Nebraska 48
Iowa St. 10

Nov. 13, 1982 • 1:30 p.m. Central
Cyclone Stadium • Ames, IA
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Nebraska714141348
Iowa St.700310
First quarter
NEB: Doug Wilkening 9 run (Kevin Seibel kick)
ISU: Dave Archer 3 run (Alex Giffords kick)
Second quarter
NEB: Turner Gill 22 run (Seibel kick
NEB: Todd Brown 49 pass from Gill (Seibel kick)
Third quarter
NEB: Mike Rozier 5 run (Seibel kick)
NEB: Roger Craig 1 run (Seibel kick)
Fourth quarter
ISU: Giffords 32 field goal
NEB: Tom Vergith 7 run (Seibel kick)
NEB: Jeff Smith 1 run (kick failed)

                      NEB        ISU
First downs .......... 20         20
Rushes-yards ..... 60-363     49-157
Passing yards ........ 97        116
  Comp-Att-Int .... 4-7-0    14-26-0
Total offense .... 67-460     75-273
Return yards ......... 80          0
Punts ............ 3-46.0     7-43.1
Fumbles-lost ........ 0-0        2-1
Penalties-yards .... 4-29       4-30
Possession time ... 29:45      30:15
Third-down conv. ... 8/20       4/10
Fourth-down-conv. ... 0/0         1/2

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
NEB: Rozier 19-103, Wilkening 7-67, Smith 5-56, Irving Fryar 3-39, Gill 6-38, Mark Schellen 5-26.

ISU: Harold Brown 16-115, Tommy Davis 11-47.

Passing
NEB: Gill 5-3-0-77.
ISU: Archer 26-14-0-116.

Receiving
NEB: Brown 1-49.
ISU: Brown 6-50, Davis 3-23, Doran Geise 2-22, Jason Jacobs 2-10.

ADDITIONAL STATS

Attendance: 52,887

Coverage

Recap
Bill Weber

Bill Weber pressures ISU quarterback David Archer. | Courtesy of Nebraska Athletics

Huskers pull away from Cyclones

Nebraska survived a first-quarter scare by Iowa State and scored two touchdowns in each of the final three periods to go from an early 7-7 tie to the Huskers’ second consecutive 48-10 win.

Playing before a packed home crowd on a frigid, blustery day, the Cyclones held the Huskers at bay through the first quarter, and pulled into the tie by putting together an 80-yard, 13-play touchdown drive to score with three seconds left in the period.

However, Turner Gill’s magic steadily turned the game into a rout, and it was the junior quarterback who started the surge by scoring himself on a 22-yard run and passing 49 yards to Todd Brown for another second-quarter TD.

Helped by Mike Rozier’s sixth straight 100-yard-plus rushing game (103), Nebraska rolled up 460 yards of total offense to set up a Big Eight showdown two weeks later against Oklahoma.

Recap source: 1983 media guide

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Pregame & team info
1982 schedule
04/24Red 24, White 9
09/11IowaW 42-7
09/18New Mexico St.W 68-0
09/25@ Penn St.L 24-27
10/02@ AuburnW 41-7
10/09@ ColoradoW 40-14
10/16Kansas St.W 42-13
10/23MissouriW 23-19
10/30@ KansasW 52-0
11/06Oklahoma St.W 48-10
11/13@ Iowa St.W 48-10
11/26OklahomaW 28-24
12/04@ HawaiiW 37-16
01/01LSUW 21-20
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