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Sunday, November 7, 2004 SATURDAY'S SIDELIGHTS David Greene, Georgia: Div. I-A record for QBs with 40th win, eclipising Peyton Manning's mark, a Jerome Harrison, Wash Carried school-record 42 times for 247 yards, 3 TDs in victory. Hawaii's Timmy Chang surpassed Ty Detmer's NCAA career passing mark of 15,031 yards. ootball Ti ASSOCIATED PRESS College ff Pitt TOP 20 Key stop, Rhodes' TD decisive in 2 OTs "ij) AswM'iiiied Pffss cessful field goal after six straight misses four by Barber and two by punter Brendan Carney over a three-game span. And when Cummings missed wide left from 51 yards on the final play of regulation the Orange had another chance.

"There was a lot pressure," said Barber, a fifth-year senior who had lost his starting job to Carney two weeks ago. "I'm just happy I got the opportunity." "You're a fifth-year guy and you want to lead and you get pulled," said Jones, who caught four passes for 136 yards and one touchdown. "It can weigh on you, make you question yourself. He can kick." In the first overtime, Palko hit Joe DelSardo with a 9-yard scoring pass for Pitt. Syracuse, helped by an interference call on linebacker H.B.

Blades on a third-and-10 play, tied the game on Perry Patterson's 3-yard run. The Orange had the ball first in the second extra period and, with starting tailback Walter Reyes out with a shoulder inj ury after gai ning 1 23 yards and scoring the game's first touchdown, Rhodes became the workhorse. Rhodes ran the ball six times in seven plays, gaining 17 yards around the left side to set up his winning run. Rhodes had 103 yards on 23 carries. Pitt gained only 4 yards on its first two downs and DelSardo made a great diving reception on third down, coming up just shy of the first-down marker.

Palko then called a play over the weak side, but linebacker Kellen Pruitt and Ferri stopped Kirkley for no gain. ing night. "By no means is the season over," said quarterback Tyler Palko, who threw for 342 yards and three TDs and was not intercepted. "The season was supposed to be over after we started out 2-2 and we showed a lot of character. We'll see what happens as far as the postseason.

I think we have a lot to look forward to." That Syracuse still does is somewhat remarkable. For some unexplained reason, Pasqualoni sent in freshman quarterback Joe Fields late in the first half and it turned into a brilliant move. On his only play of the game, Fields, who had not thrown a pass since the third game of the season, hit Jared Jones with a 60-yard touchdown pass to put the Orange up, 21-6. Things started to unravel after that. Greg Lee made a spectacular one-hand catch near the Syracuse 15 and loped into the end zone to complete a 57-yard scoring play with 1 :42 left in the half and move the Panthers within 21-13.

Fired-up, Pitt tied it at 21 midway through the third when Palko hit tight end Erik Gill with a 1 5-yard scoring strike in the corner of the end zone and the two-point conversion pass over the middle. The Orange, which gained only 133 yards in the second half, seemed doomed when Josh Cummings nailed a 24-yard field goal late in the third. But Syracuse drove 70 yards in 13 plays on its final possession of regulation and Collin Barber kicked a game-tying, 27-yard field oal with 7 1 seconds left. It was Syracuse's first suc By JOHN KEKIS Associated Press SYRACUSE Hundreds of fans stormed the Carrier Dome field, the Syracuse locker room turned into a sea of bedlam.and headcoach Paul Pasqualoni found it all a little hard to believe as he hugged one of the game balls. He wasn't alone.

Damien Rhodes scored on a 2-yard run in the second overtime and the Syracuse defense stopped Pittsburgh tailback Raymond Kirkley on a fourth-and-1 play at the 16-yard line, sending the Orange to a dramatic 38-31 victory on Saturday. "I've never been so anxious to see them bring the chain out," said Pasqualoni, who has been under fire as the team has struggled toa 15-18 record over the past three seasons. "It's pretty emotional." The victory was only the seventh for Syracuse in its last 1 8 Big East games and kept alive the postseason hopes of the Orange Big East moved into second place in the conference behind No. 1 5 West Virginia (8-1. 4-0).

