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Nebraska 24
Kansas 3

Nov. 8, 2003 • 2:40 p.m. Central
Memorial Stadium • Lawrence, KS • FSN
1st 2nd 3rd 4th  F 
Nebraska 3 7 7 7 24
Kansas 0 3 0 0 3
Cory Ross

Cory Ross came off the bench to rush for 108 yards. | Courtesy of Huskers.com
1st quarter
NU: D. Dyches 28 field goal, 1:42
2nd quarter
NU: S. Kriewald 1 run (Dyches kick) 12:54 
KU: Jarod Brooks 22 field goal, 0:05
3rd quarter
NU: J. Davies 4 run (Dyches kick) 1:06
4th quarter
NU: Davies 3 run (Dyches kick) 8:49
 
                             NU       KU
FIRST DOWNS................. 27       19
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 53-290    29-88
PASSING YDS (NET).......... 110      204
  Att-Comp-Int.......... 12-7-1  34-24-3
TOTAL OFFENSE .......... 65-400   63-292
Punt Returns-Yards......... 2-6      0-0
Kickoff Returns-Yards..... 2-48     3-50
Int. Returns-Yards........ 3-13      1-0
Punts (Number-Avg)...... 2-38.5   4-42.0
Fumbles-Lost............... 1-1      2-1
Penalties-Yards........... 8-87     8-78
Possession Time.......... 28:24    31:36
Third-Down Conv. ........ 10/13     3/11
Fourth-Down Conv. ......... 0/0      1/1
Red-Zone Scores-Chances.... 4-5      1-3
Sacks By: Number-Yards.... 2-18      0-0

RUSHING
NU: Ross, Cory 19-108; Lord, Jammal 13-85; Davis, Josh 7-36; Kriewald, Steve 6-27; Horne, David 5-22; Davies, Judd 3-12.  

KU: Green, Clark 13-49; Randle, John 7-31; Rideau, Brandon 1-5; Barmann, Adam 8-3. 

PASSING
NU: Lord, Jammal 7-12-1-110.
KU: Kansas-Barmann, Adam 24-34-3-204. 

RECEIVING
NU: LeFlore, Mark 3-39; Fluellen, I. 2-45; Herian, Matt 1-16; Pilkington, R. 1-10.

KU: Gordon, Charles 6-47; Rideau, Brandon 5-41; Green, Clark 3-19; Simmons, Mark 3-19; Johnson, Moderi 2-30; Anderson, Lyone 2-19; Randle, John 2-7; Latimore, Denve 1-22. 

Attendance: 50,107

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Huskers cash in on Jayhawk miscues

Judd Davies scored two touchdowns and No. 19 Nebraska took advantage of a rash of penalties to beat Kansas 24-3 Saturday for its 35th consecutive victory over the Jayhawks.

Sophomore I-back Cory Ross rushed for a career-high 108 yards – all in the second half, as the Huskers pulled away on a pair of touchdowns by fullback Josh Davis, of 4 and 3 yards.

True freshman Adam Barmann was 24-for-34 for 204 yards, but threw three interceptions in his second game for Kansas.

The Huskers put the game away with a 12-play, 81-yard drive midway through the fourth quarter. On third-and-20, Lord hit Isaiah Fluellen for 39 yards to the 3, then Davies went into the end zone the next play for a 24-3 lead.

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2003 schedule
04/19 Red 13, White 0
08/30 Oklahoma St. W 17-7
09/06 Utah St. W 31-7
09/13 Penn St. W 18-10
09/25 @ S. Miss W 38-14
10/04 Troy St. W 30-0
10/11 @ Missouri L 24-41
10/18 Texas A&M W 48-12
10/25 Iowa St. W 28-0
11/01 @ Texas L 7-31
11/08 @ Kansas W 24-3
11/15 Kansas St. L 7-38
11/28 @ Colorado W 31-22
12/29 Michigan St. W 17-3

Commentary

Colonel Mustard

Lord had a poor day throwing long and a good day on the intermediate routes. He did a good job of checking down to his 3rd and 4th option.


Colonel Mustard
HuskerMax
Shatel

On an otherwise workmanlike day at Mount Oread, Ross was an eye-opening revelation.

Tom Shatel
Omaha World-Herald
Howard

Nebraska’s defense hurt the Jayhawks often, and the Jayhawks hurt themselves quite a bit, providing a highlight film worth of dropped passes, fumbles and penalties.

Ed Howard
Nebraska StatePaper
Douglass

If Jammal Lord and the rest of the offense don’t show up against Kansas State, look out.

Terry Douglass
Grand Island Independent
Red Clad Loon

Kansas coming up 30 points and 150 yards short of its typical day on offense, at home no less, probably ain’t nothin’ to sneeze at.

Red Clad Loon
The Pond
Bruntz

The most important part of Saturday’s game was that the Huskers left Lawrence with their fate firmly in their grasps.

Michael Bruntz
Daily Nebraskan
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