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"That was my decision. At the time, with the rain coming down, I thought if we could get a field goal and go up nine points, then we'd be in good shape," Harris said. "When we missed, we didn't suck it up on defense and Northeast drove right down the field. In hindsight, may...

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Published inLincoln journal star
Main Author TODD GOTTULA Kearney Hub
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Lincoln, Neb Lee Enterprises, Inc 03.10.1998
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Burbach, Erik
Harris, Kearney Coach
Harris, Riley
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Summary:"That was my decision. At the time, with the rain coming down, I thought if we could get a field goal and go up nine points, then we'd be in good shape," Harris said. "When we missed, we didn't suck it up on defense and Northeast drove right down the field. In hindsight, maybe we should have gone for the touchdown." "[Kearney Coach Harris] moved the football on us the whole game," King said. "(But) that bad snap on the punt really hurt them. We got a cheap score there and that's always nice. This wasn't an easy game for us. We needed every opportunity to score that we could get." "I thought we played hard and gave a great effort even though we don't match up with Northeast at some spots," Harris said. "I don't think it matters who they have carrying the ball. Their line is so gosh darn tough that anybody they put back there can get yards."
ISSN:1084-5283