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www.lsj.com if Lansing State Journal Sunday, November 11, 2001 5C College football wmrnimMmm i dowes Perna State 0 ft No. 1 Miami (8-0) beat Boston College 18-7. Next: vs. Syracuse, Saturday. No.

2 Nebraska (1 1 -0) beat Kansas State 31 -21 Next: at Colorado, Friday, Nov. 23. No. 3 Oklahoma (9-1) beat Texas 31-10. Next: at Texas Tech, Saturday.

No. 4 Florida (8-1 beat No. 1 4 South Carolina 54-1 7. Next: vs. Florida State, Saturday.

No. 5 Texas (9-1 beat Kansas 59-0. Next: at Texas Friday, Nov. 23. No.

6 Tennessee (7-1) beat Memphis 49-28. Next: at Kentucky, Saturday. No. 7 Oregon (9-1) beat No. 17 UCLA 21-20.

Next: vs. Oregon State, Saturday, Dec. 1 No. 8 Washington (6-2) lost to Oregon State 49-24. Next: vs.

Washington State, Saturday. No. 9 Brigham Young (1 0-0) beat Wyoming 41 -34. Next: vs. Utah, Saturday.

No. 10 Florida State (6-3) lost to North Carolina State 34-28. Next: at Florida, Saturday. No. 11 Washington State (9-1) beat Arizona State 28-16.

Next: at Washington, Saturday. No. 12 Michigan (7-2) beat Minnesota 31-10. Next: at Wisconsin, Saturday. No.

13 Maryland (9-1) beat Clemson 37-20. Next: at NC State, Saturday. No. 14 South Carolina (7-3) lost to No. 4 Florida 54-17.

Next: vs. Clemson, Saturday. No. 15 Illinois (8-1) beat Penn State 33-28. Next: at Ohio State, Saturday.

No. 16 Stanford (6-2) beat Arizona 51 -37. Next: vs. California, Saturday. No.

17 UCLA (6-3) lost to No. 7 Oregon 21-20. Next: at Southern Cal, Saturday. No. 18 Syracuse (8-2) beat West Virginia 24-1 3.

Next: at Miami, Saturday. No. 19 Georgia (5-2) vs. No. 24 Auburn.

Next: at Mississippi, Saturday. No. 20 Georgia Tech (6-3) lost to Virginia 39-38. Next: at Wake Forest, Saturday. No.

21 Colorado (8-2) beat Iowa State 40-27. Next: vs. Nebraska, Friday, Nov. 23. No.

22 Michigan State (5-3) lost to Indiana 37-28. Next: at Purdue, Saturday. No. 23 Virginia Tech (7-2) beat Temple 35-0. Next: at Virginia, Saturday.

No. 24 Auburn (7-2) beat No. 19 Georgia 24-17. Next: vs. Alabama, Saturday.

No. 25 Louisville (9-1) beat Houston 34-10. Next: at East Carolina, Thursday. TOM ROBERTS Associated Press On a roll: Bruce Branch (1) of Penn State eludes Illinois tackier Carey Davis (right) while running back a punt for a touchdown. The Nittany Lions also returned a kickoff for a score but lost to the Illini.

Associated Press CHAMPAIGN, 111. Rocky Harvey scored on a 13-yard run with 1:19 remaining and No. 15 Illinois intercepted four passes in a 33-28 victory over Penn State on Saturday. Illinois (8-1, 5-1 Big Ten) won despite allowing two kickoff returns for touchdowns, the last a 97-yard run by Larry Johnson with 3:29 remaining to give Penn State a 28-27 lead. After the Johnson touchdown, Illinois went on a nine-play, 80-yard drive that ended on Harvey's scoring run.

Illinois rushed for 184 yards, led by Antonineo Harris' 93 yards on 20 carries. Harvey finished the game with 11 rushes for 51 yards and two touchdowns. The Illini, who trailed 21-7 at the half, appeared to have the game in hand after scoring 20-straight points in the second half. Cornerback Eugene Wilson had three of Illinois' four interceptions. His third, a one-handed grab that he returned 29 yards to the Penn State 15, set up a 31-yard field goal by Peter Christofilakos to give Illinois a 24-21 lead.

Christofilakos then made a 30-yard field to give Illinois a 27-21 lead. The Illinois offense struggled early for the second straight week. On its first possession, receiver Brandon Lloyd had a defender beat on a deep pass but dropped the ball at midfield. Illinois quarterback Kurt Kittner, who threw three first half interceptions a week ago against Purdue, missed on 12 of his first 15 pass attempts and threw two interceptions in the opening half. Kittner finished 16-of-33 for 195 Mills left the game following the scoring drive with a sprained ankle.

