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D4 Monday, November 20, 2000 The Honolulu Advertiser I mmm enniBQii I Mw 31 fev See Page Dl. Northeast Conference Atlantic 10 Conference wteLAiAl ail ifiii liwTiiffliiiiiiii Tin 1 iilMMriiMsJM PA 140 147 215 318 174 285 216 262 PA 175 180 246 185 314 314 256 361 257 305 Conference All Qamaa PF PA 318 107 194 104 232 122 297 169 161 114 130 240 96 180 142 245 50 339 PF 0 365 1 314 5 306 6 342 6 200 6 174 6 169 8 182 Robert Morris Sacred Heart Wagner Albany. N.Y. Monmouth. N.J.

Cent. Conn. St -St. John's, NY Stony Brook St. Francis.

Pa. Oil 71 Conference Ai PF PA I Games PF 1 456 2 225 4 312 5 300 5 289 6 268 6 319 6 385 8 175 7 279 Delaware Richmond Massachusetts James Madison New Hampshire William Mary Maine Villanova Rhode Island Northeastern 7 1 290 161 10 179 112 9 216 166 183 152 181 238 196 213 206 184 271 313 118 177 133 257 OHahoma still tops, but Florida teams lurking 436 Atlantic Coast Wm I CUo VaSey Conference (feriferenoe All Games VV PF PA 7 0 266 95 PF 10 1 363 Hawai'l vs. UC Irvine. 3:30. Saturday, games at 9 11:10.

1:20 p.m., 3:30 with Hewa'i playing the 1:20 p.m. game. Sunday 9 a.m. (seventh place); 11:10 (consolation); 1:20 (third); 3 (championship). WHERE: Stan Sheriff Center.

TICKETS: UH Ticket Office (9564482) open 8-4 and two hours before games. Also available at Ticket Plus outlets (5264400). Lower level $8 and $6 (Super Rooter UH student). Upper level $6 general. $5 senior dozens (65otder), $4 students.

PARKING: $3. Maui Invitational basketball WHERE: Lanaina Cmc Center. WHEN: Today Chemmade vs. Arizona, 9 a.m.; Connecticut vs. Dayton, 11 a.m.; Maryland vs.

Louisville. 4 p.m.; Illinois vs. UNLV, 6:30 p.m. -9 a.m., 11 a.m.. 2 p.m., 4:30 p.m.

Wednesday 6:30 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. championship, 4:30 p.m. TICKETS: AJKlay tickets. $60 for reserved; $40 for general admission. Singlegame pnces vary.

Advance tickets with credit card, can O'ahu Travel at 1-80O8263822. For complete ticket information, check www.maunnvitational.com. PA 128 8 3 430 197 8 3 317 217 6 5 366 329 6 5 267 156 3 8 278 372 3 8 224 403 2 9 122 453 PA W. Kentucky Illinois Tennessee Tech Murray St. E.

Kentucky Tennessee St SE Missouri 123 212 194 213 294 284 284 1 249' 98 3 208 103 3 238 225 4 137 112 5 180 270 6 148 258 7 36 301 330 430 Pacific-10 Conference Conference I PF PA 7 1 275 161 All Games PF 1 359 PA Oregon State PA 203 1 353 246 2 316 219 6 261 294 5 237 207 seeded Delaware (10-1), making its first playoff appearance since 1997 and 11th overall, will entertain Portland State. In other games, Appalachian State (8-3) will be at No. 4 Troy State (9-2); No. 12 Florida (9-2) at No. 5 Western Kentucky (10-1); No.

11 Hofstra (8-3) at No. 6 Furman (9-2); No. 10 Lehigh (11-0) at No. 7 Western Illinois (9-2); No. 9 Youngstown State (9-2) at No.

8 Richmond (9-2). The championship game is Dec 16 in Chattanooga, Term. APTop25 The Top Twenty Five teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes In parentheses, records through Nov. 19, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and ranking in the previous poH: 213 181 Washington Oregon Stanford Anzona UCLA Anzona State Southern Cal Washington State California 258 183 215 172 293 250 359 348 193 210 186 174 251 282 199 218 6 208 256 6 167 260 6 204 240 161 180 6 5 333 347 5 5 266 255 5 6 288 299 4 7 281 354 3 8 246 295 153 238 291 397 Patriot League Warriors football WHAT: Saturday Hawaii vs. Wisconsin.

