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METRO Orlando Sentinel SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2000 C7 Nation and State Scores Across the U.S. Virginia Tech barely survives Michael Vick SDrained 3 -mm his right ankle in the first half, but the Hokies beat Pittsburgh 37-34. ASSOCIATED PRESS BLACKSBURG, Va. Pittsburgh knocked Virginia Tech quarterback Michael Vick out of the game, but Lee Suggs and Dave Meyer wouldn't let the Panthers knock the second-ranked Hokies out of the national championship picture Saturday. X-rays showed Vick's right ankle wasn't broken, but he will be evaluated this afternoon after the swelling has gone down.

"We don't think it's that severe," trainer Mike Goforth said, terming Vick's status as day to day pending the evaluation and the start of treatment. "I'll do anything in my power not to miss it," Vick said of Saturday's game against the Hurricanes at Miami, which likely will eliminate the loser from the national championship picture. Meyer replaced the injured Vick and completed three consecutive passes for first downs on the final drive that led to Carter Warley's 27-yard field goal with 16 seconds that gave the Hokies a 37-34 victory. Suggs rushed for 164 yards and three touchdowns for Virginia Tech, which extended its regular-season winning streak to 19 games. Vick, a leading contender for the Heisman Trophy, sprained his ankle when he has sacked late in the first half and didn't return.

Pittsburgh lost despite four touchdown passes by quarterback John Turman, three to Antonio Bryant. I 1 'Cats win on final play Sam Simmons caught a desperation 45-yard touchdown pass from Zak Kustok that was tipped by a teammate as Northwestern beat host Minnesota 41 -35 on the final play Saturday. The Wildcats, led by Damien Anderson's 230 yards rushing, rallied in the second half from a 35-14 deficit converting five fourth-down plays. ALSO IN THE BIG TEN: Wisconsin jumped to a 13-0 lead and held on to defeat host Iowa 1 3-7. Dawan Moss ran for two touchdowns as Michigan State beat visiting Illinois 14-10.

Ryan Primanti kicked a 39-yard field goal with 18 seconds left as Penn State beat host Indiana 27-24. Aggies handle K-State Fullback Ja'Mar Toombs rushed for three touchdowns as host Texas surprised No. 1 0 Kansas State 26-1 0. ALSO IN THE BIG 12: Texas' Major Applewhite threw for two touchdowns, ran for another and became the career passing leader for No. 22 Texas in a 48-14 victory over visiting Baylor.

Quarterback Craig Ochs passed and ran for a touchdown and also caught a scoring pass as host Colorado topped Oklahoma State 37-21 Kliff Kingsbury threw four touchdown passes to Derek Dorris as visiting Texas Tech beat Kansas 45-39. Ennis Haywood ran for 214 yards and two touchdowns as host Iowa State beat Missouri 39-20 to clinch its first winning season in 1 1 years. Huskies rally past Cardinal Justin Robbins. caught a 20-yard touchdown pass from Marques Tuiaso-sopo with 17 seconds left as No. 9 Washington blew an 18-point lead with six minutes to play and then drove 80 yards in the closing seconds to beat host Stanford 31-28.

The Cardinal recovered three onside kicks one was negated by a penalty in the final minutes. ALSO IN THE PAC-10: Cory Paus scrambled 13 yards for a touchdown with 48 seconds left as UCLA rallied past host Arizona 27-24. Jemeel Powell scored on an 83-yard punt return in the fourth quarter, then made an interception as visiting California beat Southern California 28-16. Green sparks BC William Green rushed for 223 yards and two touchdowns as host Boston DON PETERSEN ASSOCIATED PKKSS Oh, no! Virginia Tech's trainers attend to star quarterback Michael Vick after he sprains his right ankle. N.C.

Hicks run past Bethune-Cookman 30-19 Purdue slides by Ohio State ASSOCIATED PRESS WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. Drew Brees and three receivers carried Purdue closer to Pasadena, Calif. Brees passed for 455 yards and three fourth-quarter touchdowns as the No. 16 Boilermakers beat No. 12 Ohio State 31-27.

