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wwwJs.com Lansing State Journal Sunday, November 18, 2001 5C College football jm im mm m1" ww-w 1 1 wu, 'W -awn- 1 I 0 i I ''II if rf A Xvi It 'I "wsaia- xif No. 1 Miami (9-0) beat No. 14 Syracuse 59-0. Next: vs. No.

16 Washington, Saturday. No. 2 Nebraska (11-0) did not play. Next: at No. 15 Colorado, Friday, Nov.

23. No. 3 Oklahoma (10-1) beat Texas Tech 30-13. Next: vs. Oklahoma State, Saturday.

No. 4 Florida (9-1) vs. No. 21 Florida State 37-13. Next: vs.

No. 6 Tennessee, Saturday, Dec. 1 No. 5 Texas (9-1) did not play. Next: at Texas Friday, Nov.

23. No. 6 Tennessee (8-1) beat Kentucky 38-35. Next: vs. Vanderbilt, Saturday.

No. 7 Oregon (9-1) did not play. Next: vs. Oregon State, Saturday, Dec. 1.

No. 8 Brigham Young (1 1 -0) beat Utah 24-21 Next: at Hawaii, Saturday, Dec. 1. No. 9 Washington State (9-2) lost to No.

16 Washington 26-14. Next: TBA. No. 10 Maryland (10-1) beat North Carolina State 23-19. Next: TBA.

No. 11 Michigan (8-2) beat Wisconsin 20-17. Next: vs. No. 25 Ohio State, Saturday.

No. 12 Illinois (9-1) beat No. 25 Ohio State 34-22. Next: vs. Northwestern, Thursday, Nov.

22. No. 13 Stanford (7-2) beat California 35-28. Next: vs. Notre Dame, Saturday.

No. 14 Syracuse (8-3) lost to No. 1 Miami 59-0. Next: vs. Boston College, Saturday.

No. 15 Colorado (8-2) did not play. Next: vs. No. 2 Nebraska, Friday, Nov.

23. No. 16 Washington (7-2) beat No. 9 Washington State 26-14. Next: at No.

1 Miami, Saturday. -No. 17 Auburn (7-3) lost to Alabama 31-7. Next: at LSU, Saturday, Dec. 1.

No. 18 Virginia Tech (8-2) beat Virginia 31-17. Next: vs. No. 1 Miami, Saturday, Dec.

1. No. 1 9 Louisville (10-1) beat East Carolina 39-34, Thursday. Next: at TCU, Saturday. No.

20 UCLA (6-4) lost to Southern Cal 27-0. Next: vs. Arizona State, Saturday, Dec. 1. No.

21 Florida State (6-4) lost to No. 4 Florida 37-13. Next: vs. Georgia Tech, Saturday, Dec. 1 No.

22 South Carolina (8-3) beat Clemson 20-15. Next: TBA No. 23 Georgia (6-3) beat Mississippi 35-15. Next: at Georgia Tech, Saturday. No.

24 Marshall (9-1) beat Ohio 42-18. Next: vs. Youngstown State, Saturday. No. 25 Ohio State (6-4) lost to No.

1 2 Illinois 34-22. Next: at No. 1 1 Michigan, Saturday. TERRY GILUAMAssociated Press Touchdown run: Ty Myers (27) of Illinois dives into the end zone in front of Ohio State's Shane Olivea (71). Myers was returning the interception of a Craig Krenzel pass late in the fourth quarter.

IlliM wifl sixth straight Iowa 42, Minnesota 24 Minnesota 0 3 7 1424 Iowa 21 7 14 042 First quarter low McCann 5 run (Kaeding kick), 10:25. low Allen 1 pass from McCann (Kaeding kick), 5:27. low Allen 1 run (Kaeding kick), :14. Second quarter Min FG Nystrom 31,9:05. low Betts 5 run (Kaeding kick), 4:13.

Third quarter Min Utecht 1 9 pass from Abdul-Khaliq (Nystrom kick), 11:24. low Clark 1 5 pass from McCann (Kaeding kick), 7:23. low Hill 4 pass from McCann (Kaeding kick), 1 :54. Fourth quarter Min R. Johnson 10 pass from Abdul-Khaliq (pass failed), 14: 12.

Min R. Johnson 21 pass from Abdul-Khaliq (D. Johnson pass from Abdul-Khaliq), 6:20. A 65,491. Min low First downs 24 23 Rushes-yards 35-107 53-267 Passing 368 206 Comp-Att-Int 21-35-1 13-14-0 Return Yards 0 55 Punts-Avg.

Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 4-20 5-49 Time of Possession 26:51 33:09 Individual statistics Rushing Minnesota, Barber 1 1 -53, Abdul-Khaliq 1 1 -25, Redmon 10-19, Tapeh 3-10. Iowa, Betts 28-1 71 Banks 6-36, Russell 7-34, Greving 2-1 2, Jones 1 -7, Allen 4-5, Cervantes 1-2, McCann 3-0, Rathke 1- 0. Passing Minnesota, Abdul-Khaliq 20-34-1-319, Gruening 1-1-0-49. Iowa, McCann 10-11-0-1 59, Banks 3- 3-0-47. Receiving Minnesota, R.

Johnson 7-181, Patterson 7-99, Bums 4- 51 Utecht 1 -1 9, Baugus 1 -9, Redmon 1-9. Iowa, Clark 4-96, Hill 3-53, Oliver 2-29, Jones 2-20, Allen 2- 8. Bowling Green 43, Northwestern 42 Bowling Green 7 7 0 2943 Northwestern 14 7 7 1442 First quarter NU Kustok 1 run (Wasielewskl kick), 9:20. NU Simmons 29 pass from Kustok (Wasielewski kick), 3:45. BG Bautista 20 pass from Harris (Suisham kick), :59.

Second quarter NU Covington 16 pass from. Kustok (Wasielewski kick), 14:01 BG Harris 14 pass from Magner (Suisham kick), 1:03. third quarter NU Kustok 4 run (Wasielewski kick). 7:12. Fourth quarter BG Harris 8 run (Suisham kick), 12:40.

NU Patrick 80 pass from Kustok (Wasielweski kick), 12:00. BG Redd 18 pass from Harris (Suisham kick), 8:15. NU Stuckey 3 run (Wasielewski kick), 3:44. BG Harris 3 run (Suisham kick), 2:30. BG Redd 5 pass from Harris (Magner run), :36.

A 23,545. BG NU First downs 32 32 Rushes-yards 33-146 58-203 Passing 472 421 Comp-Att-Int 36-53-0 26-39-2 Return Yards 115 90 Punts-Avg. 2-38 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 4-2 Penalties-Yards 8-74 7-65 Time of Possession 30:35 29:25 Individual statistics Rushing Bowling Green, Harris 1 8-91 Alls 1 2-55, Magner 1 -4, Gibson 1-0, Sahm 1 -(minus 4). Northwestern, Kustok 29-1 1 1 Stuckey 27-91 Patrick 1-3, Wright 1 -(minus 2). Passing Bowling Green, Harris 30-47-0-402, Sahm 5-5-0-56, Magner 1-1-0-14.

Northwestern, Kustok 26-39-2-421. Receiving Bowling Green, Redd 12-168, Bautista 10-155, Gerling 7-72, Magner 5-58, Harris 1-14, Baker 1- 5. 'Northwestern, Patrick 6-179, Simmons 6-98, Witherspoon 4-46, Stuckey 3-1 9, Wright 2-39, Farman 2- 20, Foster 2-9, Aikins Ml. Illinois 34, Ohio State 22 Illinois 7 14 0 1334 Ohio St 10 0 12 022 First quarter III Clark 2 blocked punt return (Christofilakos kick), 14:00. 0SU Vance 10 pass from McMullen (Nugent kick), 12:16.

OSU FG Nugent 23, 6:43. Second quarter ill Young 37 pass from Kittner (Christofilakos kick), 2:35. Ill Moorehead 36 pass from Kittner (Christofilakos kick), :58. Third quarter OSU Jenkins 1 7 pass from Krenzel (pass failed), 5:43. 6SU Wells 1 run (pass failed), :01.

Fourth quarter III Davis 1 run (pass failed), 10:48. Ill Myers 5 interception return (Christofilakos kick), 5:19. A 104,407. Ill OSU First downs 18 20 Rushes-yards 41-116 40-224 Passing 274 206 Comp-Att-Int 18-28-1 15-37-2 Return Yards 104 138 Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost 2-1 3-0 Penalties-Yards 6-60 4-20 Time of Possession 29:32 30:28 Individual statistics Rushing Illinois, Harvey 19-82, Davis 16-50, Uoyd 1-7, team 2-(minus 2), Kittner 3-(minus 21).

