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I Lincoln Journal-Star w-77 ff 4wm Friday, December 4, 1992 22 UCLA spoiled start off Bevasiey's ff isaal year Heisman for Rodger top memory from '72 The Devaney years 1972 (9-2-1) UCU20.NU17 NU 33, Colorado 10 M- 4 I 1 i The hype surrounding Nebraska's back-to-back national championships gave Bob Devaney enough incentive to return for his 11th and final season as the Cornhuskers' football coach in 1972. "Actually, I probably stayed one year longer than I should have," Devaney wrote in his 1981 biography. He remained, though, because a lot of people wanted to see him become the first person to guide three straight championship teams. But that goal was an uphill battle from the opening game. UCLA stopped the Cornhuskers' non-losing streak at 32 games by beating the top-ranked team 20-17 in the LA Coliseum on a 30-yard field goal by Efren Herrera with 22 seconds remaining.

It was only the second time that a Devaney team had lost a season opener. Unfazed by its first loss since 1969, Nebraska proceeded to win its next seven games four of them by shutout to get back in the national title picture. But a 23-23 tie Iowa State ended those hopes. Two weeks later, Oklahoma ended NU's goal of winning a fourth straight Big Eight Conference title (on the field, anyway) by scoring 10 points in the fourth quarter to pull out a 17-14 victory. Nebraska, awarded the Orange Bowl bid because Oklahoma had to forfeit some games for using an ineligible player, bounced back from the setback to the Sooners by pounding Notre Dame 40-6 to send Devaney out in style.

Depite their 9-2-1 record, the 'Cornhuskers finished the season ranked No. 4 in the Associated Press polL Bob Devaney's final season as Nebraska football coach got off to a poor start, a 20-17 loss to UCLA that had him a little frustrated In the locker room after the game (left). The 1972 season ended with some major awards for Cornhuskers, including (above, from left) the Lombardi Award for Rich Glover and the Heisman Trophy for Johnny Rodgers. Glover also won the Outland Trophy, and he and Rodgers joined teammates Willie Harper, Monte Johnson, Bill Olds, Doug Dumier, Joe Blahak, Bill Janssen, Dave Mason and Jerry List as selections in the 1973 NFL draft Devaney coached 11 seasons (1962-1972) at Nebraska, turning around the program. In January, Devaney will step down from the NU athletic director's post he has held since 1967.

Devaney's 11-year record at Nebraska was He took nine Cornhusker teams to bowls and coached seven Big Eight champions. "I remember when I came here to talk about the job at a dinner at Chancellor (Cliff) Hardin's house, I spilled soup all over myself," Devaney re-. called. "I figured that really got regents and administration always did." Not bad for a Michigan native, and someone who would have never guessed that he'd wind up being a Cornhusker. "I've enjoyed and appreciated Nebraska and really feel like it's home," Devaney said.

when he landed his first collegiate head coaching position at Wyoming. "I might still be trying to hang, around. "But I knew that I'd done all I could coaching after winning back-to-back national championships. When I quit, I knew there wasn't much else I was going to do in coaching." NU 23, Iowa St. 23 NU 49, Minnesota 0 NU62, Missouri 0 NU 58.

Kansas 0 NU34. Oklahoma St. 0 NU 59, Kansas St. 7 Oklahoma 17, NU 14 Orange Bowl NU 40, Notre Oame 6 Big Eight 5-1-1, first plan. Final AP No No 9.

Nebraska's 1972 season was the final chapter in the Devaney era, but it might best be remembered as the year Johnny Rodgers won the Heisman Trophy and Rich Glover won the Outland and Lombardi awards. Rodgers scored an amazing 21 touchdowns and had 1,013 receiving yards. In the Orange Bowl, he played I-back and ran for three touchdowns, caught another touchdown pass and threw for yet another. Glover, who finished third in the Heisman balloting, led the Cornhuskers in tackling. Besides Rodgers and Glover, linebacker Willie Harper, defensive tackle Monte Johnson, running back Bill Olds, center Doug Dumier, defensive back Joe Blahak, offensive tackle Bill Janssen, defensive back Dave Mason and running back Jerry List were selected in the NFL draft.

