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Is 'lyLr. -i' AC Sunday, October 24, 1993 The News-Leader, jTOP 25 ROUNDUP NO. 5 NEBRASKA 49. MISSOURI 7 How the Ton 25 fared if Cornhuskers9 defen se smomers i big one," Osborne said. "It was a difficult catch.

It was out in front of him but he caught it and made a great run. I thought it was a big play." Frazier, who hit 8 of 13 passes for 143 -yards, also ran for 81 yards on 11 carries and scored on a 37-yard run early in the second half. The Cornhuskers moved the ball al- most at will against Missouri but couldn't score in the first quarter. Ne-- braska drove toward the end zone on its first possession but Frazier lost a fumble at the 4-yard line. Frazier also was intercepted early in the second quarter, breaking a string of 55 straight passes without an interception.

The Huskers put a lid on Missouri's pass attack a week after giving up a Big Eight-record 489 yards to Kansas State's Chad May. Missouri's Jeff Handy, who threw for Back to form: Nebraska has an easy time with Missouri after a struggle with Kansas State. The Associated Press LINCOLN, Neb. One week after struggling against Kansas State, No. 5 Nebraska returned to peak form by manhandling Missouri 49-7.

"Now, that's a little more like it," coach Tom Osborne said after Calvin Jones ran for two touchdowns and caught one of Tommie Frazier's two TD passes to lead the Cornhuskers. On the other side of the ball, Nebraska's defense shut down the Missouri passing game. "The thing they did was control the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball," Missouri coach Bob Stull said. "Offensively, we couldn't pass-protect so obviously we couldn't throw it. Defensively, they were moving the ball with the inside run.

We were worried about the option and they came and ran it right at us." "We probably played our most complete game of the year," Osborne said. "That was something we were concerned about. I thought the defense played a great ball game. Offensively we were quite consistent. I was pleased to see us come together and play as well as we did." Jones scored on runs of 4 and 1 yards as he gained 129 yards on 27 carries for the Cornhuskers (7-0 overall, 3-0 Big Eight).

Missouri (2-4-1, 1-2) lost to Nebraska for the 15th straight time. Frazier's TD passes went 7 yards to Clester Johnson and 55 yards on a swing pass to Jones in the final minute of the first half. "The drive right before the half was a 424 yards against Nebraska in a 34-24 loss a year ago, managed only 76 yards through the first three quarters against Nebraska's first-team defense. Handy ended up with 104 yards on 14- of-23 passing, well short of his 220-yard average. i "I think they had some deep passes called but we put more pressure on the quarterback than we did last week," Os- borne said.

"The pressure was better and I didn't see any glaring busts out there. "Other than the one drive they had, the defense nlaved ereat football." 1. FLORIDA STATE (7-0) did not play. Next: vs. Wake Forest, Saturday.

2. NOTRE DAME (8-0) beat Southern Cal 31-13. Next: vs. Navy, Saturday. At South Bend, Lee Becton rushed tor a career-high 177 yards, including a 70-yard touch- down on the second play from scrimmage for Notre Dame (8-0), which has the longest Division l-A winning streak at 15 games.

The Irish scored touchdowns on all four of their first-half possessions to take a 28-7 lead and then coasted in the second half. 3. OHIO STATE (7-0) beat Purdue 45-24. Next: vs. No.

14 Penn State, Saturday. At West La'ayette, Ohio State (7-0, 4-0 Big Ten) rushed for 364 yards and scored on its first possession for the seventh straight game to post its best start since 1979. The Buckeyes, who at one point led 35-0, had three players rush for 95 or more yards. 4. ALABAMA (6-0-1) beat Mississippi 19-14.

Next: vs. Southern Mississippi, Saturday. In Oxford, Michael Proctor kicked four field goals and David Palmer did a little bit of everything except score a touchdown as No. 4 Alabama beat Mississippi. Palmer took several snaps at quarterback after Jay Barker left the game with a shoulder injury in the second quarter, and set up Alabama's only touchdown with a 54-yard pass.

