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THE PALM BEACH POST TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1994 College Football Pro Basketball Final NCAA Statistics en1 SCORING OFFENSE LEADING RUSHERS Pts 526 521 414 410 405 Nets beat Bulls 3 UTEP 489 1980 180 0 Miami (Fla.) 441 1970 179.1 Iowa St. 547 1958 178.0 Nevada 438 1956 177.8 Rutgers 435 1928 175.3 Wyoming 520 2101 175.1 Miami (Ohio) 450 1918 174.4 Clemson 544 1913 173.9 Tulsa 482 1910 173.6 Boston Col. 466 1905 173.2 Pittsburgh 431 1901 172.8 Texas Christian 402 1899 172.6 Texas 452 1892 172.0 Utah 449 1870 170.0 Arkansas 513 1866 169.6 Alabama 573 1956 163.0 Northwestern 482 1792 162 9 Minnesota 399 1784 162.2 Arizona 512 1776 161.5 WestVa. 554 1886 157.2 Virginia Tech 474 1725 156.8 East Caro. 411 1717 156.1 Texas Tech 488 1711 155.5 Kentucky 411 1709 1 55.4 Southern Miss.

442 1691 153.7 UCLA 413 1688 153.5 Florida 416 1813 151.1 3 435 398 386 376 401 360 359 359 352 351 350 349 348 343 371 336 332 331 327 354 323 319 376 318 318 314 307 Car Yds Avg Yds Pg Salaam.Colo 298 2055 6.9 186.8 Pruitt.CMich 292 1890 6.5 171.8 Phillips.Neb 286 1722 60 143.5 Carter.PennSt 198 1539 7 8 139 9 Davis.TCU 260 1494 5.7 135.8 Smith.lnd 265 1475 5.6 134.0 Darkins.Minn 277 1443 5.2 131.1 Kaufman.Wash 255 1390 5.5 126.3 West.Pitt 252 1358 5.4 123.4 Chrstphsn.Wyo 300 1455 4.8 121.2 Chrishon.Nevada 189 1076 5.7 119.5 Llindy.NW 260 1189 4.6 118.9 Wheatley.Mich 194 1064 5.5 118.2 Singleton.UTEP 292 1277 4.4 116.0 Davis.Aub 221 1263 5.7 114 8 George.OhioSt 261 1353 5 2 112.7 Fletcher.Wis 205 1235 6.0 112,2 Whitfield.EMich 284 1232 4.3 112.0 Williams, Ala 291 1341 4.6 111.7 Shah.UCLA 210 1227 5.8 111.5 Nibbs.BallSt 221 1210 5.5 110.0 Smith.ECar 226 1204 5.3 109.4 Cooper.LaTech 243 1189 4.9 108.0 Alstott.Purdue 202 1188 5.9 108.0 Baldwin.Duke 276 1187 4.3 107.9 Carter.Ariz 268 1163 4.3 105.7 Pittman.SDSt 274 1136 4.1 103 2 Whalley.Kent 241 1003 4.2 100 3 227 1103 4.9 100.2 241 1084 4.5 98.5 Willis.Rut 216 1080 5.0 98.1 J.Smith.KanSt 232 1073 4.6 97.5 Abdullah.Pac 250 1070 4.3 97.2 McBeth, Toledo 180 1053 5.8 95.7 J.SIewart.Tenn 170 1028 6.0 93.4 Dunn.FlaSt 152 1026 6.8 93.2 Green.BC 199 1018 5.1 92.5 Oliver.Fres 258 1106 4.3 92.1 Avg 47.8 43.4 37.6 37 3 36.8 36.3 36.2 35.5 35.1 34.2 33.4 32.7 32.6 32 6 32.0 31.9 31.8 31.7 31.6 31.2 30.9 30.5 30.2 30.1 297 295 29.4 29.0 289 2B.9 28.9 28.5 27.9 27.8 27.7 27 6 27 5 27.4 27.4 27.4 27.1 26.8 26.7. 26.6 266 26.5 TOTAL DEFENSE New Jersey comes from 1 9 back to defeat Chicago 99-94. The Associated Press CHICAGO Armon Gilliam scored 11 of his 24 points in the third quarter Monday night, leading New Jersey from a 19-point ct 12 11 II 11 12 11 11 11 11 12 11 11 11 11 II 11 11 11 11 12 II 11 11 11 12 II 11 13 11 11 11 11 11 11 II II 12 11 II 11 11 11 12 12 11 II 11 II 11 11 II 11 11 II 11 11 11 11 12 1) 11 11 12 11 11 11 Penn St. Florida Nevada Utah Florida St. Nebraska Colorado Bowling Green Colorado St.

