utah State (S-4). 1p m. Southern Methodist (3-5) at Wyoming (84).

2 p.m. Arizona (4-3) at CaHfom (5-2), 2:30 p.m. New Mexico Stat (1 .7) at Nevada (8-3). 2 30 p.m. Washington (S-2) at Southern Cal (5-3), 2:30 p.m.

Arizona Stat (84) at Oregon State (14), 3 p.m. Stanford (2-5) at UCLA (34), 5 30 m. San Diego Stat (4-2) at San Jos Stat (1-7). 6 p.m. Montana (74) at Cal (S-3), 7 pjh.

Boa Stat (1-7) at Fresno Stat (34), 7 pm. Colorado Stat (W) at Air Fore (S.2L pm 10 213 21 3 25 465 19 4 9 156 173 18 299 168 16 245 16 3 16 293 16 3 19 303 15 9 Kansas Virgin Iowa Ball State Fresno Stat Washington Brigham Young Southern Mississippi Bowling Green Northeast La. Alabama Miami (Fla.) Mtchioan East Carolina 6 Fonda 7 16 24? 16 240 Other Bla 12 team. NU eononent 15 6 15 0 13.3 129 NU opponent other Big 1 at. rt 19 nansas aiai 8 128 10 134 168 20 zee 20 5S7 23 Texas Tech 181 127 161 164 30 Colorado 37.

Anzona Stat 39. Texas ASM 45 MichiganStat 48. Texas 201 208 215 21.9 172 153 North Carolina St. (1-5) at North Carolina (6-1). 11a.m.

Tennessee (5-1) it South Carolina (S-3L 11:30 tm Southwestern Louisiana (4-4) at Virginia Tech (5-1). noon Virgin (5-2) al Duk (0-7). 1230 p.m. Arkansas Stat (3-5) East Carotna (4-2), 1 pm. Alabama-Birmingham (4-3) at VandwMt (14)1.

1 p.m. Northeast Louisiana (4-3) at Mississippi Stat Morgan Stat (34) at Florida MM (6-1). 2 pm. Memphis (3-5) at Louhvie (4-4). 2 p.m.

Cincinnati (44) at Southern Mississippi (7-1). 2 pm. Maryland (4-4) at Oamaon (4-3). 2:30 p.m. Georgia (3-4) vs.

Fkxtda (74) at Jeckscnvte, 2:30 p.m. 11 137 126 32 387 121 38 459 121 13 155 119 44 509 11 6 21 241 11 5 24 259 108 returns 1, a Saturday's games Nebraska l-35'n al Oklahoma Syracuse (-A) at Wast Virginia Michigan (-Vi) vf Michigan Stat -NolreDame(-17lvi Navy Tempi. Mian. Fla (off) Cmronl4)v Maryland North Carolina (-26) vs. North Carolina State Oho State (-34) Minnesota lerida 1-341 va Oeorgia Pm State 1-101 vs.

Northwestern Tennessee (-1 7) at South Carolina Virginia 1-241 at Duke Colorado (-21) at Missouri Auburn .16 Arkansas Wisconsin (-1 2) vs Purdue Iowa (-9V1) at Unas Bnghem Young (-30Vk) vs. Tex as-El Pasou Kansas (-7'4) at Iowa Stat Tulsa (.1 vs New Mexico Mississippi Stat (-20) va. Northeast Louisiana Texas ASM (-13) at Oklahoma Stat Utah (-5) at Fte Southern Mississippi 1-1 1) vs. Cmdn- nan Wyoming (-144) vs Southern Methodist Louisville (-10) vs. Memphis Air Force -1 1) vs Colorado Stall Taxes 1-1 3) Baylor Southern Cal (-3 vs Washington California -1)vs Anion Anrona State (-23) at Oregon Stat UCLA(-t3vvs Stsnlord San Diego State (-21) at San Jos Stat Florida Stat (-191 at Georgia Tech Tulene(-IVi)v.

Houston Gain Lost Mar's 21 2 43 io. Texas 22. Colorado Stat 25 Baylor 29 Texas AAM 30 Mlchtqan Stat 31 Oklahoma Stat 35. Nebraska 36 Oklahoma 40. Kansas Stat Kickoff Oho Stat Nebraska Alabama Southern Mississippi Kansas Slate Anzona Stat A Force Oulurnbia(v Prtnoston Oarlrnouth (.94) tt Harvard Virginia Tech (-20) vs Southwestern Louisiana Central Michigan (-13) at Kent Miami, Ohlo(pick m) at Toledo.

Ohio U. H) at Western Michigan Cornell (-1V4) vi. Brown East Carolina (-31) vs. Aiiiansaa Slat LouHiM Ttch (-15) at Northern -noli Utah Stat (-18) v. North Texas Ban Stat (- 4) at Eastern Michigan Bowing (Veen (-Svi) at Akron Fresno Stat.

(-IStt) VI. BoM Stt ej tit- 1 j. I UUOWIi nWnj 1 wmOm rMMlillo Kiel VOnVNWi TM i 19 20 19 No Yd 9 265 1 83 171 163 1 43 206 29 4 7 19 North Carolina Navy Oho Stale West Virgo Kansas Auburn Anzona Stat Fonda Air Force Kansas 8t1 12 361 293 25 16 1 29 17 476 28 0 13 362 27 8 21 579 276 14 368 26.3 21 11 1 25 20 12 1.14 16 6 1 14 19 10.

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