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Sunday, October 22, 1995 TOE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER D15 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Scores and Summaries EAST First downs Rushes-yards Receiving: Colorado, Lepsls 4-47, Carruth 3-75, Anderson 2-38, Savoy 2-13. Iowa St. Horacek 6-34, Williams 5-65. Radke 2-26, DiBiase 2-13, Guggenheim 1-23, Davis 1-0. Ala 12 34-82 157 86 13-24-0 10-37 OO 15-86 Miss 18 34-83 221 31 26-50-2 4- 46 (W 5- 55 35:27 Passing: Georgia Tech, Davis 9-22-107-1, Stallworth 2-4-18-0.

Florida State, Kanell 41-51-302-4. -Receiving: Georgia Tech, Steagall 3-42, Middleton 3-41, Zackery 2-17, Daniels 1-12. P. Rogers 1-7, Gubba 1-6. Florida State, Cooper 10-103, E.

Green 9-83, Dunn 9-54, Riley 5-34, Preston 3-0, Dely 1-8, Pearsall 1-14, Dugans 1-11, Feaster 1-(minus 2), Kanell 1-(minus 3). Return Yards Comp-Aft-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards No. 10 Michigan 34, Indiana 17 Time of Possession 24:33 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 10 14 3 0 334 717 Michigan Indiana No. 2 Nebraska 49, No. 8 Kansas St.

25 Rushing: Alabama. Riddle 15-53. Steger 4-17, Scissum 3-9, Malone 1-9, Niblet 2-8, Burgdorf 9-(minus-14). Mississippi, Innocent 20-52, Head 3-39, Moore 4-17, Nelson 7-(minus-25). Passing: Alabama, Burgdorf 13-24-0-157.

Mississippi. Nelson 19-38-1-163, Head 7-12-1-58. Receiving: Alabama, Malone 4-73, Brown 3-30, Key 2-13, Steger 1-23, Riddle 1-10, Johnson 1-8, West 1-0. Mississippi, Innocent 6-68, Smith 5-29, Bilbrew 5-27, Thomas 4-56, Nicholson 3-33, Magnum 3-8. Kansas St Nebraska 6 0 14 21 0 1925 7 749 IU FG Manolopoulos 37 Mich FG Hamilton 22 Mich Toomer 56 punt return (Hamilton kick) Mich Davis 2 run (Hamilton kick) Mich Tuman 2 pass from Griese (Hamilton kick) Mich Toomer 3 pass from Griese (Hamilton kick) IU Greenlee 9 run (Horn kick) Mich FG Hamilton 25 IU Cu.Goode 2 pass from Greenlee (Horn kick) A 44,623.

Neb Fullman 79 punt return (Brown kick) KSU Lockett 18 pass from Miller (kick failed) Neb Vedral fumble recovery in end zone (Brown kick) NebS.Jackson 11 pass from Frazier (Brown kick) Net) Green 10 pass from Frazier (Brown kick) Neb Hardin 3 interception return (Brown kick) Net) Vedral 32 pass from Frazier (Brown kick) KSU Running 7 pass from Kavanagh (pass failed) KSU Locked 10 pass from Kavanagh (Gramatica kick) KSU Johnson 6 blocked punt return (pass failed) i i 'il4' Mich Ind First downs 21 14 Rushes-yards 49-237 23-40 Passing 172 229 Return Yards 59 26 Comp-Att-Int 16-24-0 23-40-2 Punts 7-38 6-44 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2 Penalties-Yards 10-92 10-75 Time of Possession 32:32 27:28 No. 22 Tex. 24, Baylor 9 Texas AIM 14 7 0 324 Baylor 3 0 0 69 Bay FG Van Dyke 37 Connell 17 pass from Pullig (Bryant kick) McElroy 29 pass from Pullig (Bryant kick) McElroy 4 run (Bryant kick) Bay Douglas 1 run (run failed) FG Bryant 41 Neb Green 12 pass from Frazier (Brown kick) A INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing: Michigan, Biakabutuka 16-111, Howard 10-65, Floyd 12-45, Hayes 2-22, Davis 5-2, J.Carr 1-(mi-nus 3). C.Williams 3-(minus 5). Indiana, Greenlee 7-22, Glover 15-11, S.

Lee 1-7. Passing: Michigan, Griese 14-21-0-127, Toomer 1-1-0-37, Biakabutuka 0- 1-0-0, J.Carr 1-1-0-8. Indiana, Greenlee 23-40-2-229. Receiving: Michigan, Howard 5-28, Toomer 3-53, Tuman 3-22, Campbell 2-25, Hayes 1-37, Floyd 1-4, Biakabutuka 1-3. Indiana, Glover 9-62, S.