Central Mich. New Mexico Duke Auburn Baylor Toledo Georgia Virginia Mississippi St. Miami (Fla.) North Caro. Air Force Purdue San Diego St. Texas Stantord Brigham Young Wisconsin Texas Fresno St.

Tennessee Notre Dame Kansas Iowa Michigan Kansas St. Virginia Tech East Caro. Oregon Northern III. Southern Cal Texas Tech Washington Indiana Wyoming Ohio St. Texas Christian Michigan St.

Illinois Southern Miss. North Caro. St. Ball St. South Caro.

Western Mich. LSI) Maryland Arizona Nevada-Las Vegas Miami (Ohio) Boston Col. Alabama Minnesota Syracuse Louisville West Va. Pacific Eastern Mich. Mississippi deficit to a 99- LEADING PASSERS THE ASSOCIATED Jay Barker threw for 1,996 yards and 14 touchdowns in leading the Crimson Tide to an 11-1 record in 1994.

Alabama's Barker wins Unitas Award 94 victory over the Chicago Bulls that ended the Nets' four-game losing streak. With 5:18 left, the Nets got their first lead at 86-85 on a drive by 306 305 304 303 329 301 301 298 295 294 319 319 292 280 279 278 277 276 276 274 270 270 265 263 262 259 281 256 256 255 275 252 247 246 25 5 25.4 25.3 25.2 25.1 25.1 24.9 24.5 24.5 24.1 23.9 23.8 235 234 23.3 23.3 23.2 22.9 22.9 22.5 22.4 Gilliam Gilliam. It was Gilliam again with Cp Yds Tds Pts 264 176 2679 21 172.9 180 109 1492 20 155.7 226 139 1996 14 151 7 212 132 1754 18 151.3 255 170 2210 12 150 3 381 247 3035 28 150 .2 316 184 2624 24 148.6 333 217 2822 16 148.6 264 172 2356 11 148.6 293 174 2368 25 147.9 237 147 2071 10 146.8 306 181 2757 17 144.7 216 138 1711 13 143.8 333 229 2394 20 143.6 463 284 3712 29 143.3 238 145 2040 11 143.1 447 271 3537 29 141.8 302 179 2501 15 140.6 187 105 1627 10 139.4 222 119 1729 19 139.2 433 259 3396 24 137.5 337 200 2571 18 137.5 290 154 2552 16 137.0 263 152 2254 11 136.7 274 159 2155 17 135 I 269 161 2056 13 134.8 303 180 2245 15 134.0 188 100 1342 16 133.8 409 233 3117 22 132.9 220 110 1806 14 132.7 211 128 1383 16 132.2 257 159 1864 13 131.7 243 131 1893 13 131.2 210 105 1623 14 131.2 1B3 101 1345 II 130.2 201 120 1431 10 130.0 296 169 2181 14 129.9 293 172 2136 16 129.8 380 227 2781 17 129.1 268 156 1869 16 129.0 289 170 1928 17 128.7 299 169 2206 13 128.2 367 231 2259 19 127.4 294 159 2179 15 127.1 156 88 1168 7 126.4 182 114 1335 6 126.3 313 168 2443 15 125.S K.Collins.PennSt T.Dean,Fla Barker.Ala Wuerffel.FIa R. Johnson, SoCal McCoy.Utah Knake.TCU Stenstrom.Stan Collins.Mich Henry.BGreen Stewart.Colo Groh.Va Walsh.BYU Banks.MichSt Maxwell.Nevada Cook.UCLA Mason, Syr Powlus.NDame Zeier.Ga Hill.ColoSt Donati.Fres B.Hoying.OhioSt Johnson, III Baldwin, BallSt Case.NMex Taile.MissSt Bevell.Wis Hartsell.BC Philyaw.NE La Johnston.WVa Lunney.Ark White.Ariz Kanell.FlaSt Lucas, Rut Huzjak, Toledo Taneyriill.SC Preston, Kansas Vibberts.Cin Costa.MiaFIa TOTAL OFFENSE Dorsell heads list of 11 inductees to College Hall The Associated Press NEW YORK Tony Dor-sett, the NCAA's career rushing leader and 1976 Heismart Trophy winner, headlines a Plays Yds Yds Pg Miami (Fla.) 702 2430 220.9 Washington St. 732 2519 229 0 Memphis 729 2774 252.2 Nebraska 765 3106 258.8 Texas 758 2920 265.5 Boston Col.

697 2927 266 1 Florida St. 754 2937 267.0 Western Mich. 726 3047 277 0 Illinois 700 3138 285 3 Arizona 688 3140 285.5 LSU 711 3211 291.9 Oklahoma 713 3253 295.7 California 758 3299 299.9 Southwestern La. 748 3299 299.9 Ohio St. 809 3611 300,9 Alabama 775 3624 302,0 Mississippi 775 3337 303.4 Utah 779 3343 303.9 Florida 824 3664 305.3 Virginia Tech 793 3391 308 3 Virginia 759 3412 310 2 Texas Tech 776 3421 311 0 Kansas St.