5. NEBRASKA (7-0) beat Missouri 49-7. Next: at No. 16 Colorado, Saturday. 6.

MIAMI (5-1) beat No. 23 Syracuse 49-0. Next: vs. Temple, Saturday. At Miami, Miami's running attack and defense sent the Orangemen (4-2-1, 1-2 Big East) to their worst loss in a decade and their first shutout in nine years.

Miami (5-1 3-0) sacked Marvin Graves four times and the offense rushed for 259 yards, its most in three years. It was the 54th straight win for Miami at the Orange Bowl, leaving them three shy of Alabama's NCAA record. 7. ARIZONA (7-0) beat No. 25 Washington State 9-6.

Next: at No. 19 UCLA, Saturday. In Tucson, Steve McLaughlin kicked three field goals and Arizona survived a last-second kick by Washington State's Aaron Price to squeeze past the Cougars. Washington State drove from its 32 to Arizona's 32 with 2 seconds left, when Price was wide left on an attempt for his third 3-pointer of the day. 8.

TENNESSEE (5-1-1) did not play. Next: vs. South Carolina, Saturday. 9. FLORIDA (5-1) did not play.

Next: vs. Georgia, Saturday. 10. AUBURN (7-0) did not play. Next: at Arkansas, Oct.

30. 11. TEXAS (6-1) beat Rice 38-10. Next: vs. Southern Methodist, Saturday.

At Houston, Leeland McElroy returned Rice's first two kickoffs 93 and 88 yards for touchdowns and Corey Pullig threw two TD passes for the Aggies (6-1, 4-0), who won their 19th straight Southwest Conference game. Rice (4-4, 1-3) lost five fumbles. Texas has won nine straight at Rice. 12. NORTH CAROLINA (7-2) lost to No.

21 Virginia 17-10. Next: vs. Clemson, Nov. 6. In Charlottesville, Symmion Willis threw for 239 yards and Virginia held the ACC's top rushing offense to 101 yards.

The Cavaliers (6-1, 4-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) took over sole possession of second place in the league by defeating North Caroli-na for the sixth time in seven games. 13. MICHIGAN (4-3) lost to Illinois 24-21. Next: at No. 16 Wisconsin, Saturday.

In Ann Arbor, Johnny Johnson scrambled away from two tacklers and threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to Jim Klein with 34 seconds remaining, giving Illinois its first victory at Ann Arbor since 1966. Illinois overcame a 21-10 deficit with two fourth-quarter touchdowns to dash Michigan's hopes for a sixth straight Big Ten title. I lO V. 1 ffymssm" trf'iy- Jfv Missouri had zero yards in total of- fense the third quarter when Nebraska pulled away from a 21-7 halftime lead. The Tigers, who ended with 172 total yards to 539 for Nebraska, had just 32 yards in the second half.

Lawrence Phillips and Jeff Makovicka added fourth-quarter touchdowns on runs of 25 and 1 yards for Nebraska. Nebraska linebacker at the goal line during The Associated Press Ed Stewart (32) stops Missouri tailback Jeff Jones second quarter action. Nebraska won 49-7. TOP 25 SUMMARIES Saturday's stars chardson 2-4. Miami, J.Harris 4-46, Jones 3-26, Shiprtian 3-22, Tellison 2-62, Bennett 2-7, German 1-19, Clausell 1-17, CJones 1-12, Tucker 1-10.

Passing 168 163 Return Yards 67 48 Comp-Att-Int 12-26-1 18-27-2 Punts 6-44 8-32 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 7-60 9-80 Time ol Possession 30 44 29:16 cek 14-27-1-172. Virginia, Willis 22- Jl-U-iSJ. RECEIVING North Carolina, Wall 5-46. Hollidav 3-56 I Brooks 2-24, F.Jones 1-5. Virginia, Holmes 8-91, Jeffers 5-96.

Mundy 3-33, Allen 2-6, Brooks 1-5. Washington i-4. uavis i-j, way i-i. Illinois No. 13 Michigan 24 21 At Champaign, III.