It was the most players picked off one of Devaney's teams. "If I had gotten started in college coaching as early as Bear Bryant, or some of those other coaches, I might have stayed on longer than I did, hoping that I could break somebody's record for number of wins or whatever," said Devaney, who was 41 32 Ed Stewart 33 Tyrone Hughes 34 Trev Alberts 38 Vincent Hawkins 39 Brett Popplewef 40 Cory Sehlesinger 41 Phil Ellis 42 David Leader 43 AustinWertz 44 Calvin Jones 45 Zeke Cisco 46 Damon Schmadeke 47 MikeStkjge 48 Mike Anderson 49 Mark Gilman 51 Jim Scott 52 Aaron Pentand 52 Jason PesterfiekJ 54 Troy Branch 55 Terns Chorney 56 RobZatechka 57 BradMundt 58 Luther Hardin 59JoelGesky 62 KenMehlin 63 Aaron Graham 64 Chris Zyzda 66 Brenden Stai 67 Kevin Ramaekers OFFENSE IB 6-0' 205 So. SE 5-10 175 Sr. OLB 6-4 230 Jr. WB 5-11 210 Sr.

WB 60 205 Fr. FB 60 220 So. H.B 6-2 225 Fr. OLB 6-2 215 Sr. SS 5-11 200 Jr.

IB 5-11 210 So. SS 5-11 195 Jr. IB 5-8 190 Fr. 6-2 190 Sr. ILB 6-2 235 Jr.

TE 64 235 So. 6-2 265 Sr. IB 6-1 215 Fr. OLB 6-3 240 So. ILB 60 235 Jr.

6-1 275 Sr. OT 6-5 315 So. 6-4 270 Sr. DT 6-2 225 Fr. OT 6-2 285 So.

OG 60 265 Jr. OG 64 265 So. OG 6-2 290 Sr. OG 64 285 Jr. DT 64 285 Jr.

Nebraska travel roster Tide wondering what it takes 69 Dave Jensen OT 6-4 300 Sr. 72 ZachWiegert OT 6-5 310 So. 73 David Moonan MG 6-3 275 Jr. 74 MattHiknan DT 6-3 275 Sr. 74 Steve Ott OG 6-4 260 Fr.

75 Will Shields OG 6-1 305 Sr. 76 Joel Wilks OG 6-3 270 So. 77 Lance Lundberg OT 6-4 300 Jr. 78 T.J. Sansky OG 6-5 280 Sr.

80 Trumane Bed SE 6-3 210 Jr. 81 Duane Wiles SE 6-1 190 So. 82 EncScbepers WB 6-1 190 Jr. 83 Billy Wade DT 6-5 250 Jr. 84 Donta Jones OLB 6-2 210 So.

85 Matt Shaw TE 6-3 230 So. 86 Dwayne Harris OLB 6-2 215 So. 87 Tom Werner WB 5-10 170 Sr. 88 MikeVedral TE 6-3 230 Sr. 89 William Washington TE 6-2 260 Sr.

90 BruceMoore DT 64 240 Jr. 91 Lance Gray OLB 6-1 220 Jr. 92 JohnParrella DT 6-5 290 Sr. 93 Travis Hill OLB 6-2 240 Sr. 94 Bart Furrow DT 6-3 270 Jr.

95 Gerald Armstrong TE 6-2 215 Jr. 96 David White OLB 6-2 250 Sr. 97 Bill Humphrey NG 6-2 260 Jr. 98 Darren Williams ILB 6-1 255 Jr. 99 Terry Connealy MG 6-5 270 So.

No. Name Ht Wt Yr 1 MikeGranf OB 6-3 205 Sr. 2 Corey Dixon SE 5-6 155 Jr. 3 Toby Wright SS 6-0 195 Jr. 4 Troy Dumas FS 6-3 205 So.

5 Lorenzo Brinkley C8 6-0 195 Jr. 6 JohnReece CB 6-0 200 Jr. 7 AndreMcDuffy FB 6-0 200 Sr. 8 TyroneByrd FS 60 180 Sr. 9 Charles Green FS 6-3 185 So.

10 Joel Com well OB 6-0 185 Sr. 11 Jamie Weyers FS 6-1 195 Jr. 12 TomSieler 6-5 195 So. 13 Byron Bennett P-K 6-1 180 Jr. 14 Barron Miles CB 5-8 160 So.

15 Tornmie Frazier QB 6-1 190 Fr. 16TonyVeland OB 6-1 190 Fr. 18 Brook Berringer QB 64 200 Fr. 19 Kenny Wilhite CB 5-8 175 Sr. 22 David Seizys WB 5-9 185 Jr.

