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Nebraska 56
Kansas 0

Oct. 19, 1974
Lawrence, KS
Nebraska     0    14    14    28 - 56
Kansas       0     0     0     0 -  0

Second quarter
NU - Don Westbrook 7 pass from Dave Humm (Coyle kick) 12:10
NU - Westbrook 10 pass from Humm (Coyle kick) 0:23
Third quarter
NU - Tony Davis 1 run (Coyle kick) 8:38
NU - Westbrook 3 pass from Humm (Coyle kick) 1:00
Fourth quarter
NU - John O'Leary 1 run (Coyle kick) 12:13
NU - Jeff Moran 1 run (Coyle kick) 6:57
NU - O'Leary 5 run (Coyle kick) 4:35
NU - Moran 10 run (Coyle kick) 1:58

                              NU      KU
First Downs ................. 28       4
Rushing, Net ............... 235      71
Passing, Net ............... 230      72
  Comp-Att-Int ......... 23-27-0  3-14-2
Total Offense .............. 456     143
Punts-Avg ................. 4-38   10-30
Fumbles-Lost ............... 1-1     4-2
Penalties-Yds ............. 4-30    2-20

LEADING NU RUSHER: Don Westbrook 42.
LEADING NU PASSER: Dave Humm 23-27-0.
NU TOTAL OFFENSE LEADER: Dave Humm 237.
ATTENDANCE: 52,300
NU OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF GAME: Dave Humm.
NU DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF GAME: Tom Ruud.
NOTE: Dave Humm was named National AP Back of the Week, Big 8 Offensive Player for the WeeK and Sports Illustrated's Offensive Player of the Week.

Official recap

Nebraska quarterback Dave Humm set one national record and three Big 8 marks as the lefthander from Las Vegas led the Huskers to a 56-0 humiliation of Big 8 opponent Kansas.

Kansas entered the game 4-1 and had earlier in the year beaten nationally ranked Texas A&M. But the formidable Jayhawks never got off the ground thanks to a tough Black Shirt defense and the offensive brilliance of Humm.

Humm hit 23 of 27 passes for three touchdowns and 230 yards. His completion percentage of 85.2 was both a Big 8 record and Nebraska record. His three touchdown passes gave him 36 for the year, also a conference mark. But the most phenomenal record of all was that from the second through the fourth quarters, Humm hit 15 consecutive passes. That set a national and Big 8 record.

But it wasn't all offense. Nebraska's defense limited KU to four first downs and 143 total yards, and the Black Shirts intercepted two passes and recovered a fumble.

Nebraska now takes a 1-1 conference mark and a 4-2 overall figure into its game with always tough, Big 8 opponent Oklahoma State.

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