It's a great victory for the team," said Diamond Ferri, who had 12 tackles and returned twokickoffs81 yards. "It boosts us up in the bowl game standings, and now we're going to go into Temple and BC fired-up." It was the second double-overtime loss in the Carrier Dome in four years for Pitt (5-3, 3-2) and put a dent in the Panthers' hopes of winning the Big East title, although they still have a game against the Mountaineers on Thanksgiv Assouali'd Press' SU coach Paul Pasqualoni is given a celebratory hug by defensive back Diamond Ferri after the 38-31 overtime victory over Pitt on Saturday. SYRACUSE 38, PITTSBURGH 31 Pittsburgh 6 7 11 0 7 0-31 Syracuse 7 14 0 3 7 7-38 First Quarter Syr-Reyes 1 run (Carney kick), 9:59. Pit Kirkley 5 run (kick tailed). .17.

Second Quarter Syr Evans 5 pass from Patterson (Barber kick). 7:11. Syr-Jones 60 pass trom Fields (Barber kick), 4 43. Pit-Lee 58 pass from Palko (Cummings kick), 1 :42. Third Quarter Pit-Gill 15 pass from Palko (Gill pass trom Palko), 8.15.

Pit-FG Cummings 24, 4:23. Fourth Quarter Syr-FG Barber 27, 1:11. First Overtime Pit-DelSardo 9 pass from Palko (Cummings kick). Syr-Patterson 3 run (Barber kick). Second Overtime Syr Rhodes 2 run (Barber kick), Pit Syr First downs 23 23, Rushes-yards 39-101 52-23S- Passing 342 230.

Comp-Att-Int 28-42-0 16-29-1 Return Yards 24 48' Punls-Avg 7-46 6 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 5-60 8-67 Time of Possession 31:24 28:36 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Pittsburgh, Kirkley 17-68, Murphy 9-41, Furman 5-8, team 1-(minus 2), Palko 7-(rninus 14). Syracuse, Reyes 17-123, Rhodes 23-103. Gregory 2-15, Sellers 1-6, Patterson 9-(minus 8). PASSING-Pittsburgh, Palko 28-42-0-342. Syracuse.

Patterson 15-28-1-170, Fields 1-1-0-60. RECEIVING-Pittsburgh, Lee 9-188, Furman 9-63, DelSardo 6-45, Gill 2-33. Kirkley 1-9. Acierno 1-4. Syracuse.

Gregory 6-35, Jones 4-136, Rhodes 2-25, Moss 1-16, Fontenette 1-9, Evans 1-5, Reyes 1-4. Colgate wins on late TD and blocked field goal try I Cornell 14. Dartmouth 7: Rvan Kuhn Ziska's 26-yard field goal attempt was blocked by Jeff Galletly. It was the 1 7th straight home win for Colgate and the first Patriot League loss for Lafayette (6-3, 3-1) this season. Colgate tied the score at 7 on a 21 -yard pass from Brown to tight end Tyrone Gould in the first quarter.

Brown hit De Wayne Long with a 9-yard scoring pass to end a 10-play drive late in the second quarter. Ziska kicked a 24-yard field goal in the third quarter, and Lafayette took a 19-14 lead on a touchdown but the two-point conversion pass failed. Associated Press Chris Brown passed for a career-high 318 yards and two touchdowns to lead Colgate to a 22-19 Division I-A A victory over visiting Lafayette on Saturday. The Raiders, trailing 19-14 with 7:51 to play, drove 71 yards capped by Jamaal Branch's 4-yard touchdown run off left tackle. Branch carried 25 times for 85 yards.