751 3438 312.5 Bowling Green 712 3440 312 7 Rice 700 3451 313.7 Oregon 860 3814 317.8 North Caro. 752 3512 319.3 Arkansas 724 3553 323.0 Auburn 761 3563 323 9 North Caro. St. 748 3564 324 0 Clemson 735 3638 330.7 Notre Dame 778 3661 332 8 Tennessee 738 3667 333.4 Washington 762 3679 334.5 Colorado St. 823 3718 338 0 Eastern Mich.

754 3727 338.8 Mississippi St. 749 3736 339.6 Oregon St. 749 3747 340.6 Southern Miss. 745 3770 342 7 Colorado 758 3781 343.7 West Va. 846 4135 344.6 Wisconsin 763 3811 346.5 Louisiana Tech 758 3838 348 9 Louisville 771 3858 350.7 South Caro.

710 3866 351.5 Arkansas St. 759 3890 353 6 Miami (Ohio) 766 3892 353.8 Central Mich. 783 3913 355 7 Kent 793 3915 355.9 Northern III. 781 3959 359.9 Tulsa 767 3965 360.5 Air Force 863 4342 361.8 Baylor 757 3991 362.8 Ohio 780 3996 363.3 Texas 787 3997 363.4 Michigan 755 4004 364.0 East Caro. 812 4035 366.8 RUSHING DEFENSE Car Yds Yds Pg Virginia 323 700 63 6 Arizona 369 7)5 65.0 Washington St.

418 812 73.8 Nebraska 401 951 79.3 Florida 387 1015 84.6 Texas 440 1016 92.4 Miami (Fla.) 409 1065 96.8 Florida St. 378 1077 97.9 Utah 410 1163 105.7 Memphis 419 1172 106 5 Boston Col. 414 1197 108 8 Oregon 472 1349 112.4 WestVa. 444 1355 112.9 Clemson 379 1248 113.5 Colorado 421 1256 114.2 North Caro. 369 1267 115.2 Auburn 416 1275 115.9 Western Mich.

433 1296 117.8 Air Force 464 1420 118.3 East Caro. 400 1313 119.4 Rice 379 1323 120.3 Brigham Young 469 1457 121.4 Illinois 426 1368 124.4 Ohio St. 468 1496 124.7 Mississippi St. 406 1392 126.5 Southern Miss. 425 1396 126.9 Duke 412 1409 128.1 Alabama 442 1549 129.1 Colorado St.

436 1424 129 5 Michigan 406 1439 130.8 Washington 443 1446 131.5 Virginia Tech 439 1446 131.5 Oregon St. 449 1453 132.1 LSU 412 1465 133 2 California 456 1482 134.7 North Caro. St. 407 1484 134.9 Bowling Green 411 1496 136.0 Nevada 415 1504 136.7 Notre Dame 443 1538 139 8 Northern III. 442 1545 140.5 Wisconsin 446 1574 143.1 South Caro.

410 1590 144.5 Tennessee 429 1627 147.9 Mississippi 475 1629 148.1 Baylor 423 1630 148.2 Oklahoma 454 1634 148.5 Arkansas 442 1634 148.5 Penn St. 461 1656 150.5 Southwestern La. 439 1673 152.1 Arizona St. 424 1684 153.1 Utah St. 432 1718 156.2 Louisville 456 1773 161.2 Syracuse 423 1784 162.2 Texas Tech 493 1798 163.5 Ball St.

473 1799 163.5 Rutgers 482 1805 164.1 Hawaii 549 1982 165.2 TOTAL OFFENSE group of 12 players and two coaches to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame today. Dorsett, who led 1 Dorsett Pittsburgh Plays Yds Yds Pg Penn St. 749 5722 520.1 Nevada 901 5581 507.3 Colorado 773 5448 495.2 Florida St. 853 5314 483.0 Nebraska 897 5734 477.8 New Mexico 937 5664 472.0 Georgia 754 5135 466.8 Florida 851 5553 462.7 Brigham Young 955 5489 457.4 Wyoming 929 5468 455.6 Utah 836 4931 448.2 Stanford 842 4889 444.4 Air Force 883 5220 435.0 Colorado St. 781 4748 431.6 Miami (Fla.) 807 4699 427.1 Toledo 802 4667 424.2 Michigan 740 4647 422.4 Wisconsin 783 4637 421.5 Tennessee 808 4560 414.5 Texas Christian 718 4523 411.1 Auburn 762 4519 410.8 Bowling Green 820 4518 410.7 Central Mich.

