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The Orlando Sentinel, Sunday, October 22, 1989 C-5 3 1 ,021 yards, 95 points Houston mauls SMU S. Carolina 24, W. Carolina 3 52 16-2'-0 3-H2 2-0 11-90 38 07 13 818-2 11-460 3-1 8-80 53 Return Yards Comp-Att-mt Punts Fumoles-Lost Penanjes-Yards Time ot Possession III I 1 1 I I fya Nebraska 48, Okl. St 23 Colorado 49, Kansas 1 7 NEB OSU KAN COLO Fret downs '6 Firstdowns 23 20 Rusnes yards 54 316 33-12 Rusnes-vards 53 '6" 52425 Passing varos '95 305 Passing '92 57 Hetum yards 90 13 Return Varos 'J 42 Passes n-290 16-33-1 Comp-An-Int 17-292 5-I0O Punts 732 744 Punts 446 4-39 Fumoes-lost 2-1 6-3 FumOies-Lost 2-2 20 Penaities-yards 3-30 4-30 Penalties-Yards 2 20 '080 Time ot Possession 32 06 27 64 Tme ot Possession 33 '0 2t 50 Neoraska 10 10 14 14-48 Kansa 0 3 0 14 17 Oklahoma St 3 10 3 7 23 Colorado 7 14 14 14 49 ASSOCIATED PRESS 0 3 0 0-3 14 20 21 14 69 WCAR SCAR Frst downs 9 27 Rushes-yaros 32-66 5M16 Passng 104 127 Return Yards 0 2 ComcvAn-Int 8-18-1 10-21-1 Punts 8-34 3-34 Fumoles-lost (H) 2-0 Penalties-Yards 7-56 9-77 Tere of Possession 24 21 36 39 W. Carolina 0 0 3 03 S.

Carolina 0 7 14 3 24 Cincinnati W.Virginia COLO Haoan 13 run (Culpenson kicki so's Brooks Dawson in 1968. Ware has 27 touchdown passes this season, breaking his Southwest Conference record of 24 set last season. Houston's Chuck Weatherspoon gained 207 yards on 15 carries and scored three touchdowns, including two in the first quarter. Houston's Paul Smith caught six passes, three for touchdowns, for an SWC-record 255 vards. WVU Evans 1 run (Carroll kickl WVU Tyler 1 run (Carrol lock) WVU Remoen 30 pass rom Hams (Carroll kickl WVU Ford 3 run (Carre kick); WVU Remoert 5 pass Irom Hams (kick ON FG Boaano 39.

WVU Hams 50 run (Carrot1 kick). WVU Ford 9 run (Carroll kick). WVU Haves 2 run (Carre kick); WVU Hayes 38 run (Car-roii kick) WVU Williams 1 run (Morelli kickl A 47176 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Cincinnati Williams 53 Snepnero 2-7, Brown 5-4. Schipani 1-4 Sner tod 1-3, Fuiop 1-3. Strong 50 Farkas 6-(rm-nus 11) Hoog 1-(mmus 6) WVirginia, Hams 9-105, Ford 12-63, Hayes 62.

Tvler 9-52 Na-down 820. Shook M7, Moore 3-14 McNew 613, Evans M. Williams 5-7 Jones i-(mmus ii) PASSING Cmcmnati. Farkas 7-152 30 Hoog 1-31 WVrgsia. Hams 11-10 122 Jones 5-70 78 RECEIVING Cincinnati, Hatcher 4-33, Strong 3-2, Williams 1 -minus 4) Virginia Dykes 5-77, RemDert 4-45 Mitchell 3-47.

Cappa 1-12, Napoleon 1-8, Ford 1-8. Tyler SC Dmgle 1 run (Mackie tack). WC Cox FG 22, SC Green 5 run (Mackie kick); SC Dingle 3 run (Mackie kick); SC Mackie FG 33 A-62000 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Western Carolina. Terry 20-55. Parton 3-14.

Hemprvlt 3-11 South Carolina. Green 23-150. Dingle 14-63. Haynes 11-61, Watson 2-15. PASSING Western Carolina, Cottrell 7-16-1-94, Smith 0-1-OO Bare 1-1-0-10 South Carolina Es 9-20-1-1 19 Hogan 1-1-08 RECEIVING Western Carolina Henderson 2-30.