6:05 p.m. WHERE: Aloha Stadium. TICKETS: Ticket Plus outlets. Call 526-4400 Or order on Web site at wwM.Dckets.com. Also available at Aloha Stadium Bo Office.

Monday-Saturday. 9 a.m. 5 p.m.. except holidays. On game days.

box office open from 9 a.m. 2:30 p.m. and reopens at 3:30 p.m. Tickets vs. Wisconsin.

$24, $20. $16; other games. $19. $15. $11.

PARKING: $3. GATES: Open 2:30 p.m., parking lot and stadium. TV. 10 p.m. delayed on KFVE (Channel 5.

cable 51. RADIO: Live on KCCN (1420 AM), with pregame lvs hours before kickofl. Also on 107.9 IFM). State high school football WHAT: Chevron state high school championships, Fnday Semifinals. Kaimuki vs.

Kahuku, 5 p.m.; Wai'anae vs. St. Louis, 8. WHERE: Alona Stadium. TICKETS: $7 adults.

$5 students. Information: 5874495: www.sportsHlgh.com. PARKING: $2 for high-school events at Aloha Stadium. UH men's basketball WHAT: Fnday. Sunday United Airlines Tip-Off Tournament.

Fnday. HawaTi vs. Murray State, 6 p.m.: Eton College vs. San Diego. 8.

Sunday, third place. 6 p.m.. championship, 8. WHERE: Stan Sheriff Center. TICKETS: Individual game tickets at Stan Sheriff Center cox office.

8 a.m.4 p.m. MondayFnday. Also available at Ticket Plus Outlets (526-4400) and www.tickets.com. and at Foodland and Sack and Save outlets. For more information, call 944-2697.

Regular season game tickets are $14 for lower sections and $10 for upper sections. Other ticket pnces include: 4 years old through high school. $7: UH students upper. super rooter, $8: super rooter guest $14: wheelchair, $10 adult. $7 4 years old through high school and UH i students.

Rainbow Classic tickets go on sale Dec 4. PARKING: $3. TV: Live on KFVE (5V RADIO: Live on KCCN (1420 AM). Wahine basketball WHAT: Fnday Sunday Asahi Rainbow Wahine I Classic. Fnday, North Carolina State vs.

Northern Illinois. 9 a.m.; Michigan vs. Arkansas. Stephen F. Austin vs.

Arizona State, 1:20 p.m.; Surfing G-Shock Hawaiian Pro, 8 a.m. at Hale'iwa Ali'l Beach. Conditions permitting. For contest status, call 596-SURf. Conference AH Games PFPAWL PFPA 6 0 186 89 11 0 337 160 109 120 7 4 235 237 Lehigh Colgate Holy Cross Towson Bucknell Fordham Lafayette 105 95 155 135 126 113 100 190 137 176 4 245 223 4 299 216 5 242 172 8 211 318 9 244 350 PA 164 228 182 287 208 191 269 350 Pioneer League Conference All Games Conference I PF PA All Games Florida State Clemson Georgia Tech Virginia N.C.

