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16DEZZZ3 BUSKERS OCTOBER 8, 1989 SUNDAY From Huskers I there. I think we an did," Bostick sail Easy for Huskers It was more fun and easier than it might have looked on the soggy field. "It was easier than we thought it would be," Osborne said. "Kansas State has played well defensively, but we were more consistent on offense and played very well on defense." Two minutes of pounding by the Nebraska defense forced the Wildcats to punt to Nebraska again and the Corn-huskers covered 63 yards in five plays to pad the lead to 144 with 1 :49 ten in the first quarter. Carpenter, who scored two touchdowns, scored on a 31-yard triple option through the middle of the line.

The pattern was established. Constant harassment jr i Nebraska middle guard Pat Engel- Kansas State. We dont want them to be bert and defensive tackle Kenny Walker crippled up. I thought their quarterback harassed Straw constantly and, after a showed a lot of courage he took a K-State punt to the Nebraska 24, the pounding." Cornhuskers ground up the 76 yards in Gdowski said he worried about the five 'plays. The scoring drive was Nebraska defense.

Tm glad I'm where sparked by a 42-yard pass from Gdowski rm t. giad I'm on our side of the to BelL Gdowski followed blocks by fieid jmj have our defense playing on tackle Doug Glaser and center Dave my team. One time, all four of our line-Edeal to score on a 15-yard run. men on the dime defense went to their 1 vv Nebraska's Bryan Carpenter (29) breaks away from Kansas State cornerback Marcus Miller (16) for a tackle late in the first quarter. Nebraska's Bill Bobbora (right) helps block to spring Carpenter.

Jr -siiv-K. r. 't 'A jr Scoring NU-KSU How scored FIRST QUARTER More pressure by NewasKas iwuce Croel forced another punt and on the first play after the nek, Cornhusker sophomore Leodls Flowers took two steps to his left and then broke around the right end on a 67-yard touchdown run. The Wildcats threatened, but NU sophomore cornerback Tryone Legette intercepted a Straw pass at the Nebraska 3-yard line and returned it to the 27. That was followed by an 11-yard run by sophomore wingback Mark Dowse, a 23-yard run by Gdowski and a 41-yard touchdown pass from Gdowski to sophomore receiver Jon Bostick.

Bostick, who has three touchdown re- ceptions in four catches this season, scored again on a 16-yard pass from Mike Grant to complete the scoring. "I'm sure having a good time out I jf-rt-; I leJ JumiMhut fcHKM till i i-nt. i 7-0 Clark 2 run Drive: 41 yards In seven plays. Highlighted by Clark 12 run. Conversion: Barrios kick.

144 Carpenter 31 run Highlighted by Clark 13 run and Gdowski 11 run. Conversion: Barrios kick. TED KIRKSUNDAY JOURNAL-STAR 31 yard touchdown run over right TEO KIRKSUNDAY JOURNAL-STAR is helped up by guard Shawn 1 Time left 3:38 1:49 8:44 7:02 2:37 9:25 6:36 4:48 3:22 5 )teiiikik SECOND QUARTER 21-0 GdowskilSrun Drive: 76 yards In five plays. Highlighted by Gdowski 42 pass I to Bell. Conversion: Barrios kick.

2M Flowers a run Drive: 67 yards In one play. Conversion: Barrios kick. 354 Bostick 41 pass from GdowsVi Drive: 73 yards In three plavs. Highlighted by Gdowski 23 run. Conversion: Barrios kick.

rctj-vrV, Sf: rwy-- 'w' 1 f-A- 11 1 t-xV" THIRD QUARTER 424 Clark run Drive: 87 yards In 12 plays. Highlighted by Gdowski 22 pass to Bell, five Clark runs and Gdowski fumble recovered by Gregory for 16 gain. Conversion: Barrios kick. 42-7 Jackson 6 run Drive: 11 yards In two plays after Bell fumbled punt return. Conversion Kruger kick.

