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Lincoln Journal Star Sunday. September 17, 1995 5B Page design: Julie Koch HUSKERSBIG EIGHT Opening score brings Treu joy i v- respond strong Continued from Page 1B Frazier to Johnson. BY STEVE SIPPLE -Lincoln Journal Star All of those touchdowns before spotlight Plus, Treu was simply enjoying being part of a collegiate football powerhouse that happens to be located in his hometown. "Just growing up in Lincoln and seeing all this (at Memori V. Is i TREU so excited al Stadium), and then finally being a part of it it's didnt figure I'd be rotating like this, but after I found out that's what I'd be doing this season the night before the Oklahoma State (on Aug.

31), I was ecstatic," Treu said. "I was really jacked up." His positive feelings were even more pronounced Saturday when Childs broke free on the first play. "It was an outside zone play to the left, where the left tackle works with the tight end (on their blocks)," Treu said. "I don't know what happened, but they just sealed it off outside." Nebraska's opening touchdown sparked a first half in which the Huskers scored a school-record 63 points and rolled up 508 yards of offense. They scored on nine of their first 10 possessions.

Nebraska made it look easy, but that wasn't necessarily the case, Treu said. "Seriously, they were a pretty good team," Treu said of the 1-2 Sun Devils. "They were a lot better than Oklahoma State. Their linebackers flew around the field quite a bit We had to make sure we used the right techniques and got our assignments right. I'm sure there were some missed blocks in there well find out more Monday (when the players view game films)." Ik Adam Treu said his emotions ran "jhigh.

"Honestly, tears came to my eyes because I was so excited," said Treu, j-eferring to Nebraska I-back Clin-. ton Childs' 65-yard touchdown run on the Huskers' first play from scrimmage Saturday in their 77-28 win against Arizona State. Treu, a junior offensive tackle from Lincoln Pius was on the sidelines during Childs' big run, jumping and yelling excitedly. "I really didn't expect anything like that to happen so soon in this game because all week we had heard that (Arizona State) was going to be one of the tougher teams we'll face all year at home," Treu said. "We prepared like they would be, and then to see that Treu's emotions were the result of seeing how his teammates responded to the difficult week Nebraska's football program had endured.

Last weekend, two Husker I-backs Lawrence Phillips and Damon Benning were arrested for assault their former girlfriends, and as a result, the Husker program was placed in the national Nebraska was forced to punt And even then, the punt was a spectacular 74-yarder by Jesse Kosch, which was downed on the 2 after a diving save by Jared Tomich. While Arizona State (1-2) seemed to wander in a daze on defense and proved pesky with a string of long scoring passes and three touchdowns in the first half, Nebraska tacked on two more touchdowns one a direct snap to Green that he turned into a 26-yard score. He was slowed only by the umpire in the ASU backfield. For toppers, Nebraska drove 41 yards in the final 1:37 of the first half, when Frazier hit Reggie Baul on a 36-yard pass, and then scored on another option keeper. "They're the best team I've ever played in my whole like," said Arizona State receiver Keith Poole, who caught six passes for 200 yards and three touchdowns.

"They're awesome. That offense is amazing. They're unstoppable, basically." Arizona State Coach Bruce Snyder, who was angered because of Nebraska's last touchdown with 38 seconds left in the game, was complimentary as well. 1 great," Treu said. Treu is playing a significant role for Nebraska after three years of mostly watching.

During the first three games this season, Treu has seen ample playing time in a three-man rotation with fellow offensive tackles Eric Anderson and Chris Dishman. Treu sits out the first two series, goes in for Anderson at right tackle for a series, then spells Dish-man on the left side. The tackles continually rotate throughout the game. Last season, Treu played in five games at right tackle after playing in two games as a redshirt freshman in 1993. "Going into (fall practices), I 91 Husker notes Scoring story How scored Time left ASU-NU ASSOCIATED PRESS A Oklahoma fullback JerakJ Moore (7) tries to slip the tackle of SMU's Ken Neill Saturday at Norman, Okla.