Lee 4-21, E.Matthews 2-55, Stoner 2-31, Wilkerson 2-26, Kearney 2-16, Ward 1- 16, Cu.Goode 1-2. ASM 13 44-116 155 0 12-20-0 6- 41 7- 52 Bay 17 42-109 187 0 17-38-0 7-22 3-2 60 29:24 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 30:36 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Associated Press DANIEL HULSHIZER Virginia Tech cornerback Loren Johnson (left) grabs Rutgers wide receiver Reggie Funderburk after he hauls in a pass. With the victory, Virginia Tech improved to 5-2 overall and 2-1 in the Big East. Va. Tech reins in Rutgers' offense and triumphs, 45-17 A KSU Neb First downs 17 19 Rushes-yards 26-(-19) 46-190 Passing 275 148 Return Yards 4-104 4-58 Comp-Att-Int 24-48-2 10-17-0 Sacked-yards lost 9-82 0-0 Punts 6-44 4-23 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 14-113 7-64 Time of poss.

29:07 30:53 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing: Kansas St. Hickson 6-26, Lawrence 6-15, Kavanagh 2-(minus 22), Miller 12-(minus 38). Nebraska, Green 22-109, Frazier 6-36, Jf.Makc-vicka 6-21, Schuster 2-10, Childs 4-9, Sims 1-3, Benning 5-2. Passing: Kansas Miller 10-24-1- 109, Kavanagh 12-22-1-136, Garcia 2-2-0-30. Nebraska.

Frazier 10-16-0-148. Turman 0-1-0-0. Receiving: Kansas Running 10- 110. Schwieger 4-58, Lockett 4-54, Lawrence 3-1. Hickson 1-22, Kelly 1- 18, Smith 1-12.

Nebraska. Green 3-41, S.Jackson 2-18, Vedral 1-32, Benning 1-23, C.Johnson 1-12, Gil- iman 1-11, Washington 1-11. No. 11 N'western 35, No. 24 Wisconsin 0 Rushing: Texas McElroy 30-79, Parker 8-30, Smith 3-4, Pullig 2-6, Connell 1-(minus 3).

Baylor, Douglas 21-66. Muhammad 3-15, Washington 3-13, Hodge 3-12, Rubin 3-4, Watson 9-(minus 1). Passing: Texas Pullig 12-20-0-155. Baylor. Watson 17-38-0-187.

Receiving: Texas Clay 3-56, Connell 2-37, Smith 2-21. McElroy 1-29, Sanders 1-11, Hardeman 1-3. Bernard 1-1, Parker 1-(minus 3). Baylor, Muhammad 6-64, Dennard 4-35, Pe-gross 3-57, Hodge 2-7, Moore 1-17, Washington 1-7. Wisconsin Northwestern 0 10 0 00 6 1635 Albright 19, FDU-Madison 10 Altred 35, Hobart 14 Allegheny 69, Kenyon 13 Amherst 13, Wesleyan 0 Army 49, Boston College 7 Assumption 36, Curry 29 Bentley 24, W.

New England 0 Bethany.W.Va. 17, Waynesburg 16 Bloomsburg 17, Kutztown 8 Brockport St. 28, St. John Fisher 23 Bucknell 14, Towson St. 7 Buffalo St.

31, Kean 7 C.W. Post 20, Rowan 0 C. Conn. St. 15, St.

Francis, Pa. 13 Clarion 20, California, Pa. 10 Columbia 21, Yale 7 Cortland St. 28, Newport News 0 Dartmouth 35, Colgate 14 Delaware Val. 13, Kings, Pa.

0 Duquesne 21, Siena 7 East Stroudsburg 36, Mansfield 13 Edinboro 22, Slippery Rock 13 Fairmont St. 36, Shepherd 29 Franklin Marshall 24, W. Md.7 Geneva 49, Wilmington. Del. 14 Gettysburg 28, Muhlenberg 16 Glenville St.

54, Concord 0 Hamilton 16, Colby 10 Hofstra 56, Charleston Southern 6 Indiana, Pa. 58, Cheyney 0 Ithaca 34 Montclair St. 7 Juniata 35, Susquehanna 28 Lafayette 27, Holy Cross 17 Lehigh 34, Cornell 23 Lycoming 16, Widener 15 MIT 35, Nichols 2 Maine Maritime 48, 6 Marist 34, Canisius 13 Mass. Maritime 30, Framingham St. 6 Mass -Dartmouth 23, Fitchburg St.