His backup, Matt Senneca was 6-of-23 for 52 yards and three interceptions. Iowa 59, Northwestern 16 EVANSTON, 111. Jeremy Allen scored three touchdowns and Kahlil Hill caught six passes for 133 yards Saturday as Iowa routed Northwestern. The Hawkeyes (3-4 Big Ten, 5-4) kept their bowl hopes alive by dominating the Wildcats, scoring on their Kyle McCann and Brad Banks, used the tough running of Ladell Betts and Aaron Greving and got big returns and catches from Hill to completely control the game. Ohio State 35, Purdue 9 COLUMBUS, Ohio Steve Bel-lisari threw three touchdown passes, and Ohio State's defense intercepted three passes and forced two safeties as the Buckeyes beat Purdue.

Ohio State (4-2 Big Ten, 6-3) can still share the conference title by winning its final two games. The Buckeyes play host to Illinois, then play at rival Michigan. Bellisari has been booed at home all season for his mediocre performances. For the second straight game, however, he seemed to make all the right moves. He completed 14 of 20 passes for 263 yards without an interception.

His touchdown throws all in the second half covered 53 yards to Michael Jenkins, 13 yards to Ben Hartsock, and 7 yards to Chris Vance. Vance had the biggest receiving day of his career, catching seven passes for 138 yards. Jonathan Wells carried 21 times for 101 yards and a touchdown. Big Ten standings Michigan 5 1 7 2 Illinois 5 1 8 1, Ohio St. 4 2 6 3 Michigan St.

3 3 5 3 Purdue 3 3 5 3 Wisconsin 3 3 5 5 Indiana 3 3 3 5 Iowa 3 4 5 4 Northwestern 2 3 4 5 Penn St. 2 4 3 5 Minnesota 15 3 6 Saturday's results Indiana 37, Michigan State 28 Michigan 31, Minnesota 10 Iowa 59, Northwestern 16 Ohio State 35, Purdue 9 Illinois 33, Penn State 28 first three possessions of each half. Northwestern (2-5, 4-5), playing without the school's leading career rusher Damien Anderson, who has a dislocated shoulder, lost its fourth straight. The Wildcats, beaten 56-21 at Indiana last week, were blown out for a second week in a row as their defense was no match for the Hawk-eyes' offense, which rolled up 588 yards. Iowa alternated quarterbacks Michigan 31, Minnesota 10 Minnesota 0 10 0 0 10 Michigan 7 7 10 731 First quarter Mich Askew 5 run (Epstein kick), 7:58.

Second quarter Minn Johnson 15 pass from Abdul-Khaliq (Nystrom kick), 11:21. Mich Askew 2 run (Epstein kick), 7:20. Minn FG Nystrom 40, :00. Third quarter Mich Bell 1 9 run (Epstein kick), 12:20. Mich FG Epstein 41 6:17.

Fourth quarter Mich Perry 5 run (Epstein kick), 14:49. A 110,828. Min Mic First downs 12 26 Rushes-yards 30-150 56-300 Passing 140 153 Comp-Att-Int 1 2-25-0 1 4-26-1 Return Yards 67 151 Punts-Avg. 9-42 4-47 Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 10-96 3-22 Time of Possession 24:23 35:37 Individual statistics Rushing Minnesota, Redmon 1 1 -53, Abdul-Khaliq 9-47, Barber 8- 46, Tapeh 2-4. Michigan, Perry 20- 91, Askew 14-81, Bell 2-30, Cross 6-27, Underwood 5-26, Walker 1-18, Gonzales 6-1 4, Navarre 2-1 3.

Passing Minnesota, Abdul-Khaliq 1 2-25-0-1 40. Michigan, Navarre 1 2-22-1 -1 44, Gonzales 2-4-0-9. Receiving Minnesota, RJohnson 4- 73, Burns 2-32, Baugus 1 -1 1 Patterson 1 -6, D. Johnson 1 -6, Barber I- 5, Henderson 1 -4, Redmon 1-3. Michigan, Seymour 5-47, Walker 4-60, Joppru 2-25, Askew 2-13, Bell 1-8.

Ohio State 35, Purdue 9 Purdue 3 6 0 0 9 Ohio St 12 0 9 1435 First quarter 0SU FG Nugent 36, 9:08 0SU Safety, Hance fumble out of end zone, 8:18 OSU Wells 15 run (Nugent kick), 5:11 Pur FGDorsch 41,:02 Second quarter Pur Hance 1 run (kick failed), 2:04 Third quarter OSU Jenkins 53 pass from Bellisari (Nugent kick), 12:34 OSU Safety, Hance tackled in end zone, 1:45 Fourth quarter OSU Hartsock 13 pass from Bellisari (Nugent kick), 13:53 OSU Vance 7 pass from Bellisari (Nugent kick), 6:26 A 104,189 Pur OSU First downs 12 20 Rushes-yards 32-71 49-166 Passing 140 263 Comp-Att-Int 12-27-3 14-20-0 Return Yards 104 185 Punts-Avg. Fumbles-lost 2-0 4-4 Penalties-Yards 6-50 8-55 Time of Possession 24:17 35:43 Individual statistics Rushing Purdue, Lowe 14-30, Hance 10-26, Brown 4-19, Harris 2-8, Orton 1 -(minus 1 team 1 -(minus 1 1 Ohio Wells 21-101, Ross 12-20, Hall 3-14. Bellisari 9-14, Maldonado 3- 13. Martin 1-4. Passing Purdue, Hance 10-22-3-122, Orton 2-5-0-18.