Colgate's Luke Graham had six catches for 120 yards, and Oxford's Mike Chrystie grabbed five passes for 1 1 1 yards. Lafayette had a chance to tie but Rick threw for 1 35 yards and a touchdown to lead Cornell (3-5) past visiting Dartmouth (0-8). Kuhn hit Chad Nice on a 50-yard TD pass play in the second quarter about four minutes after Cornell's Nate Tarsi recovered a fumble and ran 50 yards for the Big Red's first score. Tarsi scooped the ball after safety Brad Kitlowski jarred it loose from Dartmouth receiver Andrew Hall at Dartmouth scored midway in the third quarter when Charles Rittgers and Bob Murphy hooked up on a 73-yard TD pass play. SATURDAY'S GAMES.

1. SOUTHERN CAL at Oregon State, late Next: vs. Arictmu, Saiunluy 2. OKLAHOMA 42, (No. 22) Texas ASM 35 Next: vs.

Nebraska. Saturday Jason White threw five touchdown passes, including the decisive one with 6:43 left, and the Sooners (9-0, 6-0 Big 12) beat the host Aggies (6-3, 4-2). White, the reigning Heisman Trophy winner, was 1 9 of 35 for 292 yards as swarmed to freshman running back Adrian Peterson, who ran for 101 yards and a touchdown on 29 carries. It was his ninth straight 100-yard game. With the game tied in the fourth quarter and third-and-10 at the Aggies' 39, White stepped up and away from pressure to deliver a strike down the middle to Mark Bradley, who slipped a tackle at the 15 and went in for a 42-35 lead.

Reggie McNeal left with an apparent injury in the third quarter. McNeal was relieved by Ty Branyon. The former walk-on led Texas on a long drive with five completions, but the march stalled at the Sooners' 4. Later, Branyon scrambled and passed the Aggies to the Sooners' 33 with nine seconds left and no timeouts. His first Hail Mary went out of the end zone, and his final heave was tipped and fell just out of the reach of Chad Schroeder in the end zone.

3. AUBURN (9-0), idle Next: vs. (No. H) Georgia, Saturday 4. CALIFORNIA 28, Oregon 27 Next: at Washington, Saturday Geoff McArthur caught eight passes for 121 yards and two touchdowns and the Golden Bears Pac-10) stopped the Ducks (5-4, 4-2) near midfield with 1 :39 left when Keith AHen couldn't hold onto a pass.

Aaron Rodgers passed for 275 yards and three TDs, and J.J. Arrington ran for 1 88 yards and a score for the Bears. Kellen Clemens threw four touchdown passes in the first half for Oregon. But two key mistakes made the difference: Jared Siegel missed an extra point in the first quarter, and Oregon's final drive ended when Allen dropped an easy fourth-down pass that would have put the Ducks well within field goal range. Cal went ahead on McArthur's 19-yard TD catch with 13:25 to play followed by the point-after.

5. WISCONSIN 38, Minnesota 14 Next: at Michigan Stale. Saturday Anthony Davis ran for 124 yards and two touchdowns, and quarterback John Stocco threw for a career-high 297 yards and a touchdown as the Badgers (9-0, 6-0 Big Ten) beat the visiting Gophers (6-4, 3-4), who have lost four of five. Wisconsin, which was averaging 21 points a game, had that by the end of the first quarter and scored on its first five possessions to take a 31-0 lead. Davis scored on two 1 -yard runs and set up Stocco's 1-yard keeper with a 21 -yard scamper before he was shoved out of bounds just shy of the pylon by safety John Pawielski.

Stocco also threw a 1 7-yard scoring strike to Jonathan Orr, and Mike Allen kicked a 41-yard field goal. 6. TEXAS 56, (No. 19) Oklahoma State 35 Next: at Kansas, Saturday Cedric Benson scored five touchdowns and Vince Young had a strong passing game to help the Longhorns (8-1, 5-1 Big 12) rally from a 35-7 first-half deficit to beat the Cowboys (6-3, 3-3). Young passed for 278 yards and a touchdown and ran for another score, and Benson's fourth TD gave Texas its first lead at 42-35 early in the fourth quarter.

