First quarter
NU: Mark Moravec 18 run (Kevin Siebel kick) 8:56
Second quarter
NU: Seibel 33 field goal, 5:24
NU: Jamie Williams 12 pass from Turner Gill (Seibel kick) 1:44
Third quarter
NU: Mike Rozier 25 run (Seibel kick) 11:26
NU: Jeff Smith 1 run (Seibel kick) 9:57
NU: Rozier 27 run (Seibel kick) 5:55
Fourth quarter
NU: Smith 65 punt return (Seibel kick) 9:06
NU: Nate Mason 1 run (Seibel kick) 2:59
NUKU
First downs .......... 32 7
Rushes-yards ..... 68-426 36-6
Passing yards ....... 120 63
Comp-Att-Int .. 11-18-0 4-14-1
Total offense .... 86-546 50-69
Return yards ........ 129 0
Punts ............ 1-48.0 10-47.8
Fumbles-lost ........ 2-1 3-2
Penalties-yards .... 6-46 7-75
Possession time ... 34:27 24:53
Third-down conv. ... 3/10 2/13
Fourth-down conv. ... 3/5 0/0
INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRushing
NU: Rozier 16-123, Roger Craig 14-82, Tim Brungardt 4-51, Irving Fryar 2-40, Smith 8-32, Moravec 4-30, Doug Wilkening 5-27, Carig Sundberg 2-14, Shane Swanson 1-12.
KU: Robert Mimbs 12-34, Dino Bell 3-18, Garfield Taylor 10-8, E.J. Jones 5-0, Mike Bohn 6-(-54).
Passing
NU: Gill 14-10-0-115.
KU: Bohn 13-4-1-63.
Receiving
NU: Williams 4-63, Swanson 3-32, Todd Brown 2-13, Fryar 1-6, Ricky Simmons 1-6.
KU: Mimbs 1-21, Bell 1-20, Darren Green 1-13.
MORE INDIVIDUAL STATSAttendance: 50,190
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Scott Strasburger takes down KU’s Darren Green. | Courtesy of Nebraska Athletics
Huskers slam Jayhawks
In perhaps the Huskers’ most impressive combined offensive and defensive show of the season, Nebraska recorded 32 first downs to seven for Kansas, outrushed the Jayhawks 426 yards to six and out-offensed the home team, 546-69, in recording its second shutout of the season, 52-0.
Five Huskers scored touchdowns, including I-back Mike Rozier, who had touchdown runs of 25 and 27 yards while enjoying a 123-yard day, and backup I-back Jeff Smith, a Wichita native who ran for a one-yard TD and returned a punt 65 yards for another.
Turner Gill, after suffering a concussion the week before against Missouri, completed 10 of 14 passes for 115 yards, including a 12-yard TD to tight end Jamie Williams.
The win was the Huskers’ 14th straight over the Jayhawks.