State North Carolina Maryland Wake Forest Duke 8 0 395 86 280 189 284 164 138 169 189 225 199 243 168 217 6 247 8 167 92 267 8 143 328 Oil 155 Big 12 Conference Conference All Games 2 2 3 4 6 6 PF PA PF 278 186 10 2 490 304 131 8 2 422 Kansas State Nebraska Iowa State Colorado Kansas Missouri South Oklahoma Texas Texas Texas Tech Oklahoma State Baylor 220 242 168 188 179 308 186 253 8 3 306 3 7 220 4 7 261 3 8 255 7 0 287 126 10 0 429 6 1 258 143 8 2 382 5 2 184 109 7 3 290 3 5 202 212 7 5 303 1 6 130 237 3 7 195 0 8 82 343 2 9 139 Eig East Conference Conference AH Games PF PA PF 1 417 1 401 4 229 4 279 4 341 5 245 7 224 7 212 Miami Virginia Tech Pittsburgh West Virginia Boston College Syracuse Temple Rutgers 258 61 260 156 136 139 151 188 167 153 113 124 117 192 74 263 Big Sky Conference. Conference All Games Montana 8 Portland State 5 Weber State 5 Sacramento State 5 E. Washington 5 Idaho State 4 CS Northndge 2 N. Arizona 2 Montana State 0 PF PA 10 8 PF 352 392 272 329 288 329 308 245 161 270 201 187 145 258 227 218 175 220 255 7 7 6 6 4 6 238 296 6 162 189 8 96 245 3 8 245 Oil 131 Dig Ten Conference Conference All Games PF PF PA Puidue Michigan Northwestern Ohio State Wisconsin Minnesota Perm State Iowa Illinois Michigan State Indiana 243 199 273 164 337 271 227 165 199 172 247 238 186 221 148 210 8 357 373 424 324 273 345 264 9 203 6 294 6 197 8 337 6 193 252 6 123 178 6 223 339 Big West Corif erenceT PF 509 396 345 207 309 269 Record Pts Pvi 1. Oklahoma (70) 100 1.774 1 2.

Miami 91 1.681 2 3. Florida St. (1) 11-1 1,645 3 4. Washington 101 1.570 6 5. Oregon St.

101 1,472 8 6. Virginia Tech 9-1 1,402 7 7. Florida 9-2 1.251 4 8. Kansas St 102 1.233 9 9. Nebraska 8-2 1.196 10 10.

Oregon 9-2 1.177 5 11. Notre Dame 82 1.063 11 12. Texas 2 819 14 13. TCU 94 786 15 14. Purdue 8-3 778 17 15.

Clemson 92 770 16 16. Michigan 83 747 19 17. Auburn 92 727 18 18. Georgia Tech 8-2 599 20 19. Georgia 7 3 427 22 20.

Northwestern 83 415 23 21. Ohio St. 83 398 12 22. Texas 7 3 390 21 23. Mississippi St 7 3 266 13 24.

LSU 7 3 159 25. Tennessee 7-3 157 VVL PFPAWL PFPA Dayton 3 1 126 69 8 3 376 192 Drake 3 1 181 101 7 4 410 267 Valparaiso 3 1 88 86 7 4 275 239 San Diego 1 3 74 148 4 6 242 313 Butler 0 4 111 176 2 8 356 378 Southeastern Conference Conference All Games East WLPFPAWLPFPA Flonda 7 1 318 181 9 2 420 230 Georgia 5 3 213 164 7 3 279 171 South Carolina 5 3 173 152 7 4 259 174 Tennessee 4 3 223 150 7 3 331 186 Vanderbilt 1 6 94 195 3 7 167 245 Kentucky 0 8 152 300 2 9 254 383 West Auburn 6 2 178 144 9 2 282 207 LSU 5 2 193 181 7 3 289 207 Mississippi State 4 3 195 154 7 3 317 220 Mississippi 3 4 142 180 6 4 269 250 Alabama 3 5 166 150 3 8 228 246 Arkansas 2 5 122 218 5 5 250 255 JlJJiIZi Others receiving votes: Louisville 75. Colorado St. 35, Toledo 18. South Carolina 16.

Av Force 11. Iowa St. 10, Boise St. 4, W. Michigan 2, Southern Miss.

1, Wisconsin 1. USA TodayESPN Top 25 The Top Twenty Five teams the USA TodayESPN college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 18, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25ttvplace vote and previous ranking: PA 212 276 219 279 243 351 391 275 359 PA 232 201 334 198 227 280 293 Conference 330 286 233 427 Conference PF PA All Games PF PA Georgia Southern Furman Appalachian St Wofford ETSU Chattanooga W. Carolina VMI The Citadel 7 1 266 144 2 362 194 2 355 178 3 375 215 261 155 293 152 243 226 183 199 4 305 276 5 282 267 6 332 279 222 236 251 356 377 300 357 410 228 266 141 315 7 316 371 9 227 434 9 144 335 99 243 Southland Conference Conference All Games PF PA 5 300 160 8 3 298 182 7 4 220 176 7 4 290 228 6 5 289 297 6 5 256 236 4 6 170 234 PF PA Troy State McNeese State SW Texas Sam Houston St. Stephen F.Austin Northwestern St Jacksonville St Nicholls State 166 80 176 90 146 121 PA 246 187 176 139 177 138 165 106 164 260 168 220 192 346 199 84 169 110 170 312 370 Southwestern Athletic 342 Cwiteranoe All Games YVL PF PA PFPA Recent Pts Pint 1.

