Nebraska 51
Kansas 14
Nov. 11, 1989Lincoln, NE
Kansas 7 0 7 0 - 14 Nebraska 16 7 21 7 - 51 First Quarter KAN - Maurice Douglas 6 run (Brad Fleeman kick) 7:01 NEB - Ken Clark 33 run (Gregg Barrios kick) 6:16 NEB - Richard Bell 11 pass from Gerry Gdowski (Barrios kick) 0:34 NEB - Safety, Maurice Hooks downed ball in end zone, 0:28 Second Quarter NEB - Bell 45 pass from Gdowski (Barrios kick) 1:49 Third Quarter NEB - Clark 33 run (Barrios kick) 12:13 NEB - Jon Bostick 19 pass from Gdowski (Barrios kick) 8:13 NEB - Leodis Flowers 1 run (Barrios kick) 5:34 KAN - Kelly Donohoe 2 run (Fleeman kick) 4:34 Fourth Quarter NEB - Lamont White 3 run (Barrios kick) 1:15 A-76,232. Kan. Neb. First downs 16 30 Rushes-yards 40-131 69-503 Passing yards 214 105 Returns-yards 1-6 6-43 Passes 14-23-2 4-10-0 Sacks by 0-0 1-1 Punts-avg. 4-45 2-40 Fumbles-lost 4-2 1-0 Penalties-yards 8-62 6-47 Time of possession 27:13 32:47 INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRushing:
Kansas, Tony Sands 26-86, Douglas 9-40.
Nebraska, Clark 20-177, Gdowski 6-75, Mickey Joseph 12-66, Richard Bell 2-42.Passing:
Kansas, Kelly Donohoe 14-23-2-214.
Nebraska, Gdowski 4-8-0-105.Receiving:
Kansas, Quintin Smith 9-169, John Baker 3-29.
Nebraska, Bell 2-56, Nate Turner 1-30.Missed field goals:
Kansas, none.
Nebraska, Barrios 27.Interceptions:
Kansas, none.
Nebraska, Mills 1-2, Bruce Pickens 1-0, Marvin Sanders 1-0.Tackles (UT-AT-TT):
Kansas, Roger Robben 13-1-14, Hassan Bailey 7-5-12, Paul Friday 6-1-7.
Nebraska, Sanders 4-3-7, Jeff Mills 3-4-7, Pat Tryrance 5-0-5.Sacks:
Kansas, none.
Nebraska, Kenny Walker 1-1.

Official recap
Ken Clark rushed for a season-high 177 yards and Gerry Gdowski had 180 total-offense yards to lead the Huskers past the Jayhawks, clinching Nebraska's 21st-consecutive season with at least nine wins.Clark's effort increased his career total to 2,946 yards and his season total to 1,105 as he became the second-leading career rusher in Nebraska history, and became the fourth Husker to record back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons.
Gdowski's output gave him 2,004 total-offense yards on the season as he became the fifth Nebraska player to top 2,000.