0 Massachusetts 20, William Mary 9 Mercyhurst 21, Robert Morris 19 Miami 17, Pittsburgh 16 Middlebury 28, Bates 23 Millersville 31, West Chester 12 Moravian 19, Lebanon Val. 7 Navy 20, Villanova 14 New Hampshire 21, Maine 0 Northeastern 14, Boston U. 3 Penn 58, Brown 21 Plymouth St. 20, Bridgewater 13 Princeton 14, Harvard 3 RPI 20, Hartwick 19 Rhode Island 24, Connecticut 19 Richmond 3, Fordham 3, tie Salve Regina 34, Pace 12 Shippensburg 73, Lock Haven 29 Springfield 30, Worcester Tech 7 St. Peter's 9, St.

John's, NY 6 Stonehill 19, Sacred Heart 7 Stony Brook 23, American Intl. 22 Swarthmore 19. Dickinson 18 Syracuse 22, West Virginia 0 Trenton St. 14, Jersey City St. 0 Trinity, Conn.

14, Bowdoin 12 Union, Y. 23, Coast Guard 0 Ursinus 14, Kings Point 7 Virginia Tech 45, Rutgers 17 W. Va. Weslyn 33, West Liberty 31 W. Virginia St.

23, W. Virginia Tech 20 Wagner 42, lona 0 Wilkes 17. Wm. Paterson 0 Williams 34, Tufts 6 Worcester St. 17, Westfield St.

6 SOUTH Alabama 23, Mississippi 9 Alabama 24, Fort Valley St. 20 Alabama St. 49, Prairie View 16 Appalachian St. 10, Marshall 3 Auburn 34, W. Michigan 13 Austin Peay 28, Tennessee St.

6 Bethune-Cookman 40, Albany, Ga. 28 Clemson 17, Maryland 0 Delaware 48, James Madison 19 Delaware St. 41, Morgan St. 17 E. Kentucky 38.

15 East Carolina 32, Temple 22 Florida St. 42, Georgia Tech 10 Furman 21, E. Tennessee St. 15 Georgia 12. Kentucky 3 Georgia Southern 27, Citadel 0 Howard U.

20, N. Carolina 14 Jackson St. 29, Grambling St. 28 LSU 49, North Texas 7 McNeese St, 20, Sam Houston St. 0 Middle Tenn.

42, SE Missouri 0 Miss. Valley St. 28, Texas Southern 21 Mississippi Col. 15, Arkansas Tech 15 N. Carolina St.

41, Duke 38 NW Louisiana 42, NE Louisiana 39 Nevada 49, Louisiana Tech 45 Norfolk St. 58, Virginia Union 32 North Carolina 31, Wake Forest 7 Randolph-Macon 36, Davidson 0 SW Louisiana 45, Pacific 3 SW Texas St. 35, Nicholls St. 25 Salisbury St. 24, Wesley 21 South Carolina 52, Vanderbilt 14 Southern U.

61, Alcorn St. 51 Stephen F.Austin 31, Samford 10 Tennessee Tech 36, Morehead St. 29 35, W. Carolina 14 MIDWEST Cent. Michigan 27, Kent 16 Cincinnati 28, Memphis 3 Colorado 50, Iowa St.

28 Drake 34. Dayton 23 E. Michigan 40, Ball St. 35 Evansville 7, Valparaiso 6 Indiana St. 27, W.

Kentucky 6 NU Schnurr 1 run (Valenzisi kick) NU FG Valenzisi 32 NU FG Valenzisi 26 NU D.Autry 32 pass from Schnurr (pass failed) NU D.Autry 3 run (Valenzisi kick) NU FG Gowins 42 NU Brown 38 run (kick failed) A NU Wis 20 No. 4 Ohio St. 28, Purdue 0 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards over the middle to Funderburk for a first down at the 1. Chad Bosch, a junior tailback, then scored the first touchdown of his Rutgers career to give the Scarlet Knights a 10-7 lead. A 33-yard field goal by Rutgers' Nick Mike-Mayer with 7:07 left in the first period opened the scoring.

