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Scoreboard Sooners rout Buffs, 52-14 CU's Molory overwhelmed if How they NFL Poudre box fared Sooners definitely were thinking about the Orange Bowl during the game. "This is the time of year, when you start playing for the Orange Bowl, that Oklahoma gets it together," Lott said. "If we execute like we should, no one can stop our offense." "Their offense didn't make enough mistakes and their defense just overpowered us," Mallory said. Oklahoma defensive back 'Zac Henderson credited bad news when it learned that freshman Jeff Hornberger had suffered a ruptured spleen during the game. Hornberger underwent surgery at! Norman Municipal Hospital! for removal of the spleen and was expected to be: hospitalized about a week.

I Three weeks Colorado linebacker Tom Perry nearly died from a severe head injury suffered in the Nebraska game and will be out the rest of the season. experience in the defensive backfield for the Sooners' four interceptions, but he also gave credit to the explosive offense for the way the defense played. "One of the biggest factors in our good defensive game was the way our offense controlled the ball," Henderson said. The offense converted two of the four interceptions into touchdowns and scored again after a fumble recovery. Colorado also got "some Bowl.

A Nebraska victory would mean the two teams would share the league title, but Nebraska would get the bowl trip. If Oklahoma wins, the Sooners will have the title outright and also the trip to Miami. "The offense was super," Switzer added. "We held mistakes and penalties to a minimum and put the game out of reach in the first half. It was one of the best offensive performances of the year." Lott, a junior, said the Poudre 0 7 13 3 23 Morgan 0 7 3 0 10 Scoring Summary: FM Mau, four pass from Neely (Neelykick).

Mestas, 24 pass from Pettine (Brush kick). FM Neely, 42 yard field goal. Pettine.one run (Brush kick). Sorrell, 20 run (kick failed). Brush, 47 yard field goal.

Team Statistics PHS FMHS First Downs 20 10 Yards Rushing 194 63 Yards Passing 240 165 Total Yards 434 228 Passes Comp. 25 14 15 12 Punts Yards 4 164 6 209 Penalties Yards 13 143 4 50 INDIVIDUAL STATS RUSHING: PHS Devlin, 24 155, 6 Sorrell, 6 27, 4.5; Brush, 2 6, 3.0; Miranda, 12, 2.0; Pettine, 9 4, ,4. Total 42 194, 4.8. FMHS Evins, 18 64, 3.6; Miller, 4 5, 1.2; Neely, 4-37, 9.2; Dunning, 1-4, 4.0. Total 25 63, 2.5.

RECEIVING: PHS Mestas, 7-147, 21.0; Ray, 2 26, 13.0; Miranda, 5 77, 15.2. FMHS Mau, 2 65, 32 Evins, 3 38, 12.6; Elmore, 4 50, 12.6; Miller, 1-10, 10 Neely, 1-10, Dunning, 1 22, 22.0. PASSING: PHS Pettine, 14 25, 240; FMHS Neely, 11-24, 175, Evins, 11, -10. Here's how the top ranked teams in The Associated Press poll of Colorado high school football teams fared in games this week: Class AAA 1 Chert Creek lost to Boulder 9 2. 2.

Mullen defeated Westminster 32 13. 3. Poudre defeated Fort Morgan 23-10. 4. Fairview defeated Gateway 22-10.

5. Columbine defeated Arvada West 229. 6. Widefield lost to Wasson 24 21. 7.

Fort Morgan lost to Poudre 23-10. 8. Air Academy lost to Mitchell 14- 7. 9. Thomas Jefferson defeated Lincoln 24 15.

10. Arvada lost to Lakewood 27-22. Class AA 1. Yuma defeated Valley 36 34. 2.

Salida defeated Denver Lutheran 20 7. 3. Sheridan defeated Manitou Springs 49 6. 4. Gunnison lost to Roaring Fork 25 14.

5. Del Norte defeated Rye 33 6. 6. Glenwood Springs defeated Olathe418. 7.

Brush defeated Highland-Ault 26 21. 8. Canon City Abbey defeated Monte Vista 35 0. 9. Roaring Fork defeated Gunnison 25 14.