The Sooners defeated the Mustangs 24-10. OU stumbles past So. Methodist I ASSOCIATED PRESS FIRST QUARTER 0-7 Clinton Childs 65 run 14:49 Drive: 80 yards in one play. Conversion: Kris Brown kick. 0-14 Ahman Green 3 run 9:53 Drive: 64 yards in nine plays.

Highlighted by Childs 10 run, Frazier 9 run, Mark Gilman 22 pass from Frazier. Conversion: Brown kick. 0-21 Frazier 15 run i 7:35 Drive: 28 yards in three plays. Set up by Reggie Baul 28 punt return. Highlighted by Childs 4, 9 runs.

Conversion: Brown kick. 0-28 Jon Vedral 27 pass from Frazier 5:38 Drive: 73 yards in four plays. Highlighted by Childs 34 halfback pass to Clester Johnson. Conversion: Brown kick. 7-28 Keith Pool 3 pass from Jake Plummer 3:35 Drive: 80 yards in five plays.

Highlighted by Pool 66 pass from Plummer. Conversion: Robert Nycz kick. 7-35 Jeff Makovicka13run 00:00 Drive: 80 yards in eight plays. Highlighted by Makovicka 9 run. Green 12, 12 runs, Frazier 18 run, Gilman 10 pass from Frazier.

Conversion: Brown kick. Big Eight 14:43 12:35 10:48 9:17 3:40 00:39 2:02 The Nebraska offensive line did exactly what I was hopeful they wouldn't Their offensive line really executed and showed their dominance at the line of scrimmage." Green added, "All you have to do is get to the hole and run. It seemed to work every time. I can't find any plays that didn't work. The line just blew them off, as usual.

Coaches always tell us, you practice as you play. This went like practice." The first half showed that practice almost made perfect. Nebraska had 304 yards and a record-tying 35 points in the first quarter, another 28 points in the second quarter and a whopping total of 508 yards in the first half. "I don't ever remember a team doing that before," said Osborne, who quickly apologized for Nebraska's final touchdown. Osborne's only other concern was the Husker defense for giving up three long passes for scores and questions about a lackluster second half.

"We didn't play with the same intensity throughout the game, but that's understandable," he said. Still, Nebraska powered its way to 686 yards of offense lOth-best all-time and showed more than recovery from a week where the players avoided the press and the head coach braced for a hurricane of criticism. "It was nice to have a game," said Osborne, who had six press conferences this week, addressing the charges against three of his players. "I imagine this week will be tough A lot of folks are here to do a job. The thing I feel bad about is that it's OK to rip me.

That's what I get paid for. I just hate to see the players take some of the stuff they've had to take." Frazier said criticism of Osborne and the Nebraska program was a point of focus for the Huskers. "We're on top and everyone wants a shot at us," he said. "We don't worry about the media or the way we're casted by them. The backs Clinton Childs, Ahman Green and James Sims took the burden of filling in for Lawrence (Phillips) and Damon (Benning) and the team did the rest.

"We kept our focus and everything we did worked. That's the way to overcome adversity." The Huskers showed no signs that controversy was slowing them down, as they scored in less than two minutes on eight different first-half drives. "The first play set the tone and the rest seemed kind of natural," said Anderson. "We got on the field, snapped the ball and nothing else mattered for the afternoon. This is a group with great focus.

We got an opportunity to play and we used it to our best advantage." SECOND QUARTER 14-35 Pool 80 pass from Plummer Drive: 80 yards in three plays. Conversion: Nycz kick. 14-42 Childs 38 run Drive: 55 yards in five plays. Set up by Childs 37 kfckoff return to NU 45. Highlighted by Childs 8 run, Johnson 6 pass from Brook Berringer.

Conversion: Brown kick. 14-49 Johnson 28 pass from Frazier Drive: 36 yards in two plays. Set up by Michael Booker interception and return to ASU 36. Highlighted by James Sims 8 run. Conversion: Brown kick.