Ohio Wells 23-192, Groom 1-27, Ross 5-13, Martin 1-4, team 2-(minus 1), McMullen 2-(minus 3), Krenzel 6-(minus 8). Passing Illinois, Kittner 18-28-1-274. Ohio Krenzel 1 1 -23-2-1 64, McMullen 4-1 3-0-42, team 0-1 -0-0. Receiving Illinois, Young 7-133, Davis 4-27, Lewis 2-45, Hodges 2-19, Lloyd 2-14, Moorehead 1 -36. Ohio Jenkins 1 0-1 55, Vance 4-44, Childress 1-7.

Penn State 28, Indiana 14 Indiana 7 7 0 014 Penn Si 7 7 7 728 First quarter Ind J.Johnson 4 run (Braucher kick), 1 1 :33. PSU Senneca 1 run (Gould kick), 0:21. Second quarter Ind Randle El 7 run (Braucher kick), 9:19. PSU 5 run (Gould kick), 7:09. Third quarter PSU LJohnson 2 run (Gould kick), 4:34.

Fourth quarter PSU LJohnson 37 pass from Senneca (Gould kick), 13:43. A 106,527. Ind PSU First downs 25 22 Rushes-yards 49-298 38-172 Passing 225 278 Comp-Att-Int 12-24-0 17-23-1 Return Yards 13 5 Punts-Avg. 2-32 3-45 Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 9-82 6-48 Time of Possession 31:25 28:35 Individual statistics Rushing Indiana, Randle El 24-1 41 Williams 21 -1 29, J. Johnson 3- 22, Hamdan 1-6.

Penn LJohnson 7-54, Senneca 8-47, Drum-mond 1 0-47, Easv 4-24, Blosser 1 -6, McCoo 6-(minus 3), team 2-(minus 3). Passing Indiana, Randle Ei 12-24-0-225. Penn Senneca 17-23-1-278. Receiving Indiana, Frazler 3-48, Halterman 2-60, G.Johnson 2-34, Williams 2-18, Roby 1-26, Haney 1-24, J.Johnson 1-15. Penn 5- 132, B.Johnson 4-33, L.Johnson 3-45, Gilmore 2-39, Blosser 2-23, Easy 1-6.

Punts-Avg. 3-42 5-46 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 7-60 6-52 Time of Possession 29:48 30:12 Individual statistics Rushing Georgia, Haynes 26-192, Sanks 10-50, Wall 7-23, Snyder 3-16, Gilliam 1-0, Greene 2- (minus 13). Mississippi, Gunn 9-11, R. Williams 4-11, Stackhouse 1 -8, Sanford 1-7, Razzano 2-7, Armstead 1 -(minus 1), Manning 2-(minus 15). Passing Georgia, Greene 8-14-2-93.

Mississippi, Manning 35-47-1-233. Receiving Georgia, Gary 3-63, T.Edwards 2-23, Wall 1-10, McMichael 1-3, Haynes 1 -(minus 6). Mississippi, Armstead 7-73, Armstrong 7-54, Ch.Collins 5-30, Flowers 3-4, Gunn 3- 3, Sanford 2-1 5, Barkley 2-1 1 R. Williams 2-(minus 6), Hartsf ield 1 -26, Zelgler 1-12, Razzano 1 -8, Fryfogle 1- 3. Tennessee 38, Kentucky 35 Tennessee 0 7 14 1738 Kentucky 7 14 7 735 First quarter UK Cook 6 pass from Lorenzen (Hanson kick), 9:28.

Second quarter UK Locenzen 2 run (Hanson kick), 11:01. UK Harp 2 pass from Lorenzen (Hanson kick), 5:33. UT Stalfworth 59 pass from Clausen (Walls kick), 4:06. Third quarter UT Washington 48 pass from Clausen (Walls kick), 8:21. UT Ritzmann fumble recovery in end zone (Walls kick), 5:53.

UK Abney 4 pass from Lorenzen (Hanson kick), 1:56. Fourth quarter UT Stallworth 23 pass from Clausen (Walls kick), 9:32. UT Stallworth 38 pass from Clausen (Walls kick), 5:26. UK Kelly 62 pass from Lorenzen (Hanson kick), 3:53. UTFG 44 Walls, 2:49.

A 9,409. UT UK First downs 15 24 Rushes-yards 23-82 31-137 Passing- 285 406 Comp-Att-Int 20-30-0 34-53-1 Return Yards 66 31 Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 5-45 10-69 Time of Possession 22:59 37:01 Individual statistics Rushing Tennessee, Stephens 18-79, Clausen 4-5, Fleming 1 -(minus 2). Kentucky, Pinner 14-52, Lorenzen 1 3-52, Johnson 3-22, Scott 1-11. Passing Tennessee, Clausen 20-30-0-285.

