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1Q1 II I 1 i I IE 1 I I1 II hn Lincoln Journal Star Friday, Oct. 21 1988 21 Straw stirring Kansas State mJ offense u.Nia?yrostej 2 Mickey Joseph CB $-10 170 Fr. 49 Chris Coliendo LB 4-3 No Nome Pos Ht Wt Yr 47 LeRoy Etlenne LB 6-1 2 Mickey Joseph CB 5-10 170 Fr. 49 Chris Coliendo LB 6-3 Cornhusker opponent 230 Sn 240 Jr, 3 Leodls Flowers IB 5-11 195 Fr. 51 Brad Ferguson LB 6-1 215 Jr.

4 Tim Jackson 64 190 Sr. 52 Roger Fltzke 64 225 Jr. 5 Tohaun Lewis CB 5-11 170 So. 53 Mark Antoniettl OG 6-2 265 Sri 7 TomJankv P-K 5-11 180 So. 55 Randall Jobman LB 6-3 230 Jr.

9 Steve Taylor OB 64 205 Sr. 56 Joe Sims DT 6-4 265 So. 10 Charles Fryor CB 5-10 175 Sr. 58 David Edeal 6-3 255 So. 13 Junior Monarrez MG 6-1 270 Jr.

59 Jeff Anderson 6-4 270 Sr. 14 Gerry Gdowski QB 6-1 195 Jr. 62 Bob Sledge OT 6-2 270 Sn 17 Reggie Cooper SS 6-3 200 So. 63 Brian Edgren MG 6-1 260 So. 18 Lance Lewis FB 64 200 Fr.

65AndyKeeler OG 6-3 265 Sr. 19 Morgan Gregory SE 64 185 Jr. 66JlmWanek OG 64 240 So, 21 Richard Bell WB 64 195 Jr. 68 Joke Young 6-5 260 Jr. 22 Nate Turner SE 6-1 220 Fr.

70 Doug Glaser OT 6-7 295 Jr, 23MarkBlazek 6-2 200 Sr. 73 Steve Engstrom OT 6-3 285 So. 24 Brian Harchelroad FB 6-2 205 Jr. 74 Mike Murray MG 5-10 240 Jr. 26 Marvin Sanders CB 64 185 Jr.

75 Ravvalladao DT 6-3 255 Jr, 28 JohnCustard CB 5-9 165 Sr. 76 John Nelson OG 6-1 260 Jr. 29 Bryan Carpenter 1 FB 5-10 200 Jr. 77 Terry Eyman OT 6-6 265 So. 31 Jamie Worden WB 5-10 175 78 Tom Punt OT 64 270 So.

32 Ken Clark IB 5-9 200 Jr. 80 Chris Garrett TE 6-3 225 Fr. 33 Dana Brlson WB 5-9 170 Sr. 82 Chip Bahe SE 5-10 175 Jr. 34 TvreeseKnox IB 5-10 215 Sr.

84 Willie Griffin DT 6-3 275 Sr. 38 Bruce Pickens CB 5-11 185 Jr. 85 Monte Kratzensteln TE 6-4 225 Jr. 40 PatTyrance LB 6-2 230 So. 87 DanSvehla OLB 64 215 So 42 Jeff Mills OLB 6-3 220 Jr.

88 MlkeCroel OLB 6-3 215 So. 43 ToddMillikan TE 6-3 235 Sr. 89 Broderlck Thomas OLB 6-3 235 SC. 44 Gregg Barrios 54 180 So. 91 Kent Wells DT 6-5 285 Jr.

45JonCrippen CB 5-10 165 So. 93 Jon Marco OLB 6-1 220 Sr. 46 John Kroeker 5-11 175 Sr. 95 Paul Brungardt DT 6-7 255 So. By Ken Hambleton Kansas State Coach Stan Parrish said that the statistics don't mean a hill of beans.