Oklahoma (56) 1O0 1.472 1 2. Miami (2) 9-1 1.404 2 3. Florida State (1) 11 1 1.366 3 4. Washington 10-1 1.293 5 5. Virginia Tech 91 1,189 7 6.

Oregon State 10-1 1,181 8 7. Kansas State 102 1.076 9 8. Nebraska 8-2 1.031 10 9. Florida 92 1.016 4 10. Notre Dame 877 11 11.

Oregon 9-2 817 6 12. Clemson 9-2 765 14 13. Texas 8-2 722 15 14. Purdue 83 665 17 15. Texas Christian 91 646 16 16.

Michigan 3 637 18 17. Auburn 9-2 565 19 18. Georgia 7 3 386 21 19. Georgia Tech 382 22 20. Ohio State 83 343 12 21.

Northwestern 83 312 24 22. Texas 7 3 237 23 23. Mississippi State 7 3 230 13 24. Tennessee 7 3 214 25 25. Colorado State 92 117 channels followed by cable channels in parentheses.

OC Oceanic. delayed. Big Island; Kaua'i; Maui, i jotned progress. rebroadcast MONDAY TV 9:00 a.m. Basketball: Anzona-Chaminade ESPN 10:00 a.m.

Soccer Coventry City-Ipswich Dig. 230 2:00 p.m. Basketball: UMass-Marquette ESPN2 2:00 p.m. Horse Racing: From Los Alamitos FSNW2 4:00 p.m. Basketball: Louisville-Maryland ESPN 5:30 p.m.

NBA: Nets-Clippers FSNW2 6:30 p.m. NFL: Redskins-Rams (D) Ch. 4 (6) 6:30 p.m. Basketball: UNLV-lllinois ESPN2 MONDAY RADIO 6:00 a.m. Sportspage: Bobby Curran 1420 3:45 p.m.

NFL: Redskins-Rams 760 3:45 p.m. NFL: Redskins-Rams (M) 1110 3:45 p.m. NFU Redskins-Rams (B) 670 ,3:45 p.m. NFL: Redskins-Rams (K) 570 i Ituesoaytv a.m. Soccer Deport.

La Comna-Paris StG. ESPN2 2:00 p.m. Basketball: Maut Invitational ESPN 2:00 p.m. NHL Maple Leafs-Rangers ESPN2 3:00 p.m. NBA: Knicks Magic TBS 4:30 p.m.

Basketball: Maui Invitational ESPN 5:30 p.m. Basketball: UC San Diego-USC FSNW 5:30 p.m. Basketball: CS Northridge-UCLA FSNW2 6:00 p.m. Tennis: Czech (women) (D) ESPN2 7:00 p.m. Volleyball: Rice-Hawai'i (women) Ch.

5 (5) 8:00 p.m. Golf: Grand Slam of Golf (D) TNT TUESDAY RADIO 6:00 a.m. Sportspage: Bobby Curran 1420 5:00 p.m. HPU Sportsbeat 1500 6:30 p.m. Call the Coach: June Jones 1420 7:30 p.m.

Volleyball: Rice-Hawai'i (women) (J) 1420 Hawaii Sports Talk: Barry Villamil 1420 Sooners still have two games to play Associated Press Oklahoma is still perfect on the field and nearly perfect in the AP poll. After a 27-13 victory over Texas Tech, the No. 1 Sooners (10-0) remained the nation's only major unbeaten team and collected 70 of the 71 first-place votes in The Associated Press Top 25 media poll released yesterday. Miami (9-1), with a 26-0 win over Syracuse, retained the No. 2 spot over No.

3 Florida State (11-1), which completed its regular season with a 30-7 win over Florida. The Gators (9-2) fell from No. 4 to No. 7. Washington (10-1), which clinched a Rose Bowl berth with a 51-3 win over Washington State, moved up two places to No.