Kentucky, Lorenzen 34-53-1-406. Receiving Tennessee, Stallworth 8-1 69, Stephens 4-1 0, Washington 2- 2-10, Bartholomew 1-19, Graham 1-10, Parker 1 -8, Jones 1-6. Kentucky, Abney 10-118, Allen 5-43, Pinner 5-34, Kelly 3-88, Simms 3-31, Cook 2-33, Harp 2-19, Scott 2-13, Smith 1-17, Boone 1-10. Saturday's results EAST Akron 41, Buffalo 14 Albright 49, Wesley 35 Boston College 38, Rutgers 7 Bowie St. 40, Cheyney 6 Brown 45, Columbia 21 C.W.Post43,Bentley6 Colgate 15, Bucknell 13 Fordham 24, Holy Cross 21 Harvard 35, Yale 23 Ithaca 35, Montclair St.

23 King's, Pa. 32, Muhlenberg 29 Lehigh 41, Lafayette 6 Maine 57, New Hampshire 24 Marist 14, Siena 7 Massachusetts 24, Rhode Island 7 Penn 38, Cornell 14 Penn St. 28, Indiana 14 Princeton 35, Dartmouth 14 Rowan 40, Brockport St. 17 Sacred Heart 44, Monmouth, N.J. 14 St.

Peter's 17, Fairfield 7 Stony Brook 34, St. Francis, Pa. 0 Temple 17, West Virginia 14 Towson 27, Georgetown, D.C. 9 Villanova 19, Delaware 14 W.Connecticut 8, Westfield St. 7 Washington Jefferson 24, W.

Maryland 21 Widener 56, Christopher Newport 7 Worcester St 36, Curry 35 SOUTH Alabama 31, Auburn 7 Alabama 35, Bluff 0 Alabama St 57, MVSU 24 Campbellsville 42, St. Francis, Ind. 21 Catawba 35, Cent. Arkansas 34 Charleston Southern 49, W. Virginia St.0 Charleston Southern 49, W.

Virginia St.0 Delaware St. 43, Howard 31 E. Kentucky 13, Tennessee St. 10 Florida 31, Bethune-Cookman 21 Florida Atlantic 27, Albany, N.Y. 9 Furman 42, Chattanooga 10 Gardner-Webb 54, Trinity International 14 Georgia 35, Mississippi 15 Georgia Tech 38, Wake Forest 33 Hampton 35, Morgan St.

20 Hofstra 40, Liberty 3 Jackson St. 52, Alcorn St. 28 Marshall 42, Ohio 18 McNeese St. 34, Nicholls St. 27 Memphis 42, Army 10 Miami 59, Syracuse 0 Middle Tennessee 38, Connecticut 14 Morris Brown 32, Norfolk St 14 New Mexico St.

49, Louisiana-Lafayette 46 North Carolina 52, Duke 17 Northeastern 24, James Madison 17 Northwestern St. 31 Stephen FAustin 17 S. Carolina St. 15, N. Carolina 14 28 South Carolina 20, Clemson 15 Southern Miss.

59, Tulane 6 Southern U. 43, Prairie View 28 Southern U. 43, Prairie View 28 Tennessee 38, Kentucky 35 Troy St. 21, Jacksonville St. 3 Valdosta St.

40, Fort Valley St. 24 Virginia Tech 31, Virginia 17 W.Carolina 28, The Citadel 25 W.Carolina 28, The Citadel 25 W. Kentucky 36, S. Illinois 6 William Mary 23, Richmond 20 Wofford 24, ETSU 3 MIDWEST Augustana, III. 54, Defiance 14 Beioit 33, Grinnell 24 Bowling Green 43, Northwestern 42 Concordia, Neb.

31, St. Ambrose 26 E. Illinois 37, Murray St. 6 Eartham 21 Oberlin 0 Georgetown, Ky. 42, Tri-State 21 Grand Valley 42, Bloomsburg 1 4 Illinois 34, Ohio St.

22 Illinois College 41 Lawrence 21 Iowa 42, Minnesota 24 Iowa St. 49, Kansas 7 Kansas St. 40, Louisiana Tech 7 Michigan 20, Wisconsin 17 Monmouth, III. 32, Lake Forest 13 N. Illinois 33, Ball St.

29 North Dakota 42, Winona St. 28 Notre Dame 34, Navy 16 Pittsburg St. 20, Nebraska-Omaha 7 Purdue 24, Michigan St 14 SW Missouri St. 48, Illinois St. 31 Saginaw Valley 33, Indiana, Pa.

