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ARM C-14 The Orlando Sentinel, Sunday, October 6, 1996 Auburn edges South Carolina ijj IS (P ill M4es4 3 EASTERN DIVISION SATURDAY'S RESULTS 4.V1 Florida 42, Arkansas 7 Alabama 35, Kentucky 7 Auburn 28, South Carolina 24 Georgia 38, Mississippi State 19 LSU 35, Vanderbilt 0 "7'(v 1 NEXT SATURDAY Conference All Games Pet Pet Florida 3 0 1.000 5 0 1.000 Tennessee 1 1 .500 3 1 .750 Georgia 1 1 .500 2 2 .500 South Carolina 1 2 .333 2 3 .400 Kentucky 0 2 .000 1 4 .200 Vanderbilt 0 3 .000 0 4 .000 WESTERN DIVISION Conference All Games Pet. PcT Alabama 3 0 1.000 5 0 1.000 Louisiana St. 2 0 1.000 4 0 1.000 Auburn 2 1 .667 4 1 .800 Mississippi St. 1 1 .500 2 2 .500 Mississippi 1 2 .333 3 2 .600 Arkansas 0 2 .000 1 3 .250 LSU at Florida, Noon Alabama at N.C. St, 3:30 p.m.

vanderbilt at North Texas, 3:30 p.m. South Carolina at Kentucky, 7 p.m. Auburn at Mississippi St, 7 ennessee at Georgia, 7 p.m. La. Tech vs.

Arkansas at Little Rock, 7 p.m. -0 yards and caught a 35-yard scoring pass from Freddie Kitchens, all in the third quarter, to help the Crimson Tide pull away after the teams were tied, 7-7, at halftime. The loss spoiled Kentucky coach Bill Curry's first return to Tuscaloosa since he left Alabama in 1989 to coach the Wildcats. As it has all year, Kentucky struggled on offense, finishing with just 124 yards and being held to a touchdown or less for the fourth consecutive game, i Riddle, a junior, finished with 49 yards on 17 carries. He started in place of Curtis Alexander, who sat out with a broken wrist he sustained two weeks ago.

LSU 35, VANDERBILT 0 LOUISIANA STATE, fueled by two touchdowns apiece by running backs Kevin Faulk and Rondell Mealey, kept a seven-game winning streak intact with a rout of visiting Vanderbilt. No. 14 LSU (4-0, 2-0) has won seven in a row dating to 1995, the longest winning streak for the Tigers since 1973. Vanderbilt (0-4, 0-3) outraged LSU fans by being the only opponent to refuse to let the Tigers play at home in their traditional white jerseys. The Commodores wore white.

LSU played in gold jerseys, the first time the Tigers had worn them since 1960. The Tigers dominated Vanderbilt, not allowing the Commodores past the LSU 40-yard line until the closing seconds of the third quarter. GEORGIA 33, MISSISSIPPI STATE 19 MIKE BOBO threw two of his career-high three touchdowns in Georgia's first five snaps as the Bulldogs (2-2, 1-1) won at Mississippi State (2-2, 1-1). After Mississippi State drove 86 yards on 17 plays on the opening possession, Georgia needed just five plays to score twice and take the lead for good. Mississippi State, playing without conference rushing leader Keffer McGee, failed to start 2-0 in the SEC for the first time since 1986.

The Tigers, at home but with coach Terry Bowden in the press box, barely beat the lightly regarded Gamecocks. ASSOCIATED PRESS AUBURN, Ala. It wasn't supposed to be this hard. No. 20 Auburn had to huff and puff Saturday just to keep up with South Carolina in a game some had predicted as an easy victory.

The Gamecocks (2-3, 1-2) put the Tigers through a tough drill before relenting with just 28 seconds left in the game, giving Auburn (4-1, 2-1) a 28-24 victory. "If our football team continues to fight like that, we are going to win some games," South Carolina coach Brad Scott said. "It was an extremely tough environment. We played well in it." The Gamecocks ranked last among SEC teams in rushing defense held the Tigers to just 71 yards on the ground. But they didn't stop there.

Auburn managed just 157 yards of offense on 10 first downs and was just 3-of-10 on third-down conversions. Offensively, the Gamecocks moved the ball well on several drives, including a seven-play, 44-yard TD drive that gave them a 21-14 third-quarter lead. Quarterback Anthony Wright supervised an effective option offense that racked up 387 yards against an Auburn defense that was averaging 268.5 yards allowed going into the game. He made few mistakes until he fumbled at his 19 with 4:57 left, setting up the winning touchdown for Auburn. "I feel like we dominated the game," said South Carolina tailback Duce Staley, who rushed for 99 yards the first time in four games this season he's failed to break 100.