With two more victories, Purdue would be assured of its first trip to the Rose Bowl in 34 years. Seth Morales caught the winning pass. He did not return. North Carolina increased its lead to 30-7 in the third quarter on a 3-yard run by Matkins and a 5-yard run by Hicks. The Wildcats scored twice late in the third quarter on a 34-yard run by Suber and a 68-yard punt return by Antonio Stanley.

BCC N.C. 0 0 Pittsburgh 6 14 14 0 34 Virginia Tech 7 13 7 10 37 FIRST QUARTER FIRST QUARTER NCAT Caldwell 33 punt return (Dawkins kick), 1 1:05. SECOND QUARTER 2:59 :19 VT Suggs 2 run (Warley kick) PIT Grim 47 pass Irom Turman (kick blocked) SECOND QUARTER BCC Rogers 2 run (Matnis kick), 11:41. NCAT FG Dawkins 35, 4:18. NCAT Phillips 1 7 pass from Matkins (kick failed), :35.

THIRD QUAHTER Ohio St. 0 3 17 7 27 Purdue 7 3 21 31 SECOND QUARTER 0SU Stultz 35 9:02 PUR Ennis 2 run (Dorsch kick) 3:41 THIRD QUARTER PUR FG Dorsch 34 12:40 0SU-FG Stultz 45 8:52 0SU Martin 1 run (Stultz kick) 3:41 OSU Clements 83 punt return (Stultz kick) V53 FOURTH QUARTER NCAT Malkins 3 run (Bryson pass), 10:16. NCAT Hicks 5 run (rush tailed), 6:34. BCC Suber 34 run (kick failed), 4:40. BCC Stanley 68 punt return (kick blocked).

1:41. A 29.937. PIT Bryant 17 pass Irom Turman (Lotz kick) 14:05 VT FG Warley 35 10:16 VT Suggs 2 run (Warley kick) 6:26 PIT Bryant 26 pass from Turman (Lotz Mr) 5:55 VT FG Warley 38 2 THIRD QUARTER VT Ferguson 6 run (Warley kick) 6:40 PIT Barlow 2 run (Lotz kick) :29 PIT Bryant 29 pass from Turman (Lot? kick) :04 FOURTH QUARTER The Wildcats lost their first game of the season and Pa'tell Troutman to a shoulder injury. ASSOCIATED PRESS GREENSBORO, N.C. Maurice Hicks rushed for 168 yards and a touchdown, and North Carolina defense grabbed five interceptions in a 30-19 victory against Bethune-Cookman on Saturday.

The Aggies (6-2, 4-1 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference) intercepted Allen Suber three times late in the fourth quarter to stem a rally by Bethune-Cookman Ahmad Blakeney had two interceptions for North Carolina The Aggies took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter on a 33-yard punt return by Chris Caldwell, but the Wildcats tied the score on a 2-yard run by Jay Rogers. After a field goal put the Aggies ahead, Keith Matkins hit Damian Phillips with a 17-yard scoring pass with 35 seconds left in the half to increase the margin to 16-7. The kick by Darren Dawkins failed. Bethune-Cookman quarterback Pa'tell Troutman, who threw only four passes, left in the second quarter because of an injured shoulder. PUR Standeford 5 pass from Brees (Dorsch kick) 12:46 College pounded Rutgers 42-1 3.

Field goals lift USM PUR Sutherland 19 pass from Brees (Dorsch kick) 5:59 OSU Westbrooks 2 run (Stultz kick) 2:16 PUR Morales 64 pass from Brees (Dorsch kick) 1:55 12:16 :16 EAST Mass Maritime 21 Frammuliaiii SI. 7 Merrimack 24 7 Middlebury20 Trinity. Conn. 3 Moravian 52 Susquehanna 33 Muhlenberg 21 Ursinus 1 9 New Hampshire 24 Massachusetts 1 6 Nichols 30 Westtield St. 3 Penn 41 BrownM Plymouth St.