The field goal came after Rutgers' Joe Diggs blocked a Virginia Tech punt, giving the Scarlet Knights a first down at the Hokies' 32-yard line. Virginia Tech went ahead 7-3 on a 1-yard run by Ken Oxendine later in the first period, regained the lead on Druckenmiller's TD pass just before halftime, then used superior field position to dominate the second half. Purdue Ohio St. 0 0 028 40-101 220 12 18-30-2 5-37 5-5 3-25 12 44-189 111 78 9-17-1 5-45 0-0 5-29 29:12 Time of Possession 30:48 UCLA 42, No. 23 Stanford 28 UCLA 7 0 21 1442 Stanford 7 14 7 028 Stan Cornelia 1 pass from Butter-field (Abrams kick) UCLA Abdul-Jabbar 9 run (Merten kick) Stan Harris 20 pass from Butterfield (Abrams kick) Stan Clark 7 pass from Butterfield (Abrams kick) UCLA McNown 11 run (Merten run) UCLA Abdul-Jabbar 1 run (Merten kick) Stan Manning 10 pass from Butterfield (Abrams kick) UCLA McBride 28 pass from McNown (Merten kick) UCLA Abdul-Jabbar 10 run (Merten kick) UCLA Abdul-Jabbar 5 run (Merten kick) A 45,075.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 'OSU George 1 run (Jo. Jackson OSU Dudley 30 pass from B.Hoying I (Jo. Jackson kick) OSU Glenn 7 pass from B.Hoying (Jo.Jackson kick) OSU Glenn 12 pass from B.Hoying (Jo.Jackson kick) A 93,111. Rushing: Wisconsin. McCullough 23-74, Roberson 6-29, Martin 5-9, Samuel 2-8, Torian 1-2.

Stecker 1-(minus 2), Bevell 2-(minus 19). Northwestern, D.Autry 26-81, Brown 2-54, Schnurr 7-32, A.Autry 6-13. Leary 3-9. Passing: Wisconsin, Bevell 15-23-2-193, Samuel 3-7-0-27. Northwestern, Schnurr 9-17-1-111.

Receiving: Wisconsin, Simmons 4-72, London 4-4a Martin 3-24, Torian 3-36, McCulloup 3-27, Sondrup 1-12. Northwestern, Bates 3-32, Hard 3-21, Musso 2-26, D.Autry 1-32. 17 1445 0 717 Virginia Tech Rutgers Pur 18 55-192 67 22 7-18-2 6-28 3-0 4-31 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts i Fumbles-lost 1 Penalties-vards OSU 16 27-147 288 65 21-33-1 3-35 1-1 7-78 25:46 By Kevin Tatum INQl'IKKK STAFF WRITER PISCATAWAY, N.J. There were about 20,000 no-shows at rainy Rutgers Stadium yesterday, and the home team's offense could have been put in the no-show category as well. Trying to snap a three-game losing streak against Virginia Tech in a Big East game, Rutgers, the league's No.

1 team in rushing and total offense, had trouble moving the ball. The result was a 45-17 loss, which left the Scarlet Knights at 1-5 for the season and 0-3 in the Big East. By holding Rutgers to one second-half score, Virginia Tech improved to 5-2 and 2-1. Rutgers finished the game with 138 yards rushing and 145 yards passing. Scarlet Knights junior tailback Terrell Willis needed 42 yards to become the school's all-time leading rusher.

He finished with minus-2 yards on seven carries. "Virginia Tech has the kind of defense that does that to you," Rutgers coach Doug Graber said after the Scarlet Knights had been bottled up. Virginia Tech led 14-10 at halftime, then scored 31 second-half points. That included a 51-yard run with a recovered fumble by defensive end Hank Coleman and a 71-yard interception return by linebacker Myron Newsome. Rutgers' only second-half touchdown came on a 9-yard pass from quarterback Ray Lucas to wide receiver Steve Harper at the beginning of the fourth period.

Lucas was banged up during the game and had to split time in the second half with backup Robert Hig-gins. Neither quarterback was particularly effective, Lucas completing 10 of 25 passes for 86 yards and Higgins going 3 for 13 for 59 yards. iTime of Possession "Our answer in the past has been to hang in there with our running game, but we didn't do that today," Graber said. "We just couldn't consistently get anything going." Rutgers nearly got out of the first half with a three-point lead, but Virginia Tech took a 14-10 advantage into the locker room after a double penalty on the Scarlet Knights helped put the Hokies only seven yards away from the end zone. Virginia Tech scored with six seconds left in the half, on a pass from quarterback Jim Druckenmiller to wide receiver Bryan Still.

The double penalty two dead-ball calls cost Rutgers 20 yards. The game officials failed to identify the culprit or culprits, and just what happened was a mystery. Virginia Tech had taken possession on its own 38-yard line with 1:09 left in the half. It took the Hokiee seven plays and 52 seconds to reach the Scarlet Knights' 27, from where the double penalty was marked off with 17 seconds on the clock. That put the Hokies in position to grab the lead.

With Virginia Tech having won the toss and chosen to take the second-half kickoff, being ahead at intermission was no small thing. Rutgers, which punted on four of its six first-half possessions, finally put together a scoring drive that began with 6:27 left in the half and ended with 1:14 remaining. Lucas made three big plays to keep the 74-yard, 15 drive-play alive. On third and 5, Lucas sidestepped a big rush and hit wide receiver Reggie Funderburk for a 15-yard gain to the Virginia Tech 34. Later, on fourth and 5, Lucas found flanker Steve Harper at the 22.