21-49 Poole 38 pass from Plummer Drive: 80 yards in six plays. Highlighted by Steve Bush 11 pass from Plummer, Ricky Boyer 25 run. Conversion: Nycz kick. 21-56 Green 26 run Drive: 69 yards in five plays. Highlighted by Johnson 61 pass from Frazier to ASU 1 2.

Conversion: Retzlaff kick. 21-63 Frazier 3 run Drive: 41 yards in four plays. Set up by short ASU punt. Highlighted by Reggie Baul 36 pass from Frazier. Conversion: Retzlaff kick.

THIRD QUARTER 28-63 Terry Battle 1 run Drive: 88 yards in nine plays. Highlighted by seven Battle runs for 46 yards, Derrick Oiarles 38 pass from Plummer. Conversion: Nycz kick. FOURTH QUARTER 28-70 Terrell Farley 21 interception return Conversion: Retzlaff kick. 28-77 Lance Brown 39 pass from Matt Turman Drive: 63 yards in seven yards.

Highlighted by Turman 11 run, Vershan Jackson 12 pass from Turman. Conversion: Retzlaff kick. It's fortunate for No. 14 Oklahoma that style points aren't deducted in football. Otherwise the Sooners might be 0-2 instead of 2-0.

Oklahoma was sloppy on offense for the second straight week, but got two second-half touchdowns from tailback James Allen to beat Southern Methodist 24-10 Saturday at Norman, Okla. Oklahoma committed 14 penalties, most of those by the offense, one week after being penalized 15 times against San Diego State. Holding and delay of game were the most common infractions Saturday. "I'm embarrassed by the play of our offensive football team," Coach Howard Schnellenberger said. "I take the blame for a disjointed, erratic, noncomplete football team." Schnellenberger said he felt like "a traffic cop" on the sidelines as he tried to help his offense manage the clock and pick up blitzes.

At one point the crowd counted down with the 25-second clock as the Sooners tried successfully, as it turned out to get a punt off in time. "It's gotten to be total confusion, and we've got to get that corrected or we'll never beat Tom Thumb or North Texas or Colorado," Schnellenberger said. The Mustangs kept things interesting until the closing minutes. They failed to convert on fourth-and-1 at the Oklahoma 30 with the score 24-10 midway through the fourth quarter, then drove to the 36 on their next possession before turning it over on downs. Colorado 66, NE Louisiana 14 Koy Detmer passed for a school-record 426 yards and four touchdowns as the ninth-ranked Buffaloes cruised at Boulder, Colo.

Detmer, who broke his own record of 418 yards set against Oklahoma in 1992, played less than a minute into the third quarter. He had 352 yards and three touchdowns at half-time and Colorado had a 49-7 lead. But Coach Rick Neuheisel left him in the game when the second half be- gan because the record was in sight. Iowa 27, Iowa St. 1 0 Iowa overcame some disorganization on offense to continue its domF-nation of Iowa State, career-high 178 yards rushing from Sedrick Shaw in a victory at Ames; Iowa.

Shaw, Tavian Banks, Rodney Filet and quarterback Matt Sherman each scored on short touchdown runs as Iowa (2-0) beat the Cyclones (1-2) for the 13th straight time. ,4 It was Iowa State's first game in the series under Coach Dan McCartney, who played at Iowa and later coached there for 13 years. Oklahoma State 35, SW Missouri State 7 Oklahoma State won for the first time in 10 games as David Thompson and Andre Richardson each rushed for more than 100 yards and a touchdown at Stillwater, Okla. In giving Bob Simmons his first victory as a head coach, the CowJ boys (1-2) overcame two turnovers in the third quarter and finally put the game out of reach on Thompson's 23-yard touchdown run that made it 28-7 with two minutes left in the third quarter. Texas Tech 41, Missouri 14" Byron Hanspard rushed for twd touchdowns and 117 yards as Texas Tech managed to avoid fan-inflicted tortilla penalties at Lubbock, Texas.

