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4D Sunday, October 2000 SUN-SENTINEL, SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGES Nunnally catches 2 more TDs in FAMlTs rout of Howard record of 2,429. He also completed 9 of 12 passes for 1 1 9 yards. Bethune-Cookman (5-0, 2-0 MEAQ is off to its best start since 1973. Morgan State fell to 0-4, 0-2. Troutman gave the Wildcats a 7-0 lead with a 25-yard run on Be-thune-Cookman's first play from scrimmage, after Rashean Mathis intercepted a Morgan State pass.

Bethune-Cookman also scored on its remaining three possessions of the opening half to take a 28-6 half-time lead. SOUTH FLORIDA 20, TROY ST. Sun-Sentinel wire services TALLAHASSEE Record-chasing receiver Jacquay Nunnally caught two touchdown passes, and Florida defense shut down Howard as the Rattlers cruised to a 43-0 win Saturday night in a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference game. Nunnally caught eight passes in his chase of Jerry Rice's Division I-AA record for career receptions. Nunnally now has 264 catches, 38 short of breaking Rice's record.

a safety with 1 1 seconds left in the first quarter when linebacker Patrick Burrows tackled Howard running back Jermaine Hutchinson in the end zone. On the kick after the safety, Nunnally returned the ball 58 yards to the Howard 12. On the next play, Gray threw to Nunnally, who made a diving catch in the end zone. Nunnally scored his second touchdown in the third quarter on a 23-yard pass from Gray. Troy Hart stopped Howard's fi- nal scoring attempt when he intercepted a pass and returned it 99 yards for a touchdown with 28 seconds left to play.

BETHUNE-COOKMAN 42, MORGAN ST. 6: Pa'Tell Troutman threw two touchdown passes, rushed for another and became the school's all-time rushing leader as the Wildcats defeated the Bears in Nassau, Bahamas. Troutman rushed for 67 yards to run his three-year total to 2,457, passing Randy Walker's previous I FLORIDA I HOWARD 43 0 nor 1 0: Marauel BlackweH ran for 1 13 yards and passed for 273 yards and a touchdown to lead the Bulls (3-2) past the visitingTrojans top-ranked team in Division I-AA. Florida (5-0, 4-0) took control of the game in the first half, jumping out to a 26-0 halftime lead. Howard dropped to 1-4 overall, l-2intheMEAC.

Florida scored first when Quinn Gray, who played at Dillard High, completed a 65-yard drive with a 9-yard touchdown run. The Florida defense added JACKSONVILLE 28, AWIIH 1 PEAY 24: Jonathan Turnerblocked a punt, then recovered it for a touchdown and the Dolphins' de ve fense forced seven turnovers as Jacksonville (1-3) ended a seven- -X game losing streak with a win over; the visiting Governors (0-4). STA1 'Itlfl' COLLEGE FOOTBALL 4. Florida 43, Howard Howard 0 0 0 Florida AMU 17 7 I A A I LEAGUE Peterson soars in GSLPs win Dal Cummlngs 32 pan from Nagy (Collins kick), 13:01 Third Quartar Dal O'Neal 2 run (Colllni kick), 656 Fourth Quartar -Dot Dodge 0 fumbla recovery (Collin) kick), 130 Dal-Jenkins 1 run (Collins kick), v. A 17,811.

12-14, Stewart 1-10, Green 2-7, GUIs 1-3. Yale, Barthofo- unit mew 32-158, Schulie 7-23, Lee 6-12, Bydume 2-(mlnus 1). 4rriH PASSINOj Holy Cross, Hall 7-19-1-140, Stewart 6-144-73, K. HaH 0-1-14. Yale, Lee 15-274-197.

Holy Cross, Thompson 5-52, larsen 3-34, Robbins 143, K. Hall 1-28, Lemmer 1-21, Green 1-11, Confersor 1-4. Yale, McNamara 5-43, Keppel 443, John- lJ son 3-51, Ditman 2-36, Brown 1-22- i 0 10-41 First Princeton 27, Columbia 24 (OT) twjtf, FAMU Gray 9 run (Vasquez kick), 735, FAMU Burrows safety. 00:11. Second Quartar FAMU Nunnally 12 pau from Cray (Vasquaz kick), 1454.