4 in balloting by the AP panel of sports writers and broadcasters. Oregon State (10-1), a 23-13 winner over Oregon Saturday, jumped three places to No. 5. The Ducks (9-2) fell five places to No. 10.

Oklahoma, with games remaining against Oklahoma State and then Kansas State in the Big 12 title game, had 1,774 points; Miami had 1,681 points; Florida State had the remaining first-place vote and 1,645 points. In the USA TodayESPN coaches poll, the top five were Oklahoma, Miami, Florida State, Washington and Virginia Tech. The latest Bowl Championship Series standings, which determine who plays in a national title game in the Orange Bowl on Jaa 3, will be released today. The BCS standings use the AP media poll and the coaches' poll, eight computer rankings, schedule strength and number of losses to deterrnine the top two teams for its title game. AUDIBLES Bobby Bowden, coach of No.

3 Florida State: "I think we've done everything we can do," he said yesterday, after his third-ranked Semi-noles closed their regular season with a 30-7 victory over Florida. "From what I've seen of the computer, a win over No. 4 is bigger than a win over unranked. If it doesn't work out, it just doesn't workout." Butch Davis, coach of No. 2 Miami: They say we had to win by 20, and we did that," Davis said after Saturday's 26-0 victory at Syracuse.

"Every team we've played has had a winning record." The Hurricanes beat Florida State, 27-24, Oct. 7. They play Boston College Saturday. FIRINGS Missouri: Larry Smith, who followed two bowl seasons with two losing seasons, was fired after seven years as the Tigers' football coach. Smith, who had three years to go on his contract, had a 33-46-1 record at Missouri, including 3-8 this season.

His career record is 143-126-7 in 24 seasons, with previous stops at Tulane, Arizona and Southern California. Maryland: Coach Ron Vander-linden was fired yesterday, one day after the team ended its fourth straight losing seasoa Maryland's 35-22 home loss to Georgia Tech capped a 5-6 season, eliminated the team from bowl contention, and ran Vanderlinden's career record with the Terps to 15-29. DIVISION l-AA Montana No. 1: Montana, which plays the University of Hawaii on Maui next seasoa was seeded first in the 16-team NCAA Division I-AA football playoffs, and will be at home Saturday against Eastern Illinois. The Big Sky Conference champion Grizzlies, making their eighth straight playoff appearance, have won 10 straight games following a season-opening loss to Hofstra.

Eastern Illinois was 8-3 in the regular season. Defending champion Georgia Southern (9-2), the No. 3 seed, will face McNeese State (8-3). Second- Boise State Utah State Idaho North Texas 5 0 267 107 4 1 174 160 3 2 140 177 1 4 84 168 9 2 494 5 6 292 5 6 321 3 8 162 3 8 295 110 247 New Mexico State 1 4 167 181 Arkansas State 1 4 152 191 Conference USA Conference VY I PF PA 6 1 255 159 All Games PF 9 2 388 Louisville Cmcmnatj Southern Miss. East Carolina UAB Tulane Memphis Houston Army 187 165 171 136 192 116 124 133 192 205 4 275 3 277 4 316 4 238 5 329 7 176 109 146 154 249 211 6 129 204 9 196 Gateway Athletic, Conference PF PA 1 PF 2 383 2 293 4 361 4 397 6 237 8 208 W.

Illinois 5 Youngstown State 4 Illinois State 4 N. Iowa 3 SW Missouri State 2 S. Illinois 2 Indiana State 1 191 110 133 101 153 90 193 164 94 120 120 153 61 207 110 119 Ivy League Conference PF PA All Games PF Pro golf WHAT: Grand Slam of Golf, featunng Tiger Woods. Vtgay Singh, Tom Lehman, Paul Azmger. WHEN: 9 a.m.

tomorrow and Wednesday. Times are tentative due to TV coverage. Pro-am 10 a.m. today following 9 a.m. Champions Clinic.

WHERE: Po'lpu Bay Golf Course and Hyatt Regency Kaua'i Resort A Spa. Par 36-3672, 6.959 yards. PURSE: $1,000,000 ($400,000 first prize). Stroke play format TICKETS: $40 for all three days; $20 for tomorrow's or Wednesday's competitions; $10 for today's Pro-Am. Juniors (18-under) free with tlcket-beanng adult.