750 4507 409.7 North Caro. 803 4482 407.4 East Caro. 818 4482 407.4 San Diego St. 815 4480 407.2 Iowa 738 4476 406.9 Minnesota 803 4475 406.8 Virginia 822 4451 404.6 Purdue 750 4445 404.0 Pacific 834 4416 401.4 UCLA 756 4395 399 5 Southern Cal 770 4341 394.6 Fresno St. 936 5097 392.0 Kansas 754 4268 388.0 Western Mich.

804 4267 387.9 Notre Dame 757 4230 384.5 North Caro. St. 773 4227 384.2 Ohio St. 843 4602 383.5 Baylor 765 4206 382.3 Pittsburgh 754 4196 381.4 Illinois 788 4169 379.0 Tulsa 849 4157 377.9 Boston Col. 810 4154 377.6 Michigan St.

764 4149 377.1 Mississippi St. 733 4133 375.7 Rutgers 753 4126 375.0 Miami (Ohio) 768 4115 374.0 Duke 802 4104 373.0 Indiana 786 4092 372.0 Northern III. 793 4098 371.6 Maryland 747 4075 370.4 Southern Miss. 798 4060 369.0 Northeast La. 750 4054 368.5 West Va.

902 4381 365.0 Kansas St. 754 3996 363.2 Arizona 814 3987 362.4 Hawaii 819 4336 361.3 Texas 780 3974 361.2 Washington 772 3963 360.2 Texas 727 3962 360.1 New Mexico St. 815 3922 356.5 Oklahoma 808 3917 356.0 Virginia Tech 791 3910 355.4 Louisville 801 3874 352.1 Ball St. 737 3859 350.8 Georgia Tech 756 3847 349.7 Yds Avg Yds Pg Maxwell.Nevada 3498 7.3 318.0 Zeier.Ga 3457 7.6 314.2 Case.NMex 3649 6.6 304,0 Stenstrom.Stan 2714 6.8 301.5 Walsh.BYU 3473 6.4 289.4 McCoy.Utah 3104 6.8 282.1 Whelihan.PaC 2306 6.5 256.2 Crandell.ECar 2783 5.9 253.0 Hill.ColoSt 2715 7.0 246.8 Slewart.Colo 2710 7.5 246.3 K.Collins.PennSt 2660 9.6 241.8 Kanell.FlaSt 2654 6.5 241.2 Flanigan.SMU 2371 4.8 237.1 McDonagh.WMIch 2364 6.2 236.4 Burris.Temple 2567 5.4 233.3 Gustin.Wyo 2795 7.3 232,9 Knake.TCU 2540 7.4 230,9 Huziak.ToledO 2465 5.9 224.0 R.Johnson.SoCal 1993 6.2 221.4 May.KanSt 2399 6.1 218.0 Costa.MiaFIa 2372 6.6 215.6 Cook, UCLA 2356 6.4 214.1 Schade.Minn 2356 6.2 214.1 Milanovch.Md 2332 6.0 212.0 to the 1976 national championship, gained 6,082 yards in col-' lege and set 18 NCAA He went on to play 12 years -in-the NFL, all but one with the' Dallas Cowboys. Joining him in the 1994 Hall' of Fame class are former play ers Bob Babich of Miami The Associated Press LOUISVILLE, Ky.

Alabama's Jay Barker has been named recipient of the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award presented to the nation's top senior quarterback. Barker has an Alabama career-best 34-2-1 record as a starter, including an 11-1 mark this season. The Tide's only loss this year was Saturday's 24-23 defeat to Florida in the SEC Championship game in Atlanta. Barker, a 6-foot-4, 215-pound-er from Trussville, completed 139-of-226 passes for 1,996 yards and 14 touchdowns with only five interceptions. Barker is the Alabama career leader in passing yards completions (402) and attempts (706).

He will close his collegiate career in the Citrus Bowl against Ohio State. The award will be presented Friday in Louisville by the Kentucky Chapter of The National Football Foundation College Football Hall of Fame Inc. The other finalists for the award were Southern California's Rob Johnson, Kansas State's Chad May, Alcorn State's Steve McNair, Colorado's Kordell Stewart and Georgia's Eric Zeier. NOTRE DAME SUSPENDS TWO: Corncrback Bobby Taylor, a finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award, and defensive end Germaine Ilold-en have been suspended for one game and will not play for Notre Dame in the Fiesta Bowl against Colorado. The university said the two violated school and NCAA rules by accepting compensation in an attempt to buy tickets to the Irish's Nov.

26 game against Southern Cal for a Notre Dame student. A Notre Dame spokesman would not say what kind of compensation Taylor and Holdcn received or who gave it to them. OKLA. STATE CONSIDERING BUCKEYES ASSISTANT: Ohio State defensive coordinator Bill Young said he has been asked to interview for the head-coaching vacancy at Oklahoma State. Young graduated from Oklahoma State in 1967 after playing for three seasons on the Cowboys' defensive line.

