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The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 36

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The Lincoln Stari
Location:
Lincoln, Nebraska
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36
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4D Octolier 24, IITI, mo I Siidiy mtm I I tar Trying Although it one of the prettiest plays of the game, it certainly was one of the wildest as the Huskers gained 36 yards and set up a touchdown with this scrambling early in the second quarter. The play begins normally enough with Monte Anthony (49) carrying the ball (1) and Dan Schmidt (51) and Steve Hoins (78) blocking Tim Helm (38) and Tom Hodge (57), respectively. Anthony cuts inside (2) but Mike Newman (7) angles in and grabs the Husker I-back (3) as Charles Banta (27) and Dale Smith (93) also close in. Strange things begin when Anthony loses the ball and teammate Dave Shamhlin (81) hurdles after it (4) to Catch Shamblin tumbles and get close enough to get a hand on the bounding pigskin (5). Dodie Donnell (45) is next and appears to have a good shot at it (6) but the baU is slipping through his hands as Rob Fitzgerald (41) moves in (7).

jolt keeps the ball free (8) and it continues its journey with Fitzgerald, Ken Spaeth (86) and Chuck Malito (89) joining in the scramble (9) a Fumble Spaeth smothers Fitzgerald and reaches for the ball (10). He manages to get a hand on it but gain control (11). Next turn. His dive looks to be off target (12) but when the pile forms, the ficial is signaling Nebraska possession. At the bottom is Malito, with the football.

The play ends at the Missouri four-yard line. Two plays later Anthony scored a Nebraska touchdown. Fitzgerald Scolds Tiger Fans IOm Nb (72) let Pete (U) get away aa Dao Brack (M) approacbei to apply finishing touches. By Chiick Sinclair Don't expect Missouri defensive back Rob Fitzgerald to hustle back to Columbia and harm No Place Like on bis wall, despite an onslaught of oranges and boos from 85th consecutive sellout crowd Coming off Missouri's 34-24 upset of third-ranked Nebraska Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium, Fitz maintains take 10 road pmes if he could get them. fans are so Fitzgerald declared.

the students When down, like we have been at times this year, hell with Onofrio' but if up, for DisUkes Minon FtM just like playing for Missouri he added, "Coming in here is much different. I know aU the red, getting peltod with oranges or the booing and cussing, but in front a crowd like this really gets me Fitzgerald didn't need the crowd to (M-epare himself mentally for this game he had a score to settte. In last to Nebraska at Missouri. Bobby Thomas burned him forim to- portant Uiird quarter pass. It was the first time Fitzgerald had ever been fur a touchdown.

win and my interception helped settle that Fitzgerald said, refening to a Vince Ferragamo pass he picked off during first possession on the Missouri 30- yard line. of receivCTS are great. That makes it a great personal victory, too. Love, Hate Feelings just love playing against he added. like Nebraska, yet I hate them.

I hate them because always going to the bowl games while we stay home. The one thing Nebraska has that you take away is class. And ttoir crowd. must have the most fans in Fitz said. boo their own team like the fans in Missouri and ttoy know to shut up.

You hear the cheers wboi go their way, but when we score, could almost hear a pin Fitzgerald is hoping the Missouri roller coaster can remain high now. I can hope is that we stay up from here on Fitzgerald said, admittedly puzzled with Missouri's ups and downs. should Every team we play the rest of the way has been in either the top 10 or 20 at some time during the Cowboyf Next Next week Oklahoma State, upset CNUahoma Saturday, ni the road. Steve Pisarkiewicz, heralded quarterback who engineered the win over Nebraska in a resme role two years ago, viewed the actkm from a much diffarent perspective than Staff Photos By Bob Gorham Web Ray Harald DreimanU Randy Hampton Frank Varga Van Sickle Dave Kennedy Pisarkiewicz watched as reserve Pete Woods, the junior who guided the Tigers to an upset of Ohio at Columbus earlier this season, did the same against Nebraska Zark showed no feeling of remorse as Woods tightened his hold on the No. 1 job with his performance Satunlay.

just want to Zark said with a big grin. it takes, we're willing to put it out just happy as hell to win and I get along great dunng the he added. help each othw out as much as we can. juM great. Wants Job Back you know I want to be back in real tw if in there, and he does it, fto.

it takes antoier l(m to get me back at starting quarterback, 1 want that. I just hope I get healed up and come badt and it The (Hie thing Missmm is earning is respect, espedaliy on the road 1 said FitzgerakI chimed in. you play on the road, just smneUung spedal about wiiuung when you're being booed or hit by oranges. I think beeaiHe when the ftnaily over and done, you can say you showed the crowd with your.

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