The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 43

Tim SUNDAY OKLAHOMAN Snction October 25, 1970 Huskers Have Too Much of Everything By Volnov Mecce Stnff Writer LINCOLN "Lone; day long day." Oklahoma State coach Floyd Cass kept re-peatinc In the dressing room ator the Cowboys' 65-31 loss to Nebraska. He added, "I'll say this: If Nebraska 'is the 70. 4 team In the nation, I'd hate to have to play those other three. They've got a FINK football learn. That's the best football team we've faced this year, I'll assure you.

They've got great balance, good offense and good defense." Gass went on, "I don't know what happens to us against good football teams. We seem to give 'cm easy touchdowns. It sure makes it hard on you." When a reporter pointed out 31 points is enough to win most games, Gass snld. "Well, wo really hoped to establish some semblance of a running game. I3ut we got so Jar behind we had to forget that and play catch-up." Asked if he was proud of the Pokes for coming out swinging in the second half although behind.

41-7, Floyd declared, "1 was very proud of them. I just told 'em the second half was a different ball game they had to go out and play for the pride of the team and the pride of the individual." Gass confirmed that on the Tony Pounds pass that was deflected and Intercepted for the touchdown tha? put Nebraska ahead, M-7. receiver Bobby Cole had been wide open down the middle. Gas? agreed that had to be the turning point in the contest. Class said during the week off the Cowboys had before the game, "We changed some of our pass patterns.

That helped us some. Hut Nebraska had some things we hadn't seen, that delay pass across the middle that was eating us up, we hadn't seen that before." Of the receivers on that delay pass, Gass said, "they've got two fine receivers in Jeff Kinney and Johnny Jlodgers. They make your passing game go." Dick Graham said of his 9f-yard kickoff return. "I think one guy kinda caught my lee and knocked me to the outside. There wasn't anybody there." fin his Sl-yard scoring reception from Pounds on the last, play of the game.

Graham said. "I hit somebody, but 1 had to slay on my feet. Pounds threw the ball real good. That's the way he's supposed to throw it up in the air like that so it will get over the defensive guys." Was the one-sidedness of the contest a shock? "Yes, it really was. They're a good team, but they aren't THAT much better than we are.

Wo just had a lot of breaks go aeainst us." Hermann Ebon, asked the same question, replied, "it was more than a shock. It was mote or less like a fairy tale." Nebraska roach Rob Devaney. a little em-harrassed by tln lop-sided score, said. "Just say anybody who loves offensive football should have been ecstatic today." Fullback Dan Srhneiss commented, "Fantastic. 1 sure didn't think we'd score like that.

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After 90 days, we replace the battery, if d-'fective. and charge you only for the period of ownership, based on the regular price less trade-in at the time of the return, prorated over the number of months of guarantee. Nebraska1! Dave Wallino showi the best way to stop O-Stato's passing. Nebraska Buries Cowpokes, 65-31 CONTINUED FROM PASS ONB with 6:21 gone. at midfleld.

The Cornluis-' Graham then I kers scored in plays Rogers' klckoff on the two. with Orduna hurdling right He ran up to the 15, faked tackle from the two to a handoff to John Ballard, make it 31-7. kept the ball and broke Rodgers' 66-vard scamp-free at the 30. Uwe Pruss er on the punt upped the pla-cekicked O-State ahead, count to 38-7 and thpn Rog-7-fi, with 8:26 left In the ers made it 41-7 with a 41-flrst round vard ficl(1 Roal on lne fina, Then the dam busted. play of the opening half.

an 80-yard offensive from the second half kickoff. faf jet Iff Pounds hit Eben for eight J1UIUIIW and 24 and a 20-yard interference call carried to the Oklahoma State- 22. Pounds hit Eben from fir.r uhino the 10 Jor the touchdown 'J JJ hut the first of four o-state pndT" Ii5 trics for two extra points ruyr PMma A Yds. just as the sue- "WsVbiviMo-M ceeding three did. Graham 7 i Nebraska a back paarltwtf i with Rogers' 38-yard field oai for a 44-13 "edge and fiijjr puntino made it 51-13 with a 43- 7 yard movement on which Tag go completed three "'ft' Ydt.

passes and Jeff Kinney gWv j) scored from the two 11 sermti.i seconds before the third 7.7.7:.7.7:.7:::;:;::::;::,J period ended. Browruwi 7 ftSy.W O-State got back into the "coring act with an 80-yard wtw foray capped by Pounds' ejwj isti lji 35-yard heave to Eben. WmSW Nebraska stomped back MM eY4l 73 yards and scored on In. jj Tagged 26-yard toss to split end Woody Cox. 'J That made it It ap- vaX 7 1 iwarrd O-Stntc was going thtwiu fUNT a i to take its turn to score as "Cvj Pounds hit Rohby O.lo for Wed to pa from his 47.

Rr for 23 to the Husk'T 21. The ball was deflected by But Pounds, under pres- defensive end Willie Har- sure, overthrew his per and Intercepted by end ty-valve receiver and cor- John Adkins, who rumbled nerback John Decker in- 37 yards to score. Brown- tercepted and careened 73 ion passed to Orduna for yards to score. Pounds two bonu point! and a 14-7 missing a tackle at the lead with 10:04 gone. Cowboy 35.

Next the Husker moved That made It S5-lfi and yards to arrange Rojj- Nebraska was through i' 42 yard field goal that icoring, finally, for the made It 17-7. day. State still had a oou- Oklahoma Stat ran Its pie of consolation scores Customary three plays. comir.c. however, punted and Nebraska Purd fmple-d tmt lurged 57 yards tn two passes on a fti-yard move, plays To mako it 24-7 vih pnyof: nming to Brrwr.son hiring Hdgrrs ham from th 13.

for 17 and then Guy Inglrs After slopping Nebraska for 40 and the score. on the 22. 5raie Two playt later draam gT in i's last gasp lick as tried to snare a high pass rounds Irvftrd th hail as from Pounds. Juggd th far as he could doum -the butt tmric over his hd left id and Graham ran Hutkr comerhack under It and all th Jim Andenor. Intercepted n-ay.

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