Young was an assistant coach at Oklahoma State from 1976-79. JESSE JACKSON RIPS COLORADO: Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson criticized the University of Colorado for hiring a white coach and said he may urge recruits to boycott the school. The school hired Rick Neuhei- Steve Eisenhauer of Larry Elkins of Baylor; Pete Elliott of Michigan; Tucker Fre-; derickson of Auburn; Jerry-Groom of Notre Dame; John-Iladl of Kansas; Gifford Nielsen, of BYU; Ozzie Newsome of Ala-' bama; Marvin Powell of South- ern Cal; and Randy White Maryland. The two coaches are Vince: Doolcy, who led Georgia to six SEC championships and the-1980 national title, and John Merritt, who won 232 games at. Jackson State and Tennessee State during a 31 -year career.

Gms Ct Yds Ct Pg Van Dyke.Nevada 11 98 1246 8.9 Gatewood.UNLV 11 88 1203 8.0 Rossley.SMU 11 83 857 7.5 Simon.Md II 77 891 7.0 Caswell.Tulsa 11 74 893 6.7 Jordan.UCLA 11 73 1228 6.6 Asher.Louv 11 70 794 6.3 Wallace.WMich 11 68 7 58 6.1 Armour.Stan II 67 1092 6.0 Harris.Wyo 12 71 1431 5.9 McCorvey.FlaSt 10 59 870 5.9 K. Johnson, SoCal 10 58 1140 5.8 Claiborne.Utah 11 63 743 5.7 Jackson.LaTech 11 62 790 5.6 Uwaezuoke.Cal 10 56 716 5.6 Marsh.Utah 11 61 859 5.5 Hunter.Ga 11 59 799 5.3 Sanders, Aub II 58 910 5.2 Baltaglia.Rut II 58 779 5.2 Williams, NE La 11 57 1106 5.1 Dice.Ariz 11 56 969 5.0 Funderbrk.Rut 11 55 751 5 0 Shearer.SDSt 11 55 737 5,0 Mitchell.BC 11 55 617 5.0 Davis.NMxSt 11 54 985 4.9 Sallee.Mo 12 58 616 4.8 Atkins.Pac 11 53 791 4.8 J.Jackson.FIa 12 57 855 4.7 PASSING OFFENSE Att Cp Yds Yds Pg 462 276 3721 338 3 463 279 3625 329 5 3755 312.9 475 287 PASS EFFICIENCY DEFENSE INTERCEPTIONS two free throws at 2:58, giving New Jersey a 92-90 lead. Pete Myers then picked up a loose ball and fed Scottie Pippen, who was driving the lane for the dunk, tying it 92-92 with 1:49 to go. With 1:19 left, Kenny Anderson' was fouled by Larry Krystkowiak. Anderson made 1-of-2 free throws, giving the Nets the lead for good at 93-92.

Anderson was fouled with 17 seconds left by Steve Kerr and made both free throws for a 95-92 lead. Sleepy Floyd scaled the victory with two more free throws with four seconds left. The Nets, paced by Gilliam, rallied in the third quarter, trimming a 63-44 deficit at the half to 82-76 entering the fourth quarter. Pippen led the Bulls with 23 points. KNICKS 101, 76ERS 96 (OT): John Starks and Charles Smith combined for nine of New York's 11 points in overtime as the Knicks beat Philadelphia at The Spectrum.

Starks had five of his 16 points and Smith had four of his 20 in the extra period, giving the Knicks their fifth win in seven games. "Confidence-wise, I don't lack any of that," Starks said. "It's just being comfortable out there on the court. Right now, I'm just not into a good rhythm." Starks isn't happy with his 14-point average, but he thinks he's making key contributions. "I just have to keep working hard at it, and all of a sudden it will pop into place and everything will come together," he said.

"I never give up on myself or doubt myself." Sharone Wright's baseline jumper 20 seconds into overtime put Philadelphia up 92-90, but Starks' three-pointer followed by Smith's jumper midway through the extra period gave the Knicks the lead for good. Patrick Ewing led all scorers with 25 points. Dana Barros led the 76ers with 22 points, while Willie Burton and Wright had 19 apiece. After trailing by 10 midway through the final quarter, the 76crs rallied to tic it 90-90 on Burton's baseline jumper with 52 seconds left to play. Both teams had a chance to end the game in regulation, but Starks put up an air ball with five seconds to play and Burton's 10-foot jumper at the buzzer was no good.

