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a 1 I a. 1 jv c- i 4D May 4, 1980 Lincoln, Sunday Journal and Star Nelson theatrics frustrate Whites' offensive efforts Scoring Story t-m i if tiin.fl nmnTrrMft i Tf MiM iiirn i i Jt Mi Time left How scored Reds-Whites hi Si" FIRST QUARTER 74) Johnson 2 run Drive: 87 yards In 11 plavs. Highlighted by Quinn 19 run. Quinn 31 pass to Brown. Conversion: Seibel kick.

14-0 Davies 4 pass from Quinn Drive 62 yards in 8 plays. Highlighted by Quinn 1 1 pass to Steels, Redwine 19 run. Conversion: Seibel kick. SECOND QUARTER 21-0 Mauer 7 run Drive: 75 yards In 12 plays. Highlighted by Seibel 21 run from punt formation, Quinn 13 pass to Steels.

Conversion: Seibel kick. 21-7 Craig 4 run Drive: 44 yards In 10 plays. Highlighted by Lingenfelter 9 run on guard trap, aided by 15 penalty. Conversion: Seibel kick. 28-7 Mauer 37 run Drive: 70 yards In 5 plays.

Aided by 11 Pass Interference penalty. Conversion: Schoening kick. 28-13 Holman 2 run Drive: 81 yards In 10 plays. Highlighted by Mason runs of 14, 25, 12 yards. Conversion: kick failed.

"It's a nice thought," he said. "You're always looking to move up. I suppose I have as good a chance as anybody. But I'm more concerned about playing as a team. When you do that, the honors take care of themselves." It's no secret at Nebraska.

The pros already like what they see in Derrie Nelson. "I'm confident, but I'm not overconfident," Nelson said. "I know I have a lot of work to do this summer and I'm going to is set on being a leader in a defensive line that graduated every starter but him. "I know we're young," he said, "but we're fast. People aren't going to mess too much with Jimmy and Toby Williams because they'll run 'em down.

"They haven't started," Nelson said, "but they'll grow up in a hurry when they feel that first rush of 76,000. They'll come through." If they do, Nelson's opportunity to practice his imaginary uppercut will increase. "I can't reveal what I call it when I do it," he said. "But you can say I don't do it unless I really dog someone. It started with Billy Sims his junior year.

I'd like to do it more often." 7:13 1:55 ,.9:56 6:06 4:21 :18 12:30 2:57 3:32 038 619 THIRD QUARTER 3M3 Seibel 47 field goal Drive: 57 yards in 5 plays. 15-vard holding penalty thwarted drive. 38-13 Quinn 4 run jl Drive: 65 yards In 9 plays. Highlighted by Quinn 16 pass to Brown and Quinn runs of 20 and 12 yards. Conversion: Nell kick.

FOURTH QUARTER 38-19 Holman 1 run Drive: 29 yards In 8 plavs. Set up by Felici block of Seibel punt, recovered by Engeritson. Highlighted by Mason 12 pass to Hill. Conversion: pass failed. Reds 1 '0 Whites 0 13 0 Attendance 20,000 By Randy York Staff Sports Writer Derrie Nelson throws a little theatrics into his celebration of a particularly good play.

Nebraska's defensive end goes into a slow motion, right-arm uppercut. Saturday, Nelson's imaginary uppercut looked as familiar as Johnny Carson's imaginary golf swing at the top of his show. The All-Big Eight senior-to-be from Fairmont had reason to celebrate almost every time he was on the field. He stood out like an oasis in the Sandhills, finishing with 12 tackles. Nine were solo and five resulted in losses totaling 32 yards.

"I had fun today," Nelson said. "This was more like a game. There were more people. There was more pressure." Nelson's most ferocious hit, however, came on a crackback block of quarterback Bruce Mathison after he threw an interception. "He knocked me completely out," Mathison said.

"All I remember is chasing Rodney Lewis and having a perfect angle on him. Derrie came out of nowhere. I don't know how you can get hit any harder. He's out of his mind. "That's good, though," Mathison added.

"We need more players like him." Nelson's organized mayhem obviously delights his coaches. "He really doesn't like offensive people," defensive coordinator Lance Van Zandt said. "I really like his attitude of the game." "If Derrie can nail J.C. Watts on a play like he nailed Mathison," defensive end coach George Darlington said, "1 don't think anybody in Nebraska will be crying." Darlington was just as impressed with Nelson's ability to foreclose on runners who came his way. "A reverse, against Derrie," Darlington said, "is a wasted play.

That's something you want to run against a younger player." "Everyone of those quarterbacks tried bootlegs on me," Nelson said. "Mauer, Mason and Mathison all tried, but I was ready. I was reading and I was ready to hit." Nelson has been in that mood since he first walked on at Nebraska. "That's what I came here STAFF PHOTO BY HUMBERTO RAMIREZ Reds cornerback Ric Lindquist breaks up a pass to split end John Noonan (95) as Dave Liegl (28) arrives to help. Individual Statistics Derrie Nelson for," he said.

"That's my philosophy. When you button it up, you can't have any friends, even when you're going against your own teammates." Jimmy Williams, the sophomore starter at Nebraska's other defensive end, said Nelson's mental toughness accentuates his physical tenacity. "You can see he's ready just by looking in his eyes," Williams said. "You look at the films. He pretty much destroys the tight end or tackle on the first play.

He sets the mood." Nelson, 6-2, 225 and :04.6 in the 40, also shows leadership. "He's really taken over this spring," Darlington said. "He's been a tremendous example to the younger players." "I have to," Nelson said. "I expect a lot out of them and they expect a lot out of me. I don't go out to hurt anybody, but I go out to play hard.