FAMU Marchbankf 39 run (Vaiqua kick), 11HO. FAMU FG Vasquez 24, 1 52. Third Quartar FAMU Nunnally 24 put from Gray (Vasquaz kick), 8:37. NU Del First downs 7 24 Rushes-yards 29-94 53-372 Passing 97 147 Comp-Alt-Int 12-33-1 8-18-3 Return Yards 107 52 PuntfrAvg. 10-385 4-423 rurnbles4oit 1-0 2-0 Fenaltkrs-Yardl 10-120 5-50 lima or Possession 1 27S7 3203 10 I 024 o.ni.

PrinCfeMofl Columbia Col Reese 5 run (Berghoff kick), :35. FAMU FG Vasquez 35, 3:53. FAMU Hart 99 interception return (Vasquez kick), 00:26. A pri Kongslle 48 Interception return (Northrop kick), 1026. Col FG Berghoff 21, 4:09.

Col Cockbum 1 1 pass from McCall (Berghoff kick), :1, Third Quartar Pri Schottel 49 pass from Crenshaw (Northrop kick), 144A. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Northeastern, McKanas 15-41, Gala 11-28, Mack 1-20, Gain 2-5. Delaware, Preasey 18-161, O'Neal 13-66. Patrick 3-61, Cummlngs 940, Jenkins S-25, Veadl 1-7, Howard 1-1, Posttethwalt 2-mlnui 2), Bennett 1-mlnus 7). PASfINO Northeastern, Galll 12-32-97-1, Browne 0-1-0-0 Delaware, Nagy 6-11-147-3.

RECEIVING Northeastern, Klemle 3-26, Mack 2-26, Alsup 2-23, Philcoit 2-6, Delgado 1-15, Connor l-S, McKanas Hmlnus 4). Delaware, Elliott 2-66, Pressey 2-16, Cummlngs 1-32, Veach 1-14, O'Neal 1-11, Penecale 1-6. HM-iSfl Col Cockbum 37 pass from McCall (Berghoff kick), Fourth Quarter FG Northrop 37, 2:25. Pri Brandt 7 run (Northrop kick), s46. First downs 13 "24 Rushyard, 3544 37-184 Passing 150 240 Comp-Att-Int 9-29-3 22-454 Return Yards 92 125 Punts-Avg.

6-450 FumHesLost 00 3-1 Penalties-Yard) 12-64 11-79 Time of Possession 36:22 23:30 Sun-Sentinel wire services STATESBORO, Ga. Junior Adrian Peterson became the NCAA Division I-AA career rushing touchdown and yardage leader when he ran for 182 yards and four touchdowns to lead the No. 2 Eagles to a 56-3 rout of Virginia Military on Saturday. Peterson's 182 yards on 25 carries lifted his career total to 6,092 yards, breaking the mark of 5,93 1 yards set by Chris Parker of Marshall from 1991-95. The four rushing touchdowns came on runs of 1, 29, 8 and 8 yards, lifting his career total to 63.

New Hampshire's Jerry Azumah had 60 from 1995-98, Southern (4-1, 3-0 Southern Conference) amassed 577 yards of offense, 463 on the ground, and held VMI (0-5, 0-3) to 183 yards. FURMAN 38, WESTERN CAROLINA 14: Louis Ivory rushed for 1 87 yards and three touchdowns to lead No. 6 Furman (5-0, 2-0) over Western Carolina (2-3, 1-2) in a Southern Conference game at Greenville, if I fJfV 7. Furman 38, W. Carolina 14 0 7 0 7-14 14 I 7-3 W.

Carolina Furman Pri FG Northrop 24. A 25. First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Return Yard) Punts-Avg. Fumlsles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession W.JI, 26- 48-183 292 20-36-2 4.J7 nr. 4-34 fW' 3603 Pri 14 31-103 235 17-29-1 48 5- 39 2-2 6- 55 23S7 Fur Ivory 65 run (Marshall kick), 1 1:54 Fur tvory 25 run, (Marshall kick).