Call 1-800-742-8258. Wahine volleyball NEXT MATCHES: Tomorrow Rica, 7 p.m. Wednesday UTEP, 7 p.m. WHERE: Stan Sheriff Center. TICKETS: Upper level only: $9 general.

$8 senior citizens (65older), $6 students. UH Ticket Office (9564482) open 8 a.m.4 p.m. Monday-Fnday and 2 hours before matches. Also available at Ticket Plus Outlets (5264400) and www tickets.com. PARKING: $3.

TV: Live on KFVE (5). RADIO: Live On KCCN (1420 AM). Tennis Collagfl woman, Loyola Marymount vs. Hawai'l, 3:30 p.m. at Kailua Racquet Club.

TV OCEANIC phone: KHON-TV Channel2 cable 3 phone: 591-2222 KTTV Channel 4, cable 6 phone: 5350400 KQMB Channel 9 cabte7 phone: 973-9383 KHNL Channel 13 cable 8 KFVE Channels cable 5 phone: 847-3246 INTERNET All UH sports also available on www.rainbow sportsnetwork. com back Saints Add Blake to the list of quarterbacks the Raiders have left hobbling or loopy this season, including Ryan Leaf, Brian Griese, Brock Huard and Jon Kitna. "You never go out there and try to toentionally hurt anybody, especially as bad as Blake got hurt," Johnstone said. "You don't wish that on anybody." Suddenly, the Saints were reeling. Onto the field trotted second-year quarterback Aaron Brooks, who was acquired in a preseason trade with Green Bay and had never thrown a pass in an NFL game.

In an attempt to get Brooks comfortable, the Saints called a handful of running plays. Woodson intercepted his first pass attempt His second attempt found receiver Willie Jackson on a beautifully timed route, and Jackson took advantage of breakdowns in Oakland's secondary to turn the play into a 53-yard touchdown. Raiders quarterback Rich Gannon was sacked a season-high five times and was under constant pressure with blitzes from every angle. Working against the No. 3 defense in the NFL, Gannon completed 14 of 21 passes for 168 yards and two touchdowns.

"He made some unreal plays," said Saints linebacker Keith Mitchell "We had him sewn up a few times and he just got out of it He was really on today." Eastern WL PFPAWL PFPA Alabama State 6 2 268 222 6 4 300 323 Alabama 5 3 224 151 7 4 306 213 Jackson State 4 4 251 207 7 4 365 299 MVSU 2 6 149 263 2 9 199 433 Alcorn State 0 9 130 236 Oil 159 297 Western Gramblmg State 8 0 245 106 9 1 257 168 Texas Southern 5 2 174 145 8 3 280 201 Southern U. 4 3 228 149 5 5 335 253 Ark.ne Bluff 5 4 251 198 6 5 325 250 PraineVlew 1 7 89 332 110 103 497 Western Athletic Conference All Games WL PFPAWL PFPA UTEP 7 1 283 167 8 3 355 298 TCU 6 1 231 82 9 1 348 99 San Jose State 5 2 244 203 7 4 368 320 Fresno Stale 5 2 198 138 6 4 246 208 Tulsa 3 4 117 162 4 7 202 280 SMU 2 5 111 186 3 8 174 290 HAWAII 2 6 197 276 3 7 244 331 Rice 2 6 186 215 3 8 237 322 Nevada 1 6 141 279 2 9 204 426 PA PA 194 179 221 305 200 316 408 257 334 183 301 255 286 306 388 Major Independents PA 189 138 236 326 211 333 201 313 Notre Dame 8 2 UCF 7 4 Middle Tennessee 6 5 Connecticut 3 8 Louisiana Tech 3 9 Louisiana-Monroe 1 10 Perm Cornell Yale Brown Harvard Pnnceton Columbia Dartmouth 6 1 277 178 349 264 276 375 217 238 177 133 266 245 247 164 207 208 5 327 7 248 7 256 8 231 6 156 246 6 155 290 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference All Games PF PA PF 424 349 221 282 217 259 145 167 Duquesne Fairfield Man st Georgetown, la Salle tona St. Peter's Siena Canisius 330 109 10 342 104 7 172 162 138 129 127 159 203 240 76 165 128 220 53 281 D.C. 010 100 Mid-American Conference Corrtefenos VY PF PA AH Games PF 7 4 343 6 5 333 6 5 323 6 5 272 3 8 177 2 8 157 East Ohio Akron Marshall Miami (Ohio) Buffalo Bowling Green Kent State W. Michigan Toledo N.