Red Raider defenders had fbuf sacks and limited the Tigers' rushing game to 71 yards on 40 carries. Zach Thomas' 20 tackles, a career high, led the effort. Tech drew a warning but no penalty when someone in the crowd of 36,242 threw a tortilla that landed 3 inches in front of a line sman. Another tortilla on the field would have cost the Red Raiders 19 yards. Tortilla tossing became a focus last week when Tech athletic offi't cials said referees would penalize the home team if fans indulged in that peculiar example of team spiri it 12:07 00:38 Arizona State Coach Bruce Snyder had an animated discussion with Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne at midfield after the game about Nebraska's final touchdown, a 39-yard pass from Matt Turman to Lance Brown, and Snyder later discussed it with reporters.

"I think it's important to put it in perspective," Snyder said. "The game was out of hand it was clearly decided at that point. I know you put young people in I don't know how old that quarterback is, but he's the third stringer. You can't tell him not to compete. And the wide receiver, you can't tell him to drop the ball.

"I understand that. I've been in some games where I've been on the other side and you don't want to run it up." Snyder spoke about two possible scenarios for the play, "I don't know what's going on on their sideline and within their program," he said. "But if they feel like they've got to run it up to match what Penn State did today and what Florida State did today and what other schools did today, I'm saddened for college football. I'm really saddened. If that's the reason.

If it was another reason, which was I've got players out there and they're competing', that's a different deal. I can't make that judgment. They have to live with that. I told him that I thought it was not right and I didn't appreciate it." Osborne said he was sorry about the play. "I apologized to Bruce it was a bush-league thing to do," Osborne said.

"I feel bad about that. We should have just run a draw play. We called a hook pattern, just trying to get 12, 14 yards, get a first down and get more people in. I feel troubled by the last play. We never try to do that." Arizona State linebacker Justin Dragoo had no problem with the play.

"I never get offended," he said. going for the national championship again and they want the No. 1 ranking in the country. They probably figure if Florida Sate is going to score 70, they better score 70. If you have the weapons to score that many points, shoot, bring it on.

If you have a good defense, you should be able to stop them." How busy was the first half for the statistics keepers? "Our hew computer system for keeping stats locked up for a minute because the memory was full in the first half," Chris Anderson, Nebraska's eports information director. She later clarified that it wasn't because of too many stats. On scoring 77 points, including a late touchdown Osborne said it wasn't for ratings. That's I felt bad about the end of the game. We never try to do that.

What another coach does doesn't matter. But I'd like to see computer ratings to take some of the subjectivity out of the voting. I don't vote on score margins." Tommie Frazier, when asked if this team is as good as last year's "We're putting up some big numbers. But you can't evaluate that kind of thing until late in the year." Placekicker Ted Retzlaff got his first action as a Husker with four extra point kicks and a couple of kickoffs. Retzlaff, who had his knee rebuilt after tearing a anterior cruciate ligament, said his knee feels stable, and that he is working to regain the muscle strength he had before his injury.

Jared Tomich didnt alibi for the defense it allowed 461 yards, the most in Nebraska's last 21 games. "We were getting a little lazy here and there. When the offense gets ahead like that, that has nothing to do with us. We still have to do our job. When they score like that, that never looks good.

They scored way too much. I think." Clinton Childs, on the possibility of recovering from a strained knee In time for Saturday's game against Pacific "I'm pretty sure you'll see me next week, but it depends on how hard I work during the course of the week to get my knee back together. We've had a few players who have had the same injury that have been back in two or three days. I'm a pretty hard worker, so I'D be back." Individual statistics Ave. 58 3.6 3.3 11.5 1.8 2.5 08 2.0 PI 1 1 0 Yds.

200 24 17 38 7 4 Ave. 11.9 8.5 6.7 7.0 4.1 55 50 0.7 20 PI 1 0 0 0 0 Yds. 129 39 39 36 27 12 10 Ave. 61.0 Yds. 28 3 Yds.