4:55 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS FtUSHINa Howard, Hutchinson 16-40, Anderson 4-31, Clark 2-6, Rica 5-8, Colbert 4-6, Coleman 2-(mlnut 1), Harris Mmlnus 3), Neclot Hmlnus 5). Florida Mirchbanks 18-116, Baker 5-50, Jackson 5-23, Gray 4-7, Johnson 3-3, Leslie 1-1, Drummond 1-mlnus 16). PASSING Howard, Anderson 4-12-2-62, Coleman 2-9-1-73, Clark 1-5-04, Townsend 2-3-0-23. Florida Gray 14-24-0-195, Jackson 6-15-0-26, Drummond 20-19. RECEIVING Howard, Rica 4-37, Nunn 2-73, Hutchinson 2-29, Townsend 1-19.

Florida Nunnally (-52, Allen 4-100, Hines 4-9, Brown 2-38, Johnson 1-12, Whltt 1-12, Mirchbanks 1-10, Jackson 1-7, South Florida 20, I.Troy St. 10 Fur FG Marshall 24, 8-34 WCU Boateng 14 run (Jones kick), 2:25 llilrd Quarter Far Rlnehart 14 run (Marshall kick), 12123 Fur hrory 14 run (Marshall kick), 4:12 Fourth Quartar Fur O'Neal 11 run (Marshall kick), 10:20 WCU Biggs 5 pass from Rivers (Jones kick), 5:27 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Princeton, Brandt 15-48, El-Amln 7-39, Cheatham 1-12. Columbia, Reese 37-109, McCall 7-37, Cockbum 2-22. PASSIM Princeton, Crenshaw 10-164-126, Blevlnt 7-13-1-109 Columbia, McCall 20-36-2-292. RECEIVING Princeton, Cheatham 5-50, Opara 4-70, Schottel 2-75, Morrison 2-20, Citovlc 2-16.

Columbia, Peck 0 10 1 20 Troy Stat South Florida 8-128, Cockbum 4-77, Robertson 3-43, Pease 3-25. I GEORGIA SOUTHERN 56, I VIRGINIA MILITARY 3 Flret S.C. DELAWARE 42, NORTH Penn 48, Dartmouth 14 WCU Fur 22 26 30-91 53-400 241 118 2942-1 9-134 111. 64 442J) 2-41 i oo 420 2-20 first downs Isushevyard) Passing ComtvAtt-Int Return Yards Punts-Avg. FumblevLost PenilDes-Yards 714 ''X- tSSL.

USP McCrearJy 22 pass from BlackweH (Gramatlca kick), 0:48. Second Quarlar TSU Carter 46 run (Tynes kick), 14:14. Third Quartar USF Dixon 1 run (Gramatlca kick), 12:30. USF-FG Gramatlca 37, 00:20. Ftnt Quartar HIGH HOPES: UCF running back Corey Baker hurdles teammate Chris Lorenti for a gain during the Golden Knights' 31-10 triumph over Eastern Michigan.

AP photoPaul Warner Dart Pumerantl 20 run (atlln kick), 11:15 Pom Smith 35 pass from Hoffman (Felnberg kick), 10:09 Ponp Ryan 4 run (Felnberg kick), 9:33 PorM Milanese 35 pass from Hoffman (Felnberg kick), 6.04 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Western CarcHlna.Bryant 11-41, Boateng 7-24, Biggs 3-1), Riven 6-7, Williams 1-3, Gary 1-3, Seward Hmlnus 6). Furman, Ivory 17-187, Hill 1340, Rembert 8-38, Napier 3-35, Burton 3-17, O'Neal 4-16, Rlnehart 1-14, Russell 3-9, Sanders 1-4. PASSING Western Carolina, Rivers 2942-1-241, Bryant 0444. Furman, Hill 6-94-79, Napier 344-39, RECEIVING-Western Carolina, Banks 7-68, Bryant 6-17, Seward 542, Rucker 4-46, Lane 4-32, Boateng 1-7, Biggs l-S, Gary 1-4. Furman, Huguley 3-45, Sansbury 2-36, Smerdzuukl 3-19, Thomas 115, Rembert 1-3.