25 Coast Guard 7 RPI35 St. John Fisher 19 Richmond 28 Villanova 16 Robert Morris 38 Wagner 31 Sacred Heart 46 lona7 Salve Regina 51 Mass -Dartmouth 27 Shepherd 21 GlenvilleSI. 11 Shippensburg 21 California. Pa. 17 SlipperyRock41 LockHaven15 South Florida 21 Conneclicul 13 Springfield 48 Cortland St.

28 St. Anselm 20 Siena 16 St. John's. NY 28 La Salle 2 St. Lawrence 14 Gettysburg 6 StonehiH 45 Bryant 13 Swarthmore 29 Franklin Marshall 21 Toledo 35 Navy 14 Towson 12 Monmouth, N.J.

0 Connecticut 35 Worcester Tech 10 W.Maryland 35 Widener21 W. Virginia St. 13 Concord 3 Washington Jefferson 58 Ttiisl 3 Wesley 33 Salisbury St. 29 Wesleyan, Conn. 33 Bowdoin 7 West Liberty 28 W.

Virginia Tech 10 Westminster, Pa. 24 Gannon 16 Wilkes 55 Lebanon Valley 0 Williams 24 Hamilton 10 Worcester St. 31 Maine Maritime 9 Yale 41 Columbia 0 SOUTH Alabama 34 Alabama St. 27 Auburn 21 Arkansas 19 Florida 34 Georgia 23 Florida A8M53 Hampton 24 Georgia Southern 42 ETSU7 Georgia Tech 31 Clemson 28 Howard 14 Norfolk St. 0 Jacksonville 17 Stony Brook 14, 20T Louisville 35 Tulane 32 MVSU 33 Prairie View 7 Mars Hill 25 Wingate18 Maryland 20 Duke 9 Miami 42 Louisiana Tech 31 Mississippi 43 UNLV40 Mississippi St.

61 Middle Tennessee 35 Morehead St. 73 Austin Peay 10 Morehouse 38 Kentucky St. 21 N. Carolina 30 Bethune-Cookman 1 9 Presbyterian 56 Virginia-Wise 7 Savannah St. 37 Fort Valley St.

13 Shenandoah 30 AverettO Stillman 35 Chowan 23 Tennessee 17 South Carolina 14 Tennessee Tech 36 Murray St. 21 Texas Lutheran 45 Louisiana College 28 Troy St. 41 Nicholls St. 12 Tuskegee23 Clark Atlanta 0 UAB16 East Carolina 13 UCF40 Alabama 38 ValdostaSI 45 North Alabama 21 Virginia 17 North Carolina 6 Virginia Tech 37 Pittsburgh 34 Virginia Union 42 Virginia St. 17 W.Carolina 41 VMI31 Kentucky 34 E.

Illinois 12 West Georgia 35 Harding 13 William Mary 26 Northeastern 15 Winston-Salem 44 Johnson C. Smith 12 Wofford 31 The Citadel 10 SOUTHWEST Arkansas Tech 42 Henderson St. 40 Austin 33 Mississippi College 30 Delta St. 52 Cent. Arkansas 21 East Central 26 W.

Hardln-Simmons44 E. Texas Baptist 7 Mary Hardin-Baylor 52 SulRossSt. 14 McMurry34 Howard Payne 26 McNeese SI. 31 Sam Houston St. 17 NW Oklahoma 63 Peru St.

0 Oklahoma 31 Nebraska 14 S. Arkansas 31 21 SMU21 Nevada 7 SW Texas 21 Northwestern St. 10 Southern Miss. 6 Houston 3 TCU 37 RiceO Texas 48 Baylor 14 Texas 26 Kansas St. 10 Trinity, Texas 24 Rhodes 0 West Alabama 27 Ouachita 22 MIOWEST Cincinnati 45 Miami (Ohio) 15 Iowa St.

39 Missouri 20 Michigan St. 14 Illinois 10 Midland Lutheran 41 Dakota Weslyn 13 Millikin50 North Park 12 27 Concordia. St 20 45 Wayne, Neb. 13 Monmouth, III. 62 Lawrence 33 Mount Union 62 Muskingum 7 N.

