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LoHud.com CollegesScoreboard A The Journal News Sunday, October 8, 2006 15C 1 I s. i 4'. 4 t. "-j J5 AREA COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP Dukes top Rams Knapp totals 363 yards passing, three touchdowns in 20-17 win The Associated Press Quarterback Scott Knapp threw for 363 yards and three touchdowns to lead visiting Duquesne to a 20-17 win over Fordham yesterday. Knapp completed 35 of 48 with one interception for the Dukes (4-2).

Bruce Hocker had 18 receptions for 125 yards and one touchdown. John Skelton connected on 11 of 21 for 160 yards with one interception and a touchdown for Fordham (1-4). Michael Clukey's 20-yard field goal with 9:23 left in the second quarter put the Rams up 3-0. Knapp's 11-yard pass to Dan Spriggs late in the third quarter gave Duquesne a 6-3 advantage. Fordham took its last lead, 10-6, on Skelton's 26-yard pass to Richard Rayborn early in the fourth quarter.

Knapp then combined with John Bunevich on a 7-yard touchdown pass and with Hooker on a 16-yard touchdown for a 20-10 lead. Joe Prydatko scored for the Rams on a 1-yard run with 55 seconds left. Columbia 24, lona 0: At New York, Craig Hormann threw for 215 yards and a touchdown as Columbia won the first meeting between the schools. Columbia (3-1) managed 298 yards in total offense against the Gaels (1-5), who came into the game leading Division I-AA in total defense. Hormann completed 22 of 37 for Columbia, which earned its first shutout since a 24-0 win over Harvard in 1998.

Iona's Michael Biehl was 17 of 28 for 155 yards, replacing Gaels' starter Dustin Croick, who missed the game with a leg injury. Hormann threw a 1-yard pass to Austin Knowl-in with 11 seconds remaining in the first quarter to cap a 72-yard drive and give the Lions a 7-0 lead. Jon Rocholl kicked a 42-yard field goal on the final play of the first half to extend the lead to 10-0. Columbia converted two turnovers into second-half touchdowns. Iona played without coach Fred Mariani, who was hospitalized after becoming ill during practice Friday.

Defensive coordinator Ed Lynett handled the coaching duties. Army piles up points vs. VMI Black Knights hang 62 on Keydets week after blowout loss to Rice Roderick Boone The Journal News WEST POINT If ever there was a need for a game like this, it was yesterday. Army was befuddled by last week's effort in its 34-point loss to Rice, a team that seemed like it forgot how to win, having dropped 20 of its previous 21 contests. And with upcoming games against teams like Notre Dame, TCU and UConn, plus the annual rivalry matchups with Air Force and Navy still on the horizon, the Black Knights needed something positive and someone to beat up on.

Enter VMI. Thank you, schedule maker. The Black Knights pounced on the Keydets like they had been caged up all week, just waiting for someone to open the door and let them out Army reeled off 31 consecutive points to start the game and was never in trouble, pummeling Division I-AA VMI 62-7 before a sun-splashed homecoming-day crowd of 31,069 at Michie Stadium. "I definitely think that everybody took that sour taste they had last week and turned it into motivation," junior wide receiver Jeremy Trimble said. "We got back to the basics and fundamentals.

We focused on one play at a time and we all wanted to come out here and show our fans how the real Jim McKnightThe Associated Press Army's John Wright, left, reaches out to help the Black Knights recover a fumble by VMI in the second quarter yesterday. ly well." In a start contrast to last week, the Black Knights found themselves on the right end of a commanding half-time cushion. They were up 34-7 and had tilings on cruise control. That allowed Army to exhale somewhat. Roughly 100 of the 103 players who dressed saw action.

But the Black Knights know things will be different Saturday against UConn, which seems to have Army's number. "We are going to come out," junior quarterback David Pevoto said, "and play as hard as we can next week." Reach Roderick Boone at rodboonelohud.com or 914-696-8531. Army team plays." Led by Trimble's two touchdowns, six players found the end zone in one of the best offensive showings in Army's history. The last time the Black Knights (3-3) put on this type of display was in 1958, when they posted 68 points in a 62-point pasting of Colgate. Suffice to say, it's been a long time coming.