Lehigh 33, Cornell 16 Bakers USF FG Gramatlca 42, 8:41. A 25,786. FlmrJowni Rushes-yards Passing Comp-AtMnt Return Yard, Purrrs-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession Pom Verllkt 3 run (Felnberg kick), 1408 Pom Zagorsk) 7 pass from Hoffman (Felnberg kick), Wl Third rjsaaitor Pom Milanese 23 pass from rtoffman (Teinberg kick), 4:51 Fourth Quarter Pw Okrjtovttch 1 run (kick failed), 9:1 1 Dart Murphy II pass from 6. Smith (Catlln kkk), 2:54 A 6,545 MS TSU USF 15 23 32-166 40-163 55 273 10-28-1 17-34-1 39 50 1-1 1-1 5-35 9-85 2601 3339 01 14 35 Corneal Dart carries Frrst clowns Rushts-yards Cor Simmons 1 run (Iverson kick), 10-09 17 36-108 233 17-34-1 19 1-1 450 2402 40-133 400 ag, 29-364 27 fli' 4-328 -uv' 84T IMS Uh Endler 34 pass from Hall (Kelley kick), 14:55 Car FG Iverson 25, 8:19 Third Quarter Lah Burcher 82 run (Kelley kick), 5:34 Uh Pleasant 2 run (Kelley kick), 2:47 Cor Splendorlo 20 pass from Rahne (pass failed), AO Comp-Att-Int Return Yards Punts-Avg.

Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS WSHINO Troy State, D. Carter 16-1 14, Buttone 2-24, Black 6-22, Justice 14, Thomas 2-6, J. Carter 1-4, Nutter 4-(mlnut 12). South Florida, BlackweH 17-113, Williams 13-29, Dixon 9-15, Rackard 1-6. PASSING Troy State, Nutter 10-28-1-55.

South Florida, BlackweH 17-34-1-273. RECEIVING Troy State, Black 4-15, Skipper 3-27, J. Carter 1-10, 0. Carter 1-5, Justice Hmlnus 2). South Florida, McCready 6-78, Jackson 445, Smith 2-56, Matthews 2-25, Williams 2-22, Guerrero 1-25.

2. Ga. Southern 56, Virginia Military 3 ffiUCF INDIVIDUAL STAnjTKS Uh Burcher 1 1 run (Kelley kick), 8:41 Uh Pleasant 5 run (Kelley kick), 2:31 A 11,126 RUSHING Dartmouth, Belhomme 12-40, Pumerantl 0 2)1 VMI Ga. Southern 0 21 7-56 Mann 5-(minus 1). Penn, Ryan 8-51, Okolovitch 13-47, Verlllel 1-31, Bethea 5-21, Hoffman Mminua 17).

-i PASSING Dartmouth, Mann 11-23-1-112, G. Smith 0-114-121. Penn, Hoffman 25-304-336, Mitchell 44444, RECEIVING Dartmouth, Roomers 7-1 13, DeLellis 3-35, Roach 2-29, Murphy 2-24, Cramer 1-21, Davis 1-16, Haney Hmlnus 5). Penn, Milanese 6-107, Smith 5-71, Zagorskf 4-S7, O'Neill 4-56, Bathing 3-30, Keslosky 2-17, Vertlle 9, Car Ml First downs 16 28 Rushes-yards 2641 57-349 Passing 239 163 Comp-Att-Int 21-38-1 14254 Return Yards 0 33 PuntvAvg, 6-353 FumbkrvLost 04 14 Penalties-Yard) 4-35 2-20 Time of Possession 2621 3339 nuuitiMjri i-vt, uuiiiiuer rnilllpa I'll. Brown 29, Rhode Island 19 1 GSU Peterson 1 run (Shefton luck), 9:23 GSU-CJohnson 31 pass from Revere (Shetlon kick), 6J1 GSU Peterson 29 run (Sherton kick), 1:31 Second Quarter GSU Rainey 47 Interception return (Scott kick), 13:10 GSU Peterson 20 pass from Revere (Shetlon kick), 6:49 GSU Peterson 8 run (Shefton kick), 3:12 Third Quartar GSU Peterson 8 run (Shelter- kick), 5:13 Fourth Quarter OSU Cox 1 run (Shefton kick), 14:19 VMI FG Maxey 57, A 13,794.

