Glorious Nebraska Bowl Moments Across Decades
A retrospective of Nebraska Cornhuskers bowl history highlights key games from 1941 Rose Bowl to the 1974 Cotton Bowl and beyond. Notable clashes include Stanford in 1941, Duke in 1954, Miami in 1962, Auburn in 1963, Arkansas in 1965, Alabama rematch in 1967 Sugar, Georgia in 1969 Sun Bowl, LSU in 1970, Alabama in 1972 Orange Bowl, Notre Dame 1973, Texas 1974 Cotton, and a six straight bowl wins tying Georgia.
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Cornhusker
Nebraska
Stanford
Biff Jones
Clark Shaughnessy
Stanford Indians
Francis
Zikmund
Duke
Don Comstock
Bill Murray
Blue Devils
Bob Devaney
Huskers
New York City
Miami
Willie Ross
Bill “Thunder
Thorton
George Mira
Bob Brown
Alabama
Michigan State
Arkansas
Tide
Bob Churchick
Kenny Stabler
Paul Rogers
Georgia
van Brownson
Jerry Tange
Kinney
Schneiss
Jeff Kinney
Johnny Rodgers
Bear Bryant
Notre Dame
Rodgers
Frosty Anderson
Longhorns
Texas Longhorns
Texas
Bahe
Davis
Florida Gators
Cornhuskers
Antelope Archers Return To Nebraska Badlands Tradition
Nebraska opens its archery antelope season from August 20 to September 26 and again October 6 to 31. About 100 life long bowhunters pursue the fleet pronghorn, a challenging trophy with roughly a 10 percent success rate, drawing enthusiasts to rugged badlands and a yearly rite of outdoor camaraderie.
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Nebraska
America
Notre Dame Faces Uncertain Season Under New Coach Devine
Notre Dame begins under Dan Devine with 10 of 11 offensive starters to be replaced. The squad relies on youth, five suspended sophomores returning, and a rebuilt line and backfield as Devine evaluates recruits. Defensive depth centers on Browner Fry and Bradley with Dubenetzky and Harrison back in the secondary.
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Jerry Garrett
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Dan Devine
Devine
Green Bay Packers
Ara Parseghian
al Wajciak
Devin
Tom Parrise
Russ Kornman
Mark McLane
Art Best
Parseghian
Ross Browner
Willie Fry
Luther Bradley
John Dubenetzky
Randy Harrison
Cowboys Preview Faces Losses Yet Staubach Leads Charge
Dallas Cowboys enter 1975 training camp with key departures Calvin Hill Bob Hayes Bob Lilly Walt Garrison out injured. Roger Staubach in a lead role as Landry benchmarks youth. Clint Longley and Charles Napper emerge as hopefuls while preseason tests begin after a 35 7 loss to the Rams.
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Freeman
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Calvin Hill
Bob Hayes
Bob Lilly
Walt Garrison
Dallas Cowboy
Hill
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Tom Landry
San Francisco
Lilly
Garrison
Landry
Cowboys
Los Angeles Rams
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