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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Friday, November 4, 1994
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ISU coach resigns
AMES, Iowa — Iowa State football coach Jim Walden, whose team is witness this year, announced Thursday night he'll resign at the end of the season.
Walden, in his eighth season as the Cyclones' head coach, said he was making the announcement now to give the university a head start on finding a new coach.
Iowa State is 0-7-1 and must finish the season against three nationally ranked teams — No. 15 Kansas State, No. 1 Nebraska and No. 7 Colorado.
Walden had said earlier that he expected to be fired after the Colorado game on Nov. 19. He has three years left on his contract but said in a statement released by the university that he did not seek or receive an financial offer to resign early.
"As it became obvious that this would be my last season coaching at Iowa State University, I concluded that the best thing I could do now for the future of ISU football would be to help the university obtain the best possible successor to lead this program." Walden said in a statement released by the university's athletic department.
No.1 Cornhuskers have a loaded arsenal
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Minimum than our guards," Mason said in comparing Kansas' offensive line to Nebraska's offensive line. Kansas' running game will run into its toughest test of the season in the Cornhuskers rush defense. Nebraska has allowed an average of 71.1 yards a game and ranks fifth in the nation.
"They do more things to beat you, more so than Colorado," McBride said. "They have so many weapons."
Nebraska defensive coordinator Charlie McBride said that Kansas' passing ability last season almost led to a defeat of the Cornhuskers.
The Kansas loss last season is still fresh on the minds of both teams. Kansas scored a touchdown with 52 seconds left, but failed to convert the two-point conversion and lost 21-20.
"It came down to the last play," Kansas senior strong safety Gerald McBurrows said. "That's what you play college football for."
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