The Knicks opened a 23-8 lead 10 minutes into the game as the 76ers hit only four of their first 16 shots. But Ewing picked up his third foul accompanied by a technical called on coach Pat Riley midway through the second quarter, and Philadelphia used Ewing's absence from the middle to get back into the game. CLIPPERS' SPENCER OUT: The Los Angeles Clippers placed center Elmore Spencer on the injured list because of apparent behavioral and personal problems. Spencer, who turns 25 today, met Monday with team physician Tony Daly, who recommended a specialized treatment sequence to further identify and treat the condition that the Clippers feel has affected both his overall behavior and performance on the court. Spencer was the only player benched by coach Bill Fitch during Saturday night's loss to Minnesota as his college coach, Jerry Tarkan-ian, sat in the front row.

After the game, the Clippers' 15th consecutive loss, Spencer made a hasty retreat from the locker room without talking to reporters. To replace Spencer on the roster, the Clippers activated center Bob Martin, who opened the season on the injured list with a bruised right heel. No Yds TD IPG Beasley.WVa 12 10 133 2 .83 BRobinsn.Aub 11 8 140 1 .73 R.Barber.Va II 8 56 0 .73 Marlin.MichSI 11 7 41 0 .64 Yancy.Ga 11 6 154 1 .55 Leary.Utah II 6 140 2 .55 B.Thomas.TxTech 11 6 91 0 .55 JacksonXoloSt 11 6 71 0 .55 Crocker.Va 11 6 54 1 .55 Other state players Ca.Jones.MiaFIa 11 5 60 1 .45 Gilmore.FIa 12 5 52 0 .42 PUNTING sel to replace Bill McCartney as; coach, bypassing McCartney's-, recommendation to hire assistant Bob Simmons, who is black. 1 -1 "This is exactly the kind pfj discrimination we must campaign against," said Jackson, president' and founder of the National Rain-) bow Coalition. "We must consider; taking direct action against the University of Colorado if there is refusal to improve," he said.

Jackson said action could fnr'; elude lawsuits, censure or picket-; -ing. He said the organization's athletics commission also would consider a national boycott to encourage recruits to avoid attending Colorado, ranked No. 4 in the. nation. Georgia Nevada Brigham Young Florida Stanford San Diego St.

Florida St. Wyoming Utah Maryland Pacific Penn St. Southern Cal New Mexico Fresno St. East Caro. Temple Illinois Miami (Fla.) UCLA Georgia Tech New Mexico St.

Nevada-Las Vegas Minnesota Western Mich. Colorado St. Texas Christian Kansas St. Bowling Green Duke Texas Northeast La. Navy LSU Auburn South Caro.

Virginia Southern Miss. Michigan Arizona St. Louisville Utah St. California Pittsburgh West Va. Southern Methodist Eastern Mich.

Boston Col. Tulsa Colorado Missouri Arizona Rutgers Miami (Ohio) Virginia Tech Washington St. Oregon North Caro. St. Texas Tech Ohio St.

San Jose St. Mississippi Texas Michigan St. Houston Iowa Tennessee 3740 311.7 3358 305.3 3244 294.9 3234 294.0 3367 280.6 3061 278.3 3037 276.1 3023 274.8 2962 269.3 2912 264.7 3137 261.4 3304 254.2 2765 251.4 2747 249.7 2735 248.6 2729 248.1 2707 246.1 2702 245 6 2701 245 5 2693 244 .8 2691 244.6 2685 244.1 2659 241.7 2624 238.5 2614 237.6 2497 227.0 2468 224.4 2468 224.4 2441 221 9 2433 221 2 2426 220.5 2417 219 7 2403 218 5 2394 217.6 2369 215.4 2366 215.1 2350 213.6 2340 212 7 2307 209 7 2301 209.2 2295 208 6 2495 207.9 2267 206.1 2256 205.1 2249 204.5 2247 204.3 2242 203.8 2430 202.5 2211 201.0 2198 199 8 2197 199 7 2185 198 6 2127 193 4 23IB 193.2 2115 192.3 2099 190 8 2289 190 8 2096 190.5 2095 190.5 2070 188 2 2047 186.1 2046 186.0 2045 185.9 435 267 422 255 410 257 441 264 409 225 387 249 428 291 440 224 299 194 346 224 411 235 408 229 407 234 416 218 366 217 366 194 343 200 407 223 392 200 476 232 404 217 393 227 312 163 316 184 351 205 312 184 367 216 361 208 325 169 410 216 335 175 330 185 399 244 303 183 356 195 272 174 310 169 363 203 383 190 345 207 323 170 348 176 388 208 309 185 344 196 367 206 256 157 409 232 302 171 318 183 318 184 317 174 327 178 354 181 294 169 330 163 306 170 330 164 320 175 275 162 241 146 354 196 264 142 Alt Cp Yds Tds Pis Miami (Fla.) 293 143 1365 5 81.28 Southwestern La. 309 135 1626 10 86 27 Texas Tech 283 122 1623 8 88 60 Florida St. 376 180 1860 13 92.86 Washington St.