Ohio St, Bellisari 14-20-0-263. Receiving Purdue, Stubblefield 5- 63, Harris 3-40, James 1-13, Lowe 1 -1 2, Standeford 1 -7, Rhinehart 1 -5. Ohio Vance 7-1 38, Jenkins 4-84, Hartsock 2-31 Sanders 1 -1 0. Iowa 59. Northwestern 16 Iowa 21 10 28 059 Northwestern 7 0 2 7 16 First quarter Iowa Allen 4 run (Kaeding kick), 7:44 Iowa Betts 4 run (Kaeding kick), 3:08 Iowa Allen 4 run (Kaeding kick), 1:12 NU Simmons 29 pass from Kusok (Wasielewski kick), :08 Second quarter Iowa Greving 2 run (Kaeding kick), 6:58 Iowa FG Kaeding 18, :02 Third quarter Iowa Betts 9 run (Kaeding kick), 13:51 Iowa Allen 45 pass from McCann (Kaeding kick), 11:32 Iowa Jensen 4 pass from Banks (Kaeding), 8:58 NU Safety (Bradley illegal kick in end zone), 3:12 Iowa Massaquoi, 1 run (Kaeding kick), :09 Fourth quarter NU Essex 2 pass from Stauss (Wasielweski kick), 2:45 A 36,458.

Iowa NU First downs 25 14 Rushes-yards 59-297 31-120 Passing 305 136 Comp-Att-Int 17-24-1 20-34-2 Return Yards 103 101 Punts-Avg. 1-38 7-48 Fumbles-lost 2-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 7-59 5-53 Time of Possession 31:39 28:21 Individual statistics Rushing Iowa, Betts 22-86, Greving 11-77, Russell 5-52, Allen 6- 30. Northwestern, Lawrence 9-51, Kustok 9-34, Stuckey 6-1 7, Stauss 6-15. Passing Iowa, McCann 9- 14-0-156, Banks 7-9-1-145. Northwestern, Kustok 9-20-2-86, Stauff II- 14-0-50.

Receiving Iowa, Hill 6-133, Jones 4-77, Allen 2-65, Clark 2-19. Northwestern, Stuckey 5-30, Aikens 4- 22, Witherspoon 4-18, Patrick 3-26. Central Michigan 35, Eastern Michigan 30 E. Michigan 0 7 3 2030 C.Michigan 0 21 7 735 First quarter EMU Roberson 3 run (Stames kick), 13 50. CMU Jackson 4 run (Savich kick, 9:50.

CMU Jackson 31 run (Savich kick, 6:03. CMU Gorney 10 run (Savich kick), :33. Third quarter EMU-t-FG Klavan 39,9:24. CMU Jackson 52 run (Savich kick), 8:18. Fourth quarter EMU Wlater 25 pass from Akina (Starnes kick), 7:25.

EMU Lloyd 1 1 pass from Akina (Starnes kick), 5:57. CMU Jackson 58 run (Savich kick), 5:36. CMU Archie 28 pass from Akina (Starnes kick), 2:03. A 14,624 EMU CMU First downs 25 16 Rushes-yards 41-187 40-266 Passing yards 321 185 Return Yards 15 8 Comp-Att-Int 23-50-0 14-23-1 Sacked-Yards Lost 0-00 3-19 Punts 6-251 4-165 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2 Penalties-Yards 11-104 3-41 Time of Possession 34:07 25:53 Individual statistics Rushing Michigan, Roberson 21- 1 87, Akina 1 1 -27, Walker 5-9. Michigan, Jackson 25-21 1 Lawhorne 8-47, Gorney 4-20.

Passing Michigan, Akina 22- 49-0, Walter 1 -1 -0. Michigan, Gorney 14-23-1. Receiving Michigan, Walter -7-114, Stevens 5-81 Lloyd 5-46. Michigan, Turner 4-108, Means 4-43, Humphrey 1-13. Illinois 33, Penn State 28 Penn State 14 7 0 728 Illinois 0 7 7 1933 First quarter PSU Branch 71 punt return (Gould kick), 13:35.

PSU McCoo 1 run (Gould kick), 0:00. Second quarter ILL Hodges 17 pass from Kittner (Christofilakos kick), 4:44. PSU Johnson 63 pass from Princeton 34, Yale 14 Robert Morris 42, Albany, N.Y. 31 Rowan 53, Montclair St. 21 S.