Still, Bobby Ross was a little torn about it since he graduated from VMI in 1959. "It's nice to get that, but at the same time I've got some mixed feelings on that honestly," the Army coach said. "It's nice to get the points, but the biggest thing is our kids were really excited and actually playing very well." Army entered its matchup with the Keydets (1-5) ranked 112th out of 119 Division I teams in the turnover-margin department but found a way to improve on that number immediately. Barrett Scruggs forced a fumble on the game's second play from scrimmage. Charl Rockwood gobbled it up at VMI's 25-yard line, and it took just one play for the Black Knights to capitalize.

Wesley McMahand ran it in untouched for the score, and Army achieved one of its goals a mere 1:01 into the game: get off to a fast start against a team it should beat. "It set the tone for the entire defense for the entire day," Scruggs said. "We forced three fumbles and did some things well on defense. The game plan against the option worked really, real AREA COLLEGE ROUNDUP v. Chappas cannot save St.

Thomas Aquinas in 1-0 loss to New Haven Fernandez scores only goal of game; Fairfield beats Iona Compiled from staff reports Jessey Fernandez scored the only goal of the game to lead the University of New Haven to a 1-0 victory over St Thomas Aquinas in men's soccer yesterday at the North Rockland Soccer Club. Michael Chappas made two saves in the loss. James Hillaire had eight saves for New Haven. Fairfield 2, lona 1: At Iona, ack, Lacey McCabe had 10 kills, and Tara Leegwater had 32 assists in a 30-18, 32-30, 30-27 loss. Villa Julie 3, Purchase 0: At Purchase, Katelyn Shankley had two kills in the 30-10, 30-13, 30-9 loss for the Panthers.

Bridgeport 3, Concordia 1: At Bridgeport, Cindy Eckard had 16 kills and 17 digs in a 30-27, 22-30, 30-27, 30-26 loss for the Clippers. Tiffany Edwards and Lohea Merola each had 13 kills for Concordia. Merrimack 3, Concordia 1: At Bridgeport, Eckard had 20 kills and 13 digs in a 19-30, 30-17, 30-24, 32-30 loss for Concordia. Kristina Bennett added 40 assists and 17 digs for Concordia. Rockland CC 3, Queensbourgh 1: At Nassau CC, Nyack's Jaleesa Singleton had 10 kills, five aces, six blocks and 12 digs in the 29-31, 30-20, 30-15, 30-25 loss for the Hawks (8-5).

Christine Booth of Tappan Zee had five aces. Teammate Mary Grace Vergara of Clarkstown South had 15 digs. Nassau 3, Rockland CC 0: At Nassau CC, Singleton had six kills in the 30-21, 30-20, 30-17 loss for the Hawks (8-6). Vergara had 12 digs. Purchase 2, Chestnut Hill 0: At Purchase, Jessica Noonan and Rebecca Moore each scored a goal for the Panthers.

Nicholas Smaldone scored for the Gaels, and Taurean Manders had an assist Purchase 1, Mount St. Vincent 1, OT: At Purchase, Ryan Roach scored, and Noah Colantuono had three saves for Purchase. Chris Herrera scored for Mount St Vincent. Dominican 3, Wilmington 0: At Dominican, James Hamilton and Diego Miranda scored first-half goals. Joseph Ruesgen added the third.

Rockland CC 3, Borough of Manhattan CC 2: At Rockland Community College, Claude Darling scored two goals for Rockland. Troy Hernandez had eight saves. Women's soccer: Kimberly Griffith scored two goals in St. Thomas Aquinas' 3-0 victory over Queens College at the North Rockland Soccer Club. Teammate and North Rockland graduate Jeanette Gibson made eight saves.

Pace 2, Bentley At Bentley, Kelly Fazio and Evelyn Graham each scored for the Setters. Joce-lyne Durando had eight saves. Women's volleyball: Theresa Hanneman led host Dominican with 11 kills in the 30-28, 30-22, 30-26 loss to Goldey Beacom. Kaitlin Earl had 31 assists. Pace 3, St.

Michael's 0: At Pace, Danielle Furka had 17 kills, and Ashley D'Agostini had 45 assists in a 30-18, 30-27, 30-24 win. Brooklyn College 3, Purchase 0: At Purchase, Janina Martinez had seven kills and four digs in the 30-13, 30-14, 30-28 loss for the Panthers. Teammate Christina Lee had two aces. Canlslus 3, lona 0: At Canisius, Morgan Young had seven kills in the 30-21, 30-19, 30-17 loss for the Gaels. Teammate Alyssa Morales had 20 assists.

