Terry Rogers Season 1974

1974 (Senior)
Terry was a three-year letterman for the Huskers defensive backfield. He finished the season with four tackles, three unassisted and a fumble recovery. 

Rogers helped the Huskers to a dominant defensive season. They finished second in the Big Eight in rushing defense (165.1 ypg), passing defense (98.4 ypg), and scoring defense (11.1 ppg). Nebraska finished the season with a 9-3 record and a Sugar Bowl win against Florida (13-10).

1973 (Junior)
Terry was a reserve letterman in 1973, recording one tackle and one fumble recovery. 

Terry helped the Huskers pass defense rank No. 1 in the Big Eight, allowing just 28.2% of opponents passes to be completed for only 39.9 yards per game. Nebraska ranked second in total defense (245.8 ypg), trailing only Oklahoma. Rogers helped the Huskers to a 9-2-1 record and a 19-3 Cotton Bowl win over Texas.

1972 (Sophomore)
Rogers was an alternate monster who recorded 11 tackles, six of them being unassisted. The Huskers finished with a 9-2-1 record and a dominating 40-6 win over Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl.

1971 (Redshirt)
Rogers redshirted his second season as a Husker. 

1970 (Freshman)
Terry was a fine player with the undefeated 1970 freshman team. 

Columbus High School (Columbus, High School)
Terry was an All-Conference football player under Coach Jed Rood. He was a six sport letterman at Columbus High School. Terry was a pre-physical therapy major and was the son of Martin and Eva Cattau.