Auburn's offense stumbled some, including two consecutive illegal-formation penalties and a delay-of-game call Georgia 38, Mississippi St 19 IS pi SI, Tate 13-22-2-129, Wyatt 13-19-1-134 RECEIVING Georgia, Ward 5-184, Brown 3-39. Dane 2-54, Cosine 14 McCrsme 1-3, Kirtsey 1-1. Mssaaoo Woodbsrry 5-40, J.Jones 4-57, Grant 4-39, Bachsr 3-32. Floyd 3-17. rssac 2-29, Buckhaltsr 2-27, Grew 1-16, Jennings 1-6, Butler 1-0.

Auburn 28, South Carolina 24 First downs Rushee-yardi Passing Come-iut-tnt Return Yards Punts-Avg. FumWm-Lot PanaiMt-Yarchi Possession 31-139 44-115 287 263 13-25-1 28-41-3 72 9 1-26 0 OO 2-2 5-43 7-70 22:44 37:16 Wright 15-18, Hambnck 1-3. Mrmn 1-2. Aub. Beasley 1309.

Craig 10-25, McLeod 2-4, Pennington 1-2, Cooper 2-1. PASSING Wright 20-27- 0- Z71. Pomar 1-1-0-(mmus 6). Aub, Craig 11-18-1-157. RECEIVING Mixon 5-87.

Stalsy 4-40, Bridges 4-39, Fleming 3-58. Owens 2-15, Robinson 1-21, Pomar 1-11, Wright 1-(rranus 6). Aub. Bailey 3-39, Good-son 2-56, WtHiame 2-14, MoCovery 1- 25. Cooper 1-14, Baker 1-13, Pennington 1-(mnus-4).

Alabama 35, Kentucky 7 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Kentucky. Haskms 15-54, McLaurtn 13-25, Logan 14, Whits 6-(mmus 8). Alabama, Riddle 17-49. Alexander 9-54, Madden 7-51, Fouat 5-23. Smith 2-13, Kitchens 6-(mmus 22).

PASSING Kentucky. Haskms 5-14-1-48. Alabama, Kitchens 9-16-0-152, Foust 2-4-108. RECEIVING Kentucky, Mc-Cord 2-14. Yeast 1-22, Smms 1-8, McUurin 1-5, Alabama.

Riddle 3-43, Hall 2-52, Alexander 2-46, Haps 2-29, West 1-10, Vaughn 1-10. LSU 35, Vanderbilt 0 s.c Georgia MISS. St 14 10 7 7-36 7 0S 8-10 21 10 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Ajt-int Return Yards Punts-Avg. FumoleeXost PenarMa-Yards Possession KEN 50-122 26-71 265 157 21-26011-18-1 50 187 3-420 601.8 2-1 1-0 2-15 6-46 36:27 23:33 4 17 VAN LSU ASSOCIATED PRESS Triumphant Tiger. Auburn quarterback Dameyune Craig celebrates 28-24 victory over South Carolina.

on first-and-goal from the 5. Some of the trouble may have been due to the fact that coach Terry Bowden, who had successful neck surgery earlier in the week, worked from the press box. While Bowden said he was able to get the job done, he said not being able to shake a little sense into his players was frustrating. "I couldn't grab a player and communicate with them," he said. "We never really got our offense totally on track." In other SEC action: ALABAMA 35, KENTUCKY 7 TAILBACK DENNIS Riddle tied a school record with four touchdowns to lead No.

13 Alabama (5-0, 3-0) over visiting Kentucky (1-4, 0-2). Riddle scored on touchdown runs of 1, 2 and 6 11 22 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Return Yarda Punts-Avg. Fumolee-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession S.CaroUna 35-75 46-168 49 190 14-5-1 20-11-1 53 99 11-37 1 6-440 42 5-4 948 6-43 27:10 32:50 7 0 14 3 24 0 14 0 14 26 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comc-Att-tnt Return Yards Punts-Avg. Fumbies-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Poss. 33-85 47-266 122 165 12-29-2 11-19-0 67 33 6-460 1-1 2-0 50-45 8-63 27:24 32:36 First Ouarter: MSU Buckhalter 1 run (Hazlewood lock), 8 38 UGA Daniels 51 pass from Bono (Hmes lock), 6:55 UQA Ward 24 pass om Booo (Hmes kick).