32 Sioux Falls 27, Mary 21, 0T. St. John's, Minn. 27, St. Norbert 20 Tarleton St.

28, Chadron St. 24 Toledo 28, E. Michigan 7 W.Illinois 52, Indiana St. 15 W. Illinois 52, Indiana St.

15 W. Michigan 20, Cent Michigan 17 Wis. -Stevens Point 37, Bethel, Minn. 27 Youngstown St. 45, Elon 7 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 24, Mississippi St.

21 Louisiana-Monroe 16, Arkansas St 7 Oklahoma 30, Texas Tech 1 3 Oklahoma St. 38, Baylor 22 SMU 24, Tulsa 14 Sam Houston St. 31 SW Texas 1 3 FAR WEST BYU 24, Utah 21 Boise St 56, San Jose St. 6 Colorado St. 24, New Mexico 17 Fresno St.

61, Nevada 14 Montana 38, Montana St. 27 Oregon St. 45, N.Arizona 10 Portland St. 50, CS Normridge 43 Southern Cal 27, UCLA 0 Stanford 35, California 28 UNLV 34, Air Force 10 Utah St 56, Weber St. 43 Washington 26, Washington St.

1 4 Illinois within one i victory of claiming at least share of Big Ten Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio Kurt Kittner led No. 12 Illinois to a comeback victory for the fourth game in a row as the Dlini beat No. 25 Ohio State 34-22 to remain in the hunt for their first Big Ten title since 1990. Illinois (6-1, 9-1), which won its sixth in a row since losing to Michigan, can i clinch at least a share of the conference title with a victory at home next week against Northwestern. Ohio State (4-3, 6-4), which needed to win its last two games to do no worse than tie for the title, lost in its first game in almost three seasons "without Steve Bellisari at quarterback.

Bellisari "was suspended indefinitely Friday after his arrest on two counts of drunken driving. Kittner completed 18 of 28 passes for 274 yards and two touchdowns with one interception. He had led the Dlini back from early deficits in victories over Wisconsin, Purdue and Perm State in their last three games. Kittner was 4-of-6 for 51 yards in an 80-yard drive that ended with Carey Davis' 1-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter that gave Illinois the lead for good at 27-22. It wasn't all Kittner, however.

The mini picked up important points on defense and special teams. They opened the scoring just one' 'minute into the game when Dwayne Smith blocked Andy Groom's punt and Jamaal Clark picked it up for a 2-yard touchdown return. Ohio State, with Scott McMullen and Craig Krenzel combining to go 15-of-36 passing for 206 yards and two touchdowns with two intercep- tions, still trailed 27-22 after taking i over on a downed punt at its own 2 with 5:23 left. On first down, however, Krenzel Big Ten standings Michigan 6 18 2 Illinois 6 1 9 1 Purdue 4 3 6 3 Ohio St. 4 3 6 4 Iowa 4 4 6 4 Michigan St.

3 4 5' 4 Wisconsin 3 4 5 6 PennSt. 3 4 4 5 Indiana 3 4 3 6 Northwestern 2 5 4 6 Minnesota 1 6 3 7 Saturday's results Purdue 24, Michigan State 1 4 Michigan 20, Wisconsin 17 Illinois 34, Ohio State 22 Penn State 28, Indiana 14 Iowa 42, Minnesota 24 Bowling Green 43, Northwestern 42 had his view blocked by leaping defensive tackle Jeff Ruffin. Krenzel's pass into the right flat for Michael Jenkins was picked off by linebacker Ty Myers, who returned it 5 yards and dived into the end zone for the insurance touchdown. Bellisari was arrested early Friday morning on two counts of drunken driving and two minor traffic violations. As the Buckeyes' starting quarterback the last 31 games, Ohio State was 19-12.

Penn State 28, Indiana 14 STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Larry Johnson ran for two touchdowns and scored on a shovel pass as Penn State kept its bowl hopes alive with a victory over Indiana. The Nittany Lions (3-4 Big Ten, 4-5) still need to win at Michigan State next week and at Virginia on Dec. 1 to qualify for a bowl game. Johnson's third TD came on the shovel pass early in the fourth quarter.

He ran for 54 yards on seven carries. Matt Senneca, starting at quarterback for the Nittany Lions for the first time since Oct. 27, completed 17 of 23 passes for 278 yards. The Hoosiers (3-4, 3-6) got to the Penn State 11 midway through the fourth quarter, but Antwaan Randle El was stopped on a fourth-and-9. Iowa 42, Minnesota 24 IOWA CITY, Iowa Kyle Mc-Cann threw three touchdown passes and ran for another score as Iowa got the sixth victory it needed to become eligible for a bowl in beating Minnesota.

