Tulsa World from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 82

SP0K1S SECTION TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY OCTOBER 27 1968 Ju 'S Ml KI Gil IS 0 jiurw (hm and they are a well coached PUNTING 1' tgl jl Duane Porter throws vicious block for Bub Deerinvvatcr in second period action 1 end zone in second 'A Name Orduna Davis Sigler Name Sigler Patrick Name Penney Mcarland Name Stephenson Avg 347 Name Johnson Deerinwater Reynolds Name Johnson Cutburth Name Brown Dearinger Eben Brown Name Johnson Avg 25 25 06 TDS 1 0 TDs 1 0 0 0 Avg 412 Avg 4 6 13 28 TDs 1 0 TDs 0 44 Yds 15 20 World's Cameras ilm Homecoming Tulsa Daily World photogra phers filmed the Oklahoma State Nebraska football game at Stillwater Saturday Johnny Walker worked along the sidelines and Jim Tinkler operated the sequence camera atop the press box They were assisted by Eddie Mason Devaney said they (OSU) went into that umbrella pass defense we had to hook rather than use the down and out pat The Nebraska coach also defended his safety John Decker who fumbled a Johnson punt at the Husker 24 yard line and et State up for its third score the first time he's caught them in a college De vaney said practice the little guy has glue fingers he doesn't even come close to dropping them I thought give him a change today I honestly admit I had butterflies every time they kicked to him Taking a philosophic look at the game Devaney added this would have been the last two weeks those two fumbles we made near the well just lost the ball said when we came down here I'd be happy with a one point win Well happy It just seemed to be a carbon copy of the 1965 game think we can win now if we just stay in there like we did Of the Cowboys Devaney claimed played well I thought Ronnie Johnson did a tremendous think the turning point other than the last touchdown was when we stopped them on the two point Devaney added On Johnson's punting which repeatedly bailed the Cowboys out of tight spots Devaney smiled and said seems like we always bring out the best in Cornhusker quarterback Ernie Sigler who tossed the winning TD pass said (Jim Macarland) was a secondary re ceiver He just found an open spot and made a great it was supposed to be an out pattern to (Tom) Penny but I found Mac open over the Sigler admitted Devaney defended try for two points after its last score by saying at it this way there was no way we could've won if they had made that two point Most of the Husker plays were called from the bench and Nebraska had to change its passing strategy a bit in the second half Own Service An emotionally exhausted Bob Devaney walked into the Nebraska dressing room Saturday put his arm around end Jim Mcarland and said have any more close Mcarland's reception of quarterback Ernie five yard pass with 57 seconds left produced the winning touchdown in the 21 20 comeback victory over Oklahoma State Until the fourth down play it appeared Nebraska was going down to its third straight defeat for the first time under Devaney "If we won this Devaney said rest of the road would have been awfully tough We might not have won another In the OSU dressing room a dejected Phil Cutchin said if he had it to do over again he still would go for the two point conversion after OSU took the lead 20 14 with 7:03 left Despite a Nebraska penalty which gave OSU a second chance from the one the Cowboys could not run the two point conversion Cutchin said do the same thing again After looking at the films I might think Yds 142 30 17 Yds 141 25 Yds 50 48 unis 10 ax Yds 196 31 Yds no 62 41 14 Punts State tried to salvage a miracle comeback of its own when end Herman Eben attempted a 44 yard field goal with six seconds left The Cowboys had driven to the Nebraska 27 with 10 sec onds left They tried one more pass which was incomplete before the field goal attempt Cutchin thought one more completion might have gotten his team within range for Eben the 10 second Cutchin said hoped to get a little closer for a field goal attempt Maybe we used the wrong play trying to get well within our kicker's range The pass failed so it was not a good Both Cutchin and Devaney lauded Ronnie kicking Johnson averaged 412 on 11 punts He twice caught Nebraska by surprise with quick kicks Johnson's high punts were also superbly covered Nebraska only gained 42 yards on six returns Of Nebraska's rally which wiped out a 14 0 deficit Cutchin said can't help but admire Nebraska for coming from behind as they did They played us hard and they are a well coached Tally Ho! 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