|
| ||||||||
 | ||||||||
| ||||||||
Football  |
| Women's hoops |
| Men's hoops |
| Baseball |
| Volleyball |
| Business Directory |
Visit our sponsors:
| Official recap Upstart Kansas State, which hadn’t scored a point and was supposed to be a pushover, scared the daylights out of Nebraska by scoring the first time the Wildcats got the ball – an 86-yard Larry Corrigan to Ralph McFillen pass play. The play followed McFillen's interception of a Dennis Claridge pass. KSU then drove from their own 28 to the Nebraska 6 in six plays, but the drive was halted when fullback Willis Crenshaw fumbled and NU's Dave Thiesen recovered on the 6. From there, the Huskers' depth finally overcame the battling Wildcats and NU wrapped up its fifth straight victory, 26-6. The Huskers ran 76 plays to the Wildcats' 48. H'PEDIA NOTES: The Huskers were 5-0 for the first time since 1933. SERIES HISTORY  |
Kansas State 6
Oct. 20, 1962
Lincoln, NE
Kansas State 6 0 0 0 — 6
Nebraska 0 14 12 0 — 26
First quarter
KSU — Ralph McFillen 86 pass from Larry Corrigan;
kick failed
Second quarter
NEB — Dick Callahan 37 pass from Dennis Claridge;
John Faiman PAT
NEB — Rudy Johnson 6 run; Faiman PAT
Third quarter
NEB — Dennis Claridge 4 run; kick failed
NEB — Noel Martin 3 run; pass failed
Attendance: 30,701
| Copyright info | Privacy statement | About this site | Contact us |