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6.5 S.0 iZT 1484 106 HodOBS Mrtcnal i OT LB 64 6-2 6-3 RICKY WILLIAMS VS. NEBRASKA'S RUSH DEFENSE Williams is the man as in Hasman. According to Texas Coach Mack Brown, Williams already has it. Look at the numbers and it's hard to find an argument for anybody else. Williams scores, runs, scores again and gets better as the game continues, said NU defensive coordinator Charlie McBride.

"He is the best. Speed, size and vision. He reminds me of James Wilder of Missouri (MU beat Nebraska in 1978) with the way you simply don't get this guy with your arms or with just one guy. He is physically able to run the table all by himself, he said. McBride said blocking back Ricky Brown is the forgotten guy in the Texas running offense.

"He has done a great job, just ask Williams he said. Nebraska has given up its first back-to-back 1 00-yard Individual rushing games this year to Oklahoma State and Texas but held Kansas to 99 yards rushing and Missouri to 77. The Huskers have not allowed a rush of 25 yards or more since losing to The move of Jason Wiltz to nose tackle, Loran Kaiser to defensive tackle, and the improved play of freshman Loran Kaiser, freshman Jason Lohr and sorjhairtore Jeremy Slechta made the NU rush defense improve. Still, stopping Williams to the 47 yards Kansas State did seems nearly impossible now that Texas has an experienced quarterback and has i PASSM -i 1 NEBRASKA C-A4 Yards YD Bobby SO-79-1 712..,. 1 Ene Crouch 19-37-1 236 1 Monte Chntto.i...,...-.- 16-230 203 2 TEXAS C-A4 Yards TO Major ApolawMa S2-14S4 1302 8 Richard Wadon 29434 478 1 NEBRASKA Matt Oavon.

Shavln SheWon TEXAS OG 6-2 OL 6-3 OG 6-2 OG 6-4 OT 6-1 OG 6-3 DL 6-5 OL 6-3 OT 6-6 OT 6-5 OT 6-4 DL 6-3 DT 6-2 RRE 6-5 OG 6-2 OL 6-2 OT 6-2 OT 6-5 OT 6-4 OT 6-4 NT 6-0 OL 64 6-3 OL 6-5 OQ -2 OL 6-5 1 SE 5-11 LRE 6-1 RRE' 6-2 SE 6-5 W8 5-9 DL e-i THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Return of Huskers' nightmare: Texas wide receiver Wayne McGarity (8) reaches for a ban as Oklahoma's Mike Woods (2) tries to knock it away. McGarity caught a fourth-down pass against -Nebraska in the 1996 Big 12 Championship Game that broke the Huskers backs in Texas' 37-27 win. RECEMNQ No. Yards Aug, TO 26 328 12.8 0 14 197 14.1 1' 11 258 23.5 2 No. Yarns Avg.

TO 32 678 21.2 3 31 510 16.5 2 16 205 13.7 4 Defense TACKLES UT AT TT Leas Sack 21 l. 40 61- 4-11 114-7 18 37 55 2-3 0-0 23 27 50 7 23 2(4-20 20 27 47 5-25 4-25 UT' AT TT Low Sack 1 31 i 35 66 341 3-31 41 17 58 1-8 1-8 31 18 50 4-25 8-40 28 1 45 2-15 2-15 Mike Green Jason Lohr Matt McGinn Justin Smith Ban Gsssford Kyle Eisenhauer JimTansey Lonnlt Fulton Kyle KoDmorgen Bitty Diekmann Bobby Gil Joe Freeman Aaron Havbvic Justin Valencia Chris Saalfeld LeifSidwel Billy Haafke Enc Ryan Aaron Wis 1 49 49 50 50 51 51 51 52 52 53 53 53 54 54 55 55 56 56 57 57 58 58 59 61 62 63 64 65 66, 67 67' 68! 69, 70 1 70 71! 71 73' 74 75- 77, 77. 78 78J 79 79 60" 80! 8i; 81 82' 82-; 81. 83 84' 84, 85. 85 86 86 sr; 87.

88 88 89 89 90 90 90' 91 91- 92' 93 94 9fr 95 ee; 97-98 SB 99, NEBRASKA JayForaman.M Mfce Brown surgery guy In recent Nebraska history. Now, he gets his first start anainst TaxaS: Thrisfn finkhoH nff Ml I aevekirjed Its oass na oame: "-I" 7 'yffl'rlvfctories over Missouri and California. Chad Kelsay Enc TEXAS Dusty Qmmlin Jammer Aaron Humphrey DeAndre Lewie its healthiest point of the season, but defensive tackle Steve Warren will see limited play because he was at a funeral this week. Linebacker Julius 1 Jackson, out last week, is back. Punt returner Joe Walker is back up to fut speed.

Backup l-back Dan White may be slowed. TEXAS DEfXNSE Huskers from behind ivwtlW gwt the Tigers. In 22 drives with r'-r'y theNU offense, Christo has led the fNTERCEPTION RETURNS there was a team-only meeting this -week where the discussions became heated. Solich said, three top receivers out, the top l-back out, quarterbacks switching because of injuries, and inexperience of many offensive players led to some lack of offensive continuity. "We're playing wes enough to win and we are moving in the nght direction," he said.

