Red 13
White 0

April 19, 2003 • 12:30 p.m. Central
Memorial Stadium •Lincoln, NE
1st2nd3rd4th F 
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1st Quarter
RED: Dale Endorf 20 field goal, 5:01
RED: Cory Ross 3 run (Endorf kick) 1:37
4th Quarter
RED: Endorf 22 field goal, 11:03

                        WHITE      RED
First downs .............. 11       17
  Rushing.................. 6       11
  Passing.................. 5        6
  Penalty.................. 0        0
Rushed-yards .......... 24-80   31-146
Passing yards ............ 83      149
  Comp-Att-Int ...... 10-22-3  12-25-3
Sacked-yards lost ...... 3-26      0-0
Punt returns-yds ........ 0-0     2-36
Kickoff returns-yds .... 4-76     1-21
Interceptions-yds ...... 3-20     3-38
Punts-Avg. ........... 2-51.5      0-0
Fumbles-lost ............ 1-1      0-0
Penalties-yards ........ 4-25     3-20
Possession time ....... 23:31    24:29

Quarters were 12 minutes.

RUSHING
WHITE: M. Simmons 8-55; R. Miller 6-29; T. Weltmer 1-5; A. Wingender 1-3; G. Glissman 7-minus 5; B. Lindstrom, 1-minus 7

RED: D. Horne 10-50; J. Davis 5-34; D. Stamer 5-23; D. Todd 4-17; C. Ross 3-12; J. Davies 3-8; J. Lord 1-2

PASSING
WHITE: G. Glissman 9-17-78-2;  B. Lindstrom 1-4-5-0;  M. Simmons 0-1-0-1 

RED: J. Lord 7-13-78-1; C. Dukes 3-6-26-2; M. Stuntz 2-6-45-0

RECEIVING
WHITE: B. Biodrowski 2-8; R. Ommert 2-8; J. Jackson 1-30; A. O'Rourke 1-11;  D. Werner 1-9;  M. Simmons 1-7;  S. Starkebaum 1-5; A. Hassebroek 1-5    

RED: R. Pilkington 5-67; M. LeFlore 2-9; K. Wigert 1-39; J. Davies 1-14; M. Herian 1-11; I. Fluellen 1-6; J. Davis 1-3

Attendance: 33,419
Trevor Neeman tackles Garth Glissman

QB Garth Glissmam is tackled by defensive end Trevor Neeman. | Scott Bruhn/NU Media Relations

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Stats & recap
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Demorrio Williams tackles Ross Pilkington

Demorrio Williams tackles Ross Pilkington | Courtesy of Huskers.com

Defenses dominant in spring game

Nebraska’s defensive units dominated the offenses as the Red squad took a 13-0 win in the Red-White Spring Game. The scrimmage, played in a light rain before 33,419 fans, concluded the 15-practice spring season.

Husker defenses combined to intercept six passes, recover one fumble and hold the offenses to 458 total yards. The offenses managed just six trips inside the 20, resulting in one touchdown.

The 13 points tied for the lowest combined point total in spring game history. The shutout was the first since 1960.

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

Commentary

Colonel Mustard

Big picture is that we have a lot more talent than a year ago. Our offense has a ways to go. But the defense is better and much better coached.


Colonel Mustard
HuskerMax
Shatel

There were more than enough subtleties on a wet, red poncho kind of day to give a hint that you will see a difference come fall.

Tom Shatel
Omaha World-Herald
Dodd

The football isn’t noticeably different, but the feel of the program is.

Dennis Dodd
CBS Sports
Douglass

But while Bo Pelini’s Husker defense barely strayed from its base package, Nebraska’s offensive units put a few sprinkles on the vanilla.

Terry Douglass
Grand Island Independent
Mabry

Fans hoping for a more balanced offense under new coordinator Barney Cotton got their wish Saturday.

John Mabry
Lincoln Journal Star
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