Colorado 49 St. Cloud St. 35 Dakota St. 41 28 N. Illinois 73 Buffalo 10 N.

Iowa 31 SW Missouri St. 13 NW Missouri St. 63 Washburn 21 Nebraska-Omaha 24 S. Dakota St 7 Northwestern 41 Minnesota 35 Northwestern, Iowa 37 Dana 16 Northwood. Mich.

41 Ashland 14 Noire Dame 34 Ohio Northern 38 Wilmington, Ohio 30 Ohio Wesleyan 35 Kenyon 27 Olivet Nazarene 41 Taylor 5 Olterbem 16 Heidelberg 14 Penn St. 27 Indiana 24 Pittsburg St 52 Missourl-Rolla 10 Purdue 31 Ohio St. 27 Ripon 1 7 Illinois College 12 SF. Missouri 34 Tenn -Martin 14 Saginaw Valley St. 31 Findlay 6 Sioux Falls 50 Nebraska Wesleyan 7 South Dakota 30 Mornmgside 7 Southwest Minn 24 14 St.

Fiancis, Ind. 48 Malone 10 St. Norbert 34 Lake Forest 13 St. Olal 34 MacaleslertO St Thomas Minn. 34 Guslav Adolphus 24 Sterling 34 Friends 14 Texas Tech 45 Kansas 39 Thomas More 17 Defiance 7 Tri-Slate37 Urbana 13 Upper Iowa 36 Dubuque 7 Valley City St 21 S.

Dakota Tech 14 W. Illinois 73 Morgan St. 17 W. Michigan 42 Kent St 0 Wartburg 30 Simpson, Iowa 24 Wayne, Mich. 24 Indianapolis 21 Wheaton, III 28 Elmhurst24 Winona St.

28 Northern SL.S.D. 21 Wis. Lutheran 20 Rockford 2 27 Claire 18 Wis -River Falls 30 20 7 Wisconsin 13 Iowa 7 Wittenberg 66 Hiram 0 Wooster 34 Oberlin 0 YoungstownSl.42 Indiana SI 7 FAR WEST Adams St. 29 Colorado Mines 25 CSNorthndge31 E. Washington 26 Calilornia 28 Southern Cal 16 Carroll, Mom.

17 Montana 0 Colorado 37 Oklahoma St. 21 E. New Mexico 35 Texas 7 Fort Lewis 21 NM Highlands 0 Hotstra 33 Cal Poly-SLO 30 Lintield 42 Puget Sound 7 Mesa. Colo 57 Nebraska-Kearney 27 Montana 33 Portland St. 21 N.

Arizona 32 Montana SI 9 New Mexico 10 Utah 3 Oregon 56 Arizona St. 55, OT Oregon 49 Montana Si -Northern 21 S. Utah 43 St. Mary's. Cal.

14 UC Davis 13 Sacramento St. 10 UCLA 27 Arizona 24 VT Suggs 3 run (Warley kick) VT FG Warley 27 A 56,272. A 00.003 Brant Hanna kicked two field goals as No. 14 Southern Mississippi edged host Houston 6-3. ALSO IN CONFERENCE USA: Rhett Gallego kicked three field goals as Ala Matkins 4 0 0.0 Parks 1 0 0.0 Gary 1 Battle 7 -9 -13 PASSING B-CC A I Yd Suber 10 21 4 110 Woulard 3 7 0 25 Troutman 0 4 1 0 Adrian 1 1 0 20 NCAT A I Yd Matkins 3 5 0 45 Battle 0 3 1 0 Williams 1 1 0 14 RECEIVING B-CC A Yd Avg Stanley 5 67 13.4 Lash 3 24 8.0 Parrish 3 13 4.3 Porter 2 31 15.5 Shepard 1 20 20.0 NCAT A Yd Avg Gary 1 1818.0 Phillips 1 1717.0 Matkins 1 1414.0 Helton 1 1010.0 B-CC NCAT Istdowns 17 14 Rush-Yds 39-133 48-173 Passing 155 59 C-A-l 14-33 4-9 Int.