10. Olathe lost to Glenwood Springs 41 -8. tfffffSffjj Auto savings. By aThe Associated Press American Football Conference Eastern Division Pet. PF PA Bait 7 1 0 .875 172 115 Miami 6 2 0 750 1M 121 Eng 5 3 0 .425 IBS 137 NY Jets 2 6 0 250 133 173 Buff 2 6 0 250 99 177 Central Division Cleve 5 3 0 .625 169 140 H5tn 4 4 0 .500 160 111 Pi'tS 4 4 0 500 1 47 143 Cincl 4 4 0 .500 115 125 Western Division Oakld 7 1 0 .875 206 123 Denver 7 1 0 .875 169 77 Diego 4 4 0 .500 111 112 Stle 2 6 0 250 153 243 Kan Ctv 2 6 0 250 113 191 National Football Conference Eastern Division Dallas 8 0 0 1.000 221 98 Louis 5 3 0 .625 179 129 Wash 4 4 0 500 109 121 Phila 3 5 0 375 126 117 NY Gts 3 50 .375 101 178 Central Division Minn 5 30 .625 98 118 Ptrt 4 4 0 ,500 104 147 Chcgo 3 5 0 .375 143 186 Gn Bay 2 6 0 250 77 128 Tpa Bay 0 8 0 .000 46 149 Western Division A.

5 3 0 .625 189 91 Atlnta 4 4 0 .500 73 56 Fran 3 50 .375 104 127 Orlns 2 6 0 .250 153 202 Today, Nov. 13 Baltimore at Buffalo Cleveland at Pittsburgh Detroit at Atlanta New England at Miami New York Giants at Tampa Bay Seattle at New York Jets Washington at Philadelphia San Francisco at New Orleans Kansas City at Chicago A. vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee Denver at San Diego Houston at Oakland Cincinnati at Minnesota, (NBC) RMHS box Score By Quarters: Longmont 0 0 0 00 Rocky 0 0 0 3-3 Scoring Summary: Class A 1, Merino defeated Lyons 35-19, 2. Limon lost to Dolores County 22- NORMAN, Okla.

(AP) -Colorado football Coach Bill Mallory couldn't find enough good things to say about Oklahoma after his team absorbed a 52-14 whipping Saturday by the Sooners. ''Their speed is unbelievable," said Mallory. "I knew they were quick, but when you are down on the floor and see them, you just shake your head." "Those four backs make them a fabulous ball club." Mallory said, referring to quarterback Thomas Lott, fullback Kennny King and halfbacks Elvis Peacock and Billy Sims. "They are a sounder team now than they were early in the season. They were just awesome today." Mallory refused to say if he thought Oklahoma would beat Nebraska for the Big Eight Conference title Nov.

25, but did say, "They're the best team we've played this year. The way they played; today, I don't think there could be a better team in the country." Colorado lost to Nebraska 33-15. The Buffalos had numerous injuries, but Mallory refused to use that as an excuse for the loss. "We were just beat by a better team," he said. Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer was delighted after the game.

Holding up an orange as he entered the dressing room, Switzer said, "That's what we were playing for," referring to a possible trip to the Orange Bowl. Oklahoma and Nebraska will meet the day after Thanksgiving to decide the Big Eight title and which team goes to the Orange Huskers rout Kansas LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) -I-backs I.M. Hipp and Rick Berns powered 12th-ranked Nebraska's best-ever offensive effort, as Hipp RM- Strobel, 45 yard field goal. buys 2nd tire, any size, with purchase of 1st tire at regular price plus federal excise tax each.

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7 57 5 50 Punts Yards 7 228 7 211 INDIVIDUAL STATS RUSHING: RMHS Spitz, 25-103, 4.1; Ricketson, 7-16, 2.3; Strobel, 3-6, 2.0; Fredrick, 2 3, Skogg, 1-10, 10.0; Stouffer, 1-3, LHS -Rodriquez, 22 66, 3.0; Schultz, 11-59, 5.4; Raffiti, 20, 0.0; Graham, 1 10, 10 Angelo, PASSING: RMHS Strobel, 6 16, 64. LHS Graham, 1-6, 30; Raffiti, Rodriguez, 0 1 0. RECEIVING: RMHS Skogg, 1-12, 12.0; French, 4 41, 10.2; Spitz, 1-11, 110. LHS Workman, 1 12, 12.0; Bush, 2.42, 21.0. Wide, deep-biting tread for winter driving traction 2 strong fiberglass belts for stability and impact resistance Colorado St.

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Wingback Curtis Craig scored two of Nebraska's touchdowns and third-string quarterback Ed Burns, a fifth-year senior who had seen little action, scored on a 3-yard keeper in the fourth quarter. Kansas, 2-7-1, was unable Free mounting. Installed free. Sizei to fit many US cart. gPTPk KM Nuggets box Nebraska 52, Kansas 7 NE Missouri 31, NW Missouri St.

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(AP) -Greg Hubbell passed for 230 yards to lead Fort Lewis to a 15-10 victory over Adams State in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference college football Saturday. Hubbell hit 11 of 20 attempts as Fort Lewis boosted its overall and conference record to 52-1 against Adams State's 3-7 overall record and 3-6 in the RMAC. Fort Lewis opened the scoring in the first period with an 11-yard run by running back Charlie Mitchell, but the conversion attempt failed. Adams State came back with a 44-yard field goal by Rocky Paulson. Limit 24.

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