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me i ime shkeveport-bossieh Sept. 15, 1985 11-C arte unci snniiLrvni-DUSSiui i- 10-(. Sga8g1i51IjH5 SHHEVEPUgTJMjggjER The Times aa i a BYU takes ground route to win college scoreboard Rutgers rallies behind sub QB for 28-28 tie with Florida terback Mike Kmetz. the fourth quarter and again when Bill WEST 31-19-4 SS-SO 4-34 441' I I VI 5-34 14 11 33 42 Punts Fumbles-tost Penoiiies-varen Time of Possession SOUTH ArluiwM 24, Ot Miss IS Artu 0 4 13-14 0 0 4 11-19 Punter stepped out ol end Mississippi Ark-Safety, with 4 46 left in the final quarter. MISS.

STATE 30, SYRACUSE 3 Sophomore tailback Rodney Peters raced 16 yards for his second touchdown of the game as the Bulldogs crushed the Orangemen in Starkville, Miss. Peters' fourth-period touchdown climaxed an 11-play, 80-yard drive powered by the running and passing of Bulldog quarterback Don Smith, who earlier in the game broke loose for a 59-yard scamper. Peters dashed into the end zone when less than three minutes had elapsed in the game, capitalizing on a Bryan Hudson interception of the game opening pass by Syracuse quar- urday, hit the 200-yard mark again on 30 carries and joined fullback Tommie Agee in scoring twice as Auburn stormed back from an early 3-0 deficit for its second victory. UCLA 26, TENNESSEE 26 Senior quarterback David Norrie came off the bench to rally the lOth-ranked Bruins to two fourth-quarter touchdowns and two-point conversions as UCLA salvaged a tie against the Volunteers in Knuxville, Tenn. Norrie replaced Matt Stevens with 11:51 remaining and capped a 97-yard Bruin drive with an eight-yard scoring pass to Al Wilson.

Jeff Nowinski caught Nome's pass on the conversion attempt to draw UCLA within 26-18 The Associated Press GAINESVILLE, Fla. Backup quarterback Joe Gagliardi came off the bench to direct two fourth-quarter touchdown drives and completed a two-point conversion pass to Curtis St ephens with 35 seconds remaining as Rutgers rallied from a 21-point deficit to tie the third-ranked Florida Gators, 28-28. Saturday afternoon Gagliardi, who replaced starter Eric Hochberg with Rutgers trailing 28-14. moved the Scarlet Knights 65 yards to pull within eight points on Albert Smith's 1-yard touchdown run. Seven minutes later, he tossed a 16-yard TD pass to Bruce Campbell to Mitchell stopped Ralph Stockemer for no gain on a fourth-and-two at the Georgia 11 with seven minutes left in the game.

BOWUNG GREEN 30, KENTUCKY 26 Brian McClure hit 30 of 48 passes for 294 yards, including an 11-yard touchdown pass to Greg Meehan with 23 seconds left in the game, as the Falcons stunned the Wildcats in Lexington, Ky McClure hit seven passes in a 76-vard scoring drive that started after Kentucky took a 26-21 lead on Joe Worley fourth field goal with 2 52 left in the final period. GEORGIA 17, BAYLOR 14 Fred Lane scored on a 33-yard reverse and freshman Tim Worley on a 1-yard plunge following a turnover as the Bulldogs snapped a five-game winless streak by beating the Bears in Athens. Lane's scamper broke a scoreless deadlock in the first quarter and Worley put Georgia ahead to stay at 14-7 early in the third quarter after Kenny Sims had pounced on a Baylor fumble at the Bears 24. Georgia survived a pair of Baylor threats later in the game when Miles Smith picked off a Cody Carlson pass at the Bulldog 1 on the second play of Austin Cat 34. Trinity.

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Fulierton SI 1 Occidental 10. LoVerne 3 Oregon St 13. CoiiiorniolO Stanford 41. San Jose Si 7 make it 28-26. The senior quarterback then hit Stephens swinging out of the backfield for a two-point conversion that halted the nation's longest winning streak at 10 games.

AUBURN 29, SOUTHERN MISS 18 Tailback Bo Jackson ripped off 2Ui yards and two touchdowns as No. 1 Auburn struggled to beat back crippled Southern Mississippi, with the help of two key interceptions in Auburn. Ala. Jackson, who gained 290 yards on 23 carries in the Tigers' opener last Sat Ark-FGHeme 37 Mis-Wonslev pass from Austin (run toiled) Ark-0 Thomas 1 run (run foiled) Mis Mick if 3 run (run failed) Ark Miller 3 run (pass tailed) Ark-Dudley 30ret urn of mterceptodposj (Home kick) Mis-Hoider 39 pass from Austin (Owen kick) A-am The Associated Press Lakei Heimuli and Vai Sikahema rushed for two touchdowns each at Provo as No. 16 Brigham Young traded its vaunted passing game for the run in crushing mistake-prone Washington 31-3 in the first football meeting between the two schools Saturday afternoon.

