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| Official recap Soph Bob Churchich proved he was serious about succeeding Fred Duda by sparking the Huskers to a 28-6 victory over South Carolina before a record Memorial Stadium crowd of 47,874. He fired a 30-yard TD pass to Kent McCloughan in the first period, and followed a 41-yard TD sprint by fullback Frank Solich, with a 50-yard strike to Preston Love. The Band Day throng also saw soph halfback Harry Wilson thread to a 7-yard tally in the fourth quarter, adding luster to No. 4 and No. 11. H'PEDIA NOTES: Quarterbacking the Gamecocks was senior Dan Reeves, the future Dallas Cowboys player and NFL coach. He completed 18 of 28 passes for 240 yards. SERIES HISTORY  |
South Carolina 6
Oct. 10, 1964
Lincoln, NE
South Carolina 0 0 0 6 — 6
Nebraska 7 14 0 7 — 28
First Quarter
NU — Kent McCloughan (30, pass from Bob Churchich;
Duncan Drum, kick)
Second Quarter
NU — Frank Solich (41, run; Drum, kick)
NU — Preston Love (50, pass from Churchich; Drum, kick)
Fourth Quarter
NU — Harry Wilson (7, run; Drum, kick)
SC — Jule Smith (2, run)
NU SC
First downs 19 13
Rushing net 263 3
Passing net 138 240
Total offense 401 243
Leading NU rushers: Bob Hohn, 53; Frank Solich, 42
Leading NU passer: Bob Churchich, 7 for 18 — 138 yards
Attendance: 47,874
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