11:26 Second Quarter UGA FG Hmes, 1:15 UGA Ed-wards 9 run (Hinss kick), 14:32 Third Ouarter: MSU FG Haaewood 24, 4:31 UGA Ward 65 pass tram Bono (Hmes kick), 6:28 MSU FG Hazlewood 51, 12:47 Fourth Ouarter: UGA Brown 19 pass trom Ward (Hmes kick), 4:22 MSU JJones 7 past trom Wyetl (run tailed), 7:27 A 32.247. MOrVITXIAL STATISTICS RUSHING Georgia. Pass 9-55, Kirtsey 641, Edwards 7-29, Ward 1-6, Coftns 5-7, Booo 1-(mi-nus-1). Mississippi St, Isaac 23-93, Buckhalter 12-46. Greer 1-6, Tans 3-(mmus-4), Wyatt S-firinue-28) PASSING Georoia.

Bote 10- Kentucky 0 7 0 07 7 0 28 0 36 VandersM LSU 0 0 0 0-0 14 7 14 0-36 First Ouarter S.C. Wright 5 run (leevrtt kick), 13:42 Second Ouarter AUB Baker 79 punt return (Holmes kick), 15:00 AUB Goodson 61 psss from Crsig (Holmes kick), 13:21 Third Quarter S.C. Owens 2 pass from Wnght (Laavlft kick), 3:57 S.C. Fleming 22 pass from Wright (Leavm kick), 8:38 Fourth Ousrtsr: AUB Craig 2 run (Holmes kick), 0:06 S.C. FG 28 Morton, 3:56 AUB Craig 10 run (Holmes luck).

11:30. A 84.107. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Staley 33-99. First Ouarter Ala S. Alexander 10 run (Cunningham kick), 1:09 Second Ouarter: Ken Haskms 41 run (Johnson kick), 8:28 Third Ousrtsr Ala Riddle 2 run (Cunningham kick), 5:09 Ala Riddle 1 run (Cunningham kick), 7:58 At Riddle 29 pass from Kitchsns (Cijnningham kick), 10:23 Ala Riddls 6 run (Cunningham kick), 14:12 A 70,123 First Quarter Faulk 20 run (T chey kick), 6:44 Mealey 20 run (PJ.

chey kick), 14:40 Second Ousrtsr Faulk 1 run (Richey kick), 7:30 Third Quarter: Mealey 1 pass from Tyler (Richey La-Fleur 5 pass from Tyler (Richey kick, 13:09 A 80.142. 20-1-224, B.Smah 1-344. Langkty i-i-u-js, warn i-i-o-ia. i yurK C. CONFERENCE Ga.

Tech hips No. 12 Virginia 1 4al Pitt rallies for 53-52 triumph 1 51 Conference All Garnet SATURDAY'S RESULTS All Garnet Conf. ASSOCIATED PRESS SATURDAY'S RESULTS ASSOCIATED PRESS Syracuse 42, Rutgers 0 rDurgh 53, Temple 52 West Virginia 34, Boston Cotege17 FSU 34, Clemson 3 N.C. St. 34, Maryland 8 Navy 64, Duke 27 Georgia Tech 13, Virginia 7 North Carolina 45, Wake Forest 6 NEXT SATURDAY Pet.

Pet Miami 2 0 1.000 4 0 1.000 West Virginia 2 0 1.000 6 0 1,000 Syracuse 2 0 1.000 2 2 .500 Virginia Tech 2 1 .667 3 1 ,750 Pittsburgh 1 2 .333 2 4 .333 Boston College 0 2 .000 2 3 .400 Temple 0 1 .000 1 4 .200 Rutgers 0 3 .000 1 4 .200 Pet Pet Florida State 4 0 1.000 4 0 1.000 Georgia Tech 4 1 .800 4 1 .800 North Carolina 3 1 .750 4 1 .800 Virginia 2 1 .667 4 1 .800 Clemson 1 2 .333 2 3 .400 N.C. State 1 2 .333 1 3 .250 Maryland 0 2 .000 2 3 .400 Wake Forest 0 4 .000 2 4 .333 Duke 0 2 .000 0 5 .000 Pitt at Syracuse, 1 p.m. Temple at Virginia Tech, 1 p.m. Boston College at Cincinnati, 3 p.m. Florida St at Miami, 3:30 pm NEXT SATURDAY Clemson at Duke, Noon Florida St at Miami, 3:30 p.m.