314 140 1707 9 93.34 Mississippi 300 134 1708 13 94.12 Kansas St. 279 130 1596 7 94.32 Virginia Tech 354 168 1945 10 94.46 Memphis 310 162 1602 7 94.73 Nebraska 364 172 2155 10 96.71 Texas 318 152 1904 6 97.40 Western Mich. 293 144 1751 9 97.88 Utah 369 182 2180 12 99 38 Oregon 388 195 2465 8 100 63 Michigan St. 257 131 1604 7 101 49 Bowling Green 301 143 1944 10 102.09 LSU 299 162 1746 9 103.13 East Caro. 412 215 2722 10 105.01 Colorado St.

387 210 2294 11 105.17 Virginia 436 239 2712 14 105.28 Alabama 333 176 2075 11 105.89 Arkansas St. 277 140 1711 11 106.15 Central Mich. 304 155 1937 8 106 61 California 302 158 1817 12 106 70 Oklahoma 259 134 1619 11 107 45 Florida 437 241 2649 14 107.49 Tulsa 261 135 1723 8 108 10 Boston Col. 283 151 1730 11 108.35 Ohio St. 341 193 2115 10 109.58 Illinois 274 150 1770 8 109.88 Georgia 325 183 2071 10 110 14 Pacific 320 155 2028 17 110 45 Auburn 345 177 2288 17 110.52 North Caro.

383 209 2245 14 110 65 Texas 1 316 166 2112 12 111.08 Georgia Tech 266 144 1673 10 111 85 West Va. 402 201 2780 18 112 92 Washington 319 169 2233 10 113.97 Nevada 398 203 2562 15 114.00 Tennessee 309 174 2040 8 114,49 Mississippi St. 343 174 2344 20 114.55 Utah St. 365 185 2484 19 114 62 Notre Dame 335 190 2123 9 114 64 Clemson 356 210 2390 9 114 74 Southern Miss. 320 166 2374 16 115 07 Northern III.

339 174 2414 14 115 92 Ohio 253 137 1642 12 116 41 Southern Cal 335 177 2464 12 116 89 North Caro. St. 341 193 2080 15 117.07 Nevada-Las Vegas 307 163 1969 15 117.88 Louisville 315 176 2085 11 117.92 Wyoming 310 138 2268 18 118.04 Miami (Ohio) 275 138 1852 17 119.15 Rice 321 180 2128 11 119 95 Arkansas 282 153 1919 II 120 03 Wisconsin 317 168 2237 15 120 32 Iowa 249 130 1777 12 120 83 No Avg Sauerbrun.WVa 72 48.42 Bender.GaTech 55 45 51 Maynard.BallSt 59 45.49 Lambert.NE La 55 45.07 Layton.Mia.O 55 45.04 Daniel.Aub 53 44,49 Schager.UCLA 53 44.19 Slnehouse.SoCal 61 44.15 Ivy.OklaSt 64 44.03 Beckley.BC 58 43,88 PUNT RETURNS No Yds TD Avg Clay.EMich 14 278 1 19 86 Silvan.Tenn 15 27 2 0 18.13 Peterson.SDSt 12 190 2 15.83 Kv.Alxndr.UtahSt 14 199 1 14.21 Kennison.LSU 36 439 1 12.19 Freeman.VaTech 39 467 1 11.97 Foster.NMxSt 14 167 0 11 93 G.MyersXoloSt 25 294 0 11.76 Roskelly.Memphs 40 468 1 11.70 D. Johnson, TxTech 27 313 I 11.59 State players Palmer.FIa 28 276 0 9.86 Collie.FlaSt 30 274 8 9.13 German, MiaFIa 27 245 0 9.07 The defensive scheme was: 'Let them score' FIELD GOALS FGA FG Pet FGPG Hamilton.Mich 29 24 828 2,18 McLaughln.Ariz 29 23 .793 2 09 Leaver.BGreen 24 21 .875 1 91 Garritano.UNLV 26 21 .808 1.91 Ry Wilams.VaTech 21 17 .810 1.70 Chalberg.Minn 23 17 739 1.70 Wales.Wash 25 18 720 1.64 Parkman.Ga 22 17 773 1,55 Garcia.Va 22 17 .773 1.55 Baker.ArizSt 24 17 .708 1.55 State players Prewitt.MiaFIa 14 13 .929 1.18 Davis.FIa 16 14 .875 1.17 the-grain idea that gave the Golden Lions a chance to get to. overtime.