Illinois 7 3 0 14- 24 Michigan 0 14 7 0-21 III Oilger 17 pass from Johnson (Richardson kick) Mich Alexander 13 pass from Collins (Elezovick kick) Mich Toomer 56 pass from Collins (Elezovick kick) III FG Richardson 25 Mich Alexander 90 pass from Collins (Elezovick kick) III Douthard 1 run (Richardson kick) III Klein 15 pass from Johnson (Richardson ick) A 106.385. Northern Iowa quarterback Kurt Warner completed 24-of-33 passes tor 356 yards and three TD passes, but it wasn't enough as UNI was upset by Western Illinois. Leeland McElroy of Texas had kickoff returns of 93 and 88 yards for touchdowns. The Aggies defeated Rice. Ohio State defensive back Marlon Kerner had a 100-yard touchdown interception in the Buckeye's win over Purdue.

Lee Becton, Notre Dame running back, had 20 carries for 170 yards, including a 70-yard TD run. Fresno State quarterback Trent Dilfer threw four TD passes and was 21-of-34 for 456 yards to lead the Bulldogs to an upset over BYU. Louisville QB Jeff Brohm threw three TD passes and completed 24-of-33 passes for 320 yards. The Cardinals sunk Navy 28-0. Michigan wide receiver Derrick Alexander caught seven passes for 188 yards.

He also caught two TDs -one for 90 yards. Evangel RB Derrick Clark had 244 yards rushing on 21 carries. Clark had 183 yards at halftime. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Alabama, Williams 16-49, Palmer 7-38. Lee 2-35, Anderson 3-6.

Steger 4-5, Burgdort 5-(minus 3), Barker 3-(minus 19). Mississippi, Smith 8-51, Brown 6-39, Veasley8-12, Courtney 2), Adams 4-(mi-nus 19), PASSING-Alabama, Barker 6-13-0-69. Burgdorl 5-12-1-45, Palmer 1-1-0-54 Mississippi, Adams 18-27-2-163. RECEIVING Alabama. Palmer 8-76.

Lee 2-67, Key 2-25. Mississippi, Small 4-57, Smith 4-22, Fisher 3-31, Turner 2-16, Courtney 2-0, Preston 1-17, Brown 1-12, Woods 1-8 No. 5 Nebraska 49 Missouri 7 At Lincoln, Nebraska Missouri 0 7 0 07 Nebraska 0 21 14 14-49 Neb C.Johnson 7 pass from Fra- zier (Bennett kick) MU J.Jones 1 run (Pooler kick) Neb C.Jones 4 run (Bennett kick) Neb C.Jones 55 pass from Fra-zier (Bennett kick) Neb Frazier 37 run (Bennett kick) Neb C.Jones 1 run (Bennett kick) Neb Phillips 25 run (Bennett kick) Neb Makovicka 1 run (Bennett kick) A 75.574. III Mich 24 16 40-160 38-76 265 286 65 3 22-38-0 14-23-1 6-34 7-44 2-2 1-1 10-104 3-40 MU Neb First downs 1 1 26 Rushes-yards 26-68 63-340 Passing 104 199 Return Yards 15 26 Comp-Att-Int 15-23-0 12-17-1 Punts 9-38 2-42 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1 Penalties-Yards 3-25 6-31 Time of Possession 24:53 35:07 No. 2 Notre Dame USC 31 13 At South Bend, Indiana Southern Cal 0 7 0 4-13 Notre Dame 14 14 3 0-31 ND Beclon 70 run (Pendergast kick) ND Edwards 2 run (Pendergast kick) ND Bums 4 run (Pendergast kick) USC Slrother 13 pass from Johnson (Salmon kick) ND Zellars 29 pass from Failla (Pendergast kick) ND FG Pendergast 43 USC McWilliams 8 pass from Johnson (pass tailed) A 59.075.