AtAough BYU quarterback Robbie Bosco threw for 279 yards, the Cougars boosted their record to 2-1 by running the football effectively against a Pacific 10 opponent which finished as the runnerup to national champion Brigham Young last season. Washington, which suffered its second eonsecutive loss, turned the ball over five times, failed to convert three straight fourth-down plays in the third quarter and fumbled on the BYU 1 in the final period. Sikahema scored on runs of 29 and five yards and Gary Webster kicked a 34-yard field goal to give BYU a 17-0 lead with about six minutes left in the first half. Washington's only score came on a 48-yard field goal by Jeff Yaeger with 131 remaining in the first half that ol- State rolled over Texas-El Paso in Western Athletic Conference action. With the victory, Colorado State boosted its record to 1-1 overall and 1-0 in the WAC, while Texas-El Paso fell to 0-3 and 0-2, despite getting 232 yards and three touchdowns from freshman tailback John Harvey.

AIR FORCE 49, WYOMING 7 Air Force quarterback Bart Weiss ran for three touchdowns at Laramie as the Falcons routed Wyoming in Western Athletic Conference action. The loss was 0-2 Wyoming's worst at home since losing 52-3 to Arizona State in 1970 and its worst ever to 2-0 Air Force. STANFORD 41 SAN JOSE ST. 7 Fullback Brad Muster rumbled for four touchdowns while gaining over 200 yards and quarterback John Paye passed for 283 yards as the Cardinals opened their season with a big victory in Stanford, Calif. Muster, a junior who red-shirted his freshman year, rushed for 95 yards on 24 carries and caught 1 1 passes for 107 yards before sitting out most of the final period.

First 4 Ark 30 47 292 lowed an 80-yard drive. Bosco, the nation's total offense leader, completed 23 of 37 passes and suffered two interceptions. BYU had set an NCAA record last week for throwing touchdown passes in 37 consecutive games, but the Cougars' aerial attack was kept out of the end zone by the Huskies. COLORADO 21, OREGON 17 Quarterback Mark Hatcher dashed 22 yards for a fourth-quarter go-ahead touchdown, and cornerback David Tate and safety Mickey Pruitt protected the lead with brilliant defensive plays at Boulder to lead Colorado over Oregon. The victory raised Colorado's record to 2-0 already more games than the Buffaloes won in all of 1984 during a dismal 1-10 campaign.

Oregon fell to 1-1. COLORADO ST. 41, UTEP 24 Fullback Steve Bartalo racked up 174 yards and three touchdowns and quarterback Kelly Stouffer tossed a pair of TD passes at Fort Collins as Colorado MIS 11 333 3S9 72 83 59 H-3S-I Rushes- yordl Passinp yards Return yards Posses Punts FumbktnvfOSt Penalties-yards Time ot Possession 4-40 Al AP Loserphoto Hogs hold off stubborn Rebels 41 3-35 34 02 7-43 35 54 College sums Notre Dame sacked by Michigan, 20-12 Tennessee 34. UCLA 36 tie Tennessee SI 44. Jackson St 31 TowsonSt 31, WoftordlS Tuikegee 14.

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Dam 12 Notre Dome 113 0-11 Michigan 0 3 14 3-10 NO- FG Carney 34 ND-FG Carney 31 Mich FG Gillette 21 ND-FG Carney 47 MKh-HortrOuoh 10 run ND-f Carney 25 Mich-White 3 run (Gillette tick) Mich FG Gillette 23 Aufctum 29, So. Miss. Iff So Mississippi 0 19 4-Jll Auburn 0 19 7 3-29 SMU-FG Banks 37 Aub-Apee ISrun (Kngppkick) Aub-Apeel4poss from Burger iktcktau Aub jack son 1 run (run foiled SMU-Aislon 71 pats from Anderson (past tailed) SMU-FG Banks 31 Aub- Jock son 3 run (Johnson kick) Aub FG Johnson 77 SMU- Anderson 4 run (run tolled) A -4X000 MIDWEST yards total offense but came up empty when freshman Bryan Owens' 30-yard field goal attempt was wide in the final minute of the half. Mississippi took its first lead after capitalizing on a fumble recovery by Ricky Myers at the Arkansas 30. Austin hit Wonsley with a screen pass and he ran the final yards for the touchdown.