Mercy 3, Nyack 1: At Nyack, Diana Bruzzone had 16 kills, and Mariola St. Fleur added 13 kills in a 30-20, 30-14, 23-30, 30-24 win. Wendy Paige had 11 kills for Ny- Holy Family 3, Nyack 0: At Ny Area Colleges Yesterday's results FoottaR Army 62, VMI 7 Duquesne 20, Fordham 17 Columbia 24, lona 0 Men's soccer University of New Haven 1, SI Thomas 0 Fairfield 2, lona 1 Purchase 1, Mount St Vincent 1 Women's soccer St. Thomas Aquinas 3, Queens College 0 Pace 2, Bentley 0 Purchase 2, Chestnut Hill College 0 Rockland CC 3, Borough of Manhattan CC 2 Tennis Purchase 8, St. Joseph 1 Purchase 7, Chestnut Hill College 2 28.

(09) Mike Wallace, Ford, 187.857. 29. (2) Kurt Busch, Dodge, 187.827. 30. (6) Mark Martin, Ford, 187.779.

31. (42) Casey Mears, Dodge. 187.757. 32. (07) Clint Bowyer, Chevy, 187.482.

33. (8) Dale Earnhardt Chevy, 187.471. 34. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevy, 187.460. 35.

(22) Dave Blaney, Dodge, 187.401. 36. (7) Robby Gordon, Chevy, 187.368. 37. (66) Jeff Green, Chevy, 187.291.

38. (40) David Stremme, Dodge, 187.068. 39. (43) B.Labonte, Dodge, owner points. 40.

(96) Tony Raines, Chevy, owner points. 41. (10) Scott Riggs, Dodge, owner points. 42. (41) R.Sorenson, Dodge, owner points.

43. (74) Derrike Cope, Dodge, 187.379. Formula One Men's soccer New Haven 1, SL Thomas Aquinas 0 UNH 1 0-1 SL Thomas Aquinas 0 0-0 Goal UNH: Jessey Fernandez. Sam -UNH: James Hilaire STAC: Michael Chappas 2. Dominican 3, Wilmington 0 Wilmington (942) 0 0-0 Dominican (8-31) 2 1-3 Glials James Hamilton, Diego Miranda, Joseph Ruesgen.

Assists Ryan Clancy. Saves Dan Mangat; 0: Robert Kelly 0. Rockland CC 3, Borough of Manhattan 2 Borough of Manhattan(82-1) 1 1-2 Rockland CC (4-7-1) ...2 1-3 Goals MCC: Gampee Zampaligre, Ri-cardo Hylton; RCC: Claude Darling 2, Andre Brown. Assists RCC: Jorge Sanchez, Julian Arena. Sam MCC: Gerrence Ahoua RCC; Troy Hernandez 8.

Women's soccer Auto Racing Nextel Cup UAW-Ford 500 lineup Qualifying yesterday; Race today At Talladega Sueerspeedwey Talladega, Ala. las lengtJi: 2.66 miles (Car number ki parentheses) 1. (33) David Gilliland, Ford, 191.712 mph. 2. (88) Dale Jarrett.

Ford, 191.516. 3. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevy, 190.400. 4. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevy, 190.200.

5. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 190.041. 6. (5) Kyle Busch, Chevy, 189.808. 7.

(14) Sterling Marlin, Che 189.522. 8. (26) Jamie McMurray, Ford, 189.212. 9. (25) Brian Vickers, Chevy, 188.958.

10. (18) JJ.Yeley, Chevy, 188.928. 11. (12) Ryan Newman, Dodge, 188.775. 12.

(11) Denny Hamlin, Chevy, 188.660. 13. (20) Tony Stewart, Chevy. 188.574. 14.

(29) Kevin Harvick, Chevy, 188.556. 15. (01) Joe Nemechek, Chevy, 188.408. 16. (1) Martin Truei Chevy, 188.378.

17. (99) Carl Edwards Ford, 188.245. 18. (45) Kyle Petty, Dodge. 188.185.

19. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 188.163. 20. (49) Mike Bliss, Dodge, 188.130. 21.

(55) Michael Waltrip, Dodge, 188.041. 22. (19) Elliott Sadler, Dodge, 188.015. 23. (21) Ken Schrader, Ford, 187.986.