"Nothing we do would matter as much as a win," Parrish said. "But we're showing signs of getting closer." One of those signs is the play of quarterback Carl Straw, he said. Straw, a redshirt sophomore from Fair Lawn, N.J., has helped the winless Wildcats make a mark in the national NCAA statistics. He is 40th in the nation in total offense with 1,059 yards passing, and Kansas State is 13th in the country in passing offense. Last week, in a 70-24 loss at Oklahoma, Straw hit 22 of 29 passes in the second half for 288 yards and three touchdowns.

His total for the game was 27-41-0 for 336 yards. It was the second-most passing yards ever against the Sooners and the best passing performance against Oklahoma this year. It was the eighth-best one-game passing total for Kansas State. Although he has played just six games this year, he now ranks 11th in KSU history for yards in a season and needs just yards to move past former Wildcat quarterback Randy Williams for 10th place on the chart "It gave me a lot of confidence," Straw sail "We watched all the films of Kansas State roster No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr 1 Mark Porter 64 185 Sr. 48 Chad McKinnis FB 54 175 Jr.

2 Shane Pouch 5-11 190 Sr. 49 Lome Whittle LB 6-2 200 So. 4 Jeff Allison LB 6-2 190 Fr. SOJonKrull TE 6-3 205 So. 5 Lawrence Tolbert WR 6-2 205 Sr.

51 Bobby Lawrence NG 6-3 245 So. 6 Erick Harper LB 6-1 215 Jr. 52 BobPacchioll OG 6-2 270 So. 7 Tyreese Herds CB 5-11 200 Jr. 53 Vance Singletary LB 5-11 225 Sr.

8 Mark Austin WR 5-9 170 Sr. 54 Alan Smith DT 6-3 230 Sr. 9 Chris Cobb QB 6-4 195 So. 55 Mark Young NG 6-1 220 Sr. 10 Carl Straw QB 6-1 215 So.

56 RobGoode NG 6-1 235 Sr. 13 George Matsakls 5-10 180 Fr. 62 Shawn Fleming OG 6-2 270 Jr. 14 Paul Watson QB 6-2 185 Fr. 64 RussStange OT 6-7 260 Sr.

15 Gary Swim QB 6-2 210 Sr. 65 Rick Wears OT 6-5 265 So. 16 Marcus Miller 5-11 175 Jr. 66 Todd Sedwick LB 230 Fr. 17 David Kruger 5-11 185 Jr.

7 Will McCain OT 64 275 Jr. Iff Emmett Bradford CB 5-9 180 Sr. 68 Paul Yniguez 6-3 275 Jr. 19 Randy Koch LB 64 205 Sr. 70 Chad Faulkner OG 6-2 270 Jr.

20 Dimltrie Scott CB 5-10 170 Jr. 76 EricZaoelin OG 6-2 280 Jr. 21 Danny Needham DE 64 205 So. 78 Jim Oehm DT 6-3 240 22 Antolne Dulon TB 6-1 175 So. 79 Doug Warren OT 6-5 265 Fr.

23 Robert Easterwood DE 6-2 185 Sr. 81 John Crawford DT 6-2 250 Jr. 26 Jeff Lowe DE 5-11 220 Jr. 82 Greg Washington WR 5-10 150 Jr. 27 Tom Dillon TB 5-6 170 Sr.

83 Frank Hernandei WR 5-11 180 Fr. 28 Maurice Henry LB 64 220 Jr. 84 Alan Frledrich TE 230 30 Lee Pickett FB 5-11 235 Sr. 86 Russ Campbell TE 245 Fr. 31 William Price CB 64 190 Fr.

88 Mike Smith WR 5-10 155 Fr. 36 James Enin-Okut DE 64 220 So. 89 Eliiah Alexander DE 6-2 210 Fr. 37 Chris Thompson 5-10 155 Fr. 90 Al Jones TE 6-3 220 Fr.

38 Sonny Ray Jones TB 5-11 195 Fr. 91 Scott Travis DE 6-3 210 Fr. 40 Curtis Madden FB 64 215 Fr. 95 Rondell Bonds DT 64 235 Sr. -41 David Bowman RB 5-10 185 Fr.