Connecticut 41 St. Anselm 1 4 Sacred Heart 58, St. Francis, Pa. 0 Shepherd 62, Concord 14 Shippensburg 24, Kutztown 23 Springfield 49, Union, N.Y. 35 St.

John Fisher 41 Utica 6 St. Peter's 63, Canisius 0 Susquehanna 40, Lebanon Valley 1 3 Syracuse 24, West Virginia 1 3 Tufts 20, Middlebury 6 Tulane 42, Navy 28 Ursinus 40, Dickinson 28 Utah St. 38, Connecticut 31 Villanova 54, Hofstra 34 Virginia Tech 35, Temple 0 W. Connecticut 1 6, Norwich 7 West Chester 16, Clarion 14 West Liberty 59, W. Virginia St 20 Westfield St.

12, Nichols 0 Westminster, Pa. 16, Waynesburg 14 Widener 47, Albright 33 William Paterson 22, N.J. City 20 Williams 23, Amherst 20, 0T SOUTH Alabama 24, Mississippi St. 17 Alabama St. 43, Clark Atlanta 1 0 Alcorn St.

40, Alabama 35 Appalachian St. 34, W. Carolina 24 Auburn 24, Georgia 17 Benedict 29, Morris Brown 20 Bethune-Cookman 29, Howard 18 Bridgewater, Va. 55, Catholic 1 3 Catawba 31 Lenoir-Rhyne 1 4 Centre 34, Rose-Huiman 31 Chowan 48, Averett 0 Christopher Newport 1 4, Ferrum 1 1 Cumberland, Tenn. 59, Pikeville 27 Davidson 17, AustinPeay 1 2 Delaware St.

43, Norfolk St. 13 Drake 31, Jacksonville 23 E. Illinois 38, Florida Atlantic 10 E. Kentucky 33, Samford 1 1 ETSU 32, Chattanooga 10 Edward Waters 38, Allen 22 Florida 54, South Carolina 17 Fort Valley St. 45, Albany Ga.

7 Gardner-Webb 34, Savannah St 1 4 Georgia Southern 27, Elon 21 Grambling St. 37, Nicholls St. 28 Guilford 17, Emory Henry 7 Hampton 23, N. Carolina 7 Kentucky 56, Vanderbilt 30 Lambuth 42, Cumberland, Ky. 31 Liberty 45, Charleston Southern 31 Louisville 34, Houston 10 Maryland 37, Clemson 20 Morehouse 20, Miles 16 Murray St.

35, 1 7 N.Iowa 24, W.Kentucky 23 N.C. State 34, Florida St. 28 North Alabama 30, West Alabama 0 Presbyterian 31 Newberry 24 S. Carolina St. 29, Morgan St.

26 Shenandoah 1 7, Methodist 1 2 South Florida 48, W.Illinois 17 Tennessee 49, Memphis 28 Tennessee Tech 63, Tennessee St. 1 3 The Citadel 49, VMI 7 Thomas More 48, Maryvillejenn. 0 Troy St. 44, Louisiana-Monroe 12 Tuskegee 62, Kentucky St. 3 UAB38, TCU17 ValdostaSL 31, West Georgia 6 Virginia 39, Georgia Tech 38 Virginia Union 31 Winston-Salem 24 Virginia-Wise 37, North Greenville 0 Wake Forest 32, North Carolina 31 Washington Lee 46, Greensboro 1 4 Wingate 26, Belhaven 1 6 MIDWEST Adrian 35, Kalamazoo 19 Albion 42, Hope 11 Alma 64, Olivet 7 Ashland 47, Mercyhurst 21 Aurora 31.

Valparaiso 7 Avila 10, Mid-Am Nazarene 7, 0T Bemidji St. 47, 7 Benedictine, Kan. 46, Baker 9 Bethany, Kan. 51 Ottawa, Kan. 25 Bethel, Minn.

55, St Thomas, Minn. 31 Bluffton 21, Defiance 16 Bowling Green 17, Ohio 0 Capital 27, Wilmington, Ohio 7 Carthage 17, North Park 0 Case Reserve 53, Rochester 26 Cent Michigan 35, Michigan 30 Chicago 27, Benedictine, III. 0 Colorado 40, Iowa St. 27 Earlham 28, Kenyon 6 East Carolina 28, Cincinnati 26 Evangel 44, Cent. Methodist 1 7 Ferris St 15, Indianapolis 13, 0T Friends 23, St.

Mary, Kan. 16 Grand Valley St 57, Hillsdale 21 Gustavus Adolphus 51 St. Olaf 21 Hamline 35, Macalester 7 Hanover 54, Franklin 6 Hastings 47, Langston 45 Illinois 33, Penn St. 28 Illinois College 41 St. Norbert 40 Illinois St.

31, Indiana St. 17 Illinois Wesleyan 22, Millikin 20 Indiana 37, Michigan St. 28 Iowa 59, Northwestern 16 John Carroll 31, Baldwin-Wallace 14 Kent St. 31, Ball St. 18 Lake Forest 15, Carroll, Wis.

