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Nebraska intimidates with winning tradition, support
Traditions-Continued from Page 1B.
Kansas has lost to Nebraska 25 consecutive games, a fact that became even more haunting after last season's 21-20 loss in Lawrence. Kansas sophomore tailback June Henley scored a touchdown with 52 seconds remaining, but Kansas senior quarterback Asheki Preston's pass for the two-point conversion failed.
"One of their guys lined up on the wrong side," Mason said. "That was the best reason it didn't work. They had an extra guy over there."
The Jayhawks' loss to the Cornhuskers two years ago also is a reminder of how difficult it is to play
in front of about 76,000 Nebraska fans in Lincoln. Kansas lost 49-7 to Nebraska during the 1992 season.
"I can tell you that two years ago when we played up there, it was the toughest place I ever played on that given night," Mason said. He added about the fans, "I can tell you one thing, they got after me before the game. I wasn't expecting that. I always wondered why those guys had those state troopers with them. I was wondering, 'Where the heck are mine?"
Preston agreed with his coach.
"It's tougher," he said. "You have to concentrate on playing together as a team because we are playing away."
Nebraska players and coaches point to their fans as part of their strong tradition. The Cornhuskers have sold out 200 consecutive games, an NCAA football record.
"Overall the fans here are our backbone," Nebraska defensive coordinator Charlie McBride said. "There has been tough times, games we've lost, but they kept cheering. They don't give up."
The Nebraska fans may be cheering even harder tomorrow. It is the final home game for a senior class that has won 22 consecutive home games. On Sept. 21,1991,the Cornhuskers lost at home to the 1991 National Champion Washington Huskies.
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15th & Kasold
Translated by Richard Wilbur Directed by Ron Popenhagen
Transferred by Richard Wilson. Directed by Murphy Palmer.
Reserved seat tickets are available through the KU box offices (Murphy Hall; 913/646-3982.
Lied Gender: 913/646-ARTS, SUA; 913/646-3477); public $8, KU students $4, senior citizens
and other students $7; VISA and MasterCard are accepted, partially paid by KU.
*Performance will be signed for the deaf and hard of hearing*
This production is KUB entry in the 1995 American College Theatre Festival XXVIII.