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Official recap
Nebraska's No. 1 ranked Cornhuskers scored from near and far for a solid 34-7 win over Texas A&M. A crowd of 67,993 saw Husker fullback Bill Olds open the scoring with a 67-yard sprint, and Jerry Tagge score on a one-yard plunge and throw a 32-yard pass to slotback Johnny Rodgers.

But the most sensational tally came on a 98-yard kickoff return by Rodgers to open the second half, and safety Bill Kosch's 95-yard interception TD to give the Huskers a 34-0 lead in the fourth quarter.

The Aggies gamely countered with a 94-yard TD via a kickoff return in the closing minutes of the game. It was Nebraska's 22nd straight game without defeat and boosted the 1971 record to 3-0.

SERIES HISTORY
SEASON STATS | NU ROSTER
1971 A&M RESULTS

Nebraska 34
Texas A&M 7

Sept. 27, 1971
Lincoln, NE
Texas A&M  0   0   0   7  —   7
Nebraska   7   6  14   7  —  34

First Quarter
NEB — Bill Olds 67 run (Rich Sanger kick)  :06
Second Quarter
NEB — Jerry Tagge 1 run (kick blocked) 2:22
Third Quarter
NEB — Johnny Rodgers 98 kickoff return
 (Sanger kick) 14:47
NEB — Rodgers 32 pass from Tagge (Sanger kick) 4:24
Fourth Quarter
NEB — Bill Kosch 95 pass interception
 (Sanger kick) 5:11
A&M — A&M Hugh McElroy 94 kickoff return
 (Pat McDermott kick) 4:56

                        A&M        NEB
First Downs             7          21
Rushing, net            44/83      55/209          
Passes, comp., att      3-9-2      15-27-1        
Passing, net            17         174             
Total offense           100        383               

LEADING NU RUSHERS: Bill Olds 100, Jeff Kinney 51,
  Gary Dixon 50.
LEADING NU PASSER: Jerry Tagge 14 of 23—172.
NU TOTAL OFFENSE LEADER: Jerry Tagge 208.
ATTENDANCE: 67,993

 

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