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i MEN'S AND WOMEN'S pass to Bobby Grayson at the Huskers' three-yard line and Rhymes capped the drive with a one-yard plunge with 56 seconds left in the game. Nebraska took the early lead with 8:43 in the first period. After an Oklahoma punt put the Huskers in the hole at their one-yard line, fleet I-back Jarvis Redwine got them out of it. After a flurry of penalties that kept the Huskers against the goal line, Redwine got loce around right end for an 89-yard touchdown run. Nebraska stopped Oklahoma on their second possession and marched to the Sooners' 30 where Kevin Soibel kicked 47-yard field goal to gain a 10-0 Nebraska lead with 4:45 left in the opening period.

But Watts brought the Sooners back, leading tbem to a pair of second-quarter touchdowns in the final eight minutes. Watts rushed for 30 of his team's 68 yards on its first scoring drive including the final three yards to pull Oklahoma within 10-7 with 4:17 left in the half. Less than two minutes later Watts pitched to Rhymes for a 31-yard gain to the Nebraska three-yard line and Chet Winter finished the job for another touchdown. Colon, Forott and Tan Size, XL. Use Our Christmas Lay-away Plan 8860021 Charges Welcome OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK i I A KtYalMSi Michigan fullback Stan Edwards Is stopped by Marcus Marek.

Michigan tops OSU in 1TM oVfT aW aV i a AP wlrephoto open tarter ana inrowmg ww me hands of roverback Todd Bell. The Wolverines had one more chance to pull ahead at the half when they marched from their own 28 to the Buckeye 25. But Haji-Shelkh's 42-yard field-goal attempt with a trailing wind was wide right and the half ended in a 3-3 deadlock. A mistake by Ohio State in the second half led to the Wangler-to-Carter game winning pass. Schlichter hit Gary Williams with a pass but the OSU receiver fumbled and Tony Jackson recovered for the Wolverines.

Keeping the ball mainly on the ground the Wolverines move to the OSU 13 where Wangler checked off and hit Carter on a post pattern. "I Just read the coverage and checked off at the line," Wangler said in the locker room afterward. "It was just a quick slant to the post," Carter said. "I faked It to the outside and cut It in. 1 had to jump a little for it, but it was a good pass." Michigan used a ground-oriented attack to keep the game in control.

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Nebraska coach Tom Osborne denies it, Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer denies it, but you couldn't convince 76,321 fans that Oklahoma doesn't have a jinx over the University of Nebraska football team. Billy Sims is gone but that old magic is still there as the No.9 Sooners bumped No.4 Nebraska out of the Orange Bow! with a 21-17 victory Saturday afternoon. Oklahoma, which still must defeat Oklahoma State next Saturday to rightfully earn the Orange Bowl trip, had to raJly twice behind quarterback JC. Watts, the last time on an 80yard drive with 3:16 left in the game. Nebraska had Just scored on a keeper by quarterback Jeff Qulnn to take a 17-14 lead.

A 15-yard penalty on the Huskers for a late hit gave the Sooners a break early in the drive and another break came when Stanley Wilson fumbled on second down but it was recovered by a teammate for a six-yard gain. Then came the fireworks. A Watts-to-Buster Rhymes pitchout good for 43 yards to the Nebraska 14-yard line set the Sooners up for the winning touchdown. Watts set up the score with a 13-yard lOM ALIGNMENT UaV tin r. factor.

a nrt The Al-SeaSOfl Save On rn RpdalYouVeSeenon hiatwork TV (Continued from I) -the game at 3-3. I Prior to that the Wolverine kicking 'specialist missed a 38-yard field goal 'with 2:44 showing on the clock in the first quarter. The missed kick ended a 15-play, 59-yard drive that ate up almost eight minutes on the clock. Meanwhile, Michigan's defense held Schlichter and the OSU offense to just seven plays and 34 yards. Ohio State got the first break of the afternoon in the second quarter when linebacker Marcus Marek tipped Wangler's pass and then pulled it down to give the Buckeyes a first down at the OSU 42.

Three plays later the Buckeyes were sitting at the Michigan 16 thanks to a screen pass that developed late. Schlichter dropped back and just barely got a pass off to Calvin Murray. Murray sputtered then headed up field behind a wall of blockers to complete the 35-yard play. Michigan's defense tightened, forcing Janakievski to kick a 33-yard field goal for a 3-0 lead with 12:11 remaining in the half. Michigan's next possession ended when Wangler threw his second Interception of the half, missing a wide- Driver's body is recovered GLENBROOK, Nev.

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