22 Marcus Anderson CB 5-8 170 Jr. 23 EmieBeler SS 5-11 200 Jr. 24 Jeff Makovfcka IB 5-10 190 So. 25 MikeHeins CB 5-10 185 Jr. 26 Lance Lewis FB 60 225 Sr.

27 Abdul Muhammad WB 5-9 155 So. 28DaveFiala FB 6-1 220 Jr. 29 KareemMoss CB 5-10 180 So. 31 Steve Carmer SS 6-2 210 Sr. Probable starters By Rick Warner Associated Press After Ty Cobb won the American League batting title in 1913, Shoeless Joe Jackson lamented: "What a hell of a league this is.

I hit .408, .395 and .373 the last three years, and I ain't wonnothin'yet." Alabama football coach Gene Stall-ings must feel the same way heading into Saturday's inaugural Southeastern Conference championship game in Birmingham, Ala. Although the Crimson Tide has won 21 straight, including an 8-0 SEC record this season, Stallings' team won't even win the league title unless it beats No. 12 Florida in Division I-A's first playoff game of any type. A victory would send the second-ranked Tide to the Sugar Bowl for a national championship showdown against No. 1 Miami A loss would put Alabama in the far-less-glamorous Citrus Bowl against No.

15 Ohio State. The SEC created the playoff after NCAA leaders (Through Saturday' garnet) Team RUSHING OFFENSE things off to a good start. But at that time, or right around that time, I talked to Clarence Swanson, who was head of the regents. Swanson said: 'Bob, if you come here and win, you'll never be sorry. These people want to win that much.

Youll get all the support you need here; you know, whatever you need, we'll try to And the AP college picks expansion forced the league to split into two. six-team divisions. Alabama won the West, and Florida won the East. As their records indicate, Alabama is the better team. Led by a smothering defense that leads the nation in every major category, the Tide has rolled over its first 11 opponents by an average margin of 20 points.

Florida, meanwhile, is coming off a 45-24 loss to third-ranked Florida State. The Gators also were beaten handily by Tennessee and Mississippi State early in the season before going on a seven-game winning streak. Florida has a potent offense that features quarterback Shane Matthews and running back Errict Rhett Matthews has set 45 school records and 13 SEC marks, and Rhett is the third-leading rusher in Florida history- RUSHING DEFENSE Car 365 384 413 369 339 400 447 406 399 466 YdsPerGm 630 57.3 716 65.1 895 81.4 9S5 89.5 1007 91.5 1103 100.3 1107 100.6 1118 101.8 Alabama Arizona Mississippi Michigan Syracuse Florida St. Memphis St. Miami (Fla.) Notre Oame 1222 111.1 1248 113.5 Toledo PASS EFFICIENCY DEFENSE Art Co Yds TDl Pit Alabama Western Mich.

Colorado Stanford Miami (Fla.) Auburn Mississippi Southern Miss. Toledo 281 134 1383 4 79.49 283 121 1522 5 257 105 1461 8 354 161 1869 10 358 173 1861 10 270 117 1565 10 362 169 2014 10 297 143 1652 9 325 148 1880 7 83.16 84 87 88.98 91.15 92.39 93.14 93.21 93.24 TOTAL DEFENSE Plays Yds YdsPQ 646 2013 183.0 Alabama Arizona Memphis St. Louisiana Tech Auburn Mississippi Arizona St Miami (Fla.) Colorado 747 766 698 699 2783 253.0 2788 253.5 2822 256.5 2837 257.9 2909 264.5 2957 268 8 2979 270.8 3058 278.0 3369 280.8 775 734 764 731 821 SCORING DEFENSE Stanford 11 Pte Avg Alabama Arizona Miami (Fla.) Ohio St Michigan Georgia Washington Toledo Texas ASM Nebraska 88 98 127 137 140 141 148 153 168 148 89 11.5 125 12.7 128 13.5 139 140 14.8 12 10 TURNOVER MARGIN Gained FIT! Lest IT MqQ Nebraska Akron Miami (Fla.) Alabama Tennessee Southern Miss. Rice Wake Forest Stanford Arizona 13 16 29 4 7 11 f80 10 24 34 11 18 29 7 11 18 1.45 6 7 13 1.45 15 20 35 10 10 20 1.38 i 14 11 25 7 4 11 1.27 11 19 30 6 10 16 1.27 12 18 30 8 8 16 1.27 15 13 28 7 9 16 1.09 16 18 34 12 8 21 108 10 16 26 8 7 15 1.00 KANSAS STATE (5-5, 2-4) Player Ht Wt Gerald Benton 5-6 150 Barrett Brooks 6-5 275 Toby Lawrence 6-5 295 Quentin Neujahr 6-4 270 Eric Wolford 6-2 270 Mike Orr 6-7 280 Brian Rees 6-5 245 Jason Smargiasso 6-3 220 Eric Gallon 6-1 210 Andre Coleman 5-10 170 Mitch Running 6-0 180 Tate Wright 5-10 175 But they will be facing an Alabama defense that is giving up just eight points and 183 yards per game, including a miserly 57 on the ground. Mississippi State, which lost to Alabama 30-21, is the only team to score more than 11 points against the Tide.