Iowa (4-4, 6-4) executed almost perfectly on offense, jumping to a 21-0 lead in the first quarter and finishing with 473 total yards. Ladell Betts ran for 171 yards on 28 carries, and McCann and Brad Banks completed their first 10 passes. Minnesota (1-6, 3-7) moved the ball well enough to compile 475 yards. But the Gophers didn't score a touchdown until Iowa had a 28-3 lead and couldn't overcome their defensive shortcomings, illustrated on McCann's 40-yard completion to tight end Dallas Clark in the third quarter. Bowling Green 43, Northwestern 42 EVANSTON, 111.

Josh Harris hit Robert Redd on a 5-yard touchdown pass with 36 seconds left and Cole Magner ran for a 2-point conversion as Bowling Green stunned Northwestern. The Falcons (7-3) trailed by two touchdowns with 3:44 left before pulling off one the MAC school's greatest victories behind the play of Harris. Harris passed for 402 yards and three touchdowns, ran for two TDs his 3-yarder with 2:30 left got Bowling Green to 42-35 and also caught a scoring pass. Northwestern's Zak Kustok threw for three TDS and ran for two others, but threw a last-second interception in his final home game as Northwestern fell to 4-6 and out of bowl contention. Michigan 20, Wisconsin 1 7 Michigan 7 7,3 320 Wisconsin 7 0 10 017 First quarter Wis Bollinger 1 run (Neuser kick), 9:04.

Mic Dubuc 1 pass from Navarre. (Epstein kick), :36.. Second quarter Mic M.Jackson 43 blocked punt return (Epstein kick), 8:21 Third quarter Mic FG Epstein 25, 8:27. Wis A.Davis 10 run (Neuser run), 5:03. Wis FG Neuser 46, 1:58.

Fourth quarter Mic FG Epstein 31, :10. A 79,633. Mic Wis First downs 12 16 Rushes-yards 38-105 45-159 Passing 58 133 Comp-Att-Int 11-26-1 14-29-0 Return Yards 79 12 Punts-Avg. 8-298 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 6-40 7-68 Time of Possession 26:16 33:44 Individual statistics Rushing Michigan, Askew 16- 58, Perry 13-53, Bellamy 2-11, Gonzales 1-4, Navarre 6-(minus 21). Wisconsin, A.Davis 27-103, Bollinger 1 7- 57, Team 1 -(minus 1).

Passing Michigan, Navarre 1 1 -24-1 -58, Gonzales 0-2-0-0. Wisconsin, Bollinger 1 4-29-0-1 33. Receiving Michigan, Walker 4-14, Bellamy 2-19, Butler 1-12, Thompson 1 -9, Perry 1 -7, Dubuc 1 -1 Askew 1 -(minus 4). Wisconsin, Anelli 5-59, Evans 3-31, N.Davis 3-23, Charles 2-18, Kuhns 1-2. Western Michigan 20, Central Michigan 17 C.

Michigan 0 0 7 1017 W. Michigan 0 7 3 1020 Second quarter WMU Cabin recovered blocked punt in endzone (Menchinger kick), :05. Third quarter WMU FG Menchinger 34, 4:21. CMU Lawhorne 16 run (Savich kick), 1:49. Fourth quarter WMU Reed 1 run (Menchinger kick), 13:03.

CMU FG Savich 34, 9:27. CMU Turner 7 pass from Gomey (Savich kick), 0:58. WMU FG Menchinger 23, :00. A 23,112 CMU WMU First downs 21 19 Rushes-yards 50-198 43-170 Passing yards 127 167 Comp-Att-Int 16-29-2 14-29-1 Return Yards 25 42 Punts-Avg. 7-28 4-47 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 7-54 6-48 Time of Possession 28:57 31 :03 Individual statistics Rushing Cent Michigan, Jackson 39-153, Lawhorne 9-47.

2). W. Michigan, Reed 30-1 54, Clark 6-31 Passing Cent. Michigan, Gorney 16-29-2-127. W.

Michigan, Drach 14-28-0-167, Dodson 0-1-1-0. Receiving Cent. Michigan Turner 7-82, Lawhorne 6-27, Hill 2-15. W. Michigan, Thomas 2-34, Johnson 2-34, Jennings 4-32.