Alabama at N.C. St, 3:30 p.m. Maryland at North Carolina, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh 53, Temple 52 N. Carolina 45, Wake Forest 8 Georgia Tech 13, Virginia 7 RECEMNQ Boston Coasge: DCosmo 7-123, Dragee 6-58, Harding fr3, Walker 2-4, Hemmert 1-19, Cloud 1-17, Pollack 1-18, Crtttsn-den 1-4.

West Vrginet VenterDool 152, Saunders 8-191, Bsoht 2-22. Wf UNC Passing 186 140 Comp-Att-Int 14-19-0 15-29-1 Return Yards 3 2 Punts-Avg. 5052 Fumwee-Lost 4-2 1-1 Psnalbas-Yards 7-53 648 Possession 33:11 26:49 27 14 RECEIVING Temple. VJohnson 6-205, Davis 667, Cverocker 3-45, W.Davis 247, Wharton 2-16, Cut. breath 2-8, Carter 1-19, Kersey 1-17, Giterd 1-14, Epos 1-9.

Pittsburgh, Butler 844, Hrjfrar! 7-146. JJones 2-18, Jossph 1-9, Dinkins 1-4, Schuears 1-0, SchnsMsr Hrrtrua 1). West Virginia 34, Boston College 17 First downe Ruerneyarda Passing CornpAMrt Beam Yards PuntaAvg. FurrWUst icier nil 39-167 34-213 445 260 85-41-0 21-38-1 3t a 4-395 2-0 3-1 14-120 Mt 33:46 26:15 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Xlt-rrit Return Yards Punts-Avg. FumblesXost Psnainee-Yards Syracuse 42, Tin icui i a 42-201 40-95 113 88 0 90 12-30-412-23-2 9-400 1-1 30 9-70 4-35 30:01 29:59 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-KK Punts Fumbles-Lost Penarties-Yards Possession 47-205 19-29 306 284 2WCH324-3W 39 6 5-328 5-338 04 3-2 5-39 M6 35:55 24:05 NCaroSt Rutgers 0 0 10 17 7 34 0 6 0 nui 17 20 NCaroUna 7 17 21 045 0 0 0- First downe Rushes-yards Passing Cornpla-lrt Return Yards rVits-Avo, Fumoleslost Penerwe-Yarda PITTSBURGH There was no quit in Pitt.

The same couldn't be said for Temple coach Ron Dick-erson. Quarterback Matt Lytle, benched after a 72-0 loss to Ohio State two weeks before, led a three-touchdown Pitt comeback in the final 10V4 minutes as the Panthers (2-4, 1-2) shocked Temple, 53-52, Saturday in a game that left both coaches in tears. Dickerson, whose unsuccessful fourth-down gamble with 2:44 remaining may have cost Temple (1-4, 0-1) the game, announced his resignation after the game. "I told the team in the locker room that I am resigning at the end of the season," Dickerson said. "I lost this game today, not them.

I wouldn't blame the university if they fired me tonight. This team deserves better and they deserve a smarter coach than me." Dickerson, a former Penn State assistant in his fifth season at one of Division I-A's least-successful schools, apparently was crying just before he announced his decision. "Just when you think you've seen it all in college football, you haven't," said Pitt coach Johnny Majors, who cried at the sight of his relieved players celebrating only their second victory in 16 games. Lytle threw scoring passes of 14 and 4 yards to Mark Butler ahead of Billy West's decisive 6-yard scoring run with 58 seconds left after Temple had opened a seemingly safe 52-33 lead with 10:13 Virginia 0 7 0 0-7 Georgia Tech 10 I 0 013 FW downs Huahos yards Pasera CompM-Irt Return Yards -Punta-Avg. Fumrjleeloat Psneftes-Yards tW WYU 25 19 42-22 3040 304 385 24-46-1 18-32-1 82 S3S.8 5-40 1-0 1-0 44 13-130 36:38 24:21 4444 21480 187 153 14-3M 5-11-1 89 61 346.6 4-1 4-1 442 6-56 30:43 29:17 ATLANTA C.J.