Alabama has too much at stake and too much talent to lose to Florida, which handed the Tide its last defeat, 35-0 at Gainesville, early last season. The Tide is favored by lOVs points. 28-10. No. 11 Nebraska (-28) vs.

Kansas State at Tokyo: The Cornhuskers will win the Big Eight title and the Orange Bowl berth that goes with it Nebraska 42-10. Army (-4'i) vs. Navy at Philadelphia: The tradition is great, but the teams are not Army 28-24. Pittsburgh (16) at Hawaii: The Rainbow Warriors are heading to the Holiday Bowl Hawaii 38-24. 231 1441 6.2 131.0 Dukes.BC 238 1387 5.8 126.0 Cobb.Rice 279 1386 5.0 126.0 Sims.Hawal 206 1373 6.7 124.8 Brooks.NOame 167 1343 80 122.0 265 1 338 5.0 121.6 Morris.TxTech 242 1279 5.3 116.2 McCuUogh.Mia.O 227 1026 4.5 114.0 QUARTERBACKS Art Cmp Yds TO Pts 169 112 1465 15 154.2 242 146 2296 14 149.2 288 165 2635 17 144.8 179 94 1558 11 139.2 252 151 2109 12 138.8 258 151 2248 12 137.8 504 303 3818 32 137.6 232 130 1707 21 137.4 278 161 2209 18 136.7 331 174 2828 20 13S.8 Grbac.Mich Graves.Syr Hancock.BYU Emanuel.Rice Stewart.Cok) Zeier.Ga Goodman.Va Youngblod.CMich TOTAL OFFENSE YdsAvgYdPQ 3768 6 9 342.5 3472 5.9 315.6 Kfngler.Hou Kaleo.Md Hancock.BYU Ward.FlaSt Torretta.MiaFIa Matthews.

Fla Ddce.Ulah Vanpett.Pitt Biedsoe.WashSt 2586 8.0 287.3 3151 6.7 286.4 3036 6.9 276.0 2902 6.0 263.8 2374 6.2 263.7 2855 7.1 259.5 2717 5 8 247.0 2910 7.2 242.5 RECEIVERS CtYdeCtPQ 11 103 923 9 3 11 81 1114 7.3 11 79 1171 7.1 12 86 1351 7.1 11 78 1261 6.9 11 76 1060 6 9 11 75 1240 6 8 S.Smrth.Hou Reeves.Nevada Tumer.Pac LHitUxfech Westbrook.Cok) Badgett.Md Bailey.Mo 11 75 1210 6.8 PUNTERS No Avg 41 47.68 Bunn.UTEP Berger.Cokj Parvin.UNLV Snyder.KanSt Buflaloe.MempSt Elam.Hawai Sauerbrun.VWa Digirto.lnd Davts.TexA&M Sbgge.Neb 53 47.04 57 46.26 75 44 56 52 44.56 47 44.36 53 44.30 53 44.28 70 43 .81 50 43.68 SCORING TDXPFQPta PtPO 21 0 0 126 11.45 HearstGa NEBRASKA (8-2, 5-1) No. Player Ht Wt Yr. Pos. No. 33 Tyrone Hughes 5-10 175 Sr.

SEWR 5 77 Lance Lundberg 6-4 300 Jr. LT 73 62 KenMehlin 6-0 265 Jr. LQ 75 51 Jim Scott 6-2 265 Jr. 72 75 Will Shields 6-1 305 Sr. RG 65 72 ZachWiegert 6-5 310 So.

RT 77 89 William Washington 6-2 260 Sr. TE 81 15 Tornmie Frazier 6-0 190 Fr. QB 13 26 Lance Lewis 6-0 225 Sr. FBRB 1 44 Calvin Jones 5-11 210 So. IBWR 2 38 Vincent Hawkins 5-11 210 Sr.

