First quarter
RED: Clark 1 run (Drennan kick)
RED: Kratzenstein 10 pass from Gdowski (Drennan kick)
WHI: Baldwin 2 run (Janky kick)
WHI: McDuffy 1 run (Janky kick)
Second quarter
RED: Flowers 7 run (Drennan kick)
WHI: Liese 29 pass from Dunlap (Mendoza kick)
Third quarter
WHI: McDuffy 2 run (Mendoza kick)
WHI: Grant 14 run (kick failed)
RED: Gregory 39 pass from Joseph (Drennan kick)
Fourth quarter
WHI: McDuffy 1 run (pass failed)
REDWHI
First downs .......... 18 24
Rushes-Yards ......62-328 65-340
Passing yards ....... 107 99
Comp-Att-Int .. 10-26-5 7-21-3
Total offense .... 88-435 86-439
Return yards ......... 15 102
Punts ............ 4-41.5 2-33.5
Fumbles-Lost ........ 3-1 2-2
Penalties-Yards ... 10-80 6-35
Attendance 25,006
RUSHING
RED: Flowers 16-81, Carpenter 4-65, Joseph 8-55, Achola 8-44, Clark 8-38, Gdowski 5-23, Bell 2-6, Reynolds 1-5, Schmidt 1-3, Gray 1-3, James 6-3, McMillen 2-2.
WHI: Grant 19-157, McDuffy 17-68, Dunlap 5-36, Baldwin 9-32, Lewis 6-17, Janky 2-13, Glantz 1-6, Kieidosty 1-3, Bobolz 2-3.
PASSING
RED: Gdowski 4-9-1, 45; Joseph 3-10-2, 49; James 2-6-2, 8; McMillen 1-1-0, 5.
WHI: Grant 4-12-1, 20; Dunlap 2-7-2, 36; Cornwell 1-10, 43.
RECEIVING
RED: Gregory 3-58, Kratzenstein 2-28, Pick 1-14, Bell 1-6, Werner 1-5, Bahe 1-2, Achola 1-(-6).
WHI: McCoy 3-19, Baumert 1-43, Leise 1-29, Bostick 1-5, Prater 1-3.
PUNTING
RED: Stigge 4-41.5.
WHI: Beckler 1-41, Janky 1-26, Team 2-67.
PUNT RETURNS
RED: Pickens 1-10.
WHI: Bostick 2-21.
KICKOFF RETURNS
RED: Gregory 2-39, Flowers 2-39.
WHI: Legette 3-50, Baldwin 2-43.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS
RED: Jobman 1-6, Lewis 1-5, Cooper 1-(-6).
WHI: Krantz 2-34, Cotton 1-31, Anderson 1-15, White 1-1.
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Grant leads Whites to upset in spring game
Third-string quarterback Mike Grant rushed for 157 yards on 19 carries to lead the White squad to a 40-28 win over the Reds in the Nebraska football spring game.
Coach Tom Osborne was ambivalent in his assessment of the team after Saturday’s game, which concluded the Huskers’ spring practices. “We could be very good,” he said, “and we could be fairly average.”
Osborne said he was disappointed in the number of interceptions thrown. “We had six in the first half, and that was too many. We had several times when they threw it up for grabs. They hadn’t done that all spring.”
He said Gerry Gdowski will enter the fall as the No. 1 QB. Gdowski and Mickey Joseph have battled all spring for the spot vacated by Steve Taylor.
Kicker Tom Janky and I-back Troy Uhlir suffered knee injuries that are likely to force them to miss the fall season.