Wednesday September 27. 1987
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
7
Cowboy tops conference; KU players also rank
By United Press International
Oklahoma State fullback Jack Reynolds, who ripped off 104 yards rushing in the Cowboy's 7-6 upset at Arkansas last Saturday night, and Colorado quarterback Bob Anderson dominate the Big Eight Conference individual football statistics this week.
Reynolds, the 'Fokes leading ground gainer and fifth in the league last year with 585 net yards, is the rushing leader with 129 yards in two games with Anderson, the Buffs' highly-touted sephomore, holding down the passing, total offense and scoring leads.
Reynolds plays "well"
Reynolds, playing in his home-town of Little Rock, played what coach Phil Chutin called "unreasonably well" in helping the Cowboys end a 13-year drought against the Razorbacks.
He crashed 13 yards for the Cowboys' winning touchdown in the final quarter and leads Missouri quarterback Gary Kombrink, who rambled for 128 yards in 20 carries in the Tigers' season-opening 21-0 win over Southern Methodist, by a slim one yard.
Complete 14 passes
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Anderson is third in rushing with 125 yards in two games and Buff teammate William Harris, a fast-stepping halfback, is fourth with 121.
Anderson has hit on 14 of 27 passes for 202 yards, giving him a total offense output of 327 markers in two games and a good shot at becoming only the fifth player in Big Eight history to gain over 1,500 total yards in a season.
"We have less than a section-and-a-half to fill." he added.
Student season football tickets will be sold for the last time today and Thursday, according to ticket manager Nick Roach.
Students may purchase tickets in the east inner lobby of Allen Fieldhouse. Those who payed for them last spring or during previews have until Saturday noon to claim their ticket.
The 6-foot, 202-pound Anderson has a big bulge in the scoring department with 24 points on four touchdowns with Kansas' Bill Bell and Colorado's John Farler, both place kickers, a distant second with eight points each.
Douglas ranks second
Douglas takes second Kansas' Bob Douglass, who hit 11 of 23 aerials for 171 yards in the Jayhawks' season opener at Stanford Saturday, is second in passing with Oklahoma State's Bruce Scott on eight of 16 tosses in two cutouts for 150 yards.
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Riggins a leader
Iowa State's John Warder, another quarterback, is second in total offense with 178 yards, followed by OSU's Scott with 164 and Oklahoma's Bob Warmack with 162.
Other individual leaders are Colorado's Monte Huber, pass receiving, eight for 89 yards; Kansas State's Bob Coble, punting, eight for 47.4; Colorado's Charlie Greer, punt returns, six for 116 yards (19.3), and Kansas' Junior Riggins, kickoff returns, four for 133 yards (33.3).
Riggins' 133 yards against Stanford last Saturday,including an 87-yard touchdown runback,were just 20 shy of the single-game mark held by former Kansas All-American John Hadl.
BOB DOUGLASS
No.2 Big Eight quarterback.
JUNIOR RIGGINS Leads in kickoff returns.
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