USC 21 ND First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards 16 56-305 113 47 7-10-0 2-25 1-0 6-61 3232 27-69 269 20 29-46-1 4-22 0-0 3-41 Time ot Possession 2728 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Southern Cal, Walters 14-58, Brown 3-18, Fields 1-6. Notre Dame, Becton 20-177, Burns 4-53, Zellars 8-32, Failla 6-25, Edwards 9-16, PASSING Southern Cal, Johnson 29-46-1-269. Notre Dame, Failla 6-9-0-78, Zellars 1-1-0-35, RECEIVING Southern Cal, Slrother 9-71, Morton 6-109, Cash-man 4-27, McWilliams 3-25. Notre Dame. Miller 3-43, Zellars 2-24, Bec-ton 1-35, Dawson 1-11 No.

3 Ohio State 45 Purdue 24 At West Lafayette, Indiana Ohio St. 14 21 7 J-45 Purdue 0 7 0 17-24 OSU Harris 11 run (Williams kick) OSU Harris 3 run (Williams kick) OSU George 1 run (Williams kick) OSU Kerner 100 yard return of intercepted pass (Williams kick) OSU-By'Not'e 1 run (Williams kick) Pur Hill 23 pass from Trefzger (Bobich kick) OSU Finkes recovered tumble in end 2one (J.Jackson kick) Pur-FG Bobich 23 OSU-FG JJackson 20 Pur-Alstott 1 run (Bobich kick) Pur Hill 9 pass Irom Trefzger (Bobich kick) A 44,038. OSU 26 56-364 122 101 Pur First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int 16 31-69 245 12 17-29-1 4-43 2-2 3-L5 25:00 11-13-0 2-45 0-0 Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards 7-61 Time of Possession 35:00 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Ohio Harris 18-118, George 11-96, By'note 9-95, Galloway 3-28, McGuire 5-15, Powers 2-15, Cothran 4-12, Hoymg 4-(minus 15). Purdue, Rogers 10-41, Alston 14-33, Trefzger 7-(mmus 5), PASSING Ohio Hoymg 10-12-0-105, Powers 1-1-0-17. Purdue, Trefzger 17-29-1-245, RECEIVING Ohio Tillman 3-45, Glenn 2-32, Sanders 1-17, Cothran 1-13, Galloway 1-8, Stanley 1-6, Jones 1-6.

Purdue, Thornton 6-89, Hill 4-53, Alston 3-54, Ross 3-46, Rogers 1-3 No. 4 Alabama 19 Mississippi 14 At Oxford, Mississippi Alabama 03 7-19 Mississippi 7 0 0 714 Miss Small 21 pass trom Adams (Grant kick) Ala-FG Proctor 46 Ala FG Proctor 22 Ala-FG Proctor 53 Ala Williams 8 run (Proctor kick) Ala-FG Proctor 49 Miss Fisher 14 pass from Adams (Grant kick) A 43.500. Ala Mis First downs 16 16 Rushes-yards 40-111 27-81 No. 7 Arizona 9 No. 25 Washington St 6 At Tucson, Ariz.

Washington St. 3 0 3 0-4 Arizona 0 3 3 39 WSU-FG Price 49 An FG McLaughlin 53 Ari FG McLaughlin 40 WSU-FG Price 30 An FG McLaughlin 32 A 46,675. WSU Ari First downs 19 16 Rushes-yards 36-68 39-38 massing 254 215 Return Yards 14 (-1) Comp-Att-Int 21-44-2 14-33-1 Punts 6-36 6-41 Fumbles-Lost 5-1 1-1 Penalties-Yards 7-53 4-27 Time ol Possession 29 24 30:36 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Washington State. Hicks 17-27, D.Johnson 7-25, De-Gremer 7-9, Deeds 4-8. Arizona, Carter 16-31, BJohnson 10-24, Lovetl 2-6, G.Taylor 6-1.

PASSING-Washington State, Deeds 16-36-2-199, DeGrenier 5-7-0-55, Dumas 0-1-0-0. Arizona, White 14-32-1-215. BJohnson 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING Washington State, Reynolds 6-71, Pointer 5-73. Carolan 4-52, Hicks 3-30.

