Nebraska 28
Missouri 20

Oct. 19, 1985 • 11:30 a.m. Central
Faurot Field •Columbia, MO • Raycom Network
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Nebraska6931028
Missouri706720
First Quarter
NU: FG Dale Klein 32, 7:27
MU: Victor Moore 33 pass from Warren Seitz (Tom Whelihan kick) 6:37
NU: FG Klein 22, 3:52
Second Quarter
NU: FG Klein 43, 12:30
NU: FG Klein 44, 8:29
NU: FG Klein 29, 1:35
Third Quarter
MU: Seitz 13 run (Seitz run failed) 11:27
NU: FG Klein 43, 0:25.
Fourth Quarter
NU: Doug DuBose 22 run (Klein kick) 7:52
NU: FG Klein 43, 4:16
MU: Patrick Overshown 24 pass from Marlon Adler (Whelihan kick) 0:00

                           NU        MU
First downs                16        19
Rushes-yards           60-320     42-94
Passing yards              63       245
  Comp-Att-Int         3-15-2   17-32-2
Total offense          75-383    74-339
Return yards               75        18
Sacks by                 6-47       0-0
Punts                    4-54      8-44
Fumbles-lost              2-1       3-2
Penalties-yards          5-30      6-53
Time of possession      32:08     27:52

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
 NU: DuBose 29-199, Paul Miles 8-59, Tom Rathman 13-48.
 
 MU: Darrell Wallace 12-43, Seitz 15-39.

Passing
 NU: Travis Turner 2-7-0-44,
     McCathorn Clayton 1-8-2-19.
 MU: Seitz 12-20-2-143, Adler 5-11-0-102.

Receiving
 NU: Rod Smith 1-29, DuBose 1-19.
 
 MU: Herbert Johnson 6-87, Overshown 3-56, Pat Thetford 3-32, Moore 2-41, Craig Lammers 2-17.

Missed field goals: None.

ADDITIONAL STATS

Attendance: 62,733

Coverage

Recap
Dale Klein's 7th FGDale Klein connects on his seventh field goal of the day.

7-for-7 Klein gives Tigers’ upset chances the boot

Junior place-kicker Dale Klein tied an NCAA record by kicking seven field goals to lead Nebraska to a 28-20 win over winless Missouri.

Klein became the first kicker ever to go seven-for-seven kicking field goals in one game as he was successful on attempts of 32, 22, 43, 44, 29, 43 and 43 yards. He added a PAT for a Big Eight-record 22 points by kicking and ran his school-record string to nine consecutive field goals made.

Almost lost in Klein’s outburst was I-back Doug DuBose’s career-high 199 rushing yards.

Nebraska’s passing game, so efficient the previous week against Oklahoma State, took a step backward as Husker quarterbacks completed just three of 15 passes and tossed two interceptions.

1985 Nebraska-Missouri DuBose photoDoug DuBose finished a yard shy of 200 yards rushing.· St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Newspapers.com

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Pregame & team info
1985 schedule
04/27Reds 26, Whites 21
09/07Florida St.L 13-17
09/21IllinoisW 52-25
09/28OregonW 63-0
10/05New MexicoW 38-7
10/12@ Oklahoma St.W 34-24
10/19@ MissouriW 28-20
10/26ColoradoW 17-7
11/02@ Kansas St.W 41-3
11/09Iowa St.W 49-0
11/16KansasW 56-6
11/23@ OklahomaL 7-27
01/01MichiganL 23-27
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