We've had our little wars out on the field this spring, but we leave it there. "That's why I love football at Nebraska. The offense smacks us and we smack them. There aren't any patsies around here. If you're not aggressive, you won't stick around." Nelson may have Ail-American individual goals next season, but they're secondary to his love for the team.

Doane defends NIAC net title FREMONT Doane defended its title in the NIAC Conference tournament here Saturday, scoring 109 points, followed by Midland with 74, Nebraska Welsyean 54, Concordia 24 and Hastings 14. Mark who won the No. 2 singles, and Randy Anderson, who won the No. 3 singles, teamed for the No. 2 doubles title.

SAWLE McCrody 1 18 AT TT 1 1 Yds. 1 Yds. 30 29 Punt Returns No. Liegl 1 Kickoff Returns No. Liegl 1 Fronklin 1 Pass Interceptions No.

Lewis 1 to 4 12 Yds. per pair of Defense Linemen UT Holmes 0 Miles 2 Felici 3 Keeler 0 Merrell 8 White 1 Sculley 1 Lindstrom 3 Stromath 1 Van Lent 3 Sprotte 1 Evans 2 Boll 1 Steinkuhler 1 Brandl 1 Backs Damkroger 5 Heath 0 Santin 3 Searcev 3 Holbrook 1 Larsen 2 Bell 1 Fischer 1 lodence 6 Lvday 1 Mann 9 Mortensen 1 Ridder 1 Felici 1 whitewalls The Fuel 4 9 1 1 Fighter The famous Firestone 721 is called The Fuel Fighter because its radial construction gives you 8 to 10 better gas mileage than our non-radial tires at steadv highway speeds 1 10 1 2 0 1 0 1 During this 721 sale, you can save on the tires, too! A great way to beat the high cost of driving. Defense Linemen UT AT TT J.Williams 1 2 3 Praeuner 2 4 6 T.Williams 1 0 1 Deer 1 1 2 Hineline 1 0 1 Wees 2 1 3 Beaudin 1 1 2 Tranmer 1 0 1 Waechter 3 4 7 Gdowski 0 3 3 Lonowski 8 1 9 Nelson 9 3 12 Brown 2 0 2 Holmes 0 1 1 Davies 1 0 1 Backs Boker 3 3 6 Barnes 4 1 5 Hansman 0 1 1 McWhirter 3 1 4 Corbeil 0 3 3 Von Norman 1 2 3 Jeffries 1 5 6 Lindquist 1 1 2 Lewis 1 0 1 Liegl 2 1 3 Bauer 2 0 2 Murphy 2 1 3 Gary 3 2 5 Kreici 3 1 4 Haase 1 2 3 Daniels 4 2 6 Chandler 2 1 3 Walton 3 1 4 Seibel 1 1 2 Neil 1 0 1 Faeh 0 1 1 Whites Offense Rushing Se Also fits 'st nd I F.E.T. tire tire per tire P16580R13 AR78-13 S66 $33.00 $1.89 P17580R13 BR78-13 71 35.50 1.95 P18580R13 CR78-13 71 35.50 1.97 P20570R13 CR70-13 87 43.50 2.21 P17575R14 BR78-14 73 36.50 1.97 P18575R14 CR78-14 74 37.00 2.19 P19575R14 DR.ER78-14 80 40.00 2.33 P20575R14 FR78-14 83 41.50 2.48 P21575R14 GR78-14 87 43.50 2.58 P22575R14 HR78-14 92 46.00 2.81 P16580R15 165R15 74 37.00 1.91 P20575R15 FR78-15 85 42.50 2.57 P21575R15 GR78-15 89 44.50 2.75 P22575R15 HR.JR78-15 94 47iOO 2.93 P23575R15 LR78-15 103 51 .50 3.11 Reds Offense Rushing No. Yds.

Ave. Quinn 8 62 7.8 Redwine 9 73 8.1 Potterson 3 22 7.1 Mauer 5 52 10.4 Smith 2 6 3.0 Johnson 12 46 3.8 Steels 3 12 4.0 Franklin 5 2 0.4 Wilkening 2 9 4.5 Brungardt 2 11 5.5 Huebert 2 9 4.5 Faeh 1 6 6.0 Frazier 1 2 2.0 Seibel 1 21 21.0 Punting No. Yds. Ave. Seibel 1 32 32.0 Team 1 0 0.0 Passing No.

Co. Yds PI Quinn 9 7 105 0 Mauer 2 0 0 0 Frazier 4 0 0 0 Pass Receiving No. Yds. Finn 1 12 T. Brown 2 47 Davies 1 4 Steels 2 24 QB Stockstill gets No.

1 spot TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (AP) Rick Stockstill, who is expected to be the starting quarterback for Florida State next season, guided his Gold team to a 30-10 victory Saturday over the Garnet in the Seminoles' spring game. Nebraska hosts Honda State on Oct. 4 at Memorial Stadium.

"Rick Stockstill is the number one quarterback and now it's the job of our coaching staff to figure out who his backup will be," said FSL' Coach Bobby Bowden. Stockstill, a junior from Beach, took his team 80 yards in 11 plays on the Gold's first possession. Homes Johnson got the touchdown on a 2-yard plunge. The Gold, which led 14-3 at the half, put the game out of reach in the third quarter on a 1-yard run by Blair Williams and a 36-yard field goal by Bill Capece. The teams traded touchdowns in the fourth quarter.

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