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Friday, October 10, 1986 / University Daily Kansan
Cowboys may feel Cornhuskers' wrath
United Press International
South Carolina threw a scare into the Nebraska Cornhuskers and the Big Eight Conference members, beginning with the Oklahoma State Cowboys, may be the ones who pay.
A 27-24 victory at South Carolina last week dropped the Cornhuskers two spots in the rankings, so it will be No. 5 Nebraska that hosts the Cowboys in their Big Eight opener tomorrow night.
In other games tomorrow, Iowa State opens its Big Eight season at Kansas while Colorado is at Missouri in a third league game. No 6 Oklahoma plays its annual grudge match against Texas in Dallas to complete this week's schedule. Kansas State has its second open date in three weeks.
The biggest task may be the Cowboys', 2-2, this week since Nebraska, 4-0, will be trying to show that the South Carolina game was not a true barometer of its talent.
"I think the close game and coming from behind was probably better for us than to go down and win by three or four touchdowns," said Corpuskers' head coach Tom Osborne.
But the Cowboys have had trouble overcoming their inexperience. None of the Oklahoma State players were born when the Cowboys last won in Lincoln (1960).
"This will be a new experience for a lot of these guys," Oklahoma State head coach Pat Jones said. "We obviously have a lot of respect for the Nebraska program and we know we're going against excellent athletes who are very, very well coached."
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The rough Oklahoma schedule continues this week. Texas may not be as good as some years, but the Longhorns, 2-1, have always been able to get ready for the Sooners, 3-1. Both Missouri, 1-3, and Colorado, 0-4, hope better things are ahead. The Buffaloes will be trying to become the second 0-4 team to beat Missouri.
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