And he followed that play with a pass 34:14 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rut FG Mike-Mayer 33 VT Oxendine 1 run (Larsen kick) Rut Bosch 2 run (Mike-Mayer kick) VT Still 7 pass from Druckenmiller (Larsen kick) VT FG Larsen 27 VT Holmes 40 pass from Druckenmiller (Larsen kick) VT D.Thomas 5 run (Larsen kick) Rut Harper 9 pass from Lucas (Mike-Mayer kick) VT Coleman 51 fumble return (Larsen kick) VT Newsome 71 interception return (Larsen UCLA Stan First downs 34 24 Rushes-yards 55-312 43-168 Passing 150 221 Return Yards 28 7 Comp-Att-Int 15-27-1 17-39-2 Punts 5-43 6-36 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 2-21 5-54 Time ot Possession 31:37 28:23 No. 13 Auburn 34, W. Michigan 13 0 10 3 7 17 10 Michigan Auburn 013 034 Rushing: Purdue, Alstott 26-109, Watson 18-71, Reeves 9-12, Deignan 2-0. Ohio George 23-104, Bellisari 1-27, Glenn 1-18, Pears 1-3, S.Jackson 1-(minus 5). Passing: Purdue, Reeves 7-17-2-67, Deignan 0-1-0-0.

Ohio B.Hoying 20-29-1-276, S.Jackson 1-4-0-12. Receiving: Purdue, I.Jones 3-49, Alstott 2-5, Allen 1-10, Ollvadotti 1-3. Ohio Tillman 6-96, Glenn 6-82, Geore 5-56, Dudley 2-36, Stanley 1-12, Sualua 1-6. Kick) A 19,292. Rut Aub Davis 25 pass from Nix (Hawkins kick) Aub FG Hawkins 23 WM Holland 8 pass from McDon-agh (Knope kick) WM FG Knope 37 Aub Fuller 38 pass from Nix (Hawkins kick) Aut) Beasley 1 run (Hawkins kick) Aub FG Hawkins 38 WM FG Knope 29 Aub -Davis 1 run (Hawkins kick) VT 22 47-157 235 118 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing: UCLA, Abdul-Jabbar 42-261, McNown 10-52, Caldwell 1-0, Milliner 2-(minus 1).

Stanford, Mitchell 18-68. Bookman 12-57, Butterfield 8-33, Cornelia 3-6, Salina 2-4. Passing: UCLA, McNown 15-27-1-150. Stanford, Butterfield 17-39-2-221. Receiving: UCLA, Jordan 5-43, Ayers 3-34, McBride 2-37, McElroy 2-20, Grieb 1-12, Scott 1-6, Abdul-Jabbar 1-(minus2).

Stanford, Manning 5-61, Harris 4-70, Clark 3-37, Kirwan 1-36, Mitchell 1-11, Evans 1-3, Bookman 1-2, Cornelia 1-1. 15 38-138 145 7 13-38-2 9-38 1-1 7-56 28:01 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS No. 7 Kansas 38, No. 15 Oklahoma 17 16-29-0 6-31 3-1 5-50 31:59 A 76,107. Kansas Oklahoma 0 14 10 2138 0 317 WM 17 40-190 137 149 13-35-2 4-37 0-0 9-53 AUB 12 34- 91 172 138 12-26-1 8-35 0-0 6-39 27:09 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Rushing: Virginia Tech, D.

Thomas 16-50, Oxendine 14-45, Edmonds 9-34. Rutgers, Bosch 9-54, Presley 9-40, Harper 1-12. Passing: Virginia Tech, Druckenmiller 16-29-0-235. Rutgers, Lucas 10-25-0-86, Higgins 3-13-2-59. Receiving: Virginia Tech, Still 6-62, Holmes 3-62, Edmonds 3-27, Jennings 2-33.

Rutgers, Battag-lia 4-53, Funderburk 4-48, Harper 4-37. Okla J.Moore 60 run (Alexander 'kick) 'Okla J.Moore 72 run (Alexander ikick) Friday 1 pass from Williams (McCord kick) Kan A. Smith 6 pass from Williams (McCord kick) Kan FG McCord 26 lOkla FG Alexander 24 Kan Moore 4 pass from Williams i(McCord kick) iKan Brew 25 interception return i(McCord kick) Kan Levine 4 run (McCord kick) Time of Possession 32:51 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS No. 25 Tex. Tech 31, Rice 26 Rice 0 0 18 826 Texas Tech 0 21 3 731 Tech Hanspard 68 pass from Leth-ridge (Rogers kick) Tech Lethridge 1 run (Rogers kick) Tech Hanspard 9 pass from Lethridge (Rogers kick) Tech FG Rogers 39 Rice Nelson 9 run (Bridges pass from Nelson) Rice FG Ruff 52 Rice Nelson 12 run (Ruff kick) Tech Hanspard 18 run (Rogers kick) Rice Safety, Cade stepped out of end zone on punt Rice Whitlock 8 run (conversion A 4.K39 Small Colleges Millersville downs West Chester Rushing: W.