Arkansas marched 66 yards on its next possession to retake the lead with Derrick Thomas going over the middle for the touchdown with 6:50 remaining in the quarter. quarterback, rushed for a game-high 115 yards. Austin completed 19 of 34 passes for 259 yards and became Ole Miss' all-time passing leader with 5,572 yards. Arkansas grabbed a 2-0 lead with 6 04 left in the second quarter when Mississippi punter Bill Smith bobbled a snap in his own end zone and stepped out of bounds, taking the safety. Home added the only other points of the first half as Arkansas drove from its own 21 to the Ole Miss 20 before stalling.

Ole Miss managed only one scoring drive in the first half and 63 Hurricane blows Owls off course NO Mich 11 31 First 1H44 S3 261 First 160 74 Rushes yards 10 1113-1 7170 Ml 3-31 Rushes yards Posslng yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties yards Time ol Possession SMU 14 ass 160 41 1126-4 645 10 434 31 34 22 SI 111 79 7171 A46 II 4-45 1124 SOUTHWEST 1 1 13 Passing yordl Return yards Posses Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties yards Time of Possession 3-33 Ml 39 09 30 51 Smith leads Nicholls State over Troy State QtMrgis 17, Baylor 14 JACKSON, Miss. (AP) Carl Miller ran five yards for the go-ahead touchdown with 8:47 to play Saturday night as No. 14 Arkansas held off stubborn Mississippi 24-19 in a non-conference football game. In its season-opener, Arkansas, its flexbone offense sputtering at times, came from behind twice and capitalized on two late turnovers before stopping Mississippi, 0-1-1. Cornerback Kevin Wyatt's recovery of a fumble at the Mississippi 30-yard line with 11:04 remaining set up the decisive Arkansas touchdown.

The Razorbacks then scored on six plays all on the ground. Sophomore quarterback Greg Thomas' 10-yard run was the big gain and Miller's score gave Arkansas a 17-12 lead. Arkansas linebacker David Dudley scored a touchdown with 46 seconds to play when he took a tipped pass back 30 yards for an insurance touchdown. Ole Miss scored with four seconds left when Jamie Holder grabbed a batted pass to complete a 39-yard play. The Rebels tried an onside kick after the touchdown but Arkansas recovered and ran out the clock.

After Arkansas took a 5-0 halftime lead on a safety and a 37-yard field goal by Greg Home, Mississippi twice took the lead in the second half. The Rebels' first lead came on Nathan Wonsley's 10-yard pass from Kent Austin and again with 13:22 to go when Joe Mickles ran three yards for a touchdown. Thomas, making his first start at 0 0 7- 14 Bimim 23, Ttntw 10 Teaos A4M 0 17 O- S3 Atobomo 7 3 0 13-11 Alo-Brottllrun mmet ttcK3 A4M-FG Franklin 20 Alo-FG Tlflln 57 A4M-Tonev I run IF rank I In kirk) Alo-FG TltfMI 44 Alo-FG Tlttln SI Ale-C Turner 31 run (Tlflln mi A-74447 HOUSTON (AP) Miami running back Melvin Brat ton scored three touchdowns, including a one on a 69-yard touchdown bomb from quarterback Vinnie Testaverde, to send the Hurricane to a 34-17 college football victory over the Rice Owls Saturday. Bratton scored on runs of 24 and three yards to help the Hurricane to a 27-17 lead in the fourth quarter. Then with 6:19 remaining, Bratton hauled in a pass from Testaverde and eluded five would-be tacklers en route to the game-breaker.

Miami backup quarterback Geoff Torretta continued the late surge with an 80-yard touchdown pass to David Kintingh with 2:59 left in the game and scored on a 1-yard quarterback keeper with one second remaining. second week in a row. He had 237 yards against Washington last week. He needed plenty of help from the Oklahoma State defense, which time after time took over in poor field position due to second-half turnovers but wound up limiting the Eagles to just three field goals by Todd Smith. TEXAS TECH 21, TULSA 17 Quarterback Aaron Keesee hit split end Tyrone Thurman with a 20-yard touchdown pass with 11 seconds left, giving the Red Raiders a 21-17 victory over the Golden Hurricane.