Texas slumped through a 4-7 season last year and appears ready to improve on the 5-2 season this year (although the team to five touchdowns and three field nnnk uihon naarhinn tka NEBRASKA Jason wnt. Joe Wafcer No. 2 11 I if Often referred to as, 'And the i i Is improving." The Longhorhs actually are coming of age. In seven games this year, Texas has two more SPECIAL ChadOuryea Sean Apptegate Stephen Manning Kyle Vanden Bosch Craig Fischer-MikeRucker Jon Bowlnq Yarrle TO 32 0 0 0 Yards 70 69 0 18 0 LRE 6-4 se e-o RRE 64 TE 6-4 TEXAS Joe Walter Quenm 2 2 reu zone, no nas compietea oo.i percent of his passes and has a quarterback efficiency rating of ,168.05. "He can really get you fired up," said NU center Josh Heskew.

Split end Matt Davison said last week VS. TEXAS SPECIAL TEA.V.S The edge may go to Nebraska with 40.3 net punt average compared to 30.1 for Texas. Joe Walker is back Long horns have NU, Oklahoma State, and win boost an average of 1 2.4 TE 6-3 RE 6-4 TE 6-4 MLB 6-3 RE 6-3 TE 6-4 DT 6-2 DL 6-4 TE 6-4 Special team PONTINO No. Varde 35 1S36 No. Verde 32 1198 2 78 yards per punt return.

Texas averaqes Texas Tech and Texas left). Long 64 Long Texas middle linebacker Dusty Renfro NEBRASKA Ba Laltour TEXAS Knt Stock Ryan Avo. 43 9 A 37 4 390 7.5 per return. NU's Kris Brown never that Christo came in the huddle and said, "OK, let's jam it down their throats." Christo will have Lance Brown, Kenny Cheatham and the healthiest offensive line NU has had In weeks. RE NT SE 62 6-3 5-11 KICrJVSKAVS.

PUNT RETURNS No. Yerde Avg. 20 238 11 9 8 137 17.1 No. Tarda Avg. 2 25 125 tumbles, caused seven more fumbles, one more interception, nine more pass breakups and three more blocked kicks than all of last year.

Their rushing yards allowed for the last four games is down 1 1 8 yards in average from the first three games New -Mexico State, UCLA and Kansas State. The points allowed is down from 44.3 points a game to 1 9.3 points a game, amf the total offense allowed is down almost 200 yards a game. However, Nebraska Is fourth nationally in rushing and Texas is 64th in rushing defense. The Huskers are 18th in scoring offense and Texas is 88th in scoring defense. vs.

nnsT staht Before this fall Christo was known as the "most hard luck, undergone NEBRASKA Joe Wafcer TEXAS Hodges TO Long 1 73 0 35 TO Long 0 15 TE 6-1 Hitm IlirUKllttl IVVllI DT 65 T.J. DeBates Kyle Rmgenberg Win Dabbert Brandon Roth Jeremy Lyman Tracey Wistrom Casey fWsonJ Andrew Offner Sheldon Jackson Colin Wills Luis Almanzar BrmComerson Jake McKee Jeremy Slechta Tony Tata Lor an Kaiser Seth Gutz Travis Tohne Brandon Mooberry Damien Bauman Wichmann Joff Nelson Steve Warren Mart Grummert Demoine Adams Aaron GorMay Jason VWtz LB DT 6-2 6-5 said, "It's like night and day. Last year we didn't win a whole lot of games. It wasn't a very good season. This year, we've turned it around.

I think the confidence level has really raised a lot, and we have a completely different team more than half of our players are different. It's a big difference." Texas has more confidence in an offense to balance out Williams and an Inrproving dofense. "We are In position to get a bowl game," said Texas Coach Mack Brown. Ken Hambleton. misses extra points and has had some trouble with field goals, but Is still able to kick from 45 and in.

Texas kicker Kns Stockton is 7-for-9 on field goals. He has a 53-yarder and has ability to reach the end zone on ktekoff s. vs. texas There was talk of the Husker offense being 'flat" agninst Oklahoma State, Texas and to start the Missouri game. Frank Solich dismissed that as players searching for answers to constant questions.

Whatever, WCKOFF RETURNS No. Yerde Avg. 11 276 261 NEBRASKA Joe Walker Shevin TEXAS HodcfM TO Long 1 99 0 40 TO Long 0 45 5 131 No. Ystfrtfi 8 194 262 v. 243 All season It's been Bobby Newcombe and Eric Crouch on and off, this time Newcombe is off and Crouch is on.

Two weeks ago, NU was missing starting split end Kenny Cheatham, starting wingback Lance Brown and backup wingback Frankie London. London is still out but the other two are back. The defense is at WB 6-0 RRE 6-3 LRE 6-5 TE 6-3 RRE 6-4 DL 6-7 NT 6-1 LRE fr2 RRE 6-3 TE 6-4 DT 64 Kicking PIS -57 NFBRASKA Km Brown TTXA8 Kn btocktwi. FO 7 EO 7 All PAT 11 38 AH PAT 33 An 36 An 33.