47 Carpenter 2 pass from Joseph t- Drive: 57 yards In five plavs. Highlighted by Joseph 16 run. Conversion: Barrios kick. 51-7 Safety, Jackson fumbled in end zone Wheeler recovered Jackson fumble. 56-7 Bostick 16 pass from Grant Drive: 39 yards in seven plays.

Conversion: Barrios kick. Osborne continued the apologies. "I'm Knrrv about all the injuries fa quarterback almost untouched" Defense in charge Nebraska's defense, which has allowed a total of two touchdowns and 38 yards rushing in its last three games, was in charge throughout the game. "We played solid defense," NU defensive coordinator Charlie McBride said. "Except for some positioning techniques like the younger linebackers not getting the under coverage on short passes we had a good performance from everybody we played and we played everybody we could." Nebraska's defense had three sacks; including two by Paul Brungardt, two fumble recoveries, a pass interception, 10 passes broken up and held the Wild cats to an average of 2.3 yards per play.

"It's getting better aU the time," McBride said. 3 jfflBH '71' 1 tt 4f iij GAIL FOLOASUNOAY JOURNAL-STAR day's game with Kansas State. "I love the fact we're getting so much action with all these teams throwing 40 or 50 times a game," said Legette, who picked off a K-State pass at the Nebraska 3-yard line and returned it 22 yards. "The pass defense is coming together, and it's great that the young guys are getting plenty of experience and quality time so well be able to help out when were needed." Hughes said the same thing about the offense. "We're building depth, and we're getting to where we don't drop off with the twos and threes," he said.

"And maybe we'll have three Tyrones starting someday." 1. A trAr I lit -rf $. 1 I ii Jf 4 s' i iy.xz.'-, -a rA7- J4" if 4 1 quarterback Gerry Gdowski as TEO NRKSUNIMY JOURNAL-STAR Wildcat quarterback Carl Straw KSU's Alan Frledrlch (84), an unidentified teammate and PatrlcK aw was unocKea aown in the second quarter. Jackson (3) celebrate after Jackson scored on a six-yard run. Huskers9 Tyrone trio tough to top if? -a.

By Ken Hambleton Nobody's sure, but it may have been an NCAA record when Nebraska's Ty- rone Hughes returned two punts for 40 yards. Tyrone Legette intercepted a pass and returned it 22 yards, and Ty- rone Byrd earned his 13th tackle of the season The numbers weren't a record, but Nebraska's playing of three players named Tyrone" is a school mark. There are dozens of players in Ne- braska's history named Mike, Tim, Robert and Lawrence. There have been three players named "Mnntp Thoro'e nvon hum Vilra (Francis). Thurston (PhelDsl.

Oudious ft gail foldasunday jouRNAL-sTAn (Lee), Zaven (Yaralian), Caesar (Swan- AD three players have played in every NU linebacker Scott Kurtz (35) pursues the loose ball on an errant pitchout that ended ud as a safetv son)- U'ysses (Schlueter), Royal (Kah- 8ame this year. and Byrd was Nebras-when KSU's Mike Wheeler recovered in the end zone late in the third quarter ler), Farley (Young) and Felber (Maas- ka's eighth-leading tackier before Satur- dam). But season, there was only one previous Tyrone. Tyrone Robertson lettered from 1960-62. call us T-Bvrd.

T-Huehes and T-LeX" HuesS 8 Hughes, who has split time as a wide receiver and wingback this year, is a freshman from New Orleans. Legette is a sophomore cornerback from Colum- bia, S.C, who is listed as second string behind Tahaun Lewis. Byrd, a redshirt freshman from Chandler, is the second-string free safety behind senior Monrin cn. A i i 4 4 i 1 4 a i yf pA 'A 1 TEO KIRKSUNOAV JOURNAL-STAR quarterback Carl Straw V.A-;AW -''s AriVt 1H1 till tiK -ii'. tK i tj wA nl Hi.

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Cornhusker Jon Bostick completes a 41-yard scoring pass play from Wildcats Tvreese Herd anri nannw Muvtham Wildcats Tyreese Herds (7) and Danny Needham (21) chase. give Bostick caught two TD passes..