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BIG 12 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Joe Ganz, Nebraska, QB, Sr, Palos Heights, Ill.

Joe Ganz accounted for 365 yards of total offense and four touchdowns in Nebraska’s win at Kansas State. He was 16-25-1 through the air for 270 yards and two touchdowns in addition to rushing for a career-best 95 yards and two scores. Ganz set the NU season record for completions in a game and became the program single-season leader in total offense (3,351 yards). The Palos Heights, Ill., senior has guided Nebraska to at least 30 points in nine of 11 games this season and 12 times in 14 career starts.

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The GANZINATOR will be severly missed next season. He will leave big shoes to fill and a BIG hole in the offense.

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Congrats!!! Finally some recognition on a great season!

 
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BIG 12 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Joe Ganz, Nebraska, QB, Sr, Palos Heights, Ill.

Joe Ganz accounted for 365 yards of total offense and four touchdowns in Nebraska’s win at Kansas State. He was 16-25-1 through the air for 270 yards and two touchdowns in addition to rushing for a career-best 95 yards and two scores. Ganz set the NU season record for completions in a game and became the program single-season leader in total offense (3,351 yards). The Palos Heights, Ill., senior has guided Nebraska to at least 30 points in nine of 11 games this season and 12 times in 14 career starts.

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Huh? I'm guessing it should have read "During the game, Ganz set the NU record for completions in a season". I don't think that 16 completions in a game is a season record. Yep...I'm sure of that one.

 
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Husker_Power said:
BIG 12 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Joe Ganz, Nebraska, QB, Sr, Palos Heights, Ill.

Joe Ganz accounted for 365 yards of total offense and four touchdowns in Nebraska’s win at Kansas State. He was 16-25-1 through the air for 270 yards and two touchdowns in addition to rushing for a career-best 95 yards and two scores. Ganz set the NU season record for completions in a game and became the program single-season leader in total offense (3,351 yards). The Palos Heights, Ill., senior has guided Nebraska to at least 30 points in nine of 11 games this season and 12 times in 14 career starts.

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Huh? I'm guessing it should have read "During the game, Ganz set the NU record for completions in a season". I don't think that 16 completions in a game is a season record. Yep...I'm sure of that one.
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I'm sure that you're sure about being sure of that one.

Case closed.

 
Ganz is Big 12 offensive player of the week
By the Lincoln Journal Star

Monday, Nov 17, 2008 - 12:22:04 pm CST

Husker senior quarterback Joe Ganz had 270 passing yards and 95 rushing yards, showcasing what his feet can do with two fourth-quarter touchdown runs on zone-read plays.

It was good enough to earn Ganz the tag of Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week.

The award marked the second career such honor for Ganz. The Palos Heights, Ill., native also earned the award following last year’s Kansas State game, when Ganz set Nebraska records for passing yards (510), passing touchdowns (7) and total offense (528).

The 95 rushing yards were a career high for Ganz and the most by a Husker quarterback since Jammal Lord’s 109-yard effort against Texas A&M in 2003.

Ganz was one of five Huskers to rush for at least 45 yards in Saturday’s game as NU churned out its best rushing effort against a Big 12 foe in six seasons. The 610 total yards by NU was also a season high.

Ganz’s award marks the fourth time this season a Husker has won Big 12 Player-of-the-Week honors. Ndamukong Suh received the defensive honor for his effort against Kansas, while Niles Paul (San Jose State) and Nate Swift (Virginia Tech) have earned special teams honors.
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:horns2 Good Job Joe...the Man!!!

 
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how in the world is there not a thread on this already?

http://www.kolnkgin.com/home/headlines/34592879.html

From University of Nebraska Sports Information:

Nebraska senior quarterback Joe Ganz has been named Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week for his outstanding performance in leading the Huskers to a 56-28 victory over Kansas State on Saturday. Ganz accounted for 365 yards of total offense, including 270 passing yards and 95 rushing yards. He also threw for two touchdowns, while running for a pair of fourth-quarter scores.

The award marked the second career Big 12 Player-of-the-Week honor for Ganz. The Palos Heights, Ill., native also earned the award following last year’s Kansas State game, when Ganz set Nebraska records for passing yards (510), passing touchdowns (7) and total offense (528).

The 95 rushing yards were a career-high for Ganz and the most by a Nebraska quarterback since Jammal Lord’s 109-yard effort against Texas A&M in 2003. Ganz was one of five Huskers to rush for at least 45 yards in Saturday’s game as NU churned out its best rushing effort against a Big 12 foe in six seasons.

Ganz guided the Nebraska offense to a season-high 610 total yards against the Wildcats and NU’s 56 points were also the most this season. Under Ganz’s leadership, Nebraska has now topped 30 points nine times in 11 games this season and 12 times in his 14 career starts. Nebraska has passed for at least 200 yards in all 14 of Ganz’s career starts and he has out-yarded the opposing quarterback in nine of 10 career Big 12 starts.

The 365-yard total offense effort against Kansas State pushed Ganz’s season total offense total to an NU record 3,351 yards. He also established a new Nebraska season completions record against the Wildcats. Ganz is also on the verge of setting the season passing yardage and completion percentage record and is in position to break Nebraska records for season and career touchdown passes.

Ganz’s award marks the fourth time this season a Husker has won Big 12 Player-of-the-Week honors. Ndamukong Suh received the defensive honor for his effort against Kansas, while Niles Paul (San Jose State) and Nate Swift (Virginia Tech) have earned special teams honors.
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