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Official recap
It was a record setting day for the Cornhuskers as they beat Kansas 52-7 on the Memorial Stadium Astroturf.

Kicker Billy Todd set one record and tied another, and Nebraska set the NU single game rushing record with 550 yards. Todd's 55 yard field goal tied a 1969 Paul Rogers record for the longest NU field goal. He also passed the record for field goals in a season with 12.

I.M. Hipp (200 yards) and Rick Berns (107 yards) had over 100 yards rushing, and sophomore I-back Tim Wurth added 90.

Nebraska held Kansas to 35 yards passing and 204 yards rushing. The Jayhawks completed only two of 12 passes and averaged 3.9 yards per play compared to Nebraska's 6.2. Nebraska played 72 players.

Lee Kunz again led Nebraska in tackling with 13, and defensive tackle Barney Cotton intercepted a pass.

SERIES HISTORY
SEASON STATS | NU ROSTER

Nebraska 52
Kansas 7

Nov. 12, 1977
Lincoln, NE
Nebraska            14    14    10    14  —  52
Kansas               0     0     0     7  —   7

First quarter
NU — Curtis Craig (12, run; Billy Todd kick), 5:11
NU — Rick Berns (63, run; Todd kick), 3:27
Second quarter
NU — Berns (10, run; Todd kick), 5:59
NU — Berns (5, run; Todd kick), 3:04
Third quarter
NU — Todd (55, field goal), 7:21
NU — Craig (5, run; Todd kick), 3:47
Fourth quarter
NU — Ed Burns (3, run; Dean Sukup kick), 13:58
KU — Wardell Johnson (3, run; Mike Huback kick), 10:31
NU — Byron Stewart (3, run; Sukup kick), 3:52

                             NU      KU
First Downs..................32       12
Rushing, Net................550      204
Passes, Comp-Att-Int ... 2-13-0   2-12-1
Passing, Net.................37       35
Total Offense...............587      239
LEADING NU RUSHERS: I.M. Hipp 200, Rick Berns 107, Tim Wurth 90.
LEADING NU PASSER: Ed Burns 1-2-0-33.
NU TOTAL OFFENSE LEADER: I.M. Hipp 200.
ATTENDANCE: 76,392 (Capacity No. 94)
NU OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME: Ed Burns.
NU DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME: Lee Kunz.

 

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