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Taking the goalpost.

Published on November 5, 2005

How Nebraska fans see themselves ¢ A chiseled jaw to take any shot on the chin. ¢ Plenty of strength in corn-fueled biceps. ¢ A firm grip to keep hold of the football. ¢ Durable shoes for stomping on Jayhawks.

Published on November 5, 2005

Kansas University fans don't always see Nebraska fans in the most flattering light.

Published on November 5, 2005

Published on November 5, 2005

Nebraska's Nate Swift (87) celebrates with teammate Matt Schroeder after catching a touchdown pass against Oklahoma.

Published on November 5, 2005

Kansas University's Charlton Keith, left, swarms Louisiana Tech quarterback Donald Allen for a sack alongside teammates Nick Reid, bottom, and Kevin Kane, right. Keith has emerged as a sack producer and all-around defensive standout for the Jayhawks this season.

Published on November 5, 2005

Douglass

Published on November 5, 2005

How Nebraska fans see themselves A chiseled jaw to take any shot on the chin. Plenty of strength in corn-fueled biceps. A firm grip to keep hold of the football. Durable shoes for stomping on Jayhawks.  Photo Gallery: Nebraska fans

Published on November 5, 2005

Kansas University fans don't always see Nebraska fans in the most flattering light.  Photo Gallery: Nebraska fans

Published on November 5, 2005

Virtual Jayhawks fans wave the wheat after Clark Green's late fourth-quarter touchdown run gave Kansas a 13-10 advantage. KU's defense held on and the virtual Jayhawks defeated the virtual Cornhuskers for the first time in 36 virtual years.

Published on November 5, 2005

The virtual Brian Murph celebrates his 94-yard touchdown return on the game's opening kickoff. The score was just one of many festive occassions on this virtual Saturday as KU knocked off NU 13-10.

Published on November 5, 2005

Nebraska's Nate Swift (87) celebrates with teammate Matt Schroeder after catching a touchdown pass against Oklahoma.

Published on November 5, 2005

Kansas University's Charlton Keith, left, swarms Louisiana Tech quarterback Donald Allen for a sack alongside teammates Nick Reid, bottom, and Kevin Kane, right. Keith has emerged as a sack producer and all-around defensive standout for the Jayhawks this season.

Published on November 5, 2005

Douglass

Published on November 5, 2005

How Nebraska fans see themselves A chiseled jaw to take any shot on the chin. Plenty of strength in corn-fueled biceps. A firm grip to keep hold of the football. Durable shoes for stomping on Jayhawks.  Photo Gallery: Nebraska fans

Published on November 5, 2005

Kansas University fans don't always see Nebraska fans in the most flattering light.  Photo Gallery: Nebraska fans

Published on November 5, 2005

Virtual Jayhawks fans wave the wheat after Clark Green's late fourth-quarter touchdown run gave Kansas a 13-10 advantage. KU's defense held on and the virtual Jayhawks defeated the virtual Cornhuskers for the first time in 36 virtual years.

Published on November 5, 2005

The virtual Brian Murph celebrates his 94-yard touchdown return on the game's opening kickoff. The score was just one of many festive occassions on this virtual Saturday as KU knocked off NU 13-10.

Published on November 5, 2005

Nebraska's Nate Swift (87) celebrates with teammate Matt Schroeder after catching a touchdown pass against Oklahoma.

Published on November 5, 2005

Kansas University's Charlton Keith, left, swarms Louisiana Tech quarterback Donald Allen for a sack alongside teammates Nick Reid, bottom, and Kevin Kane, right. Keith has emerged as a sack producer and all-around defensive standout for the Jayhawks this season.

Published on November 5, 2005

Douglass

Published on November 5, 2005

How Nebraska fans see themselves A chiseled jaw to take any shot on the chin. Plenty of strength in corn-fueled biceps. A firm grip to keep hold of the football. Durable shoes for stomping on Jayhawks.  Photo Gallery: Nebraska fans

Published on November 5, 2005

Kansas University fans don't always see Nebraska fans in the most flattering light.  Photo Gallery: Nebraska fans

Published on November 5, 2005

Virtual Jayhawks fans wave the wheat after Clark Green's late fourth-quarter touchdown run gave Kansas a 13-10 advantage. KU's defense held on and the virtual Jayhawks defeated the virtual Cornhuskers for the first time in 36 virtual years.

Published on November 5, 2005

The virtual Brian Murph celebrates his 94-yard touchdown return on the game's opening kickoff. The score was just one of many festive occassions on this virtual Saturday as KU knocked off NU 13-10.

Published on November 5, 2005