Benson's last TD, a 6-yard bullrush in which he pushed four defenders across the goal line, put the exclamation point on the comeback. Trailing by four touchdowns in the first half, the Longhorns scored on five straight possessions to take the lead and control. 7. UTAH vs. Colorado State, late Next: at Wyoming, Saturday 8.

GEORGIA 62, Kentucky 17 Next: at (No. 3) Auburn, Saturday David Greene passed for 259 yards and set an NCAA Division l-A record for most wins by a quarterback as the visiting Bulldogs (8-1 6-1 SEC) beat the Wildcats (1-8, 0-6). Georgia scored on six consecutive possessions to build a 34-3 lead in the third quarter. Georgia freshman tailback Thomas Brown rushed for a career-high 130 yards and had three short TD runs. The Bulldogs finished with a season-high 589 yards of total offense.

Greene is 40-9 as a starting quarterback, breaking Peyton Manning's Division l-A record for career wins. Greene completed 14 of 19 passes, including a touchdown, and ran his streak of consecutive passes without an interception to 206, breaking the SEC mark of 200 set in 1997 by Stewart Patridge of Mississippi. Fresno State's Trent Dilfer holds the Division l-A record of 271 9. TENNESSEE lost to Notre Dame, 17-13 Next: at VanJerbilt, Saturday Nor. 20 Tennessee lost the second member of its heralded freshman quarterback duo and the visiting Fighting Irish (6-3) capitalized with an interception return for a touchdown to beat the Volunteers (7-2).

Erik Ainge separated his right shoulder on the final play of the first half when he recovered his own fumble and was sacked. He did not return. His injury came a week after Brent Schaefter broke his collarbone. Junior Rick Clausen, the younger brother of former Tennessee quarterback Casey Clausen, replaced Ainge in the second half. Clausen was being sacked by Derek Landri when tie let the ball go.

Notre Dame's Mike Goolsby caught it and returned it 26 yards for a touchdown and a 14-10 lead. Brady Quinn was 12 of 23 for 1 18 yards and a touchdown for Notre Dame, which only had 2 1 6 yards of total offense. 10. MICHIGAN (8-1), idle Next: vs. Northwestern.

Saluntav Notre Dame linebacker Mike Goolsby, 41 celebrates picking off a pass and returning it for a key fourth-quarter touchdown as the Irish won at Tennessee, 17-13. 11. MIAMI lost to Clemson, 24-171 Next: at (No. 12) Virginia, Saturday Reggie Merriweather rah for a career-high 114 yards and three touchdowns, including a 2-yard score in overtime as the visiting Tigers (5-4, 4-3 ACC) beat the Hurricanes (6-2, 3-2). Clemson rallied from a 1 7-3 halftime deficit.

Then on its overtime possession, Miami moved to the Clemson 5, but three straight incompletions by Brock Berlin sealed the Hurricanes' second straight loss. 12. VIRGINIA 16, Maryland 0 Next: vs. (No. II) Miami.

Saturday Wali Lundy ran for two touchdowns, giving him 14 this season, and the host Cavaliers (7-1 4-1 ACC) beat the Terrapins (4-5, 2-4). Alvin Pearman ran for 170 yards on 31 carries and Lundy added 107 yards on 24 attempts. 13. FLORIDA STATE 29, Duke 7 Next: at North Carolina State. Saturday Backup quarterback Wyatt Sexton led three long scoring drives in the second half and Gary Cismesia tied a school record with five field goals in his college debut to lead the Seminoles (7-2, 5-2 ACC) past the Blue Devils (1-8.