Arizona, Vaughn 5-95, BJohnson 5-28, Dickey 2-29, Dice 1-49. No. 11 Texas Rice 38 10 At Houston, Texas Texas 14 7 7 10-38 Rice 10 0 0 0-10 Rice FG Bagwell 26 McElroy 93 kickoff return (Venetoulias kick) Rice Coston 14 pass from Emanuel (Bagwell kick) McElroy 88 kickoff return (Venetoulias kick) McKeehan 5 pass from Pullig (Venetoulias kick) Harrison 23 pass from Pullig (Venetoulias kick) Adams fumble recovery in end zone (Venetoulias kick) FG Venetoulias 37 Rice First downs 19 14 Rushes-yards 38-122 46-153 Passing 145 127 Return Yards 17 0 Comp-Att-Int 12-19-0 13-16-0 Punts 5-31 6-37 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 5-5 Penalties-Yards 7-59 6-50 Time of Possession 25:44 34:16 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Texas Hill 18-68, Thomas 12-40, Grace 2-11, Rice, Edmonds 25-119, Coston 8-36. PASSINGTexas Pullig 12-19-0-145. Rice, Emanuel 12-15120, LaRocca 1-1-0-7.

RECEIVING Texas Harrison 7-105, Mathews 2-25, Mitchell 2-10 Rice. Howard 5-44, Coston 3-40. No. 21 Virginia 17 No. 12 N.

Carolina 10 At Charlottesville, Va. North Carolina 0 7 3 0-10 Virginia 3 7 7 0-17 Va FG 27 Kirkeide Va Brooks 7 run (Kirkeide kick) NC Stanicek 1 run (Pignetti kick) NC FG 23 Pignetti Va Way 1 run (Kirkeide kick) A 42,300. NC Va First downs 17 20 Rushes-yards 39-101 41-134 Passing 172 239 Return Yards 3 26 Comp-Att-Int 14-27-1 22-31-0 Punts 4-46 4-46 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 1-1 Penalties-Yards 6-40 5-34 Time of Possession 28:15 31:45 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING North Carolina, L.Johnson 10-44, C.Johnson 10-23, Slanicek 13-22, Marshall 2-6, Henderson 4-6. Virginia, Way 13-43 Washington 11-36, Willis 10-32. Brooks 6-25, Team 1 -(minus 2).

PASSING North Carolina. Stani- 14. PENN STATE (5-1) did not play. Next: at No. 5 Ohio State, Saturday.

15. WISCONSIN (6-1) lost to Minnesota 28-21. Next: vs. No. 13 Michigan, Saturday.

At Minneapolis, the Gophers (4-4, 3-2 Big Ten) intercepted Darrell Bevell five times while foiling a bid by Wisconsin (6-1, 3-1) for its best start ever. The Gophers built a 21-0 halftime lead on two TD passes by Scott Eckers and Jeff Rosga's 55-yard interception return. 16. COLORADO (4-2-1) tied Kansas State 16-16. Next: vs.

No. 5 Nebraska, Saturday. 17. OKLAHOMA (6-1) beat Kansas 38-23. Next: at Kansas State, Saturday.

18. WEST VIRGINIA (6-0) beat Pittsburgh 42-21. Next: at No. 23 Syracuse, Saturday. At Morgantown, W.Va., the Mountaineers (6-0, 2-0 Big East) scored touchdowns on four of their first five possessions.

Robert Walker rushed for 163 yards and a touchdown and Jake Kelchner ran for one and passed for another. Pitt (1-6, 0-3) gained 248 yards rushing against a defense that had been allowing less than 100 yards on the ground per game. 19. UCLA (5-2) beat Oregon State 20-17. Next: vs.

No. 7 Arizona, Saturday. At Corvallis, Bjorn Merten kicked two 35-yard field goals in the fourth quarter and J.J. Stokes caught his 17th touchdown pass of the season to lead UCLA (5-2, 3-1 Pac-10). The Beavers (3-5, 1-4) were a 20-point underdog.