WBWR 89 13 Byron Bennett 6-1 180 Jr. 18 DEFENSE 93 Travis Hill 6-2 240 Sr. LOLBDE 91 92 JohnParrella 6-5 290 Sr. LTDT 55 73 David Noonan 6-3 275 Jr. MGNT 92 90 BruceMoore 6-6 240 Jr.

RTDT 59 34 Trev Alberts 6-4 230 Jr. ROLBLB 44 48 Mike Anderson 6-2 235 Jr. SLBLB 36 32 Ed Stewart 6-0 205 So. WLBLB 34 19 Kenny Wilhite 5-8 195 Sr. LCBCB 6 31 Steve Carmer 6-2 210 Sr.

SS 8 8 TyroneByrd 6-0 180 Sr. FS 32 6 John Reece 6-0 200 Jr. RCBCB 4 47 MikeStigge 6-2 190 Sr. 9 Yr. Sr.

So. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr.

So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr.

Jr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Sr.

Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr.

Jr. Jr. Sr. 6-2 225 6-0 265 6-2 250 6-5 275 6-0 220 6-2 215 6-3 235 5-11 175 6-1 200 6-1 200 5-10 170 6-1 190 Thomas Randolph Sean Snyder in Japan). Tokyo Dome.

Kickoff: 10 p.m. Saturday (1 p.m. Radio: Lincoln w-un (1240 AM), Omaha Sunday Tokyo. KFAB (1110 AM). Car YdtPerGm Nebraska 559 3318 331.8 Hawaii 585 3216 292.4 Notre Dame 555 3090 280.9 Army 622 2760 276.0 Michigan 531 2909 264.5 Oemson 580 2828 257.1 Air Force 610 2665 242.3 Baylor 570 2641 240.1 Colorado St 571 2881 240.1 Virginia 513 2589 235.4 PASSING OFFENSE Art Cmp Yds YdsPQ Houston 619 368 4478 407.1 Maryland 514 304 3628 329 8 Miami (Fla.) 457 259 3476 316 0 Nevada 497 268 3328 302.5 Bngham Young 405 222 3575 297.9 Colorado 398 232 3271 297.4 Missouri 442 258 3223 293.0 Pittsburgh 424 240 3164 287.6 Fkmda 454 260 3153 286.8 EastCaro.

497 272 3085 280.5 TOTAL OFFENSE Play YdtVdsPQ Houston 842 5714 519 4 Fresno St 881 5791 482 5 Notre Dame 808 5174 470.3 Maryland 945 5131 466.4 Michigan 806 5120 465.4 Florida St 851 5080 461.8 Bngham Young 879 5517 459.7 Georgia 732 4954 450.3 Pittsburgh 641 4946 449.6 Nebraska 740 4400 440.0 NET PUNTING No Yds No YdeNet Pt Avg Ret Ret Avg Nebraska 50 43.7 18 77 42.1 Colorado 54 462 33 243 41.7 Arizona 80 41 8 25 83 40 8 Notre Oame 40 41.7 9 62 396 Auburn 67 42.4 35 214 39 2 Mississippi 3L 53 42.8 25 199 39 0 Texas MM 72 43.4 33 316 390 Syracuse 38 40.7 15 78 38.7 West Va. 53 44 3 28 305 38 5 Boston Cat 46 40.8 22 120 382 Ar Force 59 41 6 29 200 38.2 Kansas State travel roster 255 Fr. 270 Sr. 285 So. 285 So.

270 Jr. 275 So. 295 Sr. 295 Sr. 295 Sr.

280 Sr. 255 Sr. 260 Fr. 250 Fr. 245 So.

215 Fr. 175 Fr. 170 Fr. 180 Jr. 180 Fr.

250 Fr. 225 250 Jr. Fr. No. Name 1 Enc Gallon 2 Andre Coleman 3 Chuck Culver 4 Thomas Randolph 5 Gerald Benton 6 KittRawNngs 7 Kenny McEntyre 8 J.