0-6). Sexton replaced Chris Rix, who failed to get the Seminoles into the end zone in the first half while making his first start in six weeks. The Seminoles went up 1 9-9 on Cismesia's fourth field goal, and Sexton's 45-yard touchdown pass to Chris Davis. 14. LOUISVILLE (6-1) beat Memphis, 56-49 (four.) Next: vs.

Texas Christian, Wednesday 15. WEST VIRGINIA 42, Temple 21 Next: vs. (No. 24) Boston College, Saturday Kay-Jay Harris had four touchdowns and Rasheed Marshall threw for three scores to lead the host Mountaineers (8-1 4-0 Big East) over the Owls (1 -8, 0-4). West Virginia's Chris Henry, benched for the first half after being ejected against Rutgers, scored on a 40-yard pass from Marshall late in the third quarter for a 35-14 lead.

16. BOISE STATE (8-0), idle Next: at San Jose Slate, Saturdtiy 17. LOUISIANA STATE (6-2), idle Next: vs. Alabama. Saturday 18.

VIRGINIA TECH 27, North Carolina 24 Next: vs. Mankind, Thursday. Nov. 18 Mike Imoh ran for 236 yards and two touchdowns as the Hokies (7-2, 4-1 ACC) beat the host Tar Heels (4-5, 3-3). Connor Barth's 54-yard field goal try to tie with about a minute left was short.

Carolina upset Miami last week on a last-play field goal by Barth. Imoh passed the 200-yard mark with a 13-yard touchdown run for a 27-14 lead with 3:40 left in the third quarter. 19. OKLAHOMA ST. lost to (No.

6) Texas, 56-35 Next: vs. Baylor, Saturday See story above. 20. IOWA 23, Purdue 21 Next: at Minnesota, Saturday Drew Tate threw two touchdown passes and the Hawkeyes (7-2) forced five turnovers and blocked two field goal tries in beating the visiting Boilermakers (5-4). Iowa ran its home winning streak to 17.

Purdue has lost four in a row. Brandon Kirsch, starting for the injured Kyle Orton, threw three touchdown pass for Purdue. But his miscues in the fourth quarter, one fumble and two interceptions, scuttled Purdue's attempt to rally from a 1 7-point deficit. 21. SO.

MISSISSIPPI lost to Cincinnati, 52-24 at Memphis. Friday Gino Guidugli threw three of his school-record five touchdown passes to Hannibal Thomas to lead the visiting Bearcats (5-4, 4-2 Conference USA) over the Golden Eagles (5-2, 4-1 Guidugli's 80-yard touchdown pass to Thomas the Bearcats' longest completion in nearly a decade on the second play of the second half broke the game open. The two also connected on touchdown passes covering 1 5 and 47 yards, and Thomas finished with 168 yards on seven catches. 22. TEXAS lost to (No.

2) Oklahoma, 42-35 Next: vs. Texas Tech. Saturday See story above. 23. ARIZONA STATE 34, Stanford 31 Next: vs.

Washington State, Saturday Andrew Walter threw 4 yards to Matt Miller his fourth touchdown pass of the night with nine seconds to play to give the Sun Devils (7-2, 4-2 Pac-1 0) the victory over the Cardinal (2-4, 4-5). Cardinal backup quarterback T.C. Ostran-der gave his team a 31-26 lead with a 67-yard touchdown pass to Alex Smith with 2:02 remaining. 24. BOSTON COLLEGE 21, Rutgers 10 Next: at (No.

15) West Virginia. Saturday Paul Peterson scored on a 1-yard run and threw for a touchdown to lead the host Eagles (6-2, 2-1 Big East) past the Scarlet Knights (4-5, 1-4). Peterson's sneak made it 14-10 with 3:42 left in the third quarter. 25. TEXAS EL PASO (6-2), idle Next: vs.