5 1 Ret. Yds 155 170 Punts 4-27 5-43 Fumbles 2-1 3-2 Pen-Yds 11-5517-126 Time 29:37 30:23 INDIVIDUAL RUSHING B-CC A Yd Avg Troutman 9 52 5.8 Suber 10 35 3.5 Rogers 8 19 2.4 Lash 1 1212 0 Parrish 3 8 2.7 McCoy 2 8 4.0 Porter 1 4 4.0 Coggins 1 1 1.0 Woulard 3 -1 Adrian 1 -5 NCAT A Yd Avg Hicks 30 168 5.6 Alestock 2 7 3.5 North 1 7 7.0 D. Williams 2 4 2.0 Sutherland 2 -6 Team 4 -8 PASSING OSU A I Yd Bellisari 17 29 1 208 Pur A I Yd Brees 39 65 4 455 RECEIVING OSU All Ydl Avg Rambo 6 75 12.5 Germany 5 5911.8 Combs 3 3010.0 Sanders 2 3819.0 Cacchio 1 6 6,0 Pur Alt Ydl An Stratton 12 1U0 8 3 Sutherland .1014214.2 Morales 7 11b 16.4 Standeford 7 52 7.4 Simpson 2 3316.5 Winston 113 13.0 Meyer 4 14 3.5 Hawkins 1 0 0.0 PASSING Pit A I Yd Turman 17 26 1 311 VT A I Yd Vick 8 15 1 80 Meyer 7 13 0114 RECEIVING Pit Atl Ydl Avg Bryant 9 127 14.1 Grim 3 106 35 3 English 3 69 23.0 Polite 2 9 4.5 VT Alt Yd Avg Johnson 7 7911.3 Wiltord 2 25 12.5 Suggs 2 21 10.5 Wnn 1 28 28.0 Hawkins 1 1818.0 Moody 1 1212.0 Kendrlck 1 11 11.0 OSU Pur 1 si downs 12 25 Rush-Yds 31-70 28-31 Passing 208 455 C-A 17-29 39-65 Int 1 4 Returns 207 21 Punts. Fumbles 1-1 0-0 Penalties 6-63 4-31 Time 25:24 34:36 RUSHING OSU Alt Ydl An Combs 15 73 4.9 Westbrooks 7 19 2.7 Martin 1 1 1.0 Team 1 -1 0.0 Bellisari 7 -22 Pur Atl Yds Ag Lowe 14 38 2.7 Brees 6 4 0.7 Ennis 2 3 1.5 Pll VT 1st downs 17 30 Rush-Yds 29-24 61-283 Passing 311 194 C-A 17-26 15-28 Int 1 1 Returns 0 26 Punts 6-33 3-40 Fumbles 0-0 3-1 Penalties 4-27 3-33 Time 23:08 36:52 RUSHING Pit Alt Ydl An Barlow 15 34 2.3 Polite 2 5 2.5 Goings 1 4 4.0 Team 1 0 00 Turman 10 -19 0 0 VT Alt Ydl An Suggs 28 164 5.9 Kendrlck 12 39 3.2 Vick 10 34 3.4 Ferguson 6 .32 5.3 bama-Birmingham beat host East Carolina 16-13. Dave Ragone threw for three touchdowns and ran for another as Louisville edged visiting Tulane 35-32.

TCU cooks Rice LaDainian Tomlinson rushed for 200 and two touchdowns to lead No. 1 1 Texas Christian (7-0, 4-0 Western Athletic Conference) past visiting Rice (2-5, 1-4)37-0. ALSO IN THE WAC Johnnie Freeman scored all three touchdowns as Southern Methodist (2-6, 1-3) stopped Nevada (1-7, 04) 21-7. Marshall zips past Akron Byron Leftwich threw an 11 -yard touchdown pass to John Cooper with 26 seconds left to give Marshall (4-4, 3-2 Mid-American Conference) a 31-28 victory over Akron (4-5, 3-3). ALSO IN THE MAC Talmadge Hill's 5-yard touchdown run with 57 seconds to play lifted Ball State (44, 4-1) to a 38-34 victory over host Central Michigan (1-7, 1-4) Robert Sanford ran for 183 yards and two touchdowns as Western Michigan (7-1, 5-0) beat host Kent State (1-8, 1-5) 42-0.