20. LOUISVILLE (7-1) beat Navy 28-0. Next: at No. 8 Tennessee, Nov. 6.

In Louisville, Louisville's Jeff Brohm passed for three touchdowns, setting a school record with 19 for the season, in leading the Cardinals over Navy. Louisville (7-1) also registered its first shutout in 40 games, dating back to a 68-0 victory over Murray State on Sept. 8, 1990, in ending the Navy (4-3) winning streak at four games. 21. VIRGINIA (6-1) beat No.

12 North Carolina 17-10. Next: at North Carolina State, Saturday, 22. WASHINGTON (5-2) beat Oregon 21-6. Next: at Arizona State, Saturday. In Seattle, Napoleon Kaufman sprinted 58 yards up the sideline for a touchdown and vaulted into the end zone from a yard out in the second half as Washington beat Oregon in a Pac-10 game.

The Huskies intercepted six passes by Danny O'Neil and also recovered a fumble as Washington extended its Hus-ky Stadium victory streak to 17 games. 23. SYRACUSE (4-1-1) at No. 6 Miami. Next: vs.

No. 18 West Virginia, Saturday. 24. MICHIGAN STATE (4-2) beat Iowa 24-10. Next: at Indiana, Saturday.

At East Lansing, Duane Goulbourne rushed for a career-best 213 yards and scored the game's final touchdown on a 2-yard run with 1:40 to play. Michigan State (4-2, 2-1 Big Ten) dominated Iowa (2-5, 0-5) defensively in the second half. 25. WASHINGTON STATE (5-3) lost to No. 7 Arizona 9-6.

Next: at Oregon, Saturday. First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 3139 28:21 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Illinois, Douthard 27-123, Johnson 8-26, Linch 5-11. Michigan. Wheatley 15-56, Powers 14-31, Davis 4-14, Foster 2-5, Alexander 1-(minus-3), Collins 2-(minus-27). PASSING Illinois, Johnson 22-38-0-265.

Michigan, Collins 14-23-1-286. RECEIVING Illinois. Douthard 6-53. Dilger 4-66, Olson 3-48, Koester 2-20, Strong 2-16. Klein 1-15.

Duhck 1-14, Fisher 1-13, Woods 1-11, Mosley 1-9. Michigan, Alexander 7-188, Smith 2-16, Foster 2-13, Toomer 1-56, Cooper 1-9, Powers 1-4, Minnesota 28 No. 15 Wisconsin 21 At Minneapolis Wisconsin 0 0 14 7-21 Minnesota 7 14 0 7-28 Min Darkins39 pass from Eckers (Chalberg kick) Mm Rios 27 pass from Eckers (Chalberg kick) Mm Rosga 55 interception return (Chalberg kick) Wis Moss 3 run (Hall kick) Wis-Moss 15 run (Hall kick) Mm Darkms 2 run (Chalberg kick) Wis Dawkins 16 pass from Bevell (Hail Kick) A 64,798. Wis Min 36 16 42-182 35-118 423 267 126 75 31-48-5 17-30-4 3-29 6-33 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards 1-1 1-1 8-58 25:45 7-42 Time of Possession 34:15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Wisconsin, Moss 27-130, Fletcher 8-43, Montgomery 4-16, Bevell 3-(minus 7). Minnesota, Darkms 17-83, Carter 14-39, Rios 1-(mi-nus 1), Eckers 3-(minus 3).

PASSING Wisconsin, Bevell 31-48-5-423. Minnesota, Eckers 17-30-4-267. RECEIVING Wisconsin, DeRa-mus 9-156, Dawkins 9-131, Roan 5-62, Montgomery 3-33, Fletcher 2-13, Moss 2-11, Jackson 1-17. Minnesota, Douglas 5-51, Early 3-98, Rios 3-40, Garrison 3-24, Darkms 2-46, Dalen 1- No. 18 W.