Illinois Ban State E. Michigan Cent Michgan 5 3 253 152 240 181 221 208 208 184 149 306 120 131 91 258 110 128 9 2 345 9 1 345 6 5 409 7 1 255 76 5 1 204 62 4 3 286 194 3 4 150 209 2 5 121 204 2 6 117 250 4 7 212 209 3 9 137 Kid-Eastern Athletic A Games Also receMng votes: Louisville 67, Southern Mississippi 43. Toledo 31, Wisconsin 19. LSU 18. Iowa State 16.

Western Michigan 16. Mississippi 9. South Caroline 9, Texas-El Paso 2, Boise State 1, Fresno State 1. NCAA Playoffs division tn Rrst Round Saturday, Nov. IS Ohio Northern 47, Millikm, III.

21 Hanover, Ind. 20. Hope, Mich. 3 Wittenberg. Ohio 31.

Aurora. IH. 20 Springfield, Mass. 31. Montdair State, J.

29 Widener. Pa. 33. Union, N.Y. 26 Hcbart.

N.r. 25. Bndgewater. Mass. 0 Western Maryland 38.

Emory Henry 14 Bndgewater, Va. 59. Washington Jefferson, Pa. 42 Central. Iowa 29.

St. Norbert, Wis. 14 Pacific Lutheran. Wash. 41.

Bethel. Minn. 13 St. John's. Mmn.

26. Wisconsin-Stout 19 Tnnrty. Texas 21, Wesley. Del. 3 Second Round Saturday, Nov.

25 Ohio Northern (9-2) at Mount Union. Ohio (100) Hanover. Ind. (831 at Wittenberg. Omo (HO) Spnngfield.

Mass. (101) at Brockport State. N.Y. (80) Hobart, N.Y. (9-1) at Widener.

Pa. (10-1) Central. Iowa (HOI at Unfield. Ore. (90) St.

John's. Mirm. (lOl) at Pac.Lutheren. Wash. (lOl) w.

Maryland (101) at Hantm-Smmons. Texas (100) Bndgewater. Va. (lOl) at Trmity, Texas (92) Saturday. Dec 2 Semrnrven Saturday, Dec.

9 StaggBowl AtSekxn. Va. Saturday. Dae. 16 DtVfStONKAA Rrst Round Saturday, No.

25 Florida (9-2) at Western Kentucky (lOl) Portland State (83) at Delaware (10-1) Hofstra (83) at Furman (9-2) Lenigh (HO) at Western Illinois (9-2). McNeese State (83) at Georgia Southern (9-2) Eastern kltnois (83) at Montana 1101) Youngstown State (9 2) at Richmond 19-2) AppalacfHan State 183) at Troy State (92) Saturday, Dec 2 Sites and omesTBA Saturday. Dec 9 Sitae and ttmaa TBA Setumey, Dec 16 At Hnley StsdkjmDttwipott FWd Chattanooga Term. DMSK5NI A Time EST Rret Round Saturday. Nov.

16 North Dakota Stale 31. Northwest Missoun State 17 Northwood. Mich. 28. Indiana.

Pa. 0 Bwomsburg. Pa 46. Saginaw Valley State. Mich.

32 Catawba. N.C. 28. West Georgia 24 rlebrsskaOmaha 14. Pittsbung State.

Kan. 3 Delta State. Miss. 49. Vaidosta State.

Ge. 12 Mesa State. Co). 40. Northeastern Slate.

Okla. 21 UC Davis 48. Chadron State. Neb. 10 Ojarterflnaai Sauoay.

Nov. 25 North Dakota State (11 1) at NebraskaOmahe (11 1) Delta State. Mis (10 1: at Catawba. N.C. (110) Northwood.