9 Lakeland 35, Wis. Lutheran 21 Lindenwood 28, William Jewell 21 Mac Murray 65, Westminster, Mo. 13 Marshall 27, Miami (Ohio) 21 Michigan 31, Minnesota 10 Michigan Tech 26, Findlay 23 Missouri 41, Baylor 24 Monmouth, III. 36, Knox 3 Mount Union 54, Heidelberg 7 Muskingum 42, Otterbein 35 N.Dakota St 47, St. Cloud St.

21 NW Missouri St. 44, Emporia St. 3 Nebraska 31, Kansas St. 21 Nebraska Wesleyan 35, Peru St 14 North Central 31, Elmhurst 28 Northwood 39, Wayne State 26 Oberlin 33, Denison 20 Ohio Northern 51 Marietta 0 Ohio St. 35, Purdue 9 Ohio Wesleyan 51 Allegheny 47 Ripon 45, Belort S.

Dakota St. 35, 0 SE Missouri 38, Quincy 6 SW Baptist 48, Washburn 20 SW Missouri St. 25, S. Illinois 24 Saginaw Valley 24, N. Michigan 10 St.

Ambrose 28. McKendree 21 St. Francis, III. 40, Olivet Nazarene 35 St. Francis, Ind.

30, Walsh 12 St John's, Minn. 31 Carleton 0 St. Xavier 47, Iowa Wesleyan 7 Sterling 34, Bethel, Kan. 16 Tabor 57, McPherson 26 Tri-State 42, Malone14 Trinity, III. 24, Taylor 21 Truman St.

42, Missouri Western 35 Upper Iowa 1 9, Simpson, Iowa 1 7 Wabash 27, DePauw 21 Wartburg 35, Buena Vista 0 Wayne, Neb. 36, 21 Wheaton, III. 34, Augustana, III. 32 Winona St 33, 30 42, 0 SOUTHWEST Abilene Christian 34, W. Texas 31 Bluff 14, Lane 7 Arkansas 27, UCF 20 Arkansas Tech 33, Cent.

Arkansas 28 Delta St. 37, 31 0T Fresno St. 38, SMU13 Jackson St 38, Prairie View 20. Midwestem St. 29, SW Oklahoma 5 NE Oklahoma 45, Cent.

Oklahoma 44 NW Oklahoma 58, Panhandle St. 7 Oklahoma 31 Texas 1 0 Ouachita 20, Harding 10 Rice 59, Tulsa 32 S. Arkansas 56, Henderson St. 35 S. Nazarene 55, Paul Quinn 26 SE Oklahoma 42, East Central 41 Stephen F.Austin 35, SW Texas 13 Sul Ross St.

13, Austin 12 Texas 59, Kansas 0 Texas Tech 49, Oklahoma St 30 Trinity, Texas 49, Millsaps 0 FAR WEST BYU 41, Wyoming 34 CS Northridge 35, Cal Poly-SLO 28 Cent. Washington 42, Simon Fraser 0 Colorado College 69, Trinity Bible 0 Humboldt St. 24, W.Oregon 22 Linfield 20, Willamette 13 Mesa, Colo. 53, N.M Highlands 38 Montana 38, Weber St. 23 Montana St.

52, Idaho St. 13 N. Colorado 29. New Haven 1 9 New Mexico 27, UNLV17 New Mexico St. 28, Arkansas St.

1 7 Oregon 21, UCLA 20 Oregon St. 49, Washington 24 Pacific Lutheran 62, Puget Sound 14 Portland St. 37, E. Washington 22 S. Oregon 38.

E. Oregon 24 S.Utah 49, Butler 24 San Diego 41 Wagner 24 San Jose St. 64, Nevada 45 Southern Cal 55, California 14 St. Mary's, Cal. 41, Dayton 7 Stanford 51, Arizona 37 Utah 17, San Diego St.

3 W. Washington 32, UC Davis 30 Washington St 2 Arizona St 1 6 Albion captures MI A A crown Jackson's four TDs lift CMU Associated Press MOUNT PLEASANT Terrence Jackson scored four touchdowns, including two less than four minutes apart in the second quarter, to lead Central Michigan to a 35-30 win over Eastern Michigan on Saturday. The win breaks a four-game losing streak for Central (2-5 MidAmerican, 3-6). After opening the scoring in the second to take a brief 7-0 lead, the only real Eastern (14, 2-7) threat came in the fourth after Kainoa Aki-na threw two touchdown passes in less than two minutes to put the Eagles within five. Akina threw a 25-yard pass to Kevin Walter at 7:25, then an 11-yard pass to Terrance Lloyd to close Central's lead to 28-23.