Virginia 42 Pittsburgh 21 At Morgantown, W. Va. Pittsburgh 14 0 0 721 West Virginia 14 14 0 14-42 WVa Kelchner 11 run (Sauer-brun kick) Pit West 1 run (Kalmanides kick) WVa Freeman 3 pass from Kelchner (Sauerbrun kick) Pit Martin 2 run (Kalmanides kick) WVa Walker 5 run (Sauerbrun kick) WVa Baker 32 pass from Kelchner (Sauerbrun kick) WVa Baker 38 pass from Kelchner (Sauerbrun kick) Pit West 2 run (Kalmanides kick) WVa Woodard 27 run (Sauer brun kick) A 65,041. Pit 19 44-248 117 57 11-30-2 WVa 29 42-290 284 58 17-22-1 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 6-43 2-0 3-48 2-1 10-85 31:05 10-80 28:55 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Pittsburgh, Dukes 10-109, Martin 12-94, Colicchio 9-41, Washington 3-30, West 4-10, Green 2- (mmus 5), J.Ryan 1-(minus 8), Ferguson 3-(minus 23). West Virginia, Walker 18-163, Woodard 4-34, Stud-still 3-23, Baker 1-20, Freeman 4-18, Nixon 4-18, Vanterpool 1-11, Kelchner 7-3.

PASSING Pittsburgh, J.Ryan 9-20-2-101, Ferguson 1-9-0-6, Cochran 1-1-0-10. West Virginia, Kelchner 13-17-1-186, Studstill 4-5-0-98. RECEIVING Pittsburgh, Martin 3-34, Colicchio 2-18, B.Davis 2-27, Green 2-27. Durham 1-8, Washington 1-3. West Virginia, Baker 3-81 Hill 3- 63, Freeman 3-24, Kearney 2-59, Walker 2-7, Abraham 1-19, Woodard 1-12, Purnell 1-12, Vanterpool 1-7.

No. 20 Louisville Navy 28 .0 At Louisville, Ky. Navy 0 0 0 0-0 Louisville 0 14 7 7-28 Lou Ferguson 18 pass from Brohm (Akers kick) Lou Dawkins 13 pass from Brohm (Akers kick) Lou Cook 17 pass from Brohm (Akers kick) Lou Bridges 58 interception return (Akers kick) A 37,214. Nav 18 34-56 300 131 Lou 18 24-69 363 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int 119 31-53-2 25-37-1 Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 5-40 5-41 2-1 3-2 4-35 6-48 36:30 23,30 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Navy, Van Matre 13-39, James 8-37, Stramanak 7-17. Louisville, Patterson 5-28, Filzpatrick 2-16, Arrmgton 3-14.

PASSING-Navy, Kubiak 31-51-2-300, Solliday 0-2-0-0, Louisville, Brohm 24-33-1-320, Lowe 1-4-0-0-43. RECEIVING Navy. Hickman 8-96, Van Matre 7-42, Jefferson 5-39, Dixon 4-54. Louisville, Asher 9-107, Cook 6-120, Dawkins 5-42. No.

22 Washington 21 Oregon 6 At Seattle, Oregon Oregon 0 3 3 0-4 Washington 0 7 7 721 Ore FG Thompson 22 Wash Bryant 35 run (Hanson kick) Ore FG Thompson 44 Wash Kaufman 58 run (Hanson kick) Wash Kaufman 1 run (Hanson kick) A 72,534. Ore Wash First downs 17 17 Rushes-yards 32-96 51-290 Passing 19B 109 Return Yards 35 10 Comp-Att-Int 18-32-6 14-26-2 Punts 6-36 8-37 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 i-i Penalties-Yards 7-48 9-99 Time of Possession 26 35 33 25 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Oregon, Burwell 15-64, P.Malepeai 4-18, Deadwiler 1-13, O'Neil 7-7. Washington, Kaufman 21-142, Bryant 10-73, Bornson 7-18, Neal 1-16. PASSING-Oregon, O'Neil 18-32-6-198. Washington, Huard 12-22-2-96.

