First quarter
NEB: V Jackson 5 pass from Frost (K Brown kick) 8:13
NEB: V Jackson 35 pass from Frost (K Brown kick) 4:53
NEB: Benning 6 run (kick failed) 0:41
Second quarter
NEB: Frost 1 run (Makovicka run) 0:21
Third quarter
NEB: Green 4 run (K Brown kick) 10:17
ISU: E Williams 22 pass from Doxzon (Kohl kick) 8:21
NEB: Frost 2 run (K Brown kick) 1:35
Fourth quarter
NEB: Turman 1 run (Retzlaff kick) 6:28
ISU: E Williams 2 pass from Bandhauer (Kohl kick) 1:06
NEBISU
First downs 30 17
By Rushing 23 6
By Passing 6 7
By Penalty 1 4
Rushed-yards 69-388 38-138
Passing yards 103 100
Comp-Att-Int 8-17-0 9-21-2
Total offense 86-491 59-238
Sacked-yards lost 0-0 2-26
Return yards 25 0
Punts 1-31.0 5-44.8
Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-1
Penalties-yards 5-63 9-99
Possession time 33:17 26:43
3rd Down Conv. 10-15 5-13
4th Down Conv. 3-4 1-1
RUSHING:
NEB: Green 29-214, Evans 12-54, Benning 11-45, Frost 7-28, Schuster 3-17, Turman 2-12, Christo 1-11, Makovicka 2-6, Cobb 1-1, Sims 1-0.
ISU: T Davis 34-138, Doxzon 4-0.
PASSING:
NEB: Frost 8-17-0-103.
ISU: Doxzon 7-16-1-95, Bandhauer 2-4-0-5, E Williams 0-1-1-0.
RECEIVING:
NEB: V Jackson 3-57, Holbein 3-33, Evans 1-11, Cheatham 1-2.
ISU: E Williams 4-41, Watley 2-35, Green 2-23, T Davis 1-1.
Att: 47,850
ADDITIONAL STATS
Nebraska’s game at Iowa State was billed as a battle between Nebraska’s dominating defense and the nation’s leading rusher Troy Davis. By game’s end, Davis was overshadowed by Nebraska I-back Ahman Green, and the Husker Blackshirts had dominated another opponent.
The Huskers downed the Cyclones 49-14 on a dreary day in Ames. Nebraska scored a season-high 20 first quarter points and led 35-0 before ISU got on the scoreboard.
Green was the star of the day, rushing for a career-high 214 yards on 29 carries and scoring one touchdown. On the other side of the ball, the defense limited Davis to 138 yards on 34 carries, more than 60 yards below his season average. In fact, Davis had just 44 yards at the half and 83 after three quarters, before the Husker reserves finished the contest.
Quarterback Scott Frost had another good afternoon, connecting with Vershan Jackson for two TDs. Frost also ran for two scores. Nebraska finished with 388 yards rushing and 491 yards of total offense while limiting ISU to 238 yards total offense.
With the victory, Nebraska improved to 9-1 overall, marking the Huskers’ 28th consecutive season with at least nine wins. NU also improved to 7-0 in the Big 12, giving it 30 straight conference victories. The win set up a Big 12 North Division showdown with Colorado in Lincoln.