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Official recap
Playing without star quarterback Dave Humm for over half the game, Nebraska's bubble burst earlier than expected as the Huskers fell to the Wisconsin Badgers 21-20.

Playing before a regional ABC-TV audience and 73,381 in Camp Randall Stadium, the Huskers, playing without Humm, who suffered a hip pointer in the first quarter, battled courageously to a 17-14 fourth-quarter lead against the fired-up Badgers.

Then with 4:21 left in the game, Mike Coyle successfully kicked a 22-yard Husker field goal, giving Nebraska a 6-point lead with little time remaining. But catastrophe was about to strike.

Badger quarterback Gregg Bohlig, faced with a second and 16 from his own 23, rolled right and hit flanker Jeff Mack with a 77-yard TD pass, and with the successful kick, Wisconsin led Nebraska 21-20. It was also to be the final score.

Humm's injury proved costly for the Huskers. Nebraska outrushed the Badgers 258 to 77, but Wisconsin outpassed the Huskers 242-47.

SPORTS ILLUSTRATED
SERIES HISTORY
SEASON STATS | NU ROSTER

Wisconsin 21
Nebraska 20

Sept. 21, 1974
Madison, WI
Nebraska         7     7     3     3 — 20
Wisconsin        0     7     0    14 — 21

First quarter
NEB — Don Westbrook (22, run; Mike Coyle kick), 6:13
Second quarter
WIS — Ron Egloff (9, pass; Vince Lamia kick), 6:14
NEB — John O'Leary (6, run; Coyle kick), :20
Third quarter
NEB — Coyle (field goal, 30), 10:15
Fourth quarter
WIS — Bill Marek (1, run; Lamia kick), 14:16
NEB — Coyle (field goal, 22), 4:21
WIS — Jeff Mack (77, pass; Lamia kick), 3:29

                             NU      WIS
First Downs ................ 19       14
Rushing, Net............... 258       77
Passes, Comp-Att-Int ... 5-13-2  14-21-1
Total Offense ............. 305      319
LEADING NU RUSHER: John O'Leary 86, Tony Davis 76.
LEADING UN PASSERS: Dave Humm 2-6-0, Earl Everett 3-7-1.
NU TOTAL OFFENSE LEADER: John O'Leary 94.
ATTENDANCE: 73.381
NU OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME: John O'Leary (Note: O'Leary played three-quarters of the game with a broken jaw. He was lost to the Huskers for the next three games.)
NU DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME: Tom Ruud.

 

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