Michigan, Vackaro 12-90, McDonagh 11-50, Heppell 9-26, Lott 3-12, Sain 4-8, Miller 1-4. Auburn, Davis 15-48, Beasley 7-32, Craig 1-11, Hines-Tucker 3-11, McLeod 3-6, Morrow 1-0, Nix 4-(mi-nus 17). Passing: W. Michigan. McDonagh 13-35-2-137.

Auburn, Nix 10-21-1-164, Craig 2-5-0-8. Receiving: W. Michigan, Knox 7-89, Gordes 2-20, Vackaro 1-12, Holland 1-fl, Sain 1-4, Bramschreiber 1-4. Auburn, Goodson 5-83, Davis 2-23, Go-sha 2-20, Fuller 1-38, Beasley 1-9, Morrow 1-(minus 1). Kan 21 56-223 155 92 18-27-2 5-42 0-0 5-62 (First downs IRushes-yards (Passing yards IReturn yards IPasses IPunts Fumbles-lost IPenalties-yards Okla 11 34-248 89 30 5-20-2 7-45 2-1 9-87 20:02 Michigan 34, Indiana 1 Michigan St.

34, Minnesota 31 Moorhead St. 27, SW Minnesota 9 N. Iowa 13, S. Illinois 0 Nebraska 49, Kansas St. 25 Northwestern 35, Wisconsin 0 Notre Dame 38, Southern Cal 10 Ohio St.

28. Purdue 0 Ohio U. 29, Akron 23 Oklahoma St. 30, Missouri 26 Penn St. 41, Iowa 27 SW Missouri St.

13, W. Illinois 7 South Dakota 35, North Dakota 0 Toledo 35, Bowling Green 16 SOUTHWEST Houston 38, Southern Meth. 15 Kansas 38, Oklahoma 17 SE Oklahoma 44, NE Oklahoma 21 Texas 17, Virginia 16 Texas 24, Baylor 9 Texas Christian 16, Tulane 1 1 Texas Tech 31, Rice 26 FAR WEST Boise St. 27, Idaho St. 17 Brigham Young 23.

Wyoming 20 California 13, Oregon St. 12 Idaho 55, Montana 43 N. Arizona 30, E. Washington 16 New Mexico 22, Colorado St. 14 Oregon 26, Washington St.

7 Sacramento St. 37, Cal Poly-SLO 36 St. Mary's. Cal. 26, S.

Utah 24 San Diego St. 49, San Jose St. 20 UCLA 42, Stanford 28 Utah 22, Air Force 21 Utah St. 27, New Mexico St. 14 Washington 31, Arizona 17 W.

Montana 76, Carroll, Mont. 14 Weber St. 14, Montana St. 7 failed) Time of Possession 39:58 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS A 33,591. First downs Rushes-yards No.

16 Texas 17, No. 14 Virginia 16 Rice 18 57-234 61 27 4-15-2 6-46 1-1 4-30 Tech 18 49-217 144 34 11-22-0 3-47 2-1 9-58 30:44 Virginia Texas 0 13 7 0 0 316 0 1017 Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Penalties-Yards Time of Possession Rushing: Kansas, Levine 22-101, 'Henley 24-93, Simmons 1-45, Williams 9-(minus 16). Oklahoma, J. Moore 18-219, Allen 6-12, Rose 3-12, E. Moore 6-7, McGee 1-(minus 2).

Passing: Kansas. Williams 18-26-2-155, Henley 0-1-0-0. Oklahoma, E. Moore 4-18-2-94, McGee 1-2-0-mi-nus 5). Receiving: Kansas, Henley 4-28, Byrd 4-22, Friday 3-16, Smith 2-54, Moore 2-16, Levine 2-9, Galbreath 1-10.

Oklahoma, S. Alexander 3-60, J. Moore 2-29, 29:16 Tex Clayton 30 pass from Brown (Dawson kick) Vir FG Garcia 27 Vlr Derey 1 pass from Groh (Garcia kick) Vir FG Garcia 45 Tex Williams 1 run (Dawson kick) Vir FG Garcia 66 Tex FG Dawson 50 A 70,427. No. 9 Colorado 50, Iowa St.