Terry 2-11. Parton 1-42 South Caro-Ina, Brooks 4-48. Rush 2-22, Hodge 119 Illinois 14, Michigan St 10 COLO Flanmgan 4 run iCuioenson kick; COLO Fianmgaii 41 run iCulOenson k30. KAN FG Fwim 42 COLO Hagan 4 run lOjIoertson kickl COLO Flanmgan 64 on iCuoertson kickl COLO Kissick i run iCulbertson kick) KAN Johnson 2 run (Fieemar kioi KAN Sands 2 run (Fe-man kckl. COLO Johnson 8 run (Cui bertsonkick) A 50.057 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Kansas Sands 22-H5 Smith 1-20 Hooks 6'8 Hatchetl 5-11 Colorado Fianrnga-i 10-'7B Hagan CJohnson 4- 52 kissick 740 PASSING Kansas Donohoe 16 27 2-171 Hilieany OlO-O.

Page 1-10-21 Colorado Haoan 5 70-57 CJohnson 0300 RECEIVING Kansas Smrth 5-83 Baker 5- 70 Sands 2-21 Colorado Neison 2 32 Pnt chard l-'4 Perak i-io NEB FG Barnos 23 OSU FG Bian-chara 36 NEB Clark 14 run iBamos kick), OSU FG Bencnara 31 OSU MaySeid 65 pass trorr Guncry iBiancha'a wcM NEB Cark 12 run kau NEB FG Barnos 31 OSU FG BiancharS 38 NEB Gdowski 1 mr iBamos kn; NEB Bosrx 35 pass from Goowski (Barnos kick) NEB Boslick 20 pass from Gdowski (Barnos kick). OSU Green 12 pass from Wheeler (Ban-chard kick; NEB Flowers 52 run (Barnos kickl A 40 000 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Neoraska Gaowski 14125 Clark 2' -8b Floweis 5-66 Carcenter 5 22 Oklahoma Si Brown 22-52 Wilson 3 5 Wheeler 34 Gundy 5-iminus 191 PASSING Neoraska Gdowski 1024O 170. Grant 1-50 25 Okahoma St Gundy 13 23-1 19' Wtweer 3-100 114 RECEIVING Neoraska Bcs'ick 5 99 Gregory 2-36 Hugnes 2 27. Caroenter 1 22 Krauenstem i Okahoma Si Mdyheio 6 208 Green 7 88. Vice 1 -6 Wilson i -6 Cougars 95, Mustangs 21 SMU HOU 35 2250 771 71 40-61-2 140 10 12-117 2333 First downs Rushes yards Passinq Return Yards CompAtt-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penan Yards Time ot Possession 24-tM 2H6 0 30-62-1 12-39 20 1O80 3627 Michigan 26, Iowa 12 Texas 24, Arkansas 20 6 7 0-21 24 35 22 14 9S SMU Houston ILL MSU Firstdowns 15 15 Rusnes-yars 24-89 45-120 Passing 246 140 Return Yards 109 113 Comp-Att-mt 2946-1 12-20 Sacked-Yards Lost 2-13 00 Punts 8-41 948 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-3 Penalties-Yards 6-33 4-19 Time ot Possession 29 08 30 52 IKmOB 7 0 0 7 14 Michigan St 0 0 7 3 10 HOUSTON Houston became the first team in major-college history to gain 1.000 yards in a game, and Andre Ware threw six touchdown passes to set three NCAA records Saturday as the Uith-ranked D)ugars hammered Southern Methodist, 95-21.

in a Southwest Conference game. Houston (5-1, 2-1). entering the game with the nation's top-ranked otTense. gained 1,021 yards, shattering the previous Division I record of 883 by Nebraska against New Mexico State in 1982. SMU U-5, 0-5) is playing its first season of fiHJtbatl after two years off following the NCA "death penalty." Houston the last major-college team to score 100 points, in a 100-6 victory over Tulsa in 19(58 took a 59-14 halftime lead as Ware completed 25 of 41 passes for an NCAA-record 517 yards in a half.