Tulsa, which fell to 1-1, had taken a 17-14 lead with 4:52 left when quarterback Steve Gage's 61-yard sideline gallop to the 17 set up his own touchdown on a 2-yard keeper. The Associated Press Jim Harbaugh and Gerald White scored touchdowns and the Michigan defense came up with six sacks Saturday as the Wolverines beat 13th-ranked Notre Dame 20-12 in a nonconference football opener for both teams in Ann Arbor, Mich. Harbaugh, a senior quarterback who got the Wolverines off to a 3-1 start last season before suffering a broken arm, scored on a 10-yard run 140 into the second half to put Michigan ahead for the first time, 10-9. Notre Dame placckicker John Carney kicked his fourth field goal of the game at 6:46 tying a school record to put the Fighting Irish ahead 12-10. But Michigan took the ensuing kickoff and Harbaugh drove the Wolverines 80 yards in 13 plays aided by a rough.

ng the passer penalty against Notre Dame tackle Wally Kleine. Fullback White capped the drive with a 3-yard TD plunge to put the Wolverines on top to stay 17-12. MICHIGAN STATE 12, ARIZONA STATE 3 Tailback Lorenzo White dashed 42 yards for an early touchdown and Chris Caudell added two field goals as the Spartans downed the Sun Devils in both Georgia 7 0 10 0-17 GA-Lane S3 run (Crumley tick) BAY Storkemer 1 run (Slier lie I GA- Worley 1 run (Crumley kick I GA-FG Crumley 47 BAY-Pruitt 15 pots from Musi le (Slier tick) teams' opener in East Lansing, Mich. The only score Arizona State could manage was a 25-yard field goal by Kent Bostrom in the fourth quarter. KANSAS 42, VANDERBILT 16 Mike Norseth riddled a porous Commodore defense for 480 yards and four touchdowns, smashing Big Eight passing and total offense records and leading the 2-0 Jayhawks to an easy victory in Lawrence, Kan.

INDIANA 41, LOUISVILLE 28 Quarterback Steve Bradley passed for 274 yards and one touchdown and ran 64 yards for another score as the Hoosiers ended major college football's longest losing string at 16 games with a season-opening victory over the Cardinals in Blooming-ton, Ind. IOWA 58, DRAKE Chuck Long passed for two touchdowns and Ronnie Harmon ran for two more as the fifth-ranked Hawkeyes, exploding for 37 points in the third quarter, opened its football season with a rout of Drake in Iowa City, Iowa. Iowa led the Division I-AA Bull- Miami, 1-1, took a 14-10 halftime lead over the Owls, who have posted a 2-32 record over the past three seasons, but pulled away in the third quarter on Bratton's second touchdown run, a three-yard dive. OKLAHOMA ST. 10.

N. TEXAS ST. 8 At Stillwater, tailback Thurman Thomas rushed for 191 yards and a touchdown and No. 8 Oklahoma State used outstanding defense to hold off North Texas State 10-9. Thomas, a 5-foot-ll, 186-pound sophomore, carried 40 times for the in a game 179 on 21 carries: the most touchdowns scored in a game; and the most points scored in the gn me 24 points.

The old records were 129 yards, three touchdowns and 21 points. Troy State made its first points in the game on a 26-yard field goal by-Ted Clem in the first quarter. Troy added more points in the fourth quarter on Jimmie Haywood's runs of 42 and 86 yards and on a 1-yard run by Danny O'Toole. THIBODAUX (AP) Oscar Smith scored four touchdowns to lead Nicholls State to a 40-22 college football victory Saturday night over Troy State in the season opener for both schools. In the first scoring play of the game, Smith ran the ball 75 yards for a touchdown.

He also scored touchdowns on runs of 1, 6 and 50 yards. Smith, a senior running back from Tampa, broke three school records with his Saturday night performance with the most yards rushing First 9 Go 14 S1176 10 35 4111 646 1 1 3-31 10 25 A4M IS 89 109 0 19-370 441 4-1 10-61 19 II Ala 16 S3-146 44 I 712-0 419 1-1 15 49 11 5I 304 47 23-47 3 739 II 5 14 19 35 First downs Rushes yard Passlnp yards Return yards Posses Punts Firmbles-tosf Penalties yards Time of Possession Rushes-yards Posting yards Return yards Posses Punts fumbles lost Penalties yards lime ot Possession Michigan running back Jamie Morris tries to find running room against Notre Dame Saturday. dogs only 7-0 with less than a minute left in the first half, but Long teamed with Harmon on a 60-yard pass to set up a 4-yard touchdown strike to Scott Helverson with two seconds left in the period. The Hawkeyes then capitalized on two Drake fumbles and a bad center snap on a punt to score on all five of its third-quarter possessions and break the game open. Murchison leads Lamar over Prairie View RIDE BEAUMONT Berton Murchison set a school record and scored two touchdowns as the Lamar University Cardinals downed Prairie View 30-7 Saturday night.

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