Chris Fin-len passes for 223 yards and two No. 7 Oregon barely wins ASSOCIATED PRESS TEMPE, Ariz. In a game as wild as college football gets, Joey Harrington threw for 434 yards and tied a school record with six touchdown passes as No. 7 Oregon staged a fourth-quarter comeback to beat Arizona State in overtime 56-55. Irish survive in overtime ASSOCIATED PRESS SOUTH BEND, Ind.

Glenn Earl blocked a field goal as time expired, and Joey Geth-erall scored his third touchdown of the game in overtime as No. 19 Notre Dame beat Air Force 34-31. It was the first overtime victory ever for Notre Dame (6-2) in four tries and the first overtime loss for Air Force (5-3) in four tries. Julius Jones had 1 1 1 yards for the Irish. FAMU bounces back TALLAHASSEE With its conference title hopes in jeopardy, Florida beat Hampton 53-24 and joined three other teams atop the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference.

Quarterback Quinn Gray threw for 189 yards and four touchdowns and running back O.J. Marchbanks rushed for 189 yards and two touchdowns to help Florida (7-2, 6-1 MEAQ. The Rattlers defense largely shut down Hampton (6-2, 4-1), forcing four turnovers and giving up only 237 yards. USF trips Connecticut STORRS, Conn. Marquel Blackwell ran for a touchdown and threw for another as South Florida beat Connecticut 21-13 for its first victory over a Division I-A team.

UConn (3-5) is playing its first season as a I-A independent as it makes the transition into the Big East by 2005. South Florida (5-3) will become a full I-A member next year. The win also was the Bulls' first on the road this season. Blackwell was coming off two straight record-setting performances in which he threw for 509 yards. But strong winds, gusting to nearly 50 mph, took the punch out of the passing game.

Oregon 7 14 7 21 7 56 Arizona St. 7 14 7 21 6 55 touchdowns as host Northern Illinois ASU Pace 69 pass from Krohn (Barth kick) 6:06 1:42 ORE Morns 1 run (i-ranxei kick) SECOND QUARTER Air Force Notre Dame 0 10 18 331 0 7 21 634 (5-3, 3-1 drilled Buffalo (1 -7, 1 -4) 73-1 0. Lobos topple Utes Jarrod Baxter ran through the rain SECOND QUARTER ASU O'Neal 28 pass from Krohn (Barth kick) 13:49 ASU Fields recovered fumble in end zone (Barth kick) 6:56 ORE Howry 26 pass from Harrington (Frankel kick) 3:34 ORE Tucker 5 pass Irom Harrington (Frankel kick) :21 Hampton 3 6 8 7 24 FAMU 0 21 26 6 53 FIRST QUARTER HU FGBolden41, 1:20. SECOND QUARTER ND Hunter 10 pass from LoVecchio (Sena kick) 12:52 AF Palmer 23 pass from Thlessen (Adams kick) 8:07 AF FG Adams 27 3:06 THIRD QUARTER for a career-high 1 35 yards as host New Mexico (5-4, 3-1 Mountain West) THIRD QUARTER ASU Pace 37 run (Barth kick) 6:47 ORE Howry 66 pass from Harrington (Frankel kick) 5:44 FAMU-Junious 1 7 pass from Gray (Vasquez kick), 9:41. FAMU Marchbanks 20 run (Vasquez kick), 5:27.

