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Nebraska scored four second-half touchdowns to rally from a 9-3 deficit and beat a fired-up group of Kansas Jayhawks, 31-15, and despite five field goals by KU's Bruce Kallmeyer, the Huskers kept a fifth-straight opponent out of their end zone.

The Jayhawks, who needed a win to stay alive in the Big Eight race, had much the better of it in the first half, out-yarding the Huskers, 213-112, but KU had to settle for three FGs and just a 9-3 lead at intermission.

Things changed abruptly after halftime, though, as the NU defense forced two Jayhawk turnovers which led to short TD drives and a 17-12 Husker lead after three quarters. Two more scores in the fourth quarter iced the game. I-back Mike Rozier capped all scoring and a career-best 179-yard day with a 49-yard TD run with 1:25 left.

SPORTS ILLUSTRATED
SERIES HISTORY
SEASON STATS | NU ROSTER

Nebraska 31
Kansas 15

Oct. 31, 1981
Lincoln, NE
Kansas         3    6     3    3   —   15 
Nebraska       0    3    14   14   —   31

KU — FG Bruce Kallmeyer 25 
NU — FG Eddie Neil 32 
KU — FG Kallmeyer 27 KU—FG Kallmeyer 49 
NU — Phil Bates 2 run (Kevin Seibel kick) 
KU — FG Kallmeyer 49 
NU — Bates 3 run (Seibel kick) 
KU — FG Kallmeyer 47
NU — Jamie Williams 17 pass from Turner Gill (Seibel kick)
NU — Mike Rozier 49 run (Seibel kick) 
A—76,208
                          KU        NU 
First downs               20        16 
Rushes-yards          53-182    55-340 
Passing yards            142        37 
Return yards               9        43 
Passes               10-23-3    4-10-1 
Punts                 4-39.0    5-47.4 
Fumbles-lost             2-2       2-2 
Penalties-yards         2-15      5-40 
Time of possession     33:38     26:22
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Kansas, Garfield Taylor 22-98, Walter Mack 15-40, Frank Seurer 8-26.
Nebraska, Rozier 22-179, Bates 14-86, Gill 7-34.
Passing
Kansas, Seurer 10-23-3-142.
Nebraska, Gill 4-9-1-37.
Receiving
Kansas, Wayne Capers 5-65, Russ Bastin 2-42. Bob Johnson 2-29.
Nebraska, Williams 3-29, Anthony Steels 1-8.
 
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