T3 6-H Flhodo bland By L.C JOHNSON The Orlando Sentinel YPSILANTI, Mich. Corey Baker was just killing time. And with each clock-consuming fourth-quarter run, the UCF redshirt freshman running back was also laying to rest any chances Eastern Michigan had of mounting a serious comeback. Baker ran for a team-, season- and career-high 96 yards and scored a touchdown on 1 8 carries to help the Golden Knights cement their 31-10 win over the Eagles on Saturday at Rynearson Stadium. The most impressive part is how Baker resisted his usual urge to reverse fields and zigzag through traffic after taking over for Eddie Mack and Omari Howard, both INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Cornell, Simmons 15-43, Dunleavy 5-17, Rahne 64, Archer 1-2, Team Hmlnus 9).

Lehigh, Burcher 17-185, Pleasant 24-94, Hall 10-48, Barrasso 4-15, Hewlett 1-4, Merrifield 1-3. PASSING Cornell, Rahne 21-37-1-239, Posner 0-144. Lehigh, Hall 14-254-163. RECEIVING Cornell, Romney 444, Dunleavy 4-21, Splendorlo 3-75, Ferguson 3-48, Fame 3-23, Archer 2-23, VIsnlsM 1-5, Simmons 14. Lehigh, Endler 9-100, Barrasso 1-26, Pleasant 1-15, Grande 1-11, Hluschak t-9, Crockett 1-1 Harvard 42, Lafayette 19 First Quarter RN Campbell 10 pats from Webber (kick failed), 9:38 URI Williams 67 run (Shane kick), 9:20 in nut faonal Quarter aAt RN Buchanan 15 pass from Webber (pass failed), MM URI Nedlmyer 70 run (pass failed), BsW RN Campbell 18 pass from Webber (Jensen kkk), 6:38 Third Quartar RN FGJensen 19, 11:33 VMI GSU 11 30 26464 68463 119 114 15-32-3 5-74 03 95 (-355 144 1-1 3-2 5-53 1246 2141 13117 First downs Rushes-yards Passing ComrjAtt-tnl Return Yards Punts-Avg.

Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards HfH flf POaWMflOlt Harvard 7 14 Fourth Quarter RN Malan 20 run (Jensen kick), 1 334 UM Tajong 3 run (rush failed), 9:30 A 4,173. Ufaywtta UM 17 of whom suffered neck I CENTRAL FLORIDA I EASTERN MICHIGAN 31 10 EASTERN 0: The Blue Hens' defense shut out their second straight opponent as No. 8 Delaware (5-0, 2-0 in the Atlantic 10) blanked the Huskies (3-2, 0-2). HOFSTRA 51, MASSACHUSETTS 36: Rocky Butler threw for five touchdowns, including a pair to Charlie Adams, to lead No. 10 Hofstra (4-1) over host Massachusetts (2-2).

Butler, who had four touchdown passes in Hof-stra's first four games this season, completed 22 of 32 passes for 324 yards without an W. ILLINOIS 49, INDIANA STATE 7: Charles Tharp ran for 138 yards and two touchdowns as the No. 12 Leathernecks (4-1) beat the visiting Sycamores (0-5). LEHIGH 35, CORNELL 1 6: Jamaal Burcher ran for 185 yards and two touchdowns to lead No. 20 Lehigh (4-0) over visiting Cornell (1-2).

