Wisconsin
Comeback |
Trips UN.

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Huskers Handed
71-52 Defeat |

Madison, Wis. (2)—Wiscon- |
sin, outscored and outplayed in
the first half, rallied in the sec-
ond half to beat Nebraska, 71-
52, Monday night.

Nebraska led throughout the |
first half and held a 33-27 ad-
vantage at the intermission
but scored only 19 points in the
second half while the Badgers
grabbed 44. _

Guard Dick Miller and For-
ward Glenn Borland outscored
the entire Nebraska team in the | _
second half.

: Miller Scores 21

Miller, the game’s leading

| scorer with 21 points, scored 13
points after the half while Bor-
land was getting 10 of his 14
total.
A long basket by Borland
gave the Badgers’ the lead for
the first time’ at 42-41 after
four minutes of the second
half.

Gary Reimers, Nebraska
guard, took the lead away with
\a long shot, but Miller made
a jump shot and Borland scored
on a hook shot to give Wiscon-
sin a 46-43 lead. It was Wis-
consin’s game after that.

Smith Paces Huskers
' Forward Charles Smith paced
the Cornhuskers with 15 points. (
It was Wisconsin’s second
victory in five games and the
Badgers’ first home triumph of
the season. It was Nebraska’s

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