23 37 5 Yds. 6 21 Big Eight summaries Tyrone Williams 1 0 Leslie Dennis 0 1 Octawous Mcf arih 0 1 Chad 0 1 MikeRucker 0 1 Travis ToNne 0 1 Adam Skoda 0 1 Arizona State Offense Rushing No. Yds. Terry Battle 9 52 Michael Martin 11 40 Chris Hopkins 12 39 Ricky Boyer 2 23 Ryan Wood 4 7 Brian Singleton 2 5 Jake Plummer 4 3 SteveCampbeK 1 2 Passing No. Co.

Yds Jake Plummer 26 12 273 Jason Verdugo 4 2 17 Steve Campbell 3 0 0 Receiving No. Keith Poole 6 Steve Bush 3 Ricky Boyer 2 Derrick Charles 1 Lenzie Jackson 1 Devin Kendall 1 Punting No. Yds. Lance Anderson 7 276 Klckoff returns No. Chris Hopkins 3 Brian Singleton 1 Terry Battle 1 i Interception returns No.

Derek Smith 1 Defense Tackles UT AT Scott Van der Aha 4 6 Justin Dragoo 3 Damton Richardson 0 8 Lee Cole 3 4 Mitchell Freedman 2 4 Pat Tillman 2 3 MalcN Crawford 3 2 Jason 2 3 Derek Smith 0 5 Jason 2 2 Traivon Johnson. 1 3 Marcus Soward 1 2 Thomas Simmons 1 2 Larry Johnson 1 2 Brent Burretein 0 2 Mike Langridge 1 1 Mike Stevens 1 1 Shawn Swayda 0 2 Larry 1 0 Vince Array 0 1 WallSlbrie 0 1 Raenaurd Tjrpln 0 1 RonMcCook 0 1 Justin Langston 0 1 Lament 0 1 Nebraska Offense Rushing No. Yds. Clinton Childs 12 143 Ahman Green 13 111 James Sims 7 47 Tommie Frazier 5 35 Jeff Makovicka 8 33 Brian Shyster 2 11 Matt Turman 2 10 Brook Berringer 3 2 ChadEicher 1 2 Joel Makovicka 2 0 Passing No. Co.

Vds Tommie 10 7 191 Brook 6 2 16 Matt Turman 2 2 51 Ahman Green 10 0 Clinton Childs 1 1 34 Receiving No. Clester Johnson 4 Mark Gilman 3 Lance Brown 1 Reggie Baul 1 JonVedral 1 Vershan Jackson 1 Kenny Cheatham 1 Punting No. Yds. Jesse Kosch 2 122 Punt returns No. Reggie Baul 1 Kemy Cheatham 1 Klckoff returns No.

Kenny 1 Clinton Childs 1 Ahman Green 1 Interception returns No. Michael Booker 1 Terrell Farley 1 Defense Tackles UT AT MkeMlnter 3 5 Scott Saltsman 1 5 Ryan TerwiHiger 4 1 Doug Colman 3 2 Jay Foreman 1 4 Phil EKs. 0 5 Jon Hesse 1 3 Terrell Farley 0 4 0 3 Larry Arnold 0 3 Christian Peter 1 2 Grant Wlstrom 2 1 Aaron Penland 0 3 Jamel WlWams 0 3 Jared Tomich 2 0 MikeFuWman 1 1 TonyVeland 1 1 Eric Stokes 1 1 Michael Booker 0 2 Micheal Hoffman 0 2 Quint Hogrefa 0 2 Erik Nelson 0 2 Jason 0 1 Chad Kelsay 0 1 3-22-2. 104; Hoog 3-4-1, 23. Okie.

8tr Jones 2-14-1 29; Strickland 5-124. 72? RECEIVING SW Missouri, Csmoh 2-17, Cosey 146, Fresquez 141, Perkins 1-15. Herron 14. Okla. St, Luck 342.

