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For the second straight week, fumbles were a major problem, as the Huskers put the ball on the ground eight times and gave it up fourtwice in Minnesota territory. In spite of that, NU still rolled up 405 rushing yards in the game 183 by I-back Jeff Smith and broke a scoreless first-quarter tie with a 21-point outburst in the second period. Quarterback Craig Sundberg got rid of whatever jitters he had had against Wyoming to complete eight of 10 passes for 134 yards and two touchdowns. Smith also had 90 yards in kick returns, including a 51-yard punt return, for 273 all-purpose yards. HUSKERS.COM RECAP  |
Minnesota 7
Sept. 15, 1984
Lincoln, NE
Minnesota 0 0 0 7 7
Nebraska 0 21 10 7 38
Second Quarter
NEB Jeff Smith 13 run (Scott Livingston kick), 0:40.
NEB Scott Porter 26 run (Livingston kick), 7:50.
NEB Brian Hiemer 28 pass from Craig Sundberg
(Livingston kick), 13:28.
Third Quarter
NEB FG Livingston 22, 3:33.
NEB Jim Thompson 7 pass from Sundberg
(Livingston kick), 9:49.
Fourth Quarter
MIN Valdez Baylor 63 pass from Rickey Foggie
(Chip Lohmiller kick), 0:08.
NEB Doug DuBose 11 run (Dale Klein kick), 9:02.
A76,077.
MIN NEB
First downs 9 28
Rushes-yards 38-79 68-405
Passing yards 116 163
Return yards 2 145
Passes 7-20-2 10-14-0
Sacks by 0-0 2-16
Punts 11-47 3-46
Fumbles-lost 1-0 8-4
Penalties-yards 2-20 6-70
Time of possession 26:30 33:30
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: Minnesota, Tony Hunter 8-28, Donovan Small 9-23.
Nebraska, Smith 26-183, DuBose 4-56, Porter 7-50, Paul Miles 10-42.
Nebraska, Smith 26-183, DuBose 4-56, Porter 7-50, Paul Miles 10-42.
Passing: Minnesota, Foggie 2-8-1-64, Brett Sadek 5-10-l-52.
Nebraska, Sundberg 8-10-0-134, Travis Turner 2-4-0-29.
Nebraska, Sundberg 8-10-0-134, Travis Turner 2-4-0-29.
Receiving: Baylor 2-66, Kevin Starks 1-21.
Nebraska, Todd Frain 2-42, Scott Kimball 2-25.
Nebraska, Todd Frain 2-42, Scott Kimball 2-25.
Missed field goals: Nebraska, Livingston 33.
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