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Berry Tramel, Sports columnist
Cowboys enjoy the ride in Lincoln after spinning their wheels for almost a half-century
LINCOLN, Neb. — Mike Gundy looked up at the Memorial Stadium clock, settled on 5:25, and the scoreboard blaring the stunning news, Cowboys 45, Huskers 7, and the Oklahoma State football coach did the math.
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