The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 48

4 Oct. 17, 1971 Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star Jerry Tagge (14) can take his time late in the second quarter on the Kansas 37-yard line before pitching out to Johnny Rodgers (20). Rodgers gets the ball near the goal with Kansas defensive back Lee Hawkins (41) moving in fast. Hawkins latches on to Rodgers and gets a free ride over the goal line as Rodgers scores the first of his two touchdowns. Fambrough: When it it Pours By MARK GORDON When it rains, it pours.

how Kansas football coach Don Fambrough described the 55-0 blasting the absorbed from Nebraska Saturday at Memorial Stadium. just one of those Fambrough said. terrible when you run, throw, make mistakes and everything goes wrong right from the matter what you do, football is still a game of blocking and Fambrough added. if you do those two things, you deserve to win. Admitting that the inability to block indicated that KU ready to competitively battle the Cornhuskers, brough blamed himself for the lopsided totals.

But he also countered that it would be difficult to prepare a team differently. ready to play today and my fault played better football this year, but I just have them ready to play Fambrough said. While most mistakes against the top collegiate football squad are deadly, Fambrough said the Jayhawks made every error the The crew lost five fumbles and had three passes stolen by the Husker Black Shirts which prompted Fambrough to add: sure helped their Fambrough said the top rusher, sophomore Delvin Jeff Kinney (35) slips by Mark (leraghty (27), Lee Hawkins (41) and the rest of the Kansas line to go untouched for 66 yards and the fifth Nebraska touchdown. Williams, hurt his right ankle on the first play and added that he planned to play center Mike McCoy, who hurt his neck in last 39-13 triumph over Kansas State. Although he termed this Husker team the best seen, Fambrough was quick to point out that middle guard Rich Glover and slot- back Johnny Rodgers were the two Huskers that damaged the KU cause the most.

Glover was in our backfield most of the day and Rodgers still makes the big play you cover him on passes or running plays he's just Fambrough said. (NU) have any weaknesses and why almost impossible to prepare a team to face Fambrough added. When KU employed a passing attack in hopes of digging into the NU margin, Fambrough said that decision could be criticized or defended. dumb to even try it (pass to try to even the score) but if you they say you he added. best thing to do is not to get into that posiion since looking right down your But KU did set a record the Jayhawks attracted a record 68,331 to Memorial Stadium which caused Fambrough to remark rather have some other type of Blackshirts Score Again INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Nebraska Rushing No.

Yds. Ave. Kinney 15 KM 6.9 Olds 1075 7.5 Dixon 16 KM 6.5 Tagge 6 -20 Damkroger 2 18 9.0 Rodgers 47 15.7 Brownson 2 3 1.5 Goeller 633 5.6 Carstens 1 11 ll.O Butts 5 18 3.6 List 1 18 18.0 Passing No. Com. Int.

Yds. Tagge ...18 101 108 Brownson 7 2 1 19 Pass Receiving No. Yds. Cox 2 26 Rodgers I 37 List I 8 Kinney 21 F. Anderson 1 9 Damkroger 1 2 I ti Garson 1 13 Punting No.Yds.

Ave. Hughes ..2 75 37.5 Pass Interceptions No. Yds. No, Yds. Schroll 58 2 16 ................1 5 Conley I 19 Punting No.

Yds. Ave. Harris 9 390 43.3 Heck 2 51 25.5 Pass Interceptions No. Yds. Blvans I 8 Hawkins ................1 0 Kickoff Returns No.

Yds. Schmidt ................4 54 .................5 85 THE LINEUPS Terrio Harper Fischer Kinney Kansas quarterback David Jaynes found the popping up in him and liis receivers all afternoon. Willie Harper (81) illustrates the technique as Lueiu.s Turner (24) watches the ball he expected to get fall for an in complete pass. Williams Oinlev Nelloins Jaynes Ht'Vk Turner .....................1 0 ........................1 0 .......................1 14 Punt Returns No. Yds.

5 76 Kickoff Returns No. Yds. .....................119 Kaiisus Rushing No. Yds.Ave. 5 9 1.8 6 142 3 9 10.1 -4 9 ............3 3 1 16-16 Passing Com.

Int.Yds. 21 7 3 98 Nebraska Offense Se -Cox, Dldur, F. Anderson LT White, Wolfe, RigheftI LG Rupert, Weber, Duffy -Jamall, Dumler, Kinsel, Zanrosso RG Wortman, Beran, Anderson RT Johnson, Austin TE Longwell, Harvey, List QB- Tagqe, Brovrnson, Runty IB-Kinney, Dixon, Butts, Goeller SB Rodgers, Hughes, Schmit, Garson FB Olds, Damkroger, Carstens Defense Hyland Robison Johnson, Peterson Dutton Mansfedt Morell, Strong Hauge Pitts, Harris Hollstein, Fischer RCB-Anderson, Borg S- Kosch, O'Connell -Sanger Kansas Offense Martin ST Gaughan SG -Cooper, Schumm McDaniel Childs, Bernhardt Brvant White QB Heck, Jaynes Nelloms Cerne, Schmidt O'Neil M. Harris, Helmbacher Defense King, Shannon Goode Sullivan Skepnek Dinkel Mercer Perkins Hertel Evans Schmiti RH Bron, Burton I 1 i Hob (rorbaiii I Web Hay I Handy llanipton Harald Dreiinani.s Willis Van Siekle John I iilllllllllllllllllllllilltlllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllililllilllllliliiiillilllllilltllllliilillillllfi I pj Wlien David Jaynes (12) passed on his own 6-yard line with only 2:08 minutes left in the game (top), he must have expected tiie ball to travel. What he may have expected, however, was the Rat Fischer (33) w'ould do the over the goal for the last touchdown of the game..