But Jackson scored his final touchdown at 5:36, on a 58-yard run, to make it 35-23 Chippewas. Jackson finished with 207 yards rushing. His first touchdowns came in the second, after a scoreless first quarter, on a 4-yard run at 9:50 to tie it 7-7. He put the Chippewas up for good with a 31-yard touchdown run at 6:03 of the second. Eastern's Akina threw a 28-yard touchdown pass to Chris Archer with two minutes left in regulation to round out the scoring and finish the game with 288 yards passing.

McCoo (Gould kick), 3:28. Third quarter ILL Harvey 20 run (Christofilakos kick), 10:42. Fourth quarter ILL Kittner 1 run (Christofilakos kick), 13:48. ILL FG 31 Christofilakos, 12:01. ILL FG 30 Christofilakos, 3:47.

PSU TJohnson 97 kick return (Gould kick), 3:29. ILL Harvey 13 run (run failed), 1:19. PSU III First downs 16 21 Rushes-yards 34-114 47-184 Passing 148 195 Comp-Att-Int 11-33-4 16-33-2 Return Yards 151 39 Punts-Avg. 8-38 7-49 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 8-65 3-34 Time of Possession 27:48 32:1 2 Individual statistics Rushing Penn State, Drummond 6-32. LJohnson 8-31 McCoo 6-29, Mills 5-1 0, Johnson 1 -9, Blosser 2-7, Easy 1 -(minus 1).

Senneca 5-(minus 3). Illinois, Harris 20-93, Harvey 11-51, Davis 7-41, Kittner 6-2. Passing Penn State, Mills 4-8-0-33, Senneca 6-23-3-52, McCoo 1 -1 -0-63, T. Johnson 0-1-1 -0. Illinois, Kittner 16-33-2-195.

Receiving Penn State, Gilmore 3-29, T. Johnson 2-75, L. Johnson 2- 1 8, B. Johnson 2-1 3, Blosser 1-10, McCoo 1-3. Illinois.

Moorehead 4-75, Davis 4-24, Hodges 3-39, Young 2-16, Harvey 2-11, Lloyd 1-30. Miami 18, Boston College 7 Miami 0 9 0 918 Boston Col 0 0 7 07 Second quarter Mia FGSievers 38, 14:56. Mia FG Sievers 24, 8:45. Mia FG Sievers 43, 0:54. Third quarter BC Ryan 9 pass from St.

Pierre (McMyler kick), 5:50. Fourth quarter Mia FG Sievers 47, 14:50. Mia Reed 80 interception return (kick failed), :1 3. Mia BC First downs 23 16 Rushes-yards 40-165 40-131 Passing 222 162 Comp-Att-Int 20-41-4 12-29-2 Return Yards 134 16 Punts-Avg. Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-1 Penalties-Yards 6-53 3-15 Time of Possession 29:39 30:21 Individual statistics Rushing Miami, Portis 36-1 60, Gore 3-4, Davenport 1-1.

Boston College, Knight 27-78, St. Pierre 9-41 Brokaw4-12. Passing Miami, Dorsey 20-41 -4-222. Boston Cotege, St Pierre 1 2-29-2-1 62 Receiving Miami, Beard 4-54, Sands 4-52, Portis 4-37, Shockey 4-30, Johnson 2-25, Davenport 2-24. Boston College, Knight 4-55, Ryan 2-29, Cornelia 2-21, Dewalt 1-21, Read 1-20, Burke 1-18, Misurellil -(minus 2).

Oklahoma 31, Texas 10 Texas 10 0 0 010 Oklahoma 0 10 7 1431 First quarter FG Scates 43, 4:43 Gamble 18 fumble return (Scates kick), 3:49 Second quarter Okla FG Duncan 35, 9:03 Okla Savage 1 3 pass from Hybl (Duncan kick), 0:59 Third quarter Okla Duncan 10 run (Duncan kick), 9:07 Fourth quarter Okla Hybl 2 run (Duncan kick), 13:56 Okla Clayton 8 pass from Hybl (Duncan kick), 3:57 Okla First downs 5 23 Rushes-yards 27-74 43-157 Passing 58 195 Comp-Att-Int 11-23-0 25-38-1 Return Yards 30 35 Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 3-38 4-40 Time of Possession 27:38 32:22 Individual statistics Rushing Texas Weber 9- 38, Flemming 5-24, Farris 3-14, Joseph 4-11, Jones 1 -4, Farmer 2-4, Smith 1 -(minus 4) Goynes 1 -(minus 5), team 1 -(minus 12). Oklahoma, Griffin 20-76, Works 4-31 Fagan 2-20, Hybl 14-21, Duncan 1-10, Norman 1-5, Savage Hminus 6). Passing Texas Farris 10- 20-0-59, Smith 1-3-0-(minus 1). Oklahoma, Hybl 25-38-1-195.

