The Lincoln Star du lieu suivant : Lincoln, Nebraska • 41

November 17, 1974, Lincoln, Sunday Journal and Star K-State Players Favor Oklahoma Over Nebraska Gibson Predicts a Close Gaiiiil By Dave Sittler Gibson said. there is no Bryant's answer appeared to be Gibson also praised; Hujnm, Who's going to win the way you're going to beat a team the consensus of the Kansas but admitted he ywis. Nebraska-Oklahoma game? like Nebraska with freshmen State team which lost to prised Nebraska decided toUeave The question was an obvious and sophomores. Oklahoma 63-0 three weeks ago. the senior quarterback in the I'll? ISIIK Interception- iljjplNffi, one and Kansas State coach Nebraska a great team and game as long as weypiq; vince Uibson a man who's 1,.

Tv 1 aon want to take anytmng fapwt hnth inh nraa AhiHnns. 3 a aeiensiveiy. iney th ri obvious- Vt ,1 away from them," Bryant said, was still in there; er4heit last his own Nebraska gm8 t0 ht" "but I'd give Oklahoma the drive," the Wildcat: coach-said. www viuiu liua 1 ly more concerned about neck than making a prediction ue sore winorrownu wiow ed "With Oklahoma coming up "next -tneyve been Wt We just got i mar wca ifhmmht thbvtomidtake 'Me pick winner," Gibson beatby a great sohd, sound foot- much better and nas Um out But he in. asked Saturday after his team ball great depth.

Nebraska's the type jured so it wotM Bailey, who rushedfof 38 Linehacker.Theonilis Brvant of team which will run right at ya, the last time I made a state- uneDackeriineopms Bryant Oklahoma will run ment about Nebraska and was on five tackles, said JnU0eu oma WU yards and m.i.t. l- i- i ne rniirnui'niv enmvea mp rnn- i i 1 i SdlU lie II CSU 1UUMUE Planum pQPi in Nebraska wanted to hane me. KS Decause 01 ine nara mtung ua tZl forward to next season when all Arthur who the Bailey, played by both squads. "Anyway, coaches don't know entire game piace 01 mjurea the Wildcat frgsh.mn;and sophomores will Mveyear of experience. S4KS "Next year people are going to know about he said.

"I guarantee you, going to put Kansas State- back pn the map. anymore about this prediction 11 UKe DOin reams reSuiar aieve -rogan, aiso business than you came out to nit as bali 88 favored the Sooners because of sportswriters Bryant said as he their quick defensive line. Gibson's' mention of a 5 h.e,d ice pack on a bruised Huram oh lynching was in reference to a n8ntr snouIder- mey said He.s a dp statement he made before the Asked for his thoughts on the back passer who's definitely a season i saying Oklahoma was a Nebraska-Oklahoma contest, top pro prospect." Vw i V. had slipped back a bit and was in a category with the rest of the Big Eight Conference teams. "Physically, Nebraska has good overall speed, and I'll tell ya, it's gonna be a heckuva game," was as close as the veteran Wildcat coach would come to predicting the outcome of Saturday's Cornhusker-Sooner clash.

"It can't help but be close. Nebraska and Oklahoma have too much pride and tradition for it not to be close." Gibson's mood was not quiet or somber, like many losing coaches, as he greeted the press in the Kansas State locker room with smile following Saturday's defeat. Considering he's been under a lot of criticism the past few weeks while his 'Cats were losing six straight games, Gibson's smile was understandable following K-State's rugged per-formance against the Cornhuskers. "Gentlemen, we were playing five freshmen and five sophomores out there today," Going Don Westbrook (21) changes roles and plays the part of a defender as he nrtrrolc Rnnlnr ficfwm fiA tirlin cannnrlo norlior VioH infarnontoH Hotra Somewhere Humm aerial intended for Westbrook. A P' rlt JSl -V TrTrn rl -K 11 1 iiii iiiruiiwaniir; x' Kwftw: x--, y- x- x-.

vx 4 Apparently there wasn't too much to get excited about during sl 'f 1 1' 4a- eft Hff. rV 11 11 I uay acuuii. it ciiidp cveiyuue wts saving uieu uicers auutipciuunjui the upcoming clash with me Sooners. Anyway, the Huskers manageii a convincing victory in the "yawner" against Kansas State. Hospital zone Kansas State players Bill Crosby (65), Floyd Dorsey (77) and Tom Winchell (89) were among those players nursing Saturday afternoon battle injuries.

Scoring Story nu-KSU How Scortd Time Left FIRST QUARTER J-0 Westbrook 18 pass from Humm 1:47 Drive: 69 yards in 9 plays. Big plays: 19 run by O'Leary and 13-yarder by Davis. Conversion: Coyle kick. SECOND QUARTER 14-0 Anthony 5 run 12:58 Drive: 30 yards in 6 plays after K-State failed on a 4th and one try. Big Plays.1 10-yard pass from Humm to Westbrook and 8-yard run on keeper by Humm.

Conversion: Ccyle kick. i THIRD QUARTER 21-0 Jenkins 37 pass from Humm 12:23 Drive: 72 yards in 7 plays with opening kickoff of second half. Big Plays: 13-yard pass from Humm to Malito and 12-yard run by Westbrook. ilSllli; Jjg 'Vv KS-Osborn 1 N.J,nkln, OJ 1ISBS1 Conversion: Coyle kick. 28-0 Doak recovered fumble In and lone Driver 48 yards in 11 plays.

Big Plays: 13 run by JL i Westbrook and 10 pass to Malito. Davis fumbled isfumbled inches from goal line on final play. Conversion: Coyle kick. FOURTH QUARTER 28-7 Scobey 2 run 12:58 Drive: 5 yards in 2 plays following blocked punt. :28 Conversion: Cheves Kick.

vv vr 35-7 Moran 2 run Drive; 80 yards In 13 plays. Big Plays: 32 run by Westbrook and 15 run by O'Leary. Conversion: Coyle kick. My Hat, Sir As Kansas State trainers leave the field with1' injured Floyd Dorsey (77), bare Dan Foley makes a futile attempt to retrieve his white hat. When Foley helped the big tackle onto the shoulders of his Foley's hat became pinned under DorsejtV arm and the trip to the sidelines had to be halted long enough to allow the official to get back into full uniform.

Tony Davis (25) breaks to the outside as Brad Jenkins (92) takes care of a pair of Wildcat defenders. Davis picked up 30 yards on the play that began with a pass from Dave Humm. But the gain was nullified when officials ruled that Jenkins had clipped Rocky Osborn (40)..