He broke the record of 372 yards by Brigham Young's Jim MeMahon in 1980. Ware removed his shoulder pads and sat on the sidelines for the second half, but the Cougars kept scoring with backup David Klingler throwing four touchdown passes. Ware's five touchdown (Kisses in the second quarter broke the previous standard of four, held by eight other passers. His 340 passing yards in the second quarter also broke the NCAA record of 304 bv Texas-El Pa Texas 14, Baylor 11 BAY AIM First downs Rushes-yarns Passt'X) vards ftturn yai'Js Passes Punts Fumoies ost Penalties yards Time of Possession TEX ARK Firstdowns 20 15 Rushes-yards 49-127 47-313 Passing 247 96 Return Yards 26 0 CompAtt-Int 16200 10-162 Punts 4-34 243 Fumoles-Lost 3-2 3-1 Penalties-Yards 632 325 Time ot Possession 34 16 25 44 MICH IOWA 22 2' 48185 2544 287 42 13 11 16-2 2942-1 144 442 2-1 42 6-50 545 3435 2525 6Fl4 326 0 6 6 0 12 17 5568 133 38 4-27-2 351 5-2 10-75 36 54 Fret downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 37-119 55 22 7-21-2 4-37 2-2 9 23 06 Michigan Iowa Texas Arkansas 3 10 8 3 24 7 7 0 6-20 0 0 0 14 14 5 3 0 3-11 Texas Baylor HOU FG Anderson 28. HOU Weatherspoon 2 run (Anderson kick) HOU Weatherspoon 54 run (Anderson kick! SMU Ba'lard fumble recovery end zone (kick bucked! HOU Smith 62 pass from Ware (Anderson kickl HOU Cooper 7 pass from Ware (Anderson kickl.

SMU Beard 2 pass from Romo (Collins pass from Lswson): HOU Williams 40 pass from Waie (Anderson kick), HOU Hazard 3 pass from Ware (Anderson kick), HOU Williams 87 pass from Ware Anderson kkik), HOU Hazard 28 pass from Ware (Anderson kick) HOU Harard 46 pass from Kdnglei (Anderson kick) SMU Love 26 run (Lomemck kick), HOU Weatherspoon 22 iun (Anderson kick). HOU Smith 53 pass from Kkngte (Peny run) HOU Smith 74 pass tram Klmgier (Anderson kick). HOU Cooper 16 pass from Wingler (Anderson kick) A 20,009 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING SMU. Love 14-53 Ison 2 20. KkM 2 18.

Oyce 1-17, Thompson 1-1 Romo 4-iitwxis 18) Houston Weatherspoon 15-207. Anders 652. Ware 3(nnus 7). Klmglei l-(n-nus 21 PASSING SMU. Romo 27-54 1-286 Cfyce 3-SO-10.

Frw Berger 030O Houston, Ware 2541 1-517, Klingler 16-20-1- 254' RECEIVING SMU, Beard 764, Glieber 5-81, Hill 3-22. Bergteld 3 20. Harraman 3-17. Bowen 316, Knight 2-52, Ware 1 22 Wolf 15. Balard lO, Ison 1 (minus 3) Houston, Hazard 9143.

Andeis 907 Smith 6255, Wiltams 4-173, Cooper 449, Weatherspoon 4 39. Woods 2 9. Alexander 1 13. Grant 1-3. ILL Donovan 1 pass from George (Hig-gins kick); MSU Duckett 1 run (Langeloh kck); MSU FG 21 Langetoh; ILL Bella-my 9 pass from George (Higgins kick) A 76,261.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Illinois. Feagm 11-60. Griffith 7-22, Lester 4-8, George 2-lmmus 1) Michigan Ezor 21-60. Enos 11-31, Duckett 8-28, Hickson 5-1. PASSING Illinois, George 2946-1-246.

Michigan St Enos 12-240-140 RECEIVING Illinois, Griffith 843, Bellamy 7-109, Lester 6-15, Wax 4-51, Bel' 1 13. Fmke 1-13, Donovan 1-1, Feagin t-i Michigan St, Hawkins 6101, Hickson 2-1 I.Young 1-9, Ezor 1-7, Hallock 1-7, Roy 1-5 W. Virginia 69, Cincinnati 3 Cln WVU First downs 3 29 Rushes-yards 27-17 69-370 Passing 31 200 MICH MrMuttrv 20 pass from Taylor (kick tawdi. MICH FG Carlson 46 IOWA Watkms 4 pass from Rudoers (kick taixl). MICH Taylor 2 run (Carison Kick) MICH Boles 45 pass from Tayloi (Carlson kick).