Receiving Texas Weber 3- 14, Murphy 2-15, Flemming 2-(minus 1 Thomas 1-14, Jones 1 -9, Taylor 1 -8, Joseph 1 -(minus 1). Oklahoma, Smith 6-64, Savage 5-45, Clayton 4-37, Griffin 4- 1 6, Fagan 3-24, Norman 3-9. Texas 59, Kansas 0 Kansas 0 0 0 OO Texas 21 12 12 1459 First quarter Tex Benson 3 run (Mangum kick), 9:04. Tex R.Williams 68 pass from Simms (Mangum), 6:05. Tex Benson 60 pass from Simms (Mangum kick), 4:01.

Second quarter Tex Safety, Tyrrell tackled in end zone, 6:35. Tex Benson 11 run (Mangum kick), 2:28. Tex FG Mangum 26, :00. Third quarter Tex Safety, Kinsey tackled in end zone, 10:39. Tex FG Mangum 20, 8:24.

Tex Applewhite 1 run (Mangum kick). 2:41. Fourth quarter Tex Ike 1 run (Pino kick), 11:10. Tex Carter 21 pass from Mock (Pino kick) 8:45. Kan Tex First downs 7 26 Rushes-yards 33-27 51-276 Passing 40 330 Comp-Att-Int 5-19-2 18-28-1 Return Yards 0 19 Punts-Avg.

9-30 5-46 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-0 Penalties-Yards 1-16 7-90 Time of Possession 25:18 34:42 Individual statistics Rushing Kansas, Duncan 15-28, Chiles 3-9, McClendon 3-7, Kinsey 3-4, Mills 1 -1 Weatherbie 1 -0, Coke 3-(minus-3), Dyer 3-(minus-8), team 1 -(minus-1 1 Texas, Benson 28-21 3, Ike 2-31, Robin 5-24, I.Williams 5- 1 2, Beltran 4-6, Jeff ery 2-3, Applewhite 1-1, Simms 3-1, R.Williams 1 -(minus-1 5). Passing Kansas, Dyer 1-10-0-3, Kinsey 3-7-2-32, Weatherbie 1-2-0-5. Texas, Simms 1 6-24-0-284, Applewhite 1-3-1-25, Mock 1-1-0-21. Receiving Kansas, Ross 3-27, Fufton 1-8, Mills 1-5. Texas, R.Williams 6- 1 09, Scaife 3-49, Thomas 3-45, Benson 2-68, Johnson 2-31, Carter Virginia Tech 35, Temple 0 Virginia Tech 7 7 14 735 Temple 0 0 0 00 First quarter Vir Davis 41 pass from Grant (Warley kick), 2:20.

Second quarter Vir Jones 11 run (Warley kick), 11:56. Third quarter Vir Jones 87 run (Warley kick), 8:41. vir Ferguson 1 run (Warley kick) 2:17. Fourth quarter Vir Wilford 34 pass from Grant (Warley kick) 8:26. Vir Tern First downs 13 13 Rushes-yards 44-225 27-60 Passing 134 177 Comp-Att-Int 11-18-1 14-45-4 Return Yards 33 18 Punts-Avg.

9-40 11-34 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-2 Penalties-Yards 8-65 8-45 Time of Possession 31:57 28:03 Individual statistics Rushing Virginia Tech, Jones 21 -1 55, Burnell 8-45, Ferguson 3-28, Davis 1-2, Ward 1 -2, Randall 2-1 Easlick 2-1 Noel 6-(minus 9). Temple, Sharps 7-46, Staples 1-26, Fenton 6-1 2, Trammer 6-9, McKie 1 -3, Amore I (minus 9), Devito 5-(minus 27). Passing Virginia Tech, Noel II- 15-1-134, Randall 0-3-0-0. Temple, Devito 1 1 -34-2-1 52, McGann 1-6-1-13, Hannigan 2-5-1-12. Receiving Virginia Tech, Davis 4-60, Parham 3-18, Wilford 1-34, Wynn 1-12, Johnson 1 -6, Ferguson 1-4.

Temple, Dillard 5-47, Muckerson 4-73, Lewis 2-36, Trammer 1-13, McKie 1-8, Fenton 1-0. Saturday's results EAST Assumption 23, Mount Ida 9 Bentley 44, Stonehill 1 7 Bloomsburg 42, Slippery Rock 14 Brown 41, Dartmouth 16 Buffalo 26, Army 19 Buffalo 26, Army 19 C.W. Post 42, Pace 3 California, Pa. 68, Cheyney 1 2 Colgate 35, Holy Cross 7 Columbia 35, Cornell 28 Delaware 10, Richmond 6 Delaware Valley 25, FOU-Madison 7 East Stroudsburg 31, Edinboro 30 Fairfield 27, La Salle 0 Fairmont St. 35 Frostburg St.

30, Salisbury 27 Gannon 51, Thiel 13 Geneva 56, Urbana 0 Glenville St. 37, W. Va. Wesleyan 1 4 Harvard 28, Penn 21 Ithaca 21, Cortland St. 14 Johns Hopkins 21, W.