Saginaw Valley 33, Indiana Pa. 32 Indiana, Pa. 12 20 0 032 Sag. Valley 7 0 7 1933 First quarter Ind Liebert 30 pass from Eyer-man (kick failed), 11:18. Ind Dew 5 run (kick failed), 6:29.

Sag Martin 37 pass from LaFleur (HouleTdck), 5:37. Second quarter Ind Dew 2 run (kick failed), 14:56. Ind Ocaslo 9 pass from Eyerman (Telenko kick), 5:05, Ind Ocaslo 52 pass from Eyerman (Telenko kick), 1:48. Third quarter Sag Martin 5 pass from LaFleur (HouleTlck), 10:43. Fourth quarter 25-41-1-328, Radlinski 0-2-0-0.

Receiving Indiana, Ocasio 1 0-207, Thomas 7-1 30, Liebert 1 -30. Saginaw Valley, Martin 9-162, LaFre-niere 6-75, Martinez 6-58. Grand Valley 42, Bloomsburg 14 Bloomsburg 7 7 0 0 14 Grand Valley 7 21 14 042 First quarter GVS Smith 35 interception return (Sonntag kick), 3:28. Blm D.Williams 1 8 pass from C.Thompson (Oliver kick), 1 :52. Second quarter GVS Kircus 10 pass from Anes (Sonntag kick), 14:56.

GVS Anes 29 run (Sonntag kick), 11:27. GVS Spearmon 1 run (Sonntag kick), 8:02. Blm Forgione 1 1 pass from C.Thompson (Oliver kick), :57. Third quarter GVS Spearmon 1 run (Sonntag kick, 3:01. GVS Spearmon 4 run (Sonntag kick), :55.

A 4,858. Blm GVS First downs 19 25 Rushes-yards 35-41 52-216 Passing yards 214 277 Return Yards 72 115 Comp-Att-Int 19-33-2 16-25-2 Sacked-Yards Lost 1-6 4-38 Punts 7-36 2-15 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 1-1 Penalties-Yards 6-61 7-75 Time of Possession 27:54 32:06 Individual statistics Rushing Bloomsburg, Glaze 18- 62, Henry 6-31, McLaughlin 2-6. Grand Valley, Spearmon 24-94, Lesn-iak 14-56, Anes 7-51. Passing Bloomsburg, Thompson 1 9- 33-2-214. Grand Valley, Anes 1 2-17-0-1 87, Wojciechowski 4- 8-2-90.

Receiving Bloomsburg, Forgione 7-107, Glaze 4-51, T.Johnson 5-30. Grand Valley, Kircus 8-172, Hibbler 3-61, Spearmon 2-28. Notre Dame 34, Navy 16 Navy 10 3 6 316 Notre Dame 10 7 7 1034 First quarter NDFGSetta 41, 10:29. ND G.Sapp 39 fumble return (Setta kick), 9:03. Navy Madden 38 run (Hills kick), 4:07.

Navy FG Hills 24, 2:22. Second quarter ND Howard 4 run (Setta kick), 10:46. Navy FG Hills 22, 0:03. Third quarter ND Howard 8 run (Setta kick), 4:29. Fourth quarter Navy FG Hills 20 ND Jones 44 run (Setta kick), 12:10.

ND Setta FG 34, 5:02. A 80,795. Nav ND First downs' 14 18 Rushes-yards 45-177 58-272 Passing 123 118 Comp-Att-Int 7-18-1 7-12-1 Return Yards 8 72 6-46 3-46 Fumbles-lost 3-2 2-1 Penalties-Yards 0-0 4-33 Time of Possession 26.06 33:54 Individual statistics Rushing Navy, Reese 8-72, Madden 22-70, Lane 5-28, Terrel 4-8, McDonald 3-(minus 2), Candeto 1 -(minus 6). Notre Dame, Jones 24-117, Howard 12-54, Holiday 1 1 -46, Lopienski 2-36, McNair 5-15, Grant 3-11, Battle 1 -(minus 7). Passing Navy, Madden 5- 12-1-105, Candeto 2-5-0-18, Malinowski 0-1-0-0.

Notre Dame, Holiday 6-11-1 -94, LoVecchlo 1 -1 -0-24. Receiving Navy, Gaddy 3-41, Reese 1-43, Minter 1-19, Bailey 1-11, Sims 1 -9. Notre Dame, Godsey 2-50, Hunter 2-1 3, Campbell 1 -32, Owens 1-16, Rodamer 1-7. Georgia 35, Mississippi 15 Georgia 7 0 14 1435 Mississippi 6 3 0 615 First quarter Geo Haynes 13 run (Bennett kick), 9:03. Mis Armstead 9 pass from Manning (kick failed), 3:50.

