Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 78

4 Lincoln, Sunday Journal Star, Sept. 10, 1972 Huskers By Errors ft si i '1- it S-: i iilw Iv '-v 0 1 III III fi -Ml I i i mi ni ZzT' 'i 1 I 4 4 -t 4 iji UmiiHwi iftiiifiiiifn' litmntmtl -J AU-American Johnny Rodgers snared this long pass from Dave Humm during first quarter action at the Los Angeles Coliseum Saturday night. Trying for the tackle is UCLA's Jimmy Allen (20). At right i is UCLA's Steve Hookano (56). Nebraska's first touchdown of the 1972 season came in the second quarter Saturday night when Johnny Rodgers (20) crossed the goal line after an 11-yard run.

Defensive efforts of UCLA's James Bright (38) didn't keep the Husker star from paydirt. At right is UCLA'c Herschel Ramsey (53). Photos By Bob Gorliam Web Ray Vf A MP ffnMiaftmWlWWif! l.ffltlMKlt The Nation's winningest football coach, Bob Devaney, is pictured along the Nebraska bench during Saturday night's game which brought to an end the Husker's unbeaten string. At left is corner back Randy Borg (19). Si.

A happy Jerry List (85) throws his arms in the air as he scores the touchdown which made it 17-17 with 14 minutes left in the Saturday night contest. Unfortunately for Big Red fans it was the Huskers' final score of the game. UCLA's Allen Ellis (29) gave chase. 1 III ,1 I i i 'fill I If AW---'" Iff iil I If I I if 4 1 "llfitTIII jt. ii Maury Damkroger (46) finds himself air-borne as he seeks yardage during the Huskers 20-17 losOo UCLA Saturday night.

Closing in on the Husker fullback are Herschel Ramsey (53, right) and Greg Williams (25, left). UCLA's Mike Fryer (22) brings down Nebraska flanker Glen Carson (39) from behind during second quarter action in the Bruins upset win over the Huskers..