Williams scored on a 3-yard run and set up a field goal with a 50-yard dash as Georgia Tech upset No. 12 Virginia, 13-7, Saturday, snapping the Cavaliers' five-game winning streak. "I think today we found out we can play at the next level," Georgia Tech coach George O'Leary said. "Now we just need to do that every week." Tech (4-1, 4-1) built a 13-0 lead in the first 20 minutes and went on to snap a four-game losing streak in the series. Virginia (4-1, 2-1) cut the lead to 13-7 on Tiki Barber's 1-yard TD run in the second quarter and appeared to be driving for a go-ahead score in the final quarter before Nathan Perryman picked off Aaron Brooks' pass after the Cavaliers had moved to Tech's 28.

The Cavs had one more chance, starting on their 41 with 1:44 to go. Brooks scrambled for 32 yards to Tech's 27, then completed a second-down pass to the 18 before Virginia stalled. Ralph Hughes batted down Brooks' third-down pass and the fourth-down toss was incomplete, allowing Tech to run out the clock. 1 "We had too many penalties on offense," Virginia coach George Welsh said. "We didn't block them very well.

We couldn't get our running game going." In other ACC action: NORTH CAROLINA 45, WAKE FOREST 6 LEON JOHNSON became North Carolina's all-time scoring leader, getting touchdowns on a 5-yard run and a 94-yard kickoff return to propel the 15th-ranked Tar 0 0 0 0-0 14 21 0 7-42 Rutgers Syracuse 0 0 14 3 17 010 21 3-34 Boston Cot W.VIrgHs Fen Quarter Syr VvVkerns 7 UAIA Temple 14 21 10 52 Pirasburgh 17 0 20-53 Feet Quartan PM Hodart 48 Iran Gonzalez (FerenrJt lock), 0:19 Temp V. Johnson 12 psss Horn Burris (MchaeM kick), 1:51 PM FQ Fsrenok 45, 5:45 Temp Burris 17 run (MchaWd kick), 0:24 PM Schulters 67 run (Ferencik kick), 12:56 Second Quarter Temp Epos recovered blocked punt in end zone (Mens kick), 404 PM Anderson 91 tacko return (Ferencik lock), Temp Burris 7 run (M-chalski look), 828 Temp V. Jcorv son 30 pass torn Bums ffAcnalskl lock), 14:55 Third Ousrtsr Temp FQMchalski 24, 2:47 Pla-FG Ferencik 32, 5:40 Temp VJohnson 87 pass Iran Bums (MctiaMd lock), 7:16 PM JJones 4 peas Iran Gonzalez (peas (sled), 1033 Fourth Quartan Tamp Lea 1 run (I chaWo kick), 4:47 PM Buoar 4 nml 17 MM erwn IrM aim. Ta.4w pass from McNabb (Trout kick), 6:47 Syr McNabb 21 run (Trout kick), 14:35 Second Quarter: Syr Second Ouarter NCS King 1 run (Primanti kick), 5:67 NCS FG Primanti 20, 14:38 Third Quarter: NCS Gnssotl 22 pass trom Laureano (Primanti kick), 3:44 NCS Hod 44 pass from Laureano (Primanti kick), 9:50 NCS FG Primanti, 12:54 Fourth Ousrtsr: Md Underwood 1 run (Brown pass from Mastrokt), 4:06 NCS Nng 7 run (Primanti look), INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING NCSt, Chavia 2-37, Spikss 15-34, King 10-34, Smith 5-20, Brown 7-20, Laureano 11- 18, Bemette 2-14, Stephens 3-13. Hubbard 1-6.

Maryland, Underwood 11-48, WestMy 1647, Chavez 2-12, Crosby 24, Rodgers 1-4, Mastrole 5-frriinus 47), Simon 1-(rmnus 3), Edwards 1-(rrwtus 3), Ogle 1-0. PASSING NCSt, Laureano 12- 19-0-175, Barnette 2-3-0-13. Maryland, Mastrole 15-28-1-140, Simon 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING NCSt. Hot 346, Gnssett 2-34, King 2-24.

Coleman 2-21, Thomas 2-18, Chavis 2-16, Whirled 1-11. Maryland, Simon 86. Underwood 3-28, James 3-21, Johnson 3-18, WesrJey 1-1, Chavez 14, Crosby 1-0. FVst Quarter: UNC Johnson 5 run (McGee kick), 15:00 Second Quarter WF Kane 15 pass trom Kuklick (kick tailed), 5:37 UNC Johnson 94 krckofl return (McGee kick), 5:50 UNC Barnes 32 pass from Kektort (McGee kick), 12:00 UNC FG McGee 49, 14:55 Third Ouarter: UNC F. Jones 3 pass from Kat-dort (McGee kick), 6:25 UNC Linton 7 pass from Keldort (McGee kick), 11:51 UNC Watson 1 run (McGee kick), 14:06, A 25,681.