FAMU Fortson 18 interception return (Vasquez kick), 4:20. stopped Utah (2-6, 1-3) 10-3. ND Getherall 28 pass from LoVecchio (Sena kick) 1 2:04 NO Givers 37 run (Setta kick) 3:17 ND Getherall 68 pass Irom LoVecchio (Setta kick) :46 FOURTH QUARTER 14:38 ASU Treio 2 pass Irom Krohn (Barth kick) HU Coley 1 run (run failed), 1:18. S.Florida 7 14 21 Connecticut 3 OIO 0 13 FIRST QUARTER CON FG Heyl 47 258 SECOND QUARTER USF Blackwell 7 run (Gramatica kick) 930 THIRD QUARTER CON Benson 6 run (Heyl kick) 6:00 CON FG Heyl 34 1j09 FOURTH QUARTER Bowers sets rushing mark FOURTH QUARTER THIR0 QUARTER ASU Ft Williams 90 pass from Krohn (Barth kick) 11:52 ORE Tucker 3 pass from Harrington (Frankel kick) 7:07 J. Bowers of Grove City (Pa.) Col AF Jessop 30 pass Irom Thlessen (Adams kick) 11:10 AF Giovanetti fumble recovery in end zone (McKay run) 6:09 AF FG Adams 34 1:56 ASU M.

Williams 59 run (Barth kick) 5:47 ORE Tucker 32 pass from Harrington (Frankel kick) 3:21 ORE Peelle 1 7 pass from Harrington (Frankel kick) :27 FAMU Junious 23 pass Irom Gray (kick blocked), 14:1 7. FAMU Marchbanks 15 run (Vasquez kick), 13:44. FAMU Nunnally 6 pass from Gray (Vasquez kick), 9:44. HU Coley 2 run (Coley run), 8:23. FAMU Nunnally 28 pass Irom Gray (run failed).

7:26. lege broke the NCAA all-division career rushing record, gaining 128 yards in a OVERTIME OVERTIME FOURTH QUARTER USF Dixon 1 run (Gramatica kick) 10:06 USF McPeady 9 pass from Blackwell (Gramatica kick) ORE Amundson 1 run (Frankel kick) ASU R. Williams 22 pass from Krohn (pass tailed) A 53,085. AFfG Adams 26 ND Getherall 9 run (no attempt). 20-14 win over host Bethany College.

Bowers surpassed the mark of Brian Shay of Emporia State and now has HU Cash 15 run (Morant kick). 6.23. FAMU Bowe 36 pass from Jackson (kick failed), 2:47. A 28.652. PASSING PASSING 6,999 yards.