24. (15) Paul Menard, Chevy, 187.975. 25. (9) KaseyKahne, Dodge, 187.964. 26.

(78) Kenny Wallace, Chevy, 187.945. 27. (04) Eric McClure, Chevy, 187.927. 7. Jenson Button, Britain, Honda, 1:30.992.

8. Rubens Barrichello, Brazil, Honda, 1:31.478. 9. Nick HeidfekJ, Germany, BMW-Sauber, 1:31.513. 10.

Nico Rosberg, Germany, Williams, 1:31.856. DMniated after second 15fmte session 11. Kimi Raikkonen, Finland, McLaren-Mercedes, 1:30.827. 12. Robert Kubica, Poland, BMW-Sauber, 1:31.064.

13. Pedro de la Rosa, Spain, McLarerhMer-cedes, 1:31.254. 14. Mark Webber, Australia, Williams, 1:31,276. 15.

Vitantonio Uuzzi, Italy, Scuderia Toro Rosso, 1:31.943. 16. Christijan Albers, Netherlands, Midland Fl, 1:33.750. DMniated after flat 15-reinate session 17. David Coulthard, Britain, Red Bull, 1:32.252.

18. Robert Doornbos, Netherlands, Red Bull, 1:32.402. 19. Scott Speed, United States, Torn Rosso, 1:32.867. 20.

Takuma Sato, Japan, Super Agud, 1:33.666. 21. Tiego Monteiro, Portugal, Midland Fl, 1:33.709. 22. Sakon Yamamoto, Japan, Super Agud, no time.

Pace 3, SL Michael's 0 Brooklyn College 3, Purchase 0 Villa Julie 3, Purchase 0 Canisius 3, lona 0 Holy Family 3, Nyack 0 Mercy 3, Nyack 1 Bridgeport 3, Concordia 1 Merrimack 3, Concordia 1 Rockland CC 3, Queensborough 1 Nassau 3, Rockland CC 0 Football Japanese Grand Prix linuep Qualifying yesterday; Race today At Suiuka Circuit (road course) Suzuta, Japan Lap length: 3.636 miles 1. Felipe Massa. Brazil, Ferrari, 1 minute, 29.589 seconds, 144.978 mph. 2. Michael Schumacher, Germany, Ferrari, 1:29.711.

3. Raff Schumacher, Germany, Toyota, 1:29.989. 4. Jarno Trulli, Italy, Toyota. 1:30.039.

5. Fernando Alonso, Spain, Renault 1:30.371. 6. Giancarlo Fisichella, Italy, Renault 1:30.599. Sun Young Yoo 7147-76-214 Minea Blomqvist 71-7747-215 Suzann Pettersen 74-7249-215 Carin Koch 737349-215 AramCho 73-72-70-215 Wendy Doolan 74-7071-215 HyeChoi 76-7149-216 Allison Fbuch 74-7349-216 Karin Sjodin Nicole Castrate 764872-216 Erica Blasberg 72-7074-216 Glulia Sergas 7072-74-216 Jackie Gallagher-Smith 7374-70-217 Jean Bartholomew 7372-72-217 Eva Dahllof 72-71-74-217 Heather Young 707077-217 Veronica Zorzl 76-71-71-218 Laura Diaz 7572-71-218 Brittany Lang 74-72-72-218 Teresa Lu 74-71-73-218 Johanna Head 73-72-73-21 Tracy Hanson 7371-74-218 Mi Hyun Kim 71-72-75-218 Alena Sharp 707375-218 Michelle Blis 7349-76-218 lode Kane 75-71-73-219 Nancy Harvey 71-7375-219 Katie 7072-77-219 Christa Johnson 71-78-71-220 D'RaeWard 7371-75-220 BethBader Becky Iverson Meredith Duncan 76-72-73-221 Dina Ammaccapane 74-74-73-221 Jenna Daniels Sarah Lee 7572-74-221 Grace Park 7571-75-221 KrisTamulis 71-7575-221 Vtakl GoetzeAckerman 787371-222 Diana D'AFessio 76-7571-222 Stephanie Louden 737871-222 Kelly Cap 7872-72-222 Lee Ann Walker-Cooper 77-72-73-222 Kathryn Imrie 77-72-73-222 KrisTschetter 71-77-74-222 HanaKim 75-74-74-223 Candle Kung 77-74-73-224 Miriam Nagl 76-7573-224 Kate Golden 75-7073-224 7872-74-224 Nicole Perot 72-77-75-224 Audra 72-78-75-225 Nina Reis 76-74-76-226 Dorothy Delasln 7574-77-226 a-Aijndra Mrtn Del Campo Maggie Will 77-74-77-228 Army 62, VMI 7 0 7 0 7 FAR WEST FJYU 47, San Diego St 17 Baylor 34, Colorado 31, 30T Colorado St 28.

