Washington 29
Nebraska 14

Sep. 19, 1992 - 8:45 p.m. Central
Husky Stadium | Seattle, WA | ESPN
1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
Nebraska 0 7 7 0 14
Washington 2 21 3 3 29

1992 Nebraska-Washington football, safety photoMike Grant is sacked in the end zone for a safety by Washington’s Tommie Smith. · Chicago Tribune · Newspapers.com

First Quarter
UW: Safety, Tommie Smith tackled Mike Grant in end zone, 3:14
Second Quarter
UW: Beno Bryant 1 run (Travis Hanson kick) 12:14
NU: Calvin Jones 73 run (Byron Bennett kick) 7:23
UW: Napoleon Kaufman 1 run (Hanson kick) 1:29
UW: Joe Kralik 29 pass from Billy Joe Hobert (Hanson kick) 0:47
Third Quarter
NU: Grant 1 run (Bennett kick) 9:52
UW: Hanson 42 field goal, 5:43
Fourth Quarter
UW: Hanson 32 field goal, 13:17

                       NU         UW
First downs            11         15
Rushes-yards       40-176     48-153
Passing yards         133        182
  Comp-Att-Int    11-21-2    13-22-0
Total Yards        61-309     70-335
Returns-yards         2-0       6-26
Sacks by             3-11       3-15
Punts-average        7-43       8-45
Fumbles-lost          3-2        1-1
Penalties-yards     11-76       3-30
Possession time     26:03      33:57

RUSHING
NU: Derek Brown 16-84, Calvin Jones 5-79, Lance Lewis 7-21, Mike Stigge, 1-minus-3, Mike Grant 11-minus-5.

UW: Napoleon Kaufman 12-57, Darius Turner 5-55, Jay Barry 7-21, Beno Bryant 9-19, Matt Jones 4-8, Joe Kralik 1-0, Mark Brunell 2-minus-1, Billy Joe Hobert 8-minus-6.

PASSING
NU: Mike Grant 11-21-2-133.
UW: Billy Joe Hobert 10-19-0-155, Mark Brunell 3-3-0-27.

RECEIVING
NU: Derek Brown 3-30, Calvin Jones 3-14, Trumane Bell 2-23, Abdul Muhammad 1-39, Tyrone Hughes 1-20, Corey Dixon 1-7.

UW: Mark Bruener 4-49, Eric Bjornson 3-72, Joe Kralik 3-49, Matt Jones 1-8, Beno Bryant 1-2, Napoleon Kaufman 1-2.

MISSED FIELD GOALS
none.

INTERCEPTIONS
NU: none.
UW: Walter Bailey 1-0, Russel Hairston 1-0.

TACKLES (UT-AT-TT)
NU: Travis Hill 7-6-13, Ed Stewart 4-7-11, Darren Williams 2-9-11.
UW: James Clifford 5-8-13, Andy Mason 2-5-7, Tommie Smith 3-3-6.

SACKS
NU: Terry Connealy 1-6, John Parrella 1-4, Ed Stewart 1-1.
UW: James Clifford 1-8, Andy Mason 1-6, Tommie Smith 1-1.

ADDITIONAL STATS

ATTENDANCE: 73,333

Coverage

Recap

Huskies fend off Huskers in Seattle battle

Despite a 48-7 win the previous week, the Huskers dropped one in the AP poll and entered Seattle No. 12 to face the No. 2 Washington Huskies.

In the nationally televised game, Washington, aided by a boisterous crowd, scored first on a safety after the Husker defense held the Huskies on their first three drives.

Washington scored again on its first possession of the second quarter to take a 9-0 lead, but with 7:23 remaining, I-back Calvin Jones broke loose for a 73-yard score. UW put up its second TD with 1:29 remaining in the first half, intercepted a Mike Grant pass and put it in the end zone again to take a 23-7 halftime lead.

NU closed within 23-14 early in the third but was unable to overcome a strong Husky defense as Washington won the game 29-14.

The NU Blackshirts played well, led by outside linebacker Travis Hill, who had 13 tackles. Derek Brown had 84 of NU’s 176 yards rushing and surpassed the 2,000 mark for career rushing yards. Jones had 79 rushing yards, and the “We-back” tandem of Jones and Brown also led NU in receiving with six catches for 44 yards.

Recap source: 1993 media guide

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1992 schedule
04/25 Reds 33, Whites 21
09/05 Utah W 49-22
09/12 Middle Tenn. St. W 48-7
09/19 @ Washington L 14-29
09/26 Arizona St. W 45-24
10/10 Oklahoma St. W 55-0
10/24 @ Missouri W 34-24
10/31 Colorado W 52-7
11/07 Kansas W 49-7
11/14 @ Iowa St. L 10-19
11/27 @ Oklahoma W 33-9
12/05 Kansas St.* W 38-24
01/01 Florida St. L 14-27
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