ELSEWHERE: Deontey Kenner ran for one touchdown and passed for two more to lead host Cincinnati (4-4) past Miami (Ohio) (4-4) 45-15 Tavares Bolden passed for 135 yards and a Ore ASU 1st downs 25 29 Rush-Yds 40-131 51-235 Passing 434 432 C-A 26-43 21-34 Int 0 1 Returns 18 19 Punts 4-32 3 Fumbles 4-2 4-3 Penalties 7-51 8-58 Time 29:42 30:18 RUSHING Ore Alt Ydl Avg Morris 20 91 4.5 Amundson 14 41 2 9 Line 1 0 0.0 Harrington 5 -1 0.0 ASU Alt Ydl An A 16.585. USF CON Istdowns 20 18 Rush-Yds 43-151 30-115 Passing 165 180 C-A 19-28 14-36 Int 0 1 Returns 12 0 Punts 3-27 Fumbles 1-1 0-0 Penalties 6-42 4-20 Time 34:09 26:51 RUSHING USF Atl Ydl Avg Blackwell 16 83 5 2 Williams 22 65 2.9 Dixon 2 10 5.0 Smith 1 -3 -3 0 Coil Alt Ydl Avg Benson 22 119 5.4 Ftzsimmns 1 3 3.0 Tracey 2 2 1.0 Richmond 1 0 0.0 Small 1 -2 Dellaselva 3 -7 LoVecchio 7 18 2.6 Howard 1 4 4.0 Team 1 -1 PASSING AF A I Yd Thiessen 17 29 0 265 ND A I Yd LoVecchio 10 25 0 171 RECEIVING AF Alt Ydl Avg Fleming 8 163 20.4 Brown 2 19 95 Palmer 2 17 8 5 Jessop 1 30 30 0 McKay 1 1414.0 LaBasco 1 5 5.0 Amezaga 1 5 5.0 Beard 1-5 5 0 ND Atl Ydl Avg Getherall 4 116 29 0 Hunter 2 26 13 0 Givens 2 16 8.0 Fisher 1 7 7.0 Jones 1 6 6.0 USF A I Yd Blackwell 19 28 0 165 Con A Yd Richmond 11 25 1 157 Tracey 3 10 0 23 RECEIVING USF Atl Ydl Avg McReady 5 53 10.6 iskra 4 24 6 0 Williams 4 7 1.75 Jackson 3 62 20 6 Smith 2 17 8 5 Porter 1 2 2.0 Con Alt Ydl Avg Flzsminns 6 23 3.8 Timko 3 4414.7 O'Connor 2 2311 5 Sorrells 1 43 43 0 Benson 1 32 32.0 Hill 1 1515.0 AF NO 1st downs 27 19 Rush-Yds 53-206 47-212 Passing 265 171 C-A 17-29 10-25 Int 0 0 Returns 19 1 Punts 6-37 7-38 Fumbles 3-1 1-1 Penalties 3-14 6-52 Time 30:52 2908 RUSHING AF Atl Ydl Avg Thiessen 17 55 3.2 Brown 11 42 3 8 McKay 6 41 6.8 Becker 9 35 3.9 Palmer 6 21 35 Beard 3 8 2.7 Amezaga 1 4 4 0 ND Alt Ydl Avg J.Jones 27111 4.1 Givens 1 37 37.0 Getherall 2 22 11.0 Fisher 8 21 2.6 Collier 2 -1 Jackson 1 -5 -5 0 PASSING Him A I Yd Cash 10 25 2 97 FAMU A I Yd Gray 17 28 0 189 Jackson 3 3 0 60 RECEIVING Him Alt Ydl Avg Blount 4 50 12.5 Smith 3 39 13.0 Coley 2 -6 Compton 1 14 14.0 FAMU Alt Ydl Avg Nunnally 5 51 10.2 Junious 4 53 13.3 Hines 4 52 13 0 Brown 4 33 83 Collier 2 24 12.0 Bowe 1 36 36.0 Ore A I Yd Harrington 26 43 0 434 ASU A I Yd Krohn 21 34 1 432 RECEIVING Ort Atl Ydl Avg Tucker 1113812.5 Willis 5 50 10.0 Howry 4 125 31.2 Pelle 3 80 26.7 Collins '1 19190 Parker 1 1414 0 Morris 1 8 8.0 ASU Atl Ydl Avg Heap 6 98 16.3 Williams 4 124 31.0 O'Neal 4 64 160 Taplln 2 14 7 0 Pace 1 69 690 Dennard 1 25 25 0 Karney 1 20 20.0 Plnkard 1 1616.0 Treio 1 2 2.0 Ham FAMU Istdowns 17 25 Rush-Yds 42-140 34-219 Passing 97 249 C-A-l 10-25 20-31 Int. 2 0 Return 243 93 Yds Punts 7-42 6-38 Fumbles 3-2 0-0 Pen-Yds 6-60 8-88 Time 29:16 30:44 RUSHING Ham Atl Ydl Avg Cash 12 60 6.0 Coley 18 57 3.2 Morant 8 26 3 3 Clement 3 8 2 7 Compton 1-11 -11 FAMU Alt Ydl Avg Marchbanks 23 189 8.2 Gray 7 27 3.9 Nunnally 1 9 9.0 touchdown and ran for 87 yards and a score in an easy 35-14 win for Toledo (7-1) over host Navy (0-8) 35-14. Bart Hendricks threw three touchdowns and ran for another to lead Boise State (6-2, 2-0 Big West) over host New Mexico State (3-5, 1-1) 34-31. Pace Williams Karney Hightower Krohn 33 158 4 8 8 70 8 8 2 6 30 1 1 1.0 7 0 0.0 From Wire Reports Washington 31 Stanford 28- 7iJfJ.