Rice, Saturday Punchless Penn State falls again Scores the 1-yard line to give the Wildcats. Big Ten) a 14-7 lead. Zack Mills' 24-yard pass to, Michael Robinson late in the fourth; quarter gave the Nittany Lions a first down on Northwestern's But Penn State (2-7, 0-6) couldn't, advance the ball, turning it over on downs with just more than three minutes left. Associated Press STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Noah Herron rushed for 175 yards, setting up one touchdown and scoring another, to lead Northwestern past Penn State 14-7 Saturday.

After a scoreless third quarter, Herron carried on the first two plays of the fourth, punching it in from Ithaca blanks Alfred: Hartwick routed Springfield 42, Hartwick 14: Tim Lutgens ran for 164 yards and a touchdown to lead Springfield (6-2, 3-2 Empire 8) past visiting Hartwick (1-7, 0-5). Mark Zappia scored on a 1-yard run and Richard Sands caught a 28-yard scoring pass from Matt Nazarian for Hartwick. From news service reports Josh Felicetti threw for 204 yards and two touchdowns to lead Ithaca College a 24-0 victory at Alfred on Saturday. Both teams are 7-2. Ithaca's Vince Dargush and Jamie Free caught touchdown passes.

mmmrnrnfflmv' ii SOUTH Alabama 30, Mississippi St. 14 Alabama 22, Jackson St. 6 Alabama St. 37. Grambling St.

23 Alcorn St. 31, MVSU 30 Appalachian St, 48, Elon 7 Austin Peay 20, Davidson 17, 20T Charleston Southern 58, Allen 6 Cincinnati 52, Southern Miss. 24 Clemson 24, Miami 17, OT Coastal Carolina 52, Savannah St. 14 Kentucky 41, Tenn. -Martin 14 Florida 34, Vanderbilt 17 Flonda St.

29, Duke 7 Furman 29, Georgia Southern 22 Georgia 62, Kentucky 17 Georgia Tech 24. N.C. State 14 Hampton 24, Bethune-Cookman 17 Jacksonville St. 51, Samford 18 James Madison 20, Delaware 13 Liberty 38, VM1 17 Louisiana-Monroe 32, Utah St. 25 Morehead St.

49, Charleston, W.Va. 3 Morgan St. 58, Norfolk St. 28 Nicholls St. 41, Stephen F.Austin 23 Northwestern St.

44, Texas State 7 Notre Dame 17, Tennessee 13 Ohio 17. UCF 16, OT Richmond 24, Towson 0 S. Carolina St. 23, Howard 16 SE Louisiana 51 Jacksonville 3 South Carolina 35. Arkansas 32 Tennessee St 38, SE Missouri 36 Tenn.

Tech 40, E. Illinois 37, 20T The Citadel 44, Chattanooga 24 Troy 24. Florida Atlantic 6 Tulane 42, Navy 10 Virginia 16. Maryland 0 Virginia Tech 27. North Carolina 24 William Mary 37, Villanova 29 Wofford 49.

Gardner-Webb 17 MIDWEST Bowling Green 52, W. Michigan 0 Colorado 30. Kansas 21 Drake 45, Upper Iowa 27 E. Mich, 61. Cent.

Michigan 58, 40T Illinois 26, Indiana 22 Iowa 23. Purdue 21 Iowa St 34, Nebraska 27 Kansas St. 35, Missouri 24 Iowa 58, Indiana St. 6 Ohio St 32, Michigan St. 19 S.

Illinois 41, Illinois St. 14 Valparaiso 31, Butler 26 W. Kentucky 28. SW Missouri St. 24 Wisconsin 38, Minnesota 14 Youngstown St 34, W.

Illinois 9 SOUTHWEST Bluff 24, Prairie View 23 Fresno St. 52, Rice 21 Houston 34, East Carolina 24 Oklahoma 42, Texas 35 SMU 41, Tulsa 35, OT Sam Houston St. 52. McNeese St. 47 Texas 56, Oklahoma St.

35 Texas Tech 42, Baylor 17 FAR WEST Arizona 23, Washington 13 Arizona St 34. Stanford 31 BYU49. San Diego St. 16 California 28, Oregon 27 E. Washington 38, Cal Poly-SLO 21 Idaho 45.