Biornson 2-4-0-13. RECEIVING Oregon. McLemore 6-79, Deadwiler 4-38, Tate 3-30. Bur-well 2-25. Washington, Kaufman 4-25, Hill 3-37, Kralik3-24, M.Jones2-5.

No. 24 Michigan St Iowa 24 10 At East Lansing, Michigan Iowa 3 7 0 0-10 Michigan State 3 14 0 724 MSU FG Stoyanovich 37 Iowa FG Romano 23 MSU Coleman 5 run (Stoyanovich kick) MSU Holman 10 run (Stoyanovich kick) Iowa Slulzker 5 pass from Bur-meister (Romano kick) MSU Goulbourne 2 run (Stoyno-vich kick) A 64,726. Iowa MSU First downs 17 19 Rushes-yards 26-34 51-210 Passing yards 249 120 Return Yards 14 46 Comp-Att-Int 25-41-1 13-20-1 Punts 7-36 6-40 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1 Penalties-Yards 7-47 5-52 Time ot Possession 2608 3352 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-lowa, Terry 8-13, Kahl 1-8, Shaw 6-5, King 1-4, Burmeisler 10-4. Michigan Goulbourne 29-213. Thomas 12-31, Holman 2-15.

PASSING Iowa, Burmeister 25-41-1-249. Michigan St, Miller 13-20-0-120. RECEIVING Iowa. Jasper Slulzker 4-45. Odems 4-36.

Dean 3-46. Shaw 2-20, Guy 2-18, Kahl 2-15. Roussell 2-14. Michigan Carter 3-32, Outlaw 2-35, Coleman 2-30, Greene 2-9. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Missouri, Freeman 8-53.

Handy 2-11, Jones 4-10 Jenkins 1-8, Sallee 3-7, Murray 1-6, Lyons 4-5, Boyd 1-2, A.Johnson 2-2. Nebraska, C.Jones 27-129, Frazier 11-81, Childs 2-29, Phillips 2-27, Makovicka 6-25. Benning 7-21, Schle-smger 4-15, Berrmger 1-12, Davenport 1-1. PASSING Missouri, Handy 15-23-0-104. Nebraska, Frazier 8-13-0-143, Berrmger 2-2-0-20, Rutz 2-2-0-36 RECEIVING Missouri.

Holly 5-32, Jadlot 3-35, AJohnson 3-19, Ofodile 2-8, Sallee 1-13, Freeman 1-3. Nebraska. Bell 2-36, CJohnson 2-24, Muhammad 2-21, Dixon 2-17, C.Jones 1-55, Davis 1-18, Holbein 1-18. Gilman 1-10. No.

6 Miami 49 No. 23 Syracuse At Miami Syracuse 0 0 0 00 Miami 14 14 14 7-49 Mia Stewart 1 run (Prewitt kick) Mia Stewart 5 run (Prewitt kick) Mia Hams 3 run (Prewitt kick) Mia Holmes 11 interception return (Prewitt kick) Mia Collins 1 run (Prewitt kick) Mia Tucker 10 pass from Collins (Prewitt kick) Mia Jones 5 run (Barnwell kick) A 63,194 Syr Mia First downs 14 25 Rushes-yards 41-73 37-259 Passing 102 221 Return Yards 13 9 Comp-Att-Int 8-27-4 18-23-1 Punts 7-37 3-36 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 11-97 7-61 Time ol Possession 33 42 26:18 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Syracuse, T.Richard-son 9-54, Dar Dar 6-30, Wooten 5-13, Mason 9-10. Lee 2-4, Hill 1-(minus 11), Graves 9-(mmus 27). Miami, Stewart 10-96, L.Jones 8-68, Bennett 11-51, D.Harris 5-26, Collins 3-18, PASSING-Syracuse, Graves 6-20-3-59. Mason 2-7-1-43.

Miami, Collins 16 20-1-207, Costa 2-3-0-14. RECEIVING Syracuse, Wilson 2-43, Harrison 2-36, Hill 2-19. T.Ri-.