Phil Pleasant added 94 yards rushing and two touchdowns as Lehigh scored four times in the second half to break open the game. JAMES MADISON 24, NEW HAMPSHIRE 13: Dukes quarterback Charles Berry accounted for 286 total yards and ran for two third-quarter touchdowns to rally No. 1 6 James Madison (3-1 1 -0 in the Atlantic 1 0) to victory over No. 23 New Hampshire (4-1, 2-1). Ivy League: Princeton survives PRINCETON 27, COLUMBIA 24 (OT): Taylor Northrop kicked a 24-yard field goal in overtime to give Princeton an overtime victory over host Columbia, the Tigers' first victory under new coach Roger Hughes.

Pany Berghoff missed a 27-yard attempt for Columbia on the first possession of overtime in the Ivy League opener for both teams. Princeton (1-2) tied it with 46 seconds to play on Kyle Brandt's 7-yard scoring run that completed a 5 1 -yard drive following the recovery of an onside kickoff. YALE 33, HOLY CROSS 27: Peter Lee threw for thrje touchdowns and ran for a fourth as Yale held off Holy Cross. HARVARD 42, LAFAYETTE 1 9: Neil Rose threw for three touchdowns and ran for two more to lead Harvard (2-1) past host Lafayette (1-3). Rose was 19-of-35 passing and rushed 23 times for 18yards.

BROWN 29, RHODE ISLAND 19: Steve Campbell caught 19 passes and Eric Webber threw for 354 yards, including three touchdowns, to lead Brown. Campbell broke his own school record of 15 receptions, set lastyear against Dartmouth, and finished with 218 yards and two touchdowns. Brown (2-1) took a 7-0 first quarter lead on Campbell's 1 0-yard scoring pass from Webber. Rhode Island (0-4) answered on their first play when freshman back Wendall Williams scored from 67-yards on an option play. Brown took an 18-13 lead into halftime, Brown took control on a 19-yard field goal by Sean Jensen early in the second half and a 20-yard touchdown run by Michael Malan in the fourth quarter.

PENN 48, DARTMOUTH 14: Gavin Hoffman passed for 335 yards and four touchdowns to lead Penn in the Ivy League opener for both teams. Hoffman hit on 25 of 29 passes including two scoring strikes each to Rob Milanese and Ben Za-gorski. In three games, Hoffman has now thrown for991 yards and 10 touchdowns. After Dartmouth (0-3) scored on its first possession, a 20-yard run by Aaron Pumerantz, the Quakers (2-1) answered with three touchdowns in five minutes, to lead 2 1-7 with 6:04 left in the first quarter. The margin reached 35-7 at halftime, as Hoffman completed 18 of 20 for 230 yards.

Uf May 34 pass from Ritchie (Brecht kick), 10:44 Her Rose 1 run (Blewett kick), 1:22 Second Quarter Her Rose 1 run (Blewett kick), 7:59 Hear Stakich 38 pass from Rose (Blewett kick), 4:25 Kupfer 24 pass from Glavlc (rush failed), 854 Har Palazzo 1 run (Blewett lock). 5:58 First downs RushesinrrJt Passing Cotnp-Att4rlt Return Yards PuntvAvg. Furnbleslost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 23 22453 354 37-52-1 45 05-31 04 5-35 31:54 46-268 ia 183.wi 15-254- 47 02-37 741 2806 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-VMI Cauthen 11-26, Mitchell 5-19, PoWak 2- 11, Snelllng 2-7, Armstead 1-3, Berth 1-3, Solomon 3- minus-2, Jackson 1-mlnus-3. Georgia Southern, Peterson 25-182, Revere 1044, Colcy 12-57, Myers 2-37, Weathers 4-32, Cox 7-27, WIINamt 2-23, Walden 3-15, Stewart 2-3, McMillan 1-3. PASSING VMI, Mitchell 9-24-2-68, PoldJak 6-8-1-5).