Arkansas St. 31 Montana 34, N. Anzona 22 N. Dakota St. 31 Weber St.

17 New Mexico St. 44. Mid. Tenn. 10 Portland St.

42. Idaho St. 21 Sacramento St. 38, Montana St. 28 Washington St 31, UCLA 29 Wyoming 53, UNLV 45, SOT Friday's result N.

Texas 27, Louisiana-Lafayette 1 7 Saturday's results EAST Air Force 31 Army 22 Albright 45. Moravian 39 Allegheny 26, Earlham 7 American Inter. 29. St. Anselm 24 Bloomsburg 23, Millersville 20 Boston College 21, Rutgers 10 Bowdoin 21 Bates 0 Bridgewater, Mass.

33, Mass. Maritime 7 Brockport 43, College of N.J. 0 Brown 24, Yale 17 Bucknell 21 Fordham 20 Buffalo St. 18, Thiel 12 CW. Post 39, Assumption 7 Carnegie-Mellon 63, Bethany, W.Va.

7 Cent. Connecticut St. 38, Stony Brook 28 Colby 17, Tufts 3 Colgate 22, Lafayette 19 Concord 26, West Liberty 14 Cornell 14, Dartmouth 7 Curry 34, Westfield St 7 Delaware Valley 12, Wilkes 0 Dickinson 27, Gettysburg 6 Duquesne 56, La Salle 35 East Stroudsburg 41 Mansfield 7 Edinboro 38, Lock Haven 17 Enaicott47, MIT 17 FDU-Fiorham 28, Husson 14 Fairmont St. 48, Glenville St. 20 Fitchburg St 24, Worcester St 0 Franklin Marshall 28, Ursinus 21 Gannon 50, Tiffin 39 Harvard 38, Columbia 0 Hobart 33, Union, Y.

27, OT Hofstra31, Maine 20 Holy Cross 44, Maiist 13 Indiana, Pa. 35, California, Pa. 23 Ithaca 24, Alfred 0 Johns Hopkins 38, Hampden-Sydney 14 Kent St. 33, Buffalo 7 King's. Pa.

48, Juniata 10 Kings Point 33, St. Lawrence 27, OT Kutztown 38, Cheyney 13 Lebanon Valley 30. Susquehanna 21 Lehigh 49. Georgetown, D.C. 18 Maine Maritime 41.

Framingham St. 7 28. Salve Regina 7 Massachusetts 26, Northeastern 22 McDaniei 7, Muhlenberg 6 Merrimack 42, Stonehill 7 Middlebury 29, Hamilton 13 Monmouth, N.J. 28, Sacred Heart 10 New Hampshire 27, Rhode Island 3 Northwestern 14, Penn St. 7 Norwich 33, Utica 13 Penn 16.

Princeton 15 RPI 28. Rochester 14 Robert Morris 34, Albany, N.Y. 7 Rowan 61 William Paterson 6 S. Connecticut 35. Bryant 20 Shepherd 58, WVU Tech 7 Shippensburg 24, West Chester 21 Slippery Rock 31 Clarion 14 Springfield 42, Hartwick 14 St Peter's 23.

lona 14 Syracuse 38, Pittsburgh 31 20T Trinity, Conn. 31, Amherst 7 W. Connecticut 21, Kean 10 W. New England 35. Nichols 31 W.

Virginia St 31, W. Va. Wesl. 23 WPI 35, Coast Guard 28 Wagner 17. St Francis, Pa.

14 Wash. Jeff. 28. Washington, Mo. 6 Waynesburg 30, Frosfburg St.

19 Wesley 36. Chowan West Virginia 42, Temple 21 Westminster, Pa. 9, Grove City 6 Widener 7. Lycoming 0 Williams 30. Wesleyan, Conn.

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