Maryland 14 King's, Pa. 28, Wilkes 12 Kings Point 7, Coast Guard 3 Lafayette 37, Georgetown, D.C. 17 Lehigh 21, Bucknell 14 Lock Haven 22, Mansfield 13 Lycoming 42, Juniata 14 Maine 37, Massachusetts 7 Merrimack 17, Bryant 3 Miami 18, Boston College 7 Millersville 30, Indiana, Pa. 26 Monmouth, N.J. 34, St.

John's, NY 0 Moravian 1 7, Muhlenberg 7 Northeastern 34, New Hampshire 1 1 Pittsburgh 42, Rutgers 0 Plymouth St. 43, Worcester Tech 1 4 Associated Press ALBION Dan Dreyer rushed for 208 yards and two touchdowns to lead Albion to a 42-11 victory over Hope on Saturday. With the win the Britons (5-0 Michigan Intercollegiate, 8-2) clinch their 32nd conference title. Albion quarterback Travis Run-die threw for 288 yards and three touchdowns. He also threw his 20th' TD pass of the season, setting a new single-season school record.

John Bennink caught 10 passes for 101 yards fof the team. John Sloothaak led the Flying Dutchmen (4-1, 7-2) in rushing with 57 yards. Phil Butler threw for 175 yards, but no touchdowns. Adrian 35, Kalamazoo 19 KALAMAZOO Kevin Bostel-man scored three touchdowns, including a 71-yard run in the fourth quarter, to lead Adrian over Kalamazoo and just its second win of the season. Jamil Mackie scored two touchdowns for the Bulldogs (2-3 MIAA, 2-8).

Kalamazoo (1-4, 5-4) led just once, after Neil Laws scored with 1:21 left in the first quarter to make it 7-6. But Phil Andre kicked a field goal at 10:18 of the second to put Adrian up for good, 9-7. Alma 64, Olivet 7 ALMA Steve Slowke completed 25 of 42 passes for 395 yards and six as Alma beat Olivet. Slowke also scored a touchdown on a 5-yard run at 2:36 in the first to make it 17-0 Alma (3-2 Michigan Intercollegiate, 6-4). The Scots led 43-7 going into half-time, after Slowke threw a 42-yard pass to Brian Burgtorf as the clock ran down.

Olivet's (0-5, 1-9) only touchdown came on a 1-yard run by Mike Han-na in the second quarter. Grand Valley 57, Hillsdale 21 ALLENDALE David Kircus caught eight passes for 246 yards four touchdowns to lead Grand Valley over Hillsdale. With the win, Grand Valley (9-0 Great Lakes Intercollegiate, 10-0) clinches its ninth conference title in school history and its first undefeated regular season since 1989. Kircus also set a single season NCAA record of 28 touchdowns, held previously by Jerry Rice of Mississippi Valley State and Troy Edwards of Louisiana Tech. The Lakers' 584 points this season sets a single season NCAA Division II record.

Curt Anes threw 24 passes for 419 yards and five touchdowns. He also led Grand Valley in rushing with 84 yards and one touchdown. Bill Skelton threw 12 passes for 170 yards and one touchdown for the Chargers (3-8, 3-7). He led the team in rushing with 46 yards. Saginaw Valley 24, Northern Michigan 10 UNIVERSITY CENTER Former Mount Pleasant star Matt LaF-leur threw for 267 yards and three touchdowns to lead Saginaw Valley State over Northern Michigan.

Saginaw Valley (8-1 Great Lakes Intercollegiate, 9-1) never trailed in the game. The closest Northern (3-6, 4-6) got was at 6:38 in the third when Andrew Coster kicked a 24-yard field goal to close Saginaw Valley's lead to 14-10. But Eric Houle kicked a field goal for the Cardinals at 8:33 of the fourth, and Ruvell Martin scored on a 32-yard pass from LaFleur to keep Northern out of reach. Northern's only touchdown came at 1:20 in the second. Brandon Mun- son scored on a 15-yard pass from Kyle Sweener to make 14-7 Cardinals at halftime.

Ferris State 16, Indianapolis 13 (2 0T) BIG RAPIDS Tom Perez kicked a 34-yard field goal to lead Ferris State to a double overtime win over Indianapolis. Clarence Coleman caught 10 passes for 147 yards. He set an NCAA Division II record in career receptions with 323 and clinched the second place spot in career receptions for all NCAA schools. Perez kicked a 42-yard field goal in the last second of the fourth quarter to tie the game at 6-6 and send it into overtime Perez's field goal in the second overtime came on a fourth down after a Ferris interception. Michigan Tech 26, Findlay 23 FINDLAY, Ohio Joe Johnson rushed 37 times for 176 yards and three touchdowns, including two in Michigan Tech's 13-point fourth quarter, as the Huskies rallied to beat Findlay.

Johnson's 11-yard TD run with 13:41 to play pulled the Huskies (5-5 GLIAC, 5-5) within 23-20, and they took the lead for good when Johnson ran 39 yards for a score with 10:03 remaining..