Men. (lOl) at BWomsourg. Pa. (102) Mesa Slate. Colo.

(102) at UC Dava (HO) Saturday. Dec 2 ChamfWiehlp At Bra Municipal stadunt rTorenos, Als. Saturday. Dec PF PA 306 205 333 221 350 316 217 368 317 396 89 415 Louisiana-Latayette 1 10 171 355 Navy 0 10 152 363 Independents PF PA Davidson io 0 271 135 Hofstra 8 3 394 312 Morehead State 7 3 416 329 Utah 7 4 386 306 South Ronda 7 4 278 201 Elon 7 4 278 223 St Mary s. Cal.

6 5 349 359 Charleston Southern 5 6 246 244 Samford 4 7 183 290 Jacksonville 3 7 167 259 Liberty 3 8 195 320 CalPolvSLO 3 8 301 395 Austin Peay 2 9 183 397 373 PA 208 295 269 286 452 238 359 116 108 280 349 350 376 Bowl schedule Raiders: Turn FROM PAGE Dl 17-13 late in the third quarter. It wasn't until the fourth when Tim Brown and Zack Crockett scored touchdowns that the Raiders exhaled. The mood in their locker room was one part excitement, two parts relief. "They're exhausted right now," rasped Coach Jon Gruden, who lost his voice trying to scream over the din of the packed-to-the-rafters Superdome. "We've got a lot of sore bodies in there." One of the walking wounded, running back Tyrone Wheatley, wasn't even able to suit up.

He missed his second consecutive game and probably will sit out Sunday's home game against Atlanta. Filling in for him was Crockett, a 240-pound bruiser who, until this season, was only modestly effective as a short-yardage runner. Yesterday, Crockett was a Clydesdale. He didn't have any pretty runs in gaining 44 yards in 17 carries, but he found holes when he had to. And his pair of 6-yard touchdown runs were just the tonic for a team that couldn't establish the passing game.

Said Gruden: "Zack was a hammer today." Meanwhile, Blake got nailed. He was knocked out of the game and almost certainly the season when he was dragged down from behind by defensive end Lance Johnstone. Dec. 20 Mobile Alabama Bowl Dec. 21 Las Vegas Bowl Dec.

24 Oahu Bowl. Honolulu, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN) Dec. 25 Aloha Bowl. Honolulu, 10:30 a.m.

(ABC) Dec 27 Motor City Bowl Dec. 27 Gallervfumiture com Bowl Dec. 28 Humarmanan Bowl Dec. 28 Music City Howl Dec. 28 lnsignt.com Bowl Dec.

28 MhtoiPC Bowl Dec. 29 Liberty Bowl Dec. 29 Sun Bowl Ore. 29 Holiday Bowl Dec. 29 Peach Bowl Dec.

30 Alamo Bowl Dec. 31 Silicon Valley Classe Dec. 31 Independence Bowl Jen. 1 Outberk Bowl Jen. 1 Cohen Howl Jan.

1 GaurBowl Jan. 1 Citrus Bowl Jan. 1 Rose Bowl Jan. 1 Fiesta Bowl Jan. 2 Sugai Bowl Jan.3Orange Bowl.

BCS 1 vs. BCS VYL PF PA PFPA Florida 7 1 348 151 9 2 439 218 BethuneCookmen 6 2 265 138 9 2 330 168 N. Carolina 6 2 267 140 8 3 323 174 Delaware State 5 3 287 298 7 4 380 378 Hampton 5 3 281 240 7 4 380 311 Howaid 3 5 147 245 3 8 190 3.5 Carolina State 2 6 222 350 3 8 308 460 Norfolk State 2 6 110 209 3 8 153 292 Morgan State 0 8 137 293 110 173 403 Mountain West Conference Conference All Games VYl PF PAWL PF PA Colorado State 6 1 217 150 9 2 341 208 Av Force 5 2 230 198 8 3 384 2t UNLV 3 3 136 118 5 5 274 205 BYU 3 3 125 119 5 6 246 283 Utah 3 3 127 80 4 6 207 173 San Diego State 3 3 120 131 3 7 146 242 New Mexico 3 4 141 125 5 7 229 249 Wyoming 0 7 87 262 1 10 170 393.