Big Eight Stats TEAM STANDINGS Conference Games Conference W 1 Pct. Pts. Opp. Missouri 5 1 0.1 .833 197 120 febraska 5 1 0.1 .833 88 54 lorado 4 2 0 .863 18 111 oklahoma 3 2 0 .600 141 162 kansas 3 2 0 .600 141 162 Kia. State 3 2 0 .900 140 105 owa State 1 5 0.1 .607 81 162 tansas 0 6 0.0 .160 113 167 All Games Missouri Y 1 8 T 89 Pts. Opp. Nebraska 7 2 0 778 293 160 Colorado 7 2 0 778 165 99 Oklahoma 5 3 0 652 243 218 K-State 5 3 0 650 243 178 Oklahoma 4 4 0 505 135 172 Iowa State 3 6 0 333 152 196 Kansas 6 8 0 111 159 221 LEADING RUSHERS Player, School Att. Net Play Avg. Game Avg. Steve Owen, OU 281 1191 4.5 148.9 Joe Moore, MU 257 1148 4.8 127.6 Bob Anderson, CU 201 900 4.5 100.0 John Higgins, KU 150 572 3.8 63.6 Rob Bell, OU 75 486 3.8 65.0 Joe Resnick, KU 114 492 4.3 64.7 Mack Herron, KS 119 485 4.1 53.7 Bub Deerwater, OSU 102 416 4.1 52.0 Wil Wheeler, IOU 101 416 4.5 50.4 Jock Johnson, IS 96 427 4.4 47.4 Jock Kinney, NJ 142 419 4.0 46.6 Matt Montgomery, KS 75 375 5.1 41.7 Ron McHill, MU 81 306 5.8 34.2 JACK Milden, MU 97 260 2.7 32.5 Most Yards Game 248 by Steve Owens, OU, vs. Iowa State (11/7), Longest Run for TD: 78 by Jack Mildren, OU, vs. Pittsburgh (6/27) TANDEM OFFENSE | Player, School | Rush | Receive | Total | Game | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Steven Owen, OU | 239-1491 | 5-25 | 863-1144 | Avg.7 | | Joe Moore, MU | 237-1148 | 6-39 | 243-1187 | 131.9 | | Mack Herron, KS | 119-485 | 40-481 | 159-966 | 107.3 | | Bob Anderson, CU | 201-300 | 47-19 | 205-919 | 102.1 | | Jeff Kinney, NU | 141-492 | 38-19 | 186-749 | 83.2 | | Ron Jesse, KU | 114-492 | 14-257 | 128-749 | 83.2 | | Roy Bell, OU | 75-448 | 12-167 | 87-615 | 76.9 | | Joy Nelson, KU | 155-572 | 12-167 | 87-615 | 66.1 | | Mel Gray, MU | 1-1 | 23-590 | 24-589 | 85.6 | | Mike Montgomery, KS | 73-375 | 24-184 | 97-559 | 62.1 | | Bub Deerwater, OS | 102-418 | 24-184 | 109-459 | 57.4 | | Mike DeVries, NU | 72-424 | 12-255 | 109-459 | 57.4 | | Ward Walsh, CU | 101-454 | 5-38 | 106-492 | 54.7 | | Larry Frost, NU | 35-130 | 23-360 | 58-490 | 54.4 | | Oliver Davis, NU | 5-50 | 23-360 | 46-491 | 54.4 | | Dan Schneiss, NU | 54-290 | 16-170 | 70-460 | 51.1 | (Tandem Offense is a combination of rushing offense and pass re- (Tandem Offense is a combination of rushing offense and pass reeling.) LEADING PASSERS Player, School Comp. Att. Pct. Had Int. Gain Game. Avg. TT Dinkley, KS 168 121 .540 18 2037 226.5 11 Tory McMahon, MU 82 209 .440 13 1067 184.1 14 Bob Cutburth, OS 82 219 .374 13 1185 184.1 14 Jerry Tagge, NU 97 173 .561 7 1229 136.6 4 Kidd Mrenel, OU 60 131 .458 9 1055 131.1 6 Oliver Isle, US 67 167 .458 7 670 85.9 5 Van Brownson, NU 47 88 .534 5 620 68.9 2 Parendt, CU 47 75 .453 4 560 62.6 1 Jim Ettinger, KU 39 93 .419 8 834 59.3 4 Phil Basler, MU 39 90 .418 8 533 59.2 4 Phil Schwartz Game: 304 25.49 by Dale Bender Most Yards Game: 394 (25-49-3) by Lynn Dickey, KS, vs. Missouri $ _{1/4} $ (1) Longest Pass for TD: 79 by Paul Arendt to Monte Huber, CU. vs. Missouri (10/25). --we could get involved is if everyone beats everyone else. We'd need help." Coaches pick Buffs as favorite KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -- An influx of talented newcomers held the spotlight Sunday when Big Eight basketball coaches convened to discuss prospects for the upcoming season Such performers as Colorado's Jim Creighton and Ron Shell, Nebraska's Chuck Jura and Al Nissen, Iowa State's Gene Mack, Missouri's Henry Smith and Bob Allen, Kansas' Bud Stallworth and Aubrey Nash and Kansas State's Bob Zender and David Hall rated most of the attention. Coaches, however, pointed out their reluctance to rely on sophomore and junior college transfers for winning seasons. The exception is Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa State and Missouri. Newcomers breaking into their lineups will be ousting returning starters. Steppenwolf's NEW ALBUM MONSTER $299 While the coaches, unanimously with the exception of Walseth, picked Colorado as the likely repeat winner, they felt Nebraska, Iowa State or Missouri also would contenders. Records & Stereo Malls Shopping Ctr. "Nebraska has a great shot at all of it," Missouri coach Norm Steward assessed. "The only way "It's going to be a well-balanced race," said Iowa State's Glen Anderson. "Probably more than it's ever been. But, on paper, you'd have to go with Colorado." Also visit our Omnibus Shop A gallery of handcrafted gifts.