28 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing: Rice, Nelson 19-145, George 13-40, Whitlock 7-24, LaRoc-ca 6-11, Wilmington 1-9, NewHouse 2-3, Edmonds 9-2. Texas Tech, Hanspard 29-93, Mitchell 1-49, Hobbs 5-40, Lethridge 10-26, Walker 2-25, Cade 2-(minus 16). Passing: Rice, Nelson 2-8-2-49, La-Rocca 2-7-0-12. Texas Tech, Lethridge 11-22-0-144. Receiving: Rice, Wilmington 2-49, Perry 1-6, Bridges 1-6.

Texas Tech, Darden 3-36. Hanspard 2-77, Hobbs 2-9. Hart 1-8, McKenzie 1-7, Spinks 1-4, Adams 1-3. down for the Bears. Emile Fann rushed 44 times for 180 yards and a touchdown, leading C.W.

Post to a 20-0 triumph over Rowan in Brookville, N.Y. The Profs were shut out for the first time since 1987. Quarterback Brett Lyons combined with tight end Jim Duffy for two touchdown passes to lead Gettysburg to a 28-16 victory over Muhlenberg in Gettysburg, Pa. Jeremy Weaver and James Suber each scored two touchdowns to lead Indiana (Pa.) to a 58-0 rout of Cheyney in Indiana, Pa. Nate Sausser ran for a career high of 164 yards on 34 carries and Jeff Engels kicked two field goals as Delaware Valley shut out King's College, 13-0, in Wilkes-Barre.

Jim Rivello ran 22 yards for the touchdown that led Juniata to a 35-28 victory over Susquehanna in Huntingdon, Pa. The Eagles broke a nine-game losing streak. Chris Hart threw two touchdown passes to Gilbert Grantlin to lead Edinboro to a 22-13 triumph over Slippery Rock in Slippery Rock, Pa. Beau Eckert threw for 226 yards and three touchdowns as Franklin and Marshall defeated Western Maryland, ASSOCIATED PRESS Greg Moylan threw three touchdown passes and Gerald Mack ran for 149 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries as visiting Millersville remained undefeated with a 31-12 victory over West Chester yesterday. Millersville improved to 6-0-1 overall and 2-0-1 in the Eastern Division of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference.

The Marauders intercepted two passes and recovered two fumbles in outgaining West Chester (34-1, 2-2), 407 yards to 285. Moylan's 2-yard touchdown pass to Bill McVey early in the first quarter put. Millersville in front for good. A 3-yard scoring run by the Golden Rams' Jason Fegley made it 7-6, but the extra point failed. Moylan increased the lead with a 37-yard scoring strike to James Duck-ett and a 13-yard touchdown pass to Kevin' Cannon, both in the third quarter.

Matt Levin's 38-yard pass to Brian Penecale cut the lead to 21-12, but Mack's 72-yard touchdown run at the end of the third quarter and a 28-yard field goal by Brandon Lynch in Vir 19 40-158 253 00 16-32-0 6-41 2-1 8-57 Colorado Iowa St. 20 0 2350 3 12 628 Tex 23 43-249 197 2 17-34-1 4-39 04 7-48 29:49 No. 1 Florida St 42, Georgia Tech 10 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Georgia Tech Florida St. 3 7 7 21 0 010 0 1442 30:11 Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS work again, concluding a seven-play, 57-yard drive with a 3-yard touchdown pass to Steve Verton with 7:48 to play. Swarthmore 19, Dickinson 18 A touchdown pass from Pat Straub to Sam Paschel halfway through the fourth quarter gave Swarthmore a narrow Centennial Conference victory over Dickinson in Swarthmore.

The Garnet Tide (4-3, 3-2) preserved their first victory over the Red Devils (5-2, 3-1) since 1986 when Brian Hall intercepted Dan McGee at the Swarthmore 20 with 1:05 left in the game. Elsewhere: Quarterback Mike Carver threw for 250 yards and two touchdowns and defensive back Shawn Brown returned a kickoff and an interception for touchdowns to lead Shippensburg over Lock Haven, 73-29, in Shippensburg, Pa. Shippensburg broke its school record for most points in a game. The old record of 71 was set in a shutout of Millersville in 1924 Steve Witte ran for two second-half touchdowns, setting a school record for rushing scores, as Clarion defeated California 20-10, in California, Pa. Witte now has 24 Lai eel lusiiuig luuciiuuvvna, which breaks the previous record of 23, held by Elton Brown, who played from 1981 through 1984.

Tailback Joe Pawloski scored four touchdowns as East Stroudsburg routed Mansfield, 36-13, in East Stroudsburg, Pa. Pawloski scored on a 92-yard kickoff return the longest at the school in 31 years and runs of 35, 46 and 9 yards. He finished with 115 yards on nine carries. Ursinus intercepted five passes in snapping a five-game losing streak with a 14-7 victory over Kings Point in College-ville. Chris Orlando completed 15 of 26 passes for 152 yards and a touch GT FG Leone 24 FSU Dunn 8 run (Bentley kick) FSU Cooper 3 pass from Kanell (Bentley kick) GT Middleton 21 pass from Davis (Leone kick) FSU E.