UNLV 7 Idaho 28, New Mexico St 20 Idaho St 41, N. Colorado 13 Montana 33, 1 Washington 17 Montana St 14, Portland St 0 Navy 24, AJr Force 17 San Diego 56, Butler 3 Southern Cal 26, Washington 20 Golf Chrysler Classic of Greensboro Yesterday, TMrd Round At Forest Oaks Country Clue Gmnseore, N.C. me: MfMo Yardage: Par 72 Davis Love III 69698-206 Chris Couch 69869-206 Chris Smith 67-71-69-207 Steve Resell 696969-207 John Senden 66-70-71-207 Daniel Chopra 68-74-66-208 Lucas Glover 7 36966-208 Brett Quigley 69-71-68-208 Joe Durant 67-71-70-208 Jason Bonn 699-70-208 Ryan Moore 67-70-71-208 EricAxley 689-7 1-208 Chartes Howell III 69-728-209 Robert Game! 66-7M9-209 Tim Clark 67-7J69-209 Troy Matteson 71-68-70-209 Olin Browne 7M9-70-209 Jonathan Byrd Jeff Brehaut 68-70-71-209 Charley Hoffman 66-71-72-209 NickWatney 64-71-74-209 Ryan Palmer 71-65-73-209 Robert Damron 67-73-70-210 Brent Gelberger 64-75-71-210 Steve Strieker 69-70-71-210 John Rollins Greg Owen 689-73-210 RichardS. Johnson 69-7M9-211 JoeOgifvie Billy Mayfair 71-70-70-211 DlTrahan 68-7370-211 Briny Baird 68-72-71-211 Jeff Maggert 68-72-71-211 Dalsuke Maruyama 72-68-71-211 Michael Allen 69-71-71-211 Bubba Watson 69-7072-211 Greg Kraft 68-74-70-212 John 67-75-70-212 Will MacKenae 69-7370-212 Aaron Baddeley 71-70-71-212 Vaughn Taylor 72-69-71-212 KJ. Choi 67-7372-212 Brian Gay 67-7372-212 ArjunAtwal Bob May 69-71-72-212 Jeff 68-72-72-212 Dudley Hart.

69-7073-212 Tag Ridings 66-72-74-212 David Marco Dawson 7369-71-213 TedPurdy 71-71-71-213 Kevin Sutherland 69-72-72-213 MikeSposa 66-74-73-213 Rich Been 69-7372-214 Steve Jones 68-74-72-214 Hunter Ma han 70-72-72-214 Brian Davis 69-71-74-214 Doug Barron 68-71-75-214 Kris Cox 67-71-76-214 Tim Petrovic 6849-77-214 Henrik Bjornstad 68-74-73-215 Paul Goydos 7369-73-215 John Huston 72-7073-215 Omar Uresti 707075-215 DA Points 69-7374-216 Jerry Smith 70-72-74-216 Nathan Green 70-71-75-216 James Driscoll 66-7575-216 Mark Calcavecchia 69-71-76-216 Steve lowery 68-7078-216 J.P. 70-72-75-217 NickO'Hem 71-71-75-217 Mark Wilson 70-71-76-217 Peter Lorard 71-7076-217 Ryujl Imada 70-72-79-221 Bemhard Unger 68-74-79-221 SAS Championship restore, Second Row At Prestomrao4 Country Ctufe Cary, N.C. hnr. $2 rHIIoii Yardage: Par 72 (35-37) Tom Jenkins 6846-134 Chip Beck 7065-135 Loien Roberts 67-68-135 Mitch Adcock 67-69-136 St Thomas Aquinas 3, i Queens 0 Queens 0 0-0 St Thomas Aquinas 2 1-3 Goals STAC: Kimberly Griffith 2, Katie Pulzone. Assists STAC: Griffith, Jayme Sprague Sam STAC: Patricia Roth 2, Jeanette Gibson QC: Vaientina Duque 3.

