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| Official recap With Dennis Claridge hobbled by a sprained ankle, sophomore Fred Duda got his first college quarterback start and guided Nebraska to a 28-6 victory over Kansas State. Husker defense played a large part in the win — center Ron Michka scoring on a 16-yard pass interception, and end Larry Tomlinson scoring on a 34-yard interception. Nebraska rushed for 352 yards and held the Wildcats, who relied mainly on a passing attack for their TD and 189 yards, to only 2 yards rushing. SERIES HISTORY  |
Kansas State 6
Oct. 19, 1963
Manhattan, KS
Nebraska ....... 0 14 14 0 — 28
Kansas State ... 0 6 0 0 — 6
Second quarter
NEB — Fred Duda (7, run; kick blocked)
NEB — Ron Michka (16, pass interception; Duda ran PAT)
KSU — Ralph McFillen (7, pass from Larry Corrigan;
run failed)
Third quarter
NEB — Larry Tomlinson (34, pass interception;
Kent McCloughan ran PAT)
NEB — Maynard Smidt (2, run; kick failed)
NU KSU
First downs ............ 21 12
Passing net ............ 97 189
Rushing net ............ 352 2
Total offense .......... 449 191
Leading NU rusher: Willie Ross, 73 yards
Leading NU passer: Duda, 3 for 13 — 31 yards
Attendance: 14,920
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