Masters 9 Sean Snyder 10 Bnan Kavanagh 12 Matt Garber 13 Jason Smargiasso 15 Keith Galmdo 17 Bnan Parker 18 Tate Wright 21 Chuck Marlowe 22 J.J. Smith 23 Dedehck Kelly 24 Greg Patterson 24 Greg Patterson 26 OydeBouier 28 Steve Hanks 29 Me Ekeier 30 RodScNier 31 Jerry Ratway 32 Jaime Mendez 33 Jeff Simoneau 68 Brian O'Neal OG 6-3 69 Josh Kc OT 64 70 Jim Hmielewski OT 6-7 71 Adam Hansen OT 6-7 72 Ouentjn Neujahr 64 73 Barrett Brooks OT 6-5 74 Tony Williams DT 6-5 75 Toby Lawrence OQ 6-5 76 Eric Clayton OT 6-6 77 Mike Orr OT 6-7 78 SeanDabney DT 6-3 79 Ross Greenwood OT 64 80 Brian Lofka TE 60 81 Bnan Rees TE 6-5 82 Jason Johnson TE 64 83 Kevin Lockett WR 6-1 64 Tyson Schwieger WR 5-10 85 Lance Walker WR 60 89 Mitch Running WR 6-0 90 Richard Bush DT 64 91 John Butler DE 6-2 92 Tm Colston DE 6-2 93 Darrel Harbert NT 6-1 94 Dirk Ochs DT 6-5 95 Robert Pearson DE 6-3 97 Scott Marshal NT 5-10 98 Kely Greene NT 6-3 99 Andrew Tmmons DE 6-3 t. Poe Ht Wt Yr 34 Chris Patterson LB 6-3 235 Sr. RB 6-1 210 Sr. 35 Oliver Salmans FB 6-1 215 So.

WR 5-10 170 Jr. 36 Brent Venabtes LB 6-2 215 Sr. CB 5-10 175 So. 37 TomByers FS 6-1 200 Jr. CB 5-10 170 Jr.

39 Warren Claasssn PK 5-11 175 Jr. WR 64 150 Sr. 40 Bryant Brooks RB 6-1 215 Fr. CB 5-11 175 Jr. 41 FredWunderly FB 5-11 210 Sr.

CB 5-10 180 Sr. 42 Derrick McBride DE 6-2 210 So. SS 6-1 200 Sr. 43 KyleGarst LB 6-0 230 Sr. 6-1 190 Sr.

44 Brooks Barta LB 6-0 220 Sr. OB 64 205 Fr. 45 KirbyHocutt LB 5-10 210 So. OS 6-2 200 Sr. 46 Brad Se TE 6-2 235 Jr.

03 64 220 Jr. 47 Tyler Swedberg LB 6-2 225 So. LB 6-2 210 So. 49 Chris Sublette FS 64 185 So. WR 60 185 Jr.

53 Reggie Backwel DE 6-2 220 Sr. PK 5-10 175 Jr. 55 Ekwenski Griffith DT 6-0 265 Sr. WR 6-2 180 Fr. 56 JeffPlacek LB 6-2 220 So.

RB 6-0 195 So. 56 BlakeFrigon 60 210 Fr. RB 5-11 200 Fr. .57 Jeff Smith 6-1 260 Fr. SS 6-0 180 Sr.

58 Matt McEwen DE 603 205 Fr. SS 60 180 Sr. 59 JodyKan DT 6-5 275 Sr. CB 5-11 170 Fr. 60 SteveMoten DT 6-2 275 Sr.

CB 60 185 Fr. 62 David Squires OG 6-2 265 So. SS 5-11 190 So. 63 CtrwOrtmams OT 6-6 260 Fr. FB 6-0 215 So.

63 Nate NeufeW LB 6-1 215 So. WR 5-10 170 Jr. 65 EricWotford OG 6-2 270 Jr FS 6-1 200 Jr. 66 Bobby Labotals DE 6-5 225 Fr. NT 20 280 Sr.

67 MattHemphi LS 6-1 250 So. SCORING OFFENSE 12 10 1055 0 116 0 92 23 101 0 102 Individual RUSHERS Car Yds Avg YdsPQ 265 1630 6 2 163 0 228 1547 6.8 140.6 Pte 486 389 419 409 393 388 378 358 356 352 Avg 405 389 381 372 35.7 353 344 325 324 32.0 Fresno Nebrasi Florid St. Notre Dame Michigan Perm St. Houston Htwai MamifFlaJ Georgia Anderson.PennSt Fauk.SDSt AKson.MempSt Hl.TexMM Jones.Neb Wheatiey.Mich Cobb.Rice Thomas.MfcnSt Proctor.Ali 19 15 0 17 14 14 15 15 0 920 918 850 840 840 8.36 818 8.18 250 So. 250 Fr.

230 Fr. 260 So. 275 So. 240 Fr. Faufk.SDSt HearstGa.