Today's events Men's soccer Lehigh at Army, 3 p.m. Women's soccer SL John's at Providence, 1 p.m. Tamils Kingsborough at Rockland CC, 1 p.m. Volleyball Rockland CC vs. Suffolk-Grant at Suffolk CC, 1:15 p.m.

Monroe CC vs. Queensboro CC at Nassau CC 1:15 p.m. JtyHaas Andy Bean 7069-139 Jim Ahem 69-70-139 Raymond Hoyd 71-69-140 Gil Morgan 71-69-140 Brad Bryant 69-71-140 Scott Hoch 69-71-140 Bob Gilder Fuzzy Zoeller Jim Thorpe 72-70-142 Danny Edwards 71-71-142 Massy Kuramoto Mark 7072-142 John Harris 69-73-142 Bobby Wadkins 7370-143 David Edwards 72-71-143 Vicente Fernandez 72-71-143 Ron Streck 71-72-143 7469-143 Tom Purtzer 71-72-143 Tim Simpson 7073-143 Eduardo Romero 7073-143 Des Smyth 72-72-144 DA 72-72-144 Chris Starkjohann 77-67-144 David Eger 72-73-145 Allen Doyle 7570-145 Lonnie Nielsen 71-74-145 7946-145 Wayne lev) 74-72-146 Jose Maria Canizares 74-72-146 Vance Heather 72-74-146 Keith 74-72-146 Tom Kite 71-75-146 Bruce Summerhays 7571-146 JoeOzaki 7076-146 Jim Colbert 77-69-146 JaySigel 72-75-147 Mark Johnson 7374-147 Gary McCord 74-73-147 Kenny Knox 75-72-147 Mike San Flllppo 76-71-147 Mike McCuHough 7375-148 Larry Nelson 7375-148 James Mason 74-74-148 TomWargo 7573-148 Curtis Strange 7573-148 Craig Stadler 7573-148 Hale Irwin 76-72-148 Dana Quigley 7376-149 Tom McKnight 74-75-149 Walter Hall 74-75-149 Dave Stockton 71-78-149 Bruce Lietzke 76-73-149 Joe Inman 77-72-149 Jim Dent 7377-150 Dave Eichelberger 73-77-150 LeeTrevino 72-78-150 DonPooley Hugh Baiocchi 7575-150 Dick Mast 77-73-150 Lanny Wadkins 72-79-151 Denis Watson 7576-151 Scott Simpson 7576-151 John Bland 7874-152 Jim Albus 1 76-77-153 Ed Dougherty 77-76-153 Gary Koch 7381-154 John Jacobs 7381-154 R.W. Eaks 75-79-154 Bob Murphy 7M2-155 Leonard Thompson 77-79-156 Corona Morelia Championship yesterday, Third Round At Tim Marias Residential Golf Out MoreHa, Meitc Purst: $1 HHm Yardage; Par 73 a amateur LorenaOchoa 71-6448-203 Julieta Granada 707046-206 Brandie Burton 68-7547-210 Christina Kim 74-7245-211 Young Jo 72-7049-211 Wendy Ward 7249-71-212 Morgan Pressel 69-72-71-212 Uselotte Neumann 75-7066-213 Becky Morgan 74-7049-213 Stacy Prammanasudh 72-7249-213 YoungAYang 707370-213 Paula Creamer 7646-71-213 Silvia Cavalleri 7249-72-213 KelliKuehne Army 21 13 21 7-62 First Quarter Army-McMahand 25 run (A.Miller kick), 13:59. Army-Moore 2 run (A.Miller kick), 7:16.

Army-Trimble 15 pass from Pevoto (AMiller kick), 2:36. Second Quarter Army-FG AMiller 22, 10:25. Army-vltl 3 run (AMiller kick), 4:19. VMI-Mizzer 68 run (Way kick), 3:44. Army-FG AMiller 24, :00.

TMrd Quarter Army-McMahand 6 run (AMiller kick), 1121. Army-Trimble 76 punt return (AMiller kick), 7:59. Army-Mooney 9 run (AMiller kick), 2:07. Fourta Quarter Army-Sandiego 20 run (AMiller kick), 11:02. Columbia 24, lona 0 Soccer Odds ,.0 0 6 0-0 ,.7 3 7 7-24 Columbia Odds NCAAFootJui Today Une College Football Yesterday's scores EAST Alfred 41, Hartwick 21 Apprentice 21, Morrisville St.