Green 3 pass from Kanell (Bentley kick) FSU Preston 1 run (Bentley kick) FSU E. Green 5 pass from Kanell (Bentley kick) ISU Davis 1 run (Kohl kick) CU Troutman 2 run (Voskeritchian kick) ISU FG Kohl 21 CU Henry 14 run (Voskeritchian kick) CU Henry 2 run (Voskeritchian kick) CU Leomitl 75 fumble return (kick failed) ISU Safety, punt blocked out of end zone ISU FG Kohl 47 ISU Davis 27 run (Kohl kick) ISU Davis 45 run (pass tailed) CU Henry 1 run (pass failed) CU Russell 30 interception return I routman run CU FG Voskeritchian 27 CU Barnes 8 run (pass failed) Rushing: Virginia. T.Barber 27-123, Brooks 7-15. Groh 6-20. Texas.

Mitchell 18-63. Williams 14-139, Brown 6-39, Clayton 2-4, McGarity 2-4, Adams 1-0. Passing: Virginia. Groh 15-31-0-226, Brice 1-1-0-27. Texas.

Brown 17-33-1-197, McLemore 0-1-OO. Receiving: Virginia, Jeffers 7-87, Allen 3-102. Derey 2-11. McKiver 1-27, Crowell 1-13. T.Barber 1-7, Medley 1-6 Texas.

Adams 6-65. Fitzgerald 3-4U. Clayton Williams -JO. McGarity 2-11, Davis 1-13. McLemore 1-5.

FSU Cooper pass from Kanell (Bentley kick) 1UU1 kii To place your CAREER TRAINING ADVtHTISEMENT in The Inquirer, call Mary Scott at 215854-5838. CaT 17 46-131 125 4-33 6-98 2-0 11-26-0 0-0 4-34 2-2 No. 21 Alabama 23, Mississippi 9 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Punt Returns Kickoff Returns Interceptions Ret. Comp-Att-Int Sacked-Yards Lost Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards CU ISU 23 22 49-326 47-196 173 161 146 24 11-23-2 17-36-1 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Rtum yards FSU 23 27-113 302 4-W 2-41 0- 0 41-51-2 2-11 4-43 1- 0 10-90 26:52 723 6 9 Alabama Mississippi Rine threw for two touchdowns and the Wilkes defense gave up just 120 yards as the Colonels beat William Paterson, 17-0, in Wilkes-Barre. Quarterback Pete Harteveld had a pair of short touchdown runs and 127 yards passing as Trenton State shut out Jersey City State, 14-0, in Jersey City, N.J.

Syheed Brooks rushed for 118 yards on nine carries as Bloomsburg got by Kutztown, 17-8, in Kutztown, Pa. Cornerback Darrin Crisitello tied a school record with three interceptions as Moravian defeated Lebanon Valley, 19-7, in Bethlehem, Pa. tory. Moylan completed 19 of 31 passes for 254 yards. West Chester's Jim Lindsay had 99 yards on 18 carries.

Lycoming 16, Widener 15 Keith Cadden threw for two fourth-quarter touchdowns to help Lycoming edge Widener in Middle Atlantic Conference action in Williamsport, Pa. With Lycoming (5-1, 4-1) trailing by 15-3, Cadden connected with a backup receiver, Matt Jones, on a 62-yard scoring pass with 10 minutes, 2 seconds left in the game. After the defense forced Widener (S-2, 5-2) to punt, Cadden went to 11-77 33:08 Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS linn j'f Ala Safety. Nelson sacked and fumbled out of end zone. Ala State 61 interception return (Proctor kick) Ala Steger 4 run (Proctor kick) Miss FG Montz 38 Ala Malone 20 pass from Burgdorf (Proctor kick) Miss Innocent 5 run (run failed) A 44.312.

Punts 4-19 7-48 Fumbles-lost 1-1 4-3 Penalties-yards 9-97 2-10 Time of Possession 29 40 30:20 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing: Colorado, Henry 18-111. Barnes 8-100, Troutman 18-80, Hessler 4-38, Kidd 1-(minus 3). Iowa Davis 33-203, Doxzon 6-13, Bandhauer 8-(minus 20). Passing: Colorado Hessler 11-23-2-173. Iowa St Bandhauer 13-28-1-130, Doxzon 4-8-0-31.

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Green 1-6, Preston 2-5, Williams 3-3, E. Green 1-(minus 7)..