Lobos will open KSU home slate
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—(UPI) The surprising New Mexico Lobos, still celebrating their upset 17-8 win over Utah State last Saturday, finished heavy workouts Wednesday in preparation for the Kansas State contest.
Coach Bill Weeks said the Lobos were trying to get straight on fundamentals and pick up "loose ends" before meeting the Wildcats at Manhattan, Kan.
Weeks said the team did not really know what to expect. "We have had only one chance to see them in action," he said. The earlier heavy team workouts have been conditioning exercises for the Kansas weather.
The Lobos came out of their big win against Utah State without any injuries and will be at full strength for Kansas State.
The Lobos were scheduled to leave for Kansas State Friday.
KSU coach eyes kickers
MANHATTAN, Kan.—(UPI) Soccer-style kicker Peter Huss may be named for field goal chores against New Mexico Saturday, Kansas State University football coach Doug Weaver said Wednesday.
Weaver put the Wildcats through a two-hour drill on Wednesday but said he was still not sure whether his kicker would be sophomore Huss or one of two other sophomores, Tom Barnes or Mike Bruhin. Both kick with more consistency than Huss but cannot match his range.
NU eleven practice kicking game
LINCOLN, Neb.—(UPI)—Nebraska Coach Bob Devaney Wednesday continued working on the Cornhuskers' kicking game in preparation for Saturday's meeting with Utah State.
Devaney apparently has settled on sophomore Joe Armstrong for punting chores, but is still without a kickoff specialist.
Defensive end Jerry Patton, who handled kickoffs last week in the 14-10 win over Texas Christian, was hampered by a sore ankle. Devaney since has tested safety man Larry Wachholtz, who does the place kicking and sophomore Bob Ahlschweede.
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