INDtVKMJAL STATISTICS RUSHING NCsrolina. L. Johnson 21-101, Dyer 2-50, Getsr 6-23. McGregor 10-23. Keldort 56, Watson 2-2, Linton 1-0.

Wake Forest, Kane 12-26, Sankey 1-10, Chavls 2-5, J. Lewis 1-3, Oesss 1-(rrvnus 3). KukNck 2-mlnus 12). PASSING NCaroiina, Keldorf 22-34-0-262, Davenport 4-64-44. Wake Forest.

Kukkek 21-31-3-251, Sankey 3-7-0-33. RECEIVING NCaroiina. Brown 7-67, Stevens 441, Jones 3-15. Barnes 3-48. Johnson 3-40, Linton 2-12, Watson 1-4, Ekuban 1-7, Oyer 1-12, Pence 1-20.

Waka Forest. 0. Clark 6-73, Davis 649, J. Lewis 5-38, Kane 3-64, Desas 2-11. Perry 1-14, H.

Lew 1-15. First Quarter: Tech FG Fraakes 53, 10:59 Tech C.J. Williams 3 run (Chambers kick), 13:40 Second Period: Tech FG Chambers 16, 4:22 Va T. Barber 1 run (Garcia kick), 9:44. A 44,900.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Virginia. Barber 24-123, Brooks 402, Sherman 9-28, Crowell 1-9. Jones 1-7, Kirby 2-3, Southern 1 -(minus 1). Georgia Tech, C.J. Williams 26-79, Hamilton 10-18, Rogers 1-4, Team 1 -(minus 8), PASSING Virginia, Brooks 6-18-1-82, Sherman 4-12-3-31.

Georgia Tech, Hamilton 12-23-2-88. RECEIVING Virginia, Byrd 4-43, Wilkins 3-24, T. barber 2-11, Crowell 1-17, Owen 1-16, Jones 1-2 Georgia Tech, Baynharn 3-33, Sheridan 3-29, Middleton 2-13, C.J. Williams 2-0, Rogers 1-7, Stasl-worthl-6. N.Carolina St 34, Maryland 8 ncs md First downs 34 6 Rushes-yards 56-195 40-56 pass torn LyrJs (Hofsrt torn LyrJs).

7:06 PM Bussr 14 pass from Lvds feci), 1407 elapsed ems WVA FG Taylor 36, elapsed Urns 14:58 ThW Quarter WVA Zereoue 31 run (Taylor lock), elapsed rjms 14)1 WVA Beaten 47 Irterception re-turn, atapsad erne 1:47 BC Cloud 17 pass from Hasserbeck (Watch dek), elapsed bms 3:30 BC Harding 5 pass from llaaaebeck (Ma-tch lock, elapsed tfne 8:22 WVA Saunders 47 pass from Johnston (Taylor kick), elapsed time 9:37 Four Quartan WVA FQ Taylor 31, slapssd time 14 seconds BC FG Match 39, elapsed time 5 6. A 58 307 WOMOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Boston College: Walter 2542, Harding Ma Cloud 2-0, Hitesofcack 1472). West Vr-oina: Zereoue 1747, Plants 5-17, Green 24, Moll 2-5, Johnston 4-(. 15). PASSING Boston College: Hassetoeck 2446-1-304.

West Vir. Johnston 1841-1454, Bulger (pass fated), 10 21 PM West 6 Thomas 6 run (Trout lock), 7J Syr Thomas 2 run (Trout kick), 920 Syr Morris 67 run (Trout kick), 12 56 Fourth Ousrtsr Syr Down. Ing 42 run (Trout kick), 14 00 A 48,112. W0WDUAL STATISTICS IWSHWG Rutgers, Crooks 1S 61. FaunrJeroy 7-23, Cocoa 5-14, Harper 14, Oggs i-i, Holland 1-(mJ-nus-4), Baterrine 7-minus-9), Stephens 1-(mmue-5).