96 Matt Hennesy LB 64 210 Jr. 42 Scott Zele 64 Fr. 98 Doug Blackbourne DT 6-4 250 Sr. Lincoln High product leading Army Nebraska review, preview Texas (3-3) Oklahoma St. (4-1) ByMikeBabcock Bryan McWilliams could be forgiven if he had an aversion to newspapers.

He doesn't But it would be understandable, particularly if the newspaper were the New York Times. How would you like to be awakened at 5:30 am and asked to list all the stories on the front page of the Times? McWilliams had to, more than once, as a plebe at the United States Military Academy in West Point, N.Y." But the experience didn't' sour the Lincoln High graduate on daily newspapers. "I can see the purpose- in that," McWilliams said during a telephone interview from West Point "A person needs to be well-informed." Lately, McWilliams, who's now a cadet corporal sophomore could turn to the sports page and find his name. He's started the last three games at quarterback for Army, which takes a 5-1 record and a four-game winning streak into Saturday's battle with Rutgers in Giants Stadium at the Meadow-, lands in East Rutherford, N.J. And he's performed wel McWilliams, who began the season No.

3, earned the starting job in Army's wishbone offense during the second half 52 Miami, Ohio 20 52 Texas 15 56 Tulsa 35 41 at Colorado 21 42 at Nebraska .63 Oct. 22 Missouri Oct. 29 at Kansas State Nov. 5 Oklahoma i Nov. 12 Kansas Nov.

19 at Iowa State Dec. 4 Texas Tech Kansas St. (0-6) 9 at Tulsa 35 10 lowa 4S 16 at Tulane 20 28 Louisiana Tech 31 21 Missouri 52 24 at Oklahoma 70 Oct. 22 Nebraska Oct. 29 Oklahoma State Nov.

5 at Kansas Nov. 12 lowa State Nov. 19 at Colorado 14 Nebraska 23 0 at Louisiana State 27 15 at Oklahoma State 52 50 Texas Tech IS 30 at Houston 16 28 Baylor 14 Oct. 22 Rice Nov. 5 Louisiana Tech Nov.

12 at Arkansas Nov. 19 Texas Christian Nov. 24 at Texas Dec. 3 Alabama Utah State (24) 13 at Nebraska 63 21 at Missouri 35 32 New Mexico State 20 3 at Brlghom Young 38 31 Long Beach State 24 10 at Fresno State 51 Oct. 22 at San Jose State Oct.

29 Pacific Nov. 5 Nevada-Las Vegas Nov. 12 Utah Nov. 19 at Fullerton State UCLA (6-0) 59 San Diego State 4 41 Nebraska 28 56 Long Beach State 3 24 at Washington 17 38 Oregon State 21 38 at California 21 Oct. 22 at Arizona Oct.

29 Washington State Nov. 5 or Oregon Nov. 12 Stanford Nov. 19 Southern Cal Straw said that K-State's improving running game should help, too. "We believe that we are getting beU ter," Straw said.

"Why else would we practice all week and go out and play every week?" Straw sat on the sidelines for two years, through a redshirt year and limited play last year, before he was given the starting position this year. He lost the job after four games, but was given the nod last week for the Oklahoma game. "That's what you give everything for in practice after practice," 'he said. "I want to be a starter, and I want to be a winner. I went through a hundred auditions.

"Now, since Coach Parrish is leaving, Fm auditioning for whoever becomes the new coach. So I want to give everything Tve got, and so does the rest of the team." This week, he's facing Nebraska. Next week, Oklahoma State. "A win in any one of these games is a dream that will never escape our minds," Straw said. "Our defense needs to play better.

We need to improve on offense and we need to take care of the ball. Think of how we'd feel to beat Nebraska or Oklahoma State or Colorado." Nebraska but opted to accept an ap: pointment to the Military Academy. He chose to spend his first year out of high school at the U.S. Military Academy Preparatory School in Fort Monmouth, N.J., where he was the starting quarterback on the football team. The experience at West Point Prep is intended to "prepare you better for your plebe year" at the Academy, he said.