Mayes 1-24. Pfeller 1-12; Thompson 1-12. Johnson 1-11. TEXAS TECH 41, MISSOUR1 14 Missouri 7 0 0 7 14 Texas Tech 10 14 10 7 41 Tech Darden 66 pass from tw thrtdge (Rogers kick) Missouri Shepherd 21 pass Alvaraoo(Ncmskick) Tech FG Rogers 25 Tech FG Rogers 49 Tech Hanspard 15 run (Fiebiget pass from Lethndge) Teen FG Rogers 45 Tech Hanspard 3 run (Rogers kick) Tech FG Greaser 46 Tech Cherry 1 run (Greaser kick) Missouri Young 26 pass Mm Skomia (Norrts kick) j'V- Ave. 39.4 Yds.

45 18 13 Yds. A 00.242 Passing yards 149 172 Return yards 56 63 Passes yards. 9-174 11-23-1 Punts 3-48 6-45 Fumbles-tost 1-1 1-1 Penalties-yards 540 540 Time of possession 32 16 27:44 MOWIOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING towa, Shaw 32-178, Fler 9-113. Banks 9-33. Shakoor 1-1, Sherman 3-(mmus 13), Odems Hminus 2).

ISU, Davis 25-139, Doxzon 10-21, Horacek 1-16, Norrts 1-2, -Guggenheim 14. PASSING towa, Sherman 9-174, 149 ISU, Doxzon 11-23-1. 172. RECEIVING towa, Odems 3-72, Slutzker 2-46, Guy 1-13, Dwight 1-11. Filer 14.

Shaw f-1. ISU, E. Weme 8-131. Horacek 1-23, Bivens 2-18. OKLAHOMA ST.

35, SW MISSOUR1 1 SW Missouri 7 0 0 07 Oklahoma St. 13 0 IS 735 OSU FG Vaughn 38 OSU FG Vaughn 40 SWMSU Cosey 56 past from Gel-ler (Boyer kick) OSU Richardson 89 run (Vaughn kick) OSU Jones 12 run (Richardson pass from Jones) OSU Thompson 23 run (Vaughn kick) OSU Thompson 12 past from Strickland (Vaughn kick) A 37,350 SWM OSU First downs 9 27 Rushes-yarde 32-123 48-401 Passing yarda 127 101 Return yarde 45 61 Passing 6-264 746-1 Punta ...949 4-42 Fumbles-tost 04 1-1 Penalties-yards 11-98 845 Time of possession 25:31 34:29 INDIVIDUAL STATWTKS RUSHING SW Missouri. Cosey 18-62. Getler 1248. Hurst 1-16.

Debro 4-15. Okie. St. Thompson 27-171. 14-137, Jones 7-75, Johnson 6-17, Greniar 1-2, Chiaverini 2-39.

Davis 2-13, Forney 1-11, Barnes 1-2, Miller 1-1. OKLAHOMA 24, SMU 10 SMU 0 3 7 0 10 Oklahoma 3 6 8 7 24 Okla FQ Alexander 33 Okla FG Alexander 27 Okla FG Alexander 40 SMU FG Crosland 39 Okla Allen 7 run (J. Moore run) SMU James 5 run (Crosland kick) Okla AHen 15 run (Alexander kick) A 7 SMU Okla First downs 14 20 Rushes-yards 38-109 42-165 Passing yards 215 200 Return yards 39 44 Passim 1941-1 1241-1 Punts 6-48 6-41 Fumbk4ost 1-1 04 Penalties-yards 4-28 14-79 Time ot possession 2939 30:21 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: SMU, Womack 2042, Harmon 5-14, James 134. Oklahoma, J. Moore 12-62.

E. Moore 13-50, Frazier 7-34, AHen 6-31 McGee 24. PASSING SMU, James 1941-1, 215. Oklahoma, E. Moore 7-184.

106; McGee 5-13-1. 92. RECEIVING SMU, Johnson 5-76, Womack 4-9. Robinson 343. Ockerson 245.

Thomal 2-20. Whitmore 1-17, Cooper 1-16. Harmon 1-9. Oklahoma, Alexander 443, McOaniel 2-44. Mia 245, J.