13 Army 62, VMI 7 Ball St 55, Buffalo 25 Bloomsburg 30, West Chester 27 Bridgewater, Mass. 46, Framingham SL 17 C.W. Post 24. Bryant 21 California, Pa. 10, Edinboro 0 Cent Connecticut St.

62, St Francis, Pa. 21 Charleston, W.Va. 28, Concord 18 Clarion 21, Cheyney 18 Coast Guard 31, Fitchburg St 30 Colby 24, Wesleyan, Conn. 21 Columbia 24, lona 0 Cortland St 24, Kean 14 Curry 49, MIT 13 Delaware Valley 39, Moravian 0 Dickinson 24, Muhlenberg 14 Duquesne 20, Fordham 17 Endicott 24, Plymouth St 7 Geneva 9, Seton Hill 7 Gtenville St 16, Fairmont St 14 Harvard 33, Cornell 23 Holy Cross 35, Brown 30 Indiana, Pa. 23, Lock Haven 14 Ithaca 44, Norwich 7 Johns Hopkins 14, Franklin Marshall 7 Juniata 34, Susquehanna 9 Kent St 28, Temple 17 Kutztown 51, Mansfield 7 Lebanon Valley 29, FDU-Florham 19 Lehigh 28, Georgetown, D.C.

3 Maine 28, Towson 7 Maine Maritime 12, Worcester St 3 Marist 41, La Salle 13 Mass. Maritime 15. Westfield St 13 37, W. New England 7 Massachusetts 48. William Mary 7 McDaniel 17, Gettysburg 14 Middlebury 7, Amherst 3 Monmouth, NJ.

24, Sacred Heart 0 Montclair St 22, Buffalo St 14 Y. Maritime 66, Walter Reed 6 New Hampshire 27, Richmond 17 Nichols 21, Salve Regina 14 Northeastern 27, Delaware 24 Penn 34, Bucknell 24 Pittsburgh 21, Syracuse 11 Princeton 27, Colgate 26, OT Robert Morris 14, Wagner 10 Rochester 28. Kings Point 24 Springfield 43, Husson 16 St John Fisher 27, Brockport 20 St Lawrence 42, RPI 38 Stonehill 24, St. Anselm 9 Stony Brook 33, Albany, N.Y. 21 Thomas More 42, Westminster, Pa.

14 Trinity, Conn. 13, Hamilton 0 Favorite N. Illinois Underdog at Miami (Ohio) Tufts 16, Bowdoln 6 Union, N.Y. 28, WPI 27 Utica 21, Mount Ida 9 Villanova 20, Hofstra 16 W.Virginia St 17, S. Virginia 14 Washington Jefferson 27, Thiel 23 Wayne, Mich.

30, Gannon 3 Wesley 32, Frostburg St 7 West Liberty 23, W. Va. Wesleyan 10 Widener 33, Albright 12 Wilkes 37, Lycoming 7 William Paterson 20, W. Connecticut 17 Williams 27, Bates 7 Yale 26, Dartmouth 14 SOUTH Appalachian St 56, Chattanooga 21 Arkansas 27, Auburn 10 Charleston Southern 38, Savannah St 13 Clemson 27, Wake Forest 17 Davidson 38, Jacksonville 3 Delaware St 33, BethuneCookman 31 E. Kentucky 31, Samford 12 East Carolina 31, Virginia 21 Elon 37, W.

Carolina 19 Honda 23, LSU 10 Georgia Tech 27, Maryland 23 Grambling St. 28, MVSU 25 Illinois St 28, W. Kentucky 27 James Madison 35, Rhode Island 23 Miami 27, North Carolina 7 Mississippi 17, Vanderbilt 10 Morgan St. 32, N. Carolina AST 0 N.

Dakota St. 34, Georgia Southern 14 S. Carolina St 47, Norfolk St 10 Tulane 38. Rice 24 West Virginia 42, Mississippi St 14 Winston-Salem 12, Howard 0 Wofford 28, The Citadel 20tx MIDWEST Cincinnati 20, Akron 14 I Illinois 21, SE Missouri 0 Hampton 42, Central St, Ohio 12 Indiana 34, Illinois 32 Iowa 47, Purdue 17 Kansas St. 31, Oklahoma St 27 Michigan 31, Michigan St 13 Morehead St 22, Dayton 15 N.