Georgia Southern, Revere 6-54-1 14, Cox 0-1-04. RECEIVING VMI, Puvogei 3-35, Cauthen 3-26, Frost 2-24, Neal 2-10, Varbrough 2-7, Snelllng 14, Malave 1-5, Jackson 14. Georgia Southern, Owens 1-42. Johnson 1-31, Peterson 1-20, TJohnson 1-13, Weathers 14. 5.

Appalachian St. 30, E. Tennessee 13 Mar Taylor 4 pass from Rose (Wright kick), tot lot May 35 pass from Glavlc (pass railed), 736 Mar Stakich 3 pais from Rose (Wright kick), 4:45 A 4,728 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Brown, Malan 2042, Rackley Hminusl-7. 11 Appaiachtan St. fcTariisoaaoa 7 10 JO 0 7-11 Har Uf First downs 25 16 rVtshes-yards 53-114 25-26 Passing 265 370 CorncHktt-rrrt 19-354 2246-2 Return Yards 77 64 Punts-Avg.

6493 640 hjTibles-Lost 4-2 1-1 Penaltles-Yardl 849 5-136 TlmeofPossessBn 35:16 24:44 Rhode Island, Nedlmyer 1549, Jamison 18-72, Williams imji. 644, Tajong 5-31, Poltier 2-1. PASSING Brown, Webber 37-52-1-354. Rhode island, Nedlmyer 15-254-183. RECEIVING Brown, Camped 19-218, Raddey 6-43, Bu-thanan 3-49, Gessner 34, Brookman 2-19, Rowley 2-11, Malan 24.

Rhode Island, Williams 3-32, Peal 3-27, Ray 3-2S, PoiBer 2-H Tajong 2-28, Wellington 1-38, Jamison 1-minusl. eve- Jacksonville 28, Austin Peay 24 ITSU-FGChellls 39, 14:51. APPS-eard 10 run (kick failed), 8:56. APPS WlkOK 2 pass from Burchettt (RocMnkl kick). 0:19.

APPS Burchettt 1 run (Rockhokt kkk), 12:29. A. Paay -44 i. JadctonviBe INOIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHtNG Har, Palazzo 23-101. Rosa 23-16, Meeker 1-1, WaMberg 24, Mlree 4-(mlnus4).

Laf, Sucker 9-16, Mayo 4-7, tlitchie 7-3, Gunk 54. PASSING Har, Rose 19-35-0-265. laf, Glavlc 16-29-2-269, Ritchie 4-174-101. MOWING Har, Stakkh 4-58, Farley 145, Meeker 3-43, Neff 340, Taylor 3-30, SmalUng 2-2, Morris 1-3. laf, Yarberough 11-175, May 3-105, Kupfer 2-37, Mayo 2-19, Burkes 2-1S, Dietz 1-14, Stocker 1-5, Yale 33, Holy Cross 27 rim wiener Af Bailey 1 run (kkk failed), 9)41 $, ft, Seaend Quarter -v4- AP Glbbs 5 tun (run failed), 14:09 JU Kennedy 10 pass from Snckley (Keener kkk), 736 Third Quarter Turner recovered Mocked punt (Kennedy past to JU BrkWey 1 run (kkk failed), 2:57 JU Underhi 32 run (Brett kkk), OOO "I've got to stay away from all of that stuff that I like to do," Baker said.

"When the game is on the line, it's all about running north and south and getting as much yardage as you can. "We need to show teams that we ain't scared to go pound the ball at you in the fourth quarter. Our linemen are conditioned and in great shape and we can push the ball in the fourth quarter. The late running push, which totaled 136 yards on the afternoon, provided a nice complement to quarterback Ryan Schneider's aerial game, which included 365 yards passing and a couple of first-half TD passes. It's the kind of balance UCF has been looking for all season.

"We kind of calmed it down in the fourth quarter," UCF coach Mike Kruczek said. "We were just going to run the football and develop some toughness on that side of the ball and chew the clock up and get first downs. "We were already beat up at running back. Eddie Mack is hurt and Omari Howard is hurt and we didn't want to get anybody else hurt. That's why we got a little conservative in the fourth quarter." Baker, who entered the game with 104 yards rushing on 20 carries this season, didn't seem to mind grinding it out.