Moore 2-21, AHen 1-27, Brown 1-10. IOWA 27, IOWA STATE 10 Iowa 6 6 6 9 27 Iowa St. 7 3 0 0 10 Iowa Shaw 1 run (kick failed) tSU Davie 63 run (Kohl kick) fSU FG Kohl 26 ktwa Filer 1 run (pass failed) towa Banks 5 run (kick fated) Iowa FQ Romano 31 kma Sherman 1 run (luck fatsd) A Iowa mi First downs 21 16 Ruehee-yarda 55410 38-178 COLORADO 66, NE LOUISIANA 14 NE Louisiana 0 7 7 0 14 Colorado 35 14 10 7 66 Colo Troutman 3 run (Voakeritch-ianhick) Colo Troutman 9 run (Vosksrttch- Ian kick) Colo Carrum 72 pass from Detmer (Voskeritchian kick) Colo Barnes 40 run (Voskeritchian kick) Colo Troutman 11 pass from Detmer (Voskeritchian kick) NWL Bussey 23 run (Yocca kick) Colo Barnes 1 run (Voskeritchian kick) Colo Anderson 13 pass from Detmer (Voskeritchian kick) Colo Savoy 31 pane from Detmer (Voskeritchian kick) NWL Fields 6 run (Yocca kick) Colo FQ Lesley 44 Colo Hessler 10 run (Lesley kick) A 44.016 NWL Colo First downs 17 32 Rushes-yards 40-189 40-225 Passing yards 133 533 Return yards 84 Passing 13-324 28-43-1 Punts 4-37 Fumbles-tost 1-1 1-0 Penalties-yards 5-48 11-95 Time of possession 30:46 29:14 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHMO Northeast Louisiana, Fields 17-106, Miles 6-52. Bussey 6-50, Smith 1-14. Mltche 1-0, Foster 2-1-1), Meeks 2-1-15).

Heath 24-17). Colorado, Barnes 7-60, Troutman M7, Miller 5-34, Petala 5-27, Roar 5-35, Carruth 1-16. Detmer 2-4, Hessler 34, Abdul-Aahmaan 54-4). PASStNO Northeast Louisiana, Heath 6-14-0, 43; Meeks 6-16-0, 90. Colorado, Detmer 19-27-1, 426: Hessler 7-12-0.

61. AbduVRahmaan 2-4-0. 26. RECEtVma Northeast Louisiana, SWiksms 4-74, Fields 3-4, DaUey 1-21, Foster 1-11, Randolph 1-10, Booker 14, Mltchsi 1-4, Hsarron 1-1. Colorado, Carruth 5-121, Anderson 8-92, Savoy 6-89, Kldd 3-98, Troutman 3-67, .22 49405 152 6-25-1.

First down Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passing Punts 17 249 8 TT 10 8 8 7 6 5 4 4 3 3 3 2 2 Fumbles-tost 7-69 Penalties-yards 746 Time of possession 34 04 2556 TT 8 6 5 6 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 ewrviouAL statistics RUSHING Missouri, Otvo. 17-28. West 4-13. Blackwell 3-13, Wihams 54T Atvaredo 6-5, James 24, Skorniz 14, Cor so 2S). Texas Tech, Hanspard 19-117, Cherry 848, Lethndge 845.

Hobbe, 243, DuBuc 5-27, R. Jones 2-19. Walker 4-14, Cavazoa 1-2. PASSING Missouri, Atvaredo 14-64, 88; Corao 104-0, 66; Skomia IV 54, 74. Taxea Tech, Lethndge 24-64, 152; Cavazoa RECEIVING Missouri, Shepherd 3-79, Mjrcnlaon 346, Otvo 341, Brook 344.

Young 1-26, Ungerfett 1- 15, Jane 1-14. West Black wet 14. Ten Tech, Darden Hrf 2- 40. McKenzi 142, Hanspard 2-U Btnoxiana l-mme 1). PASSING SW.