IOWA Marciano 18 pass from Rodgers (runlaited) MICH FG Carlson 22 A 67 700 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Michigan. Boies 25 93 Hoard 11-56 layer 830 Iowa. Ben 1358 Bass 3-11 Stewart 311 Rodgers 6 (mmus 36) PASSING Michigan Taylor 11-151 179, McMurtry 01-10 Iowa Rodgers 2941-1-287 Tev0-lOO RECEIVING Michigan Calloway 4-54 McMurfrv 3-52 Botes 1 45 Iowa Marciano 6 93, Hugnes 603 Bass 5- '9 Watkms 439 TEX FG Currents 34 ARK Jackson 6 run (Wnghl kick) TEX Jones 61 pass from Gardere (Ctements kick), ARK Winston 9 pass from Grovey (Wnght kick); TEX FG Clements 34, TEX Tubbs 1 run (Sam-uels run); TEX FG Clements 42, ARK Foster 10 run (run failed) A INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Texas, Samuels 12 55, A Walker 1 7-46, Foreman 5-29 Arkansas, Rouse 996. Foster 1 5-73. Jackson 11-26 PASSING Texas, Gardere 16-200-247 Arkansas, Grovey 9-15-2-96 Wnght 1-1-0-2 RECEIVING Texas.

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rasrsnis 1 --Y In V- I i fl ILLINOIS 14, MICH. ST. 10 JEFF GEORGE fired a 9-yard scoring pass to Mike Bellamy with a little more than a minute left Saturday, lifting No. 13 Illinois (5-1, 3-0) to the Big Ten victory over host Michigan State (2-4, 1-2). Michigan State appeared to have the game wrapped up after stopping Illinois on downs with just under two minutes left.

But State's Hyland Hickson fumbled and safety Quintin Parker recovered, setting up the winning three-play drive. OKLA. 43, IOWA ST. 40 ERIC BROSS returned an onside kick 42 yards for a touchdown, foiling an upset bid by host Iowa State (3-4, 1-2) and giving No. 25 Oklahoma (5-2, 3-0) the Big Eight victory.

Bross' run put the Sooners up, 43-34, with 1:54 left. Iowa State's Bret Oberg, who set a school record with 411 yards passing, then directed a six-play, 76-yard scoring drive, capped by a 46-yard scoring pass to John Glotfelty. A 2-point conversion attempt failed. OU then ran out the clock. TCU 27, AIR FORCE 9 RESERVE LEON Clay threw two second-half touchdown passes to Stephen Shipley as host Texas Christian (4-3) stunned 19th-ranked Air Force (6-2).

Clay threw an 86-yard scoring pass to Shipley in the third period and a 23-yarder to Shipley in the final quarter. TEX. 14, BAYLOR 11 QUARTERBACK LANCE Pavlas scrambled 34 yards for a vital first down, then sneaked 1 yard for a touchdown with 1 minute left to rally No. 23 Texas (5-2, 3-1) to the Southwest Conference victory over host Baylor (34, 2-2). On third-and-13 on Baylor's 47, Pavlas evaded a strong rush and scrambled to the 13.

Five plays later, he scored. Baylor's Jeff Ireland missed a 60-yard field-goal attempt with 30 seconds left. MICH. 26, IOWA 12 MICHAEL TAYLOR, playing for the first time since the season-opener, passed for two touchdowns and ran for another to lead No. 5 Michigan (5-1, 3-0) to the Big Ten victory over host Iowa (3-3, 1-2).

Taylor hurt his back in a 24-19 loss to Notre Dame on Sept. 16 and sat out four games. It was Michigan's first victory at Iowa since 1982. COLO. 49, KANSAS 17 JJ.

FLANNIGAN, subbing for injured starter Eric Bieniemy, rushed for 178 yards on 10 carries and scored three touchdowns, powering third-ranked Colorado (7-0, 3-0) past visiting Kansas (2-5. 0-3) in Big Eight action. Flannigan had scoring runs of 4, 41 and 64 yards to help stake the Buffs to a 42-3 lead early in the final quarter. fl NEB. 48, OKLA.

ST. 23 QUARTERBACK GERRY Gdowski ran for 125 yards and threw for 170 more as fourth-ranked Nebraska (7-0, 3-0) beat Big Eight rival Oklahoma State (2-5, 1-2) for the 16th consecutive time. BYU 49, UTEP 24 TY DETMER passed for 426 yards and three touchdowns, leading No. 21 Brigham Young (6-1, 4-0) to the Western Athletic Conference victory over visiting Texas-El Paso (2-6, 14). WVU 69, CINCINNATI 3 MAJOR HARRIS threw for two touchdowns and ran for another in just over a half as No.

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