University Daily Kansan
Fridav. November 10. 1978
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Javhawks vulnerable as KU-Missouri game nears
Bv LEON UNRUH
Sports Editor
Head football coach Bud Moore is more than thrilled about going into the Kansas State football team.
For starters, Kansas doesn't have enough good, healthy players to fill 44 position on the roster.
The defensive secondary may be hurting badly against the Big Eight's passing leader, Phil Bradley. A freshman will start at linebacker.
The forecast is for rain or snow. On KU's artificial fur, it might be more rough. On KU's
And then practice hasn't gone too well this week, the second in a row of hard contact.
Missouri's grass, it might make a big difference.
"We didn't have the kind of practice I would like to have had," Moore said after wrapping up the contact work yesterday. "We never too many mistakes for a Thursday."
Missouri, a 5-4 team overall but losing in the last two weeks, has been waiting for a week such as this for years. But then, they've been losing to KU for years in
games in which KU was supposed to play dead.
KANSAN
KANSAS HAS won six of the last seven games and three in a row. The scores, in years the Tigers were supposed to win, were 42-24, 41-14, and 24-22.
What will Kansas do this year to keep
from turning into a 1-8 team?
"We're just going to do pretty much what we've been doing, not making any changes one way or the other," said Moore, whose efforts have begun with starting offensive backfields and two offenses.
Kyle McNorton—will start at linebacker. There may be another in the defensive secondary—it was Roger Foote last week at strong safety.
'IT'S THE SAME as it been,' he said.
'It is an area I don't even want to talk about.
One freshman-either Chris Toburen or
Moore is worried about the effect of
weight loss on her body weight, wee-
kest age and who averages 172 yards a
game through the air. Nebraska, a runn-
ing team, connected to 283 yards against KU
"You can't allow Bradley to scramble much on you. He's a good passer and a good runner," he said. "And then those two backs they have. . . ."
Phil Bradley
Kansan Predictions
Game Unruh Dressler Bowerman Consensus
Kansas at Missouri Missouri 42-14 Missouri 28-17 Missouri 24-10 Missouri
Colorado at Kansas State Colorado 20-19 Colorado 21-14 Colorado 28-14 Colorado
Oklahoma at Nebraska Nebraska 7-6 Nebraska 24-22 Oklahoma 24-18 Nebraska
Iowa State at Oklahoma St. Oklahoma St. 20-10 Iowa State 20-9 Oklahoma St.
Alabama at LSU Alabama 24-13 Alabama 24-7 Alabama 24-12 Alabama
Arkansas at Baylor Arkansas 33-6 Arkansas 28-10 Arkansas 27-16 Arkansas
Washington at Southern Cal Southern Cal 23-10 Southern Cal 32-21 Southern Cal 21-10 Southern Cal
Houston at Texas Houston 10-7 Houston 16-14 Texas 18-14 Houston
Last Week's Record 6-2 5-3 6-2 6-2
Season Record 57-19 57-19 57-19 57-19
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NU, Oklahoma set for Big Game
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)—The last time they played the Game of the Century, seven years ago, happens to be the last time Nebraska beat Oklahoma.
The classic they staged Thanksgiving Day 1971, ended with Nebraska hugging a 35-31 victory and a national championship to its breast and there were wins by Kansas and Oklahoma won the next six battles by a combined score of 165-62. Even more to Nebraska's embarrassment, the Huskers haven't penetrated the end zone in the period since 1971.
Tuning up for their nationally televised Game of the Century tomorrow, Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne naturally was asked about inboxes. He doesn't believe in them.
"It must be remembered," he said, "in three years we've lost to some very good old teams. We've good old time, we also had our chances to beat these same Sooner teams, but never fully took them."
"There's no iinx." said Barry Switzer.
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coach of the No. 1 Sooners. "I don't think any of those other games are to have to influence on this one. It's what these two teams do this year."
Oklahoma and Nebraska, the I-2 teams nationally in scoring, rushing and total offense, will decide the Big Eight champion. The other two teams will be one of the greatest in their string of classic confrontations. But they won't be the only Big Eight teams in action and theirs will be among the strongest.
season. The Cowboys were 0-5 and beginning a stiff NCAA probation and Coach Jim Stanley was denying rumors of his imminent dismissal.
Oklahoma State might have been declared a disaster area five weeks into the
Iowa State's 24-0 victory over Kansas State last week elevated the Cyclones' record to 6-3 and assured them of their third straight victory. The team hasn't happened in Ames since 1925-26-37.
RICHARD DREYFUS as Moses Wine—a truly different Private Eye!
Now they're 3-6, including a 22-14 loss to Nebraska two weeks ago, and Stanley is being mentioned as a strong possibility for the Cowboys to win week the Cowboys crushed Missouri. 39-20
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$100,000 Name That Tune 4
Family Feud 5
Dating Game 9
MacCell/Lehrer Report 11
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Kansas City Strip 19
Mary Tyler Moore 27
Newlywed Game 41
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Distressed Strokes 4, 27
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Wall Street Week 11, 19
Joker's Wild 41
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Incredible Hulk 5, 13
Firing Line 11
Farm II 11
Movie - "Pete Tina '92"
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Eddie Capra Mysteries 4, 27
American Girls 5, 13
Congressional Outlook 11
Duchess Of Duke Street 19
Catkill Comedians* 3
9:30 Economically Speaking 11
10:00 News 2, 4, 5, 9, 13, 27
Kansas Fish and Game 11
Dick Cavett 19
Louwery Loreaux 43
Kansas Fish and Game 11
Dick Cavett 19
Love Experts 41
10:30 Baretta 2
Jennifer Maine 4, 27
Movie "The Owl and the Pussycat" 5
Mary Tyler Moore 9
ABC News 11, 19
New Avengers 13
Star Trek 41
Movie "The Other Side Of Midnight" 3
Movie "Journey To The Center Of The Earth" 6
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MacNeil/Lehrer Report 19
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Flash Gordon 41
11:40 Movie "A Countess from Hong Kong" 2
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Phil Silvers 41
12:30 Movie "Pioneer Woman" 5
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1:30 Art Linkletter 5
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1:30 Dick Van Dyke 41
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Gain averages 5.3 yards a carry at half-
back, and James Wilber averages 4.5.
Kellen Winslow, the all-Big Eight tight end last year, has pulled down 21 passes at 15 yards a catch. Flanker Leo Lewis has snagged 24, averaged 13 yards.
On defense, the Tigers are strongest at strong linebacker with Chris Garland and at quarterback with Danny Baker.
KU's Franklin King and John McCray will both wayds at defensive tacle and on the offensive line to make up for a shortage of movable mountains to stick there.
IN THE PAST, the howling of the fans had usually started for the MU coach's scalp about the time the KU-MU game—usually the season end—came around.
sua films
Last season, after leading his team to a 4-7 record, coach Ail Onofrio left. Warren Powers agreed to piy off his $55,000 contract. State for the chance to choke at Columbia.
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Working women in America
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MY PEOPLE
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RAINDANCE
(1977) Dir. Marsha Ross.
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RULES OF THE GAME
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Di. Jean Renoir, with Marcel Dello, Norelle Grogor, Routain LeJean, and Jean-Pierre Bouchard, in the hands of the mores of the guests at a house party. In 1962 and 1972/73 he led an international film among the Ten Greatest Films of All Time by an International poll of Film Critics.
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