Nebraska 55
Kansas St. 8

Nov. 8, 1980
Memorial Stadium •Lincoln, NE
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First Quarter
NEB: Kevin Seibel 27 field goal, 6:01  
NEB: Craig Johnson 2 run (Seibel kick) 1:46  
Second Quarter
NEB: Jeff Finn 2 pass from Jeff Quinn (Seibel kick) 13:17  
NEB: Todd Brown 7 pass from Quinn, 9:29  
NEB: Seibel 50 field goal, 6:21  
NEB: Mark Mauer 15 run (Seibel kick) 2:35  
Third Quarter
NEB: John Noonan 39 pass from Quinn (Seibel kick) 8:28  
NEB: Roger Craig 32 run (Seibel kick) 2:37  
Fourth Quarter
NEB: Mark Morovec 1 run (Eddie Neil kick) 13:35
KSU: Mark Hundley 19 run (John Liebe pass from Doug Bougue) 1:52

                          KSU       NU 
First Downs............... 13       27
Rushing Net............ 42-78   65-495
Passing Net.............. 115      197
  Comp-Att-Int. ...... 8-23-1  10-18-0
Total Offense......... 65-193   83-692
Punts-Avg............ 10-48.6   2-23.0
Fumbles-Lost ............ 2-0      2-2
Penalties-Yards ........ 5-45     5-55

LEADING NU RUSHER
 Roger Craig: 183 yards on 9 carries and 1 TD.

LEADING NU PASSER
 Jeff Quinn: 7-13-0 for 153 yards and 3 TDs.

ATTENDANCE: 76,121

Coverage

Recap
Jimmy WilliamsJimmy Williams had two sacks for 31 yards in losses.

Huskers
overwhelm
Wildcats

Nebraska fans were treated to an offensive show as the Huskers defeated Kansas State, 55-8.

Sophomore Roger Craig stole the spotlight from his celebrated teammate Jarvis Redwine by blitzing the Wildcats for 183 yards on just 9 carries. In all, 18 Huskers carried the ball in a ground assault that netted 495 yards.

Jeff Quinn threw for three scores and combined with two other quarterbacks for another 195 yards through the air to give the Huskers a total of 692 yards for their day’s effort.

While the offense was piling up the yardage and points, the defense was making life miserable for KSU quarterbacks.

Wildcat starter Darrell Dickey had to leave the game early in the second quarter with bruised ribs. For the day, Dickey and his backup were thrown for a total of 67 yards in losses.

Leading the charge for the Blackshirts was Jimmy Williams, who blitzed in from his defensive end position to record a pair of sacks good for 31 yards in losses.

Recap source: 1981 media guide

OMAHA WORLD-HERALD
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
LYELL’S CALL: 12
 
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1980 schedule
05/03Reds 38, Whites 19
09/13UtahW 55-9
09/20IowaW 57-0
09/27@ Penn St.W 21-7
10/04Florida St.L 14-18
10/11@ KansasW 54-0
10/18Oklahoma St.W 48-7
10/25@ ColoradoW 45-7
11/01MIssouriW 38-16
11/08Kansas St.W 55-8
11/15@ Iowa St.W 35-0
11/22OklahomaL 17-21
12/27Mississippi St.W 31-17
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