Second quarter Mis FG Rogers 37,1:22. Third quarter Geo Sanks 1 run (Bennett kick), 11:16. Geo T.Edwards 9 pass from Green (Bennett kick), 4:06. Fourth quarter Geo Phillips 82 Interception return (Bennett kick), 13:29. Geo Haynes 26 run (Bennett kick), 4:18 Mis Armstrong 1 8 pass from Manning (kick failed), 2:58.

A 47,457. Geo Mis First downs 22 21 Rushes-yards 49-268 20-28 Passing 93 233 Comp-Att-Int 8-14-2 35-47-1 Return Yards 97 39 prevails as time runs out sag Martin 55 pass from LaFleur (pass failed), 14:26. 1- Assoqlated Press KALAMAZOO Robert Mench-: inger kicked a 23-yard field goal as expired to give Western Michigan a 20-17 victory over Central Michigan on Saturday, Philip Reed carried 30 times for 1 154 yards and the Bronco offense's only touchdown as Western (4-3 Mid-' American, 5-5) handed the Chippe- was their fourth straight loss, Terrance Jackson gained 153 yards on 39 carries for Central (2-6, 3-7). It was Jackson's seventh 100-plus-yards game this season. Reed's 1-yard scoring run gave rthe Broncos a 17-7 lead with 13:03 left to play.

The Chippewas' Paul Savich kicked a 34-yard field goal i with 9:27 left. After Central stopped Western on downs, Derek Gorney led the Chippewas on a 14-play, 70-yard drive capped by his 7-yard touchdown pass to Rob Turner with 58 seconds to go. The Broncos responded with a "7-play, 50-yard drive that included three passes from Jon Drach to freshman Greg Jennings that cov round NCAA Division II playoff. LaFleur ran 7 yards for the TD on a quarterback draw to his left with 1:47 left. The run gave Saginaw Valley its first NCAA postseason victory and the first since an NAIA playoff win in 1984.

LaFleur, who threw for 328 yards and four touchdowns, completed 5 of 9 passes for 80 yards on the winning drive. The junior also made a game-saving tackle on Saginaw Valley's two-point conversion attempt, when LaFleur fumbled the snap and then chased down Tim Buffone. Grand Valley 42, Bloomsburg 14 ALLENDALE Running back Reggie Spearmon scored three touchdowns to lead Grand Valley State over Bloomsburg in a first-round Division II playoff. The No. 2 Lakers (11-0) won the first playoff game in school history.

They play Saginaw Valley (11-1) in a second-round game next Saturday. The victory came at a price for the Lakers. Junior quarterback Curt Anes was lost for the season. with a dislocated left knee. ered 31 yards.

Benny Clark's 16-yard run to the Chippewas 16 set up Menchinger's winning field goal. Toledo 28, EMU 7 TOLEDO, Ohio Chester Taylor ran for two touchdowns and passed for a third as Toledo defeated Eastern Michigan. The victory gave the Rockets a share of the Mid-American Conference West Division title and clinched the host's berth in the conference championship game Nov. 30 against East Division winner Marshall. After the game, the Rockets (5-1, 8-1) accepted a bid to the Motor City Bowl on Dec.

29 in Pontiac against an opponent from Conference USA. Ime Akpan's 1-yard run with less than two minutes to play kept the Eagles (2-8, 1-5) from being shut out. Sag. Valley 33, Indiana, Pa. 32 UNIVERSITY CENTER Saginaw Valley State's Matt LaFleur, a former Mount Pleasant star, engineered a 98-yard fourth-quarter drive Saturday to secure a comeback victory over c-'- Sag Martinez 8 pass from LaFleur (Houle kick), 11:12.

Sag LaFleur 7 run (run failed), 1:27. A 3,541 Ind Sag 26 23 47-167 27-29 407 328 133 146 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return Yards 23-31-3 25-43-1 Comp-Att-Int Sacked-Yards Lost 1-6 4-38 Punts 0-0 4-36 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-0 Penalties-Yards 7-59 3-43 Time of Possession 35:33 24:27 Individual statistics Rushing Indiana, Dew 33-108, Lane 9-47, Rebholz 4-18. Saginaw Valley, Bartynskl 6-36, Bridges 10-29, LaFleur 9-(minus-31). Passing Indiana, Eyerman 23-31 -3-407. Saginaw Valley, LaFleur.