Syracuse, Morris 346, Thomas 1346, Downing 841, Jones 744, McNabb 543, Mcintosh 7-28, Turner 1-12, Konrad 44, Su-dano24. PASSING FMgers, Stephana 244-19, Batantns 12-364-168, Sloven 0-1-14. Syracuse, McNabb 64-1-153, Downng OdOO. RECEIVING Rutpers, Powel 5-53, Holland 2-29, Coobe 2-19, See-osr 1-29, Keesr 1-20, Hutton 1-18, Crooks 1-11, Nng 1-10 Syracuse, Turner 246, Meddojt 144, Wtana 1-7, Konrad 1-17. run (run tMed), 14:02 30,064 WDM0UK STATISTICS RUSHtNQ Temple, Cubreath 1444, Bums 1140, Lee 8-25, 0.

Dave; 2-5, MoBrids 34, Bonner 1-rr. nua 1). Pittsburgh, Schutert 12-107, West 1642, LyrJs 1-11, Gonzalez 44, Schneider 14. PASSING Temple, Burris 25-41-0-445. Pittsburgh, Gonzalez 9-16-1-106, LyUs 12-204-155, Sctrwder 0-1-04.

til bSJMS Hi t' "Si" s'" A1- -I A It was the highest-scoring game for Temple since an 82-28 victory over Bucknell in 1966 and for Pitt since a 63-48 loss at West Virginia in 1965. Pitt's remarkable comeback overshadowed perhaps the greatest individual effort in Temple history. Henry Burris, who was having a disappointing senior season, completed 25 of 41 passes for 445 yards and three touchdowns and ran for two touchdowns. Temple outgained Pitt, 612-473. In other Big East action: SYRACUSE 42, RUTGERS 0 DONOVAN MCNABB ran for one touchdown and threw for another, and Malcolm Thomas scored twice as host Syracuse (2-2, 2-0) stunned Rutgers (1-4, 0-3) with big plays.

The Scarlet Knights were out-manned by the bigger Orangemen and it showed right from the start as Syracuse built a 35-0 halftime 175 yards before coming out in the fourth quarter. He took advantage of great field position all afternoon, as the Wolf-pack began 8 of 14 possessions inside Maryland territory, and another on the 50. The triumph broke N.C State's three-game losing streak, and gave it 10 victories in its last 12 games with Maryland. NAVY 64, DUKE 27 CHRIS MCCOY accounted for three touchdowns and Tim Can- nada two touchdowns and Navy special teams scored three times as the host Midshipmen (3-1) routed Duke (0-5). Rashad Smith returned an interception 21 yards, Ross Scott went 65 yards on a punt return and Travis Cooley went 22 yards with a fumble as Navy ran up its highest point total against a Division I team since a 65-7 defeat of Princeton in 1953.

lead and cruised. How bad was it for the team that played Princeton in the first college football game? Syracuse had 391 yards in total offense in the first half alone and handed Rutgers its worst loss since Syracuse beat it by the same score in 1990. It could have been worse. McNabb, who completed 5 of 8 passes for 153 yards and rushed for another 53 yards in the first half, watched the rest of the game from the bench. WEST VIRGINIA 34.

BOSTON COLLEGE 17 CHAD JOHNSTON threw for 354 yards and two touchdowns and No. 19 host West Virginia (6-0, 2-0) scored four times in less than three minutes in a victory over Boston College (2-3, 0-2). West Virginia beat Boston College for the 14th time in the past 17 games of the series. BC hasn't beaten West Virginia since 1990. Heels over host Wake Forest.

The Tar Heels (4-1, 3-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) beat the Demon Deacons (24, 0-4) for the seventh consecutive time and extended Wake Forest's ACC losing streak to 12 in a row. In addition to Johnson's 252 all-purpose yards, Chris Keldorf completed 22 of 34 pass attempts for 262 yards and three scores for North Carolina, which rebounded from last weekend's 13-0 loss to No. 2 Florida State. N.C.ST ATE 34, MARYLAND 8 QUARTERBACK JOSE Laur-eano threw for a pair of touchdowns, and North Carolina State (1-3, 1-2) scored the first 24 points in a rout at Maryland (2-3, 0-2). Laureano, a Colonial High graduate, completed 12 of 1 passes for ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS Unhappy coach.

Maryland's Mark Duifner reacts to final scoring drive by N.C. State. Close quarters. Syracuse's Jim Turner Ijiauls in a pass as Rutgers' Cameron Ctiadwick defends..