He nearly matched his season output in one game. "That's when you know that you can play football," Baker said. "When you can line up in the fourth quarter and you can still run the ball, then you know you're better than the team that's opposite of you. "It wasn't that I'm getting more carries or anything. Circumstances brought us to the point where I was the only running back left.

So we had to run out the ball to run out the clock. That's what it came down to." 7 11 11 6 27 7- 11 AP FamtB 18 pass from Baker (pass faHed), 7:46 AC Ooo 4 pass from Baker (pass fatted), 3:01 A 1,011. Tela Brown 22 pan from Lee (kick blocked). Tata Ditman 10 pass from Lee (Murewczyk kick), 1:38. AP JU ITSU-Moore 5 pass from Wells (ChetHs kkk), 1042, APPS FG Rockhokt 32, iia.

APPS Martin 26 interception return (Rockhotd kkk), 2:12. A 7,092. AS ETSU Fira downs 11 16 hrshevyards 38-166 31-73 Passing 236 189 Osmp-ARM 1832-2 20-39-2 Return Yards 136 64 Punts-Avg, 3-30 7-32 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 2-1 PenaMes-Vard) 1149 74 TVitaaf Peaaaailmi Mill Xfs MOIVIDUAl STATISTICS PAHHtHO Appalachian St, Beard 12-42, Arbea 1-41, Razzak 7-33, WatHns 6-26, Surchelte 9-11, Whitt 1-9, Hoover 1-4 ETSU, Carter 11-33, Wells IMA Sims 3-10, Carter 4-9, Martin 1-3, PASSING Appalachian turchetta 12-19-0-158, Reaves 6-1S-2-7S. ETSU, Weds 20-39-2-119. SKEWING Aptialachlan St, Gibson 6-95, Albea 5-55, WHcost 444, Raazak 2-14, White 14.

ETSU, Moon 7-72, Martin 5-73, HenoYkkson 4-34, Gamble l-S, Carter 1-4, Sims 1-3, Urr Hminus 2). 6. Delaware 42, Northeastern Vara lee 1 run (kkk failed), 10:26. HC talis 3 run (Bolfert kkk), 5 J5. Vaaa Johnson 18 pass from Lee (Murawayk TMr9l QwttrttW HC Souder 18 run (Rolfert kkk), 1 M.

MC Robbins 63 pass from A HaH (Robert Mck), 6:11. First downs 18 Rushevytrds 3941 Passing 259 ComtvArt-kit 19-38-1 Return Yard) 136 Punts-Avg. hirblevLost 94 Penaraes-Yards 7-33 Thnaof lap 24eU 45-131, 92 -17-2J 76 7-13l Tafca Bartholomew 4 run iMurawqyk kick) MC Thompson 11 pass from Stewart (kkk A 22.509 HC 11 19-172 213 13-34-2 121 5-4U 5-40 27.43 Tata 21 47-190 197 -15-274 58 14 10-78 32:17 SSSOIVrDUAl fTATtmO RUSHHM Austin Peay, Bailey 24-96, Gibbs 94, Baker 6-1231 iadnonviHe, Underbid 1247. Aknandar 12-22, Boa-tone 10-16. Keener 14, BMcktey 1-4-12).

uu PASSING Austin Peay, taker 19-36-1-2S Brkidey 6-17-242. RECEIVING Austin Peay, Faml 9-146, Itemdon 3-M, Bailey 2-46, SweeOand Ml, Shepherd 14, Ogg 1-3, Gamer l-l. Jacksorrvilkt, Turner 446, Patrni 1-16. Kennedy 1-10 Comp-Att-Int Return Yards Punts-Avg. Fuiil4es Lost Pervirun-Yards Time of ftrvsesuun ft- 1443 14 Oat Elliott 56 pass from Nagy (Cofiint WckL 231 fM Preisry 2 run IColens kKk), 12:16 tmrvTDUAj.

tTAmncs Holy Cross, Souder 15-92, UNano 8-46, HaH.