Iowa 38. Missouri St 7 Notre Dame 31. Stanford 10 Ohio 27, W. Michigan 20 Ohio St. 35.

Bowling Green 7 Penn St. 28. Minnesota 27, OT S. Illinois 31. W.

Illinois 24 St Joseph's, Ind. 43, Valparaiso 14 Texas MM 21, Kansas 18 Wisconsin 41, Northwestern 9 Youngstown St. 55, Indiana St 17 SOUTHWEST Stephen FAustin 24, Texas St 13 Texas 28, Okiaha)na 10 NCAA Football Today Favorite Una Underdog N. Illinois 13W at Miami (Ohio) NFL Today NFL Today Une First Quarter Col-Knowlin 1 pass from Hormann (Rocholl kick), :11. Second Quarter Col-FG Rocholl 42, :00.

TMrd Quarter Col-Schmidt recovered fumble In end zone (Rocholl kick), 9:52. Fourth Quarter Col-Musgrove 75 interception return (Rocholl kick), 9:27. Duquesne 20, Fordham 17 MLS standings Eastern Cwtereaca I Pts 9F SA United 15 6 10 55 50 35 n-New England 11 8 12 45 38 35 l-Chicago 12 11 8 44 40 39 Kansas City 10 13 8 38 41 42 Red Bulls 8 11 12 36 38 39 Columbus 8 14 9 33 30 41 Westers Conferatce Pts 6F GA y-FC Dallas 16 11 4 52 46 39 x-Houston 11 8 12 45 41 37 CD Chivas USA 10 9 12 42 44 41 Colorado 11 13 7 40 33 46 Real Salt Lake 10 13 8 38 44 48 LosAngeles 10 15 6 36 32 35 Klmctied playoff spot yclinched conference NOTE Three points for victory, one point for he. Yesterday's tames Red Bulls 1, Colorado 1 New England 2, D.C United 1 FC Dallas 2, Los Angeles 1 Kansas City 2, CD Chivas USA 1 Columbus 4, Chicago 1 Houston 1, Real Salt Lake 1 Saturday's tames Kansas City at Red Bulls, 7:30 p.m. Columbus at New England, 7:30 p.m.

Colorado at Houston. 8:30 p.m. FC Dallas at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Sunday's tames Chicago at D.C. United.

5 p.m. Real Salt Lake at CD Chivas USA, 7 p.m. End Hefular Seesoa Underdog Tennessee Washington Detroit Tampa Bay at Green Bay Miami Buffalo Cleveland Jets at Arizona Oakland Dallas Pittsburgh Favorite at Indianapolis at Glints at Minnesota at New Orleans SL Louis at New England at Chicago at Carolina at Jacksonville Kansas City at San Francisco at Philadelphia at San Diego 18V4 414 to to 3 10 10 7 3W 3Vi 3Vi at Indianapolis Tennessee at OUnta 4Vi Washington at Minnesota 6K Detroit at New Orleans 6V Tampa Bay SL Louis 3 at Green Bay at New England 10 Miami at Chicago 10 Buffalo at Carolina Cleveland at Jacksonville 7 Jets Kansas City 3Vi at Arizona at San Francisco 3 Oakland at Philadelphia lVi Dallas at San Diego 3V Pittsburgh Tomorrow at Denver 4 Baltimore NHL Today Favorite Urn Underdog Una at Colorado -140 Vancouver 120 Copyright 2006 World Features Syndicate, Inc. For-FG Clukey 20. 9:23.

Third Quarter Duq-Spriggs 11 pass from Knapp (kick failed), 2:22. Fourth Quarter For-Raybom 26 pass from Skelton (Clukey kick), 13:17. Duq Bunevich 7 pass from Knapp (Ko-valcik kick), 9:27. Duq-Hocker 16 pass from Knapp (Ko-valcik kick), 3:09. For-Prydatko 1 run (Clukey kick), :55.

at Denver 4 Baltimore NHL Today Favorite Urn Underdog Urn at Colorado -140 Vancouver 120 Copyright 2006 World Features Syndicate, Inc..