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Oklahoma's outstanding defense stifled Nebraska's offense for almost the entire game and turned away the Huskers' only two offensive scoring threats inside the Sooner 10 as OU topped Nebraska, 27-7. The Huskers' own fine defense had not given up more than 157 rushing yards in 10 games, but yielded 423 to the Sooner wishbone, while Oklahoma held the Huskers to a season-low, by far, 224 total offense yards. Only defensive tackle Chris Spachman kept the Huskers from being shut out for the first time in 147 games when he intercepted a fumble and returned it 76 yards to score with 26 seconds left. It was Spachman's second interception return touchdown of the season.
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Nebraska 7
Nov. 23, 1985
Norman, OK
Nebraska 0 0 0 7 — 7
Oklahoma 14 3 10 0 — 27
First Quarter
OU — Keith lackson 88 run (Tim Lashar kick), 3:19.
OU — Jamelle Holieway 43 run (Lashar kick], 9:08.
Second Quarter
OU — FG Lashar 36. 13:42.
Third Quarter
OU — FG Lashar 33, 5:41.
OU — Holieway 17 run (Lashar kick), 12:34.
Fourth Quarter
NU — Chris Spachman 76 interception return
(Dale Klein kick), 14:34.
A—75,004.
NU OU
First downs 10 19
Rushes-yards 42-161 70-423
Passing yards 63 38
Return yards 76 9
Passes 4-15-4 1-4-0
Sacks by 3-32 3-7
Punts 8-39 7-34
Fumbles-lost 3-1 3-2
Penalties-yards 2-20 3-13
Time of possession 25:34 34:26
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing:
Nebraska, Von Sheppard 2-65, Doug DuBose 16-46.
Oklahoma, ]ackson 3-136, Holieway 25-110, Eric Mitchel 7-46.
Nebraska, Von Sheppard 2-65, Doug DuBose 16-46.
Oklahoma, ]ackson 3-136, Holieway 25-110, Eric Mitchel 7-46.
Passing:
Nebraska. McCathorn Clayton 2-9-2-37, Steve Taylor 2-4-1-26.
Oklahoma. Holieway 1-4-0-38.
Nebraska. McCathorn Clayton 2-9-2-37, Steve Taylor 2-4-1-26.
Oklahoma. Holieway 1-4-0-38.
Receiving:
Nebraska, Robb Schnitzler 3-47, Todd Frain 1-16.
Oklahoma, Jackson 1-38.
Nebraska, Robb Schnitzler 3-47, Todd Frain 1-16.
Oklahoma, Jackson 1-38.
Missed field goals: Nebraska, Klein 23.
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