The son of a UAPB quarter- -back of 20-plus years ago, Swinton did some fast figuring wheni Western Montana led 46-45 and had the ball with less than 90 seconds to play. KICKOFF RETURNS No Yds TD Avg Dunn.Fres 35 1013 0 28 94 Wall.NC 27 743 1 27 52 Foster.NMxSt 14 385 0 27.50 Mason.MichSt 36 966 1 26 83 Galloway.OhioSt 15 401 1 26.73 Smith.Konsas 17 448 1 26 35 Bronson Baylor 18 470 1 26 11 Smith.Mich 18 468 1 26 00 Davis.Memphs 16 416 0 26 00 J.Jackson.FI. 15 390 0 26.00 Other state players Preston.FlaSt 14 320 0 22.86 The Associated Press PINE BLUFF, Ark. Arkansas-Pine Bluff is in the NAIA championship game because of a couple of players left in the lurch when the school was given the death penalty and because of a gutsy decision to take a dive on defense. The key names are Chris Robinson, Anthony Norris and Bruce Swinton Jr.

Together, they concocted a 60-53 overtime victory Saturday over Western Montana. Robinson completed 20-of-33 passes for 362 yards and six touchdowns. Norris caught nine passes for 165 yards and four touchdowns. Swinton never left the sideline, but it was his against- 271 164 2017 183 4 SCORING DOFFENSE Pts Avg Car Yds Yds Pg Miami (Fla.) 11 119 10.1 687 4080 340 0 Nebraska 12 145 12.1 720 3657 304 8 Washington St. 11 133 12.1 517 3206 291.5 Texas 11 147 13 4 571 3132 284 7 Kansas St.

11 156 14 2 640 3072 279 3 Illinois 11 156 14 2 450 2760 250 9 Alabama 12 173 14 4 619 2738 248 9 Memphis 11 159 14.5 558 2718 247 1 Boston Col. 11 162 14 7 509 2667 242,5 Ohio St. 12 187 15 497 2649 240 8 Arizona II 174 15 8 614 2634 239 5 Bowling Green II 174 15 8 515 2583 234 8 Florida St. 11 183 16.6 537 2543 231 2 Virginia 11 185 16 8 578 2516 228 7 Tennessee 11 185 16 8 552 2496 226 9 Florida 12 205 17.1 533 2494 226 7 Clemson II 188 17 I 502 2448 222 5 Western Mich. 11 189 17.2 474 2431 221.0 Texas Tech II 191 17 4 543 2409 219 0 Oregon 12 212 17 7 513 2372 215 6 Utah 11 197 17 9 526 2527 210 6 Auburn 11 199 18 1 468 2281 207,4 Virginia Tech 11 202 18 4 498 2251 204 6 Rice II 203 18 5 490 2211 201 0 Mississippi II 205 18 6 519 2210 200.9 Colorado 11 211 19 2 516 2384 198 7 Arkansas II 213 19 4 496 2161 196 5 Wisconsin 11 218 191 537 2313 192 8 Southern Cal 11 229 20 8 479 2112 192 0 North Caro, 11 232 21 1 432 2102 191.1 Penn SI.

11 232 21,1 523 2102 191.1 Washington II 233 21 2 469 2089 189 9 East Caro. 11 233 21 2 412 2010 119.1 Mississippi St. 11 234 21 3 519 2057 187.0 Oklahoma II 738 21.6 508 2021 183 7 Oregon St. II 239 2 1 7 477 7020 183 6 Notre Dame II 239 21,7 520 2004 182 2 West Va. 12 262 21 the third-to UAPB' Giving up and extra Golden Li-points and' "Let them score, stringer suggested coach Lee Hardman.

another touchdown point would put the ons behind by eight Nebraska Air Force Colorado Central Mich. Oregon St. Penn St. Army Kansas Toledo Wisconsin Rice Purdue Tennessee Northern III. North Caro.

Vanderbilt Indiana Iowa Baylor Notre Dame New Mexico Michigan Oklahoma St. Ball St. Syracuse Hawaii Mississippi St. Ohio St. North Caro.

St. Auburn Michigan St. Colorado St. Florida St. Virginia Bowling Green Washington Oklahoma Scoring to tie.

Oth- give them a chance never get erwise, they would the ball back. TD XP FG Pts PtPg Salaam.Colo 24 0 0 144 13 09 Carter.PennSt 23 0 0 138 12 55 Pruitt.CMich 22 0 0 132 12 00 Leaver.BGreen 0 42 21 105 9 55 Davis.FIa 6 65 14 10 7 8.92 Thomas, TexAiM 16 0 0 96 8 73 Wheatley.Mich 13 0 0 78 8 67 Hamilton.Mich 0 23 24 95 8 64 McLaughln.Ariz 0 26 23 95 8 64 Conway PennSI 0 62 10 92 8 36 Other state players Jackson, Fla 16 0 0 96 1.00 Stewart.MiaFIa 12 72 100 Prewitt.MiaFIa 35 13 74 6.73 "I've never done that," Hardman said. "But it only took me one-half of a tenth of second to think about it.".