Nebraska 42
Oklahoma 25
Nov. 18, 1989
Lincoln, NE
Oklahoma 7 11 0 7 - 25 Nebraska 22 3 14 3 - 42 First Quarter NU - Gerry Gdowski 8 run (Gregg Barrios kick) 12:56 OU - Arthur Guess 82 pass from Steve Collins (R.D. Lashar kick) 11:58 NU - Richard Bell 31 pass from Gdowski (Bryan Carpenter pass from Jerry Dunlap) 8:23 NU - Chris Garrett 24 pass from Gdowski (Barrios kick) 3:33 Second Quarter OU - Leon Perry 1 run (S. Collins run) 12:45 NU - FG Barrios 24, 7:17 OU - FG Lashar 26, 0:44 Third Quarter NU - Garrett 23 pass from Gdowski (Barrios kick) 11:42 NU - Morgan Gregory 38 pass from Gdowski (Barrios kick) 3:37 Fourth Quarter OU - Perry 1 run (Lashar kick) 12:49 NU - FG Barrios 35, 2:00 A-76,404 OU NU First downs 18 25 Rushes-yards 59-266 50-236 Passing yards 97 225 Comp-Att-Int 2-10-2 12-15-0 Total offense 69-363 65-461 Returns-yards 0-0 4-96 Sacks by 1-8 2-12 Punts-avg. 2-46 1-45 Fumbles-lost 5-1 1-1 Penalties-yards 2-10 4-29 Time of possession 30:08 29:52 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing OU: Dewell Brewer 27-137, S. Collins 18-72, Perry 9-27 NU: Ken Clark 23-91, Carpenter 8-39, Bell 4-37, Gdowski 8-22 Passing: OU: S. Collins 2-10-2-97 NU: Gdowski 12-15-0-225 Receiving: OU: Guess 2-97 NU: Gregory 3-53, Garrett 2-47, Nate Turner 2-42, Bell 2-40, Jon Bostick 2-34, Garrett 2-47, Monte Kratzenstein 1-9 Missed field goals: none Interceptions: OU: none. NU: Tyrone Byrd 1-31, Tahaun Lewis 1-28 Tackles (UT-AT-TT): OU: Joe Bowden 8-4-12, Chris Wilson 7-1-8, Terry Ray 5-3-8 NU: Randall Jobman 6-6-12, Reggie Cooper 8-2-10, Pat Tyrance 1-7-8 Sacks: OU: Stacey Dillard 1-8 NU: Kent Wells 1-9, Kenny Walker 1-3

Official recap
Gerry Gdowski completed 12 of 15 passes for career highs of 225 yards and four touchdowns as Nebraska topped archrival Oklahoma, 42-25.In leading the Huskers to their most points ever against the Sooners in Memorial Stadium, Gdowski set a Nebraska season record with 204.6 total-offense yards per game. I-back Ken Clark, meanwhile, became the 11th player in Big Eight history to top 3,000 rushing yards, finishing at 3,037.
The win was the Huskers' 103rd in the 1980s, tying Alabama's NCAA record for wins in a decade.
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