Nothing, however, can prepare someone for the hazing by upperclassmen throughout that first year. "It's a trip," said McWilliams. Unlike having to be familiar with the front page of the New York Times, "a lot of the stuff makes no sense," he said. "You walk everywhere real fast' and everything is 'Sff" and Being an Army plebe isn't something you recaU fondly, McWilliams said. "But I knew could last through the year.

You just have to wait it out" Plus, he could always find solace on the football field. "Cadet life doesnt carry over to foot-ban," said McWilliams. In the huddle, the quarterback is in charge, even if he's a cadet corporal and those around him are cadet sergeants (juniors) and cadet captains (seniors). Ham hocks college picks Big Eight games By Ken Hambleton (Picks In boldfoce) Nebraska (-55) at Kansas State Nebraska is back on track, and If it plays defense for more than a half, this should rival the Oklahoma victory over the Mildcats last week. Kansas State has no past, no future and obviously no presence, but they can score 24 points and more than 400 yards against the Kansas at Iowa State (-15) Iowa State got to Missouri quicker than expected and should be rolling for this game.

Kansas apparently Isn't going to fold up the tent after a good showing against Colorado and might provide a test. This game should show the difference in directions of two programs that have been on the skids. Missouri at Oklahoma State (-17) OSU has an offense. Boy does It have an offense. Maybe no defense, but wow, what an offense.

Missouri Is offensive, but In a different way. Goodbye Woody Wldenhofer. The Cowboys are going to a bowl game before they go In front of the NCAA. Oklahoma (-24) at Colorado Barry Switzer said the Sooners' offense Is look Ing better. With Charles Thompson at quarterback, Oklahoma is the same old Sooner, threat.

Jamelle Holiewav lust doesnt seem to have the speed anymore. Colorado was obviously down for the Kansas game after losing to Oklahoma State, but the Buffs get up for this one and might even score a touchdown or two. Ham's Hocks are 25-15 against his spread his year and 33-7 In picking the winners. Last week, the Hocks were 2-2 against the spread. The Instinct told Ham to pick Iowa State, but somehow It was too hard to pick Woody's Wonders at Mlzzou, who failed miserably.

Colorado also couldn't manage to cover a 35-point spread against woeful Kansas. Sports Report Top 25 Team (record) 1. Southern Cal (M 2. Notre Dame (6-0) 3. W.

Virginia (64) 4. UCLA (60) 5. Wyoming (7-0) 6. Arkansas (64) 7. Miami, Flo.

(4-1) J. Clemson (5-1) 9. Auburn (5-1) 10. Florida State (6-1) 11. Oklahoma (5-lr 12.

N.Carolina St. (51) 13. Indiana (54-1) 14. Brlghom Young (51) 15. Nebraska (6-1) 16.

Oregon (51) 17. Louisiana St. (4-2) 18. Syrocuse (51) 19. Houston (4-1) 20.

South Carolina (6-1) 21. Alabama (4-1) 22. Arizona (4-2) 23. Oklahoma St. (4-1) 24.

Georgia (5-1) Rating Pvt. .958 -1 .944 3 .937 5 .936 4 .894 .889 7 .879 2 15 .861 11 .849 18 .846 13 .846 .837 12 .834 14 .832 17 .817 19 .804 .800 .797 .791 6 .784 22 .783 .780 8 .770 23 Carl Straw all the Oklahoma games, and I think we found some things we could exploit "We're going to do the same thing this week in preparation for Nebraska. I've seen the game films of how Troy Aik-man threw under the deep coverage against Nebraska in the UCLA game, and I saw how Mike Gundy threw over top of that coverage last week in the Oklahoma State game. "1 Illlliiii Bryan McWilliams of a 23-7 victory over.Northwestern. The No.

1 quarterback, senior Mark Mooney, had been replaced by Coach Jim Young during a 23-3, season-opening victory over Holy Cross. McWilliams replaced the No. 2 quar off No. do: You can bet the Buffs were looking ahead when they staggered past Kansas 21-9 last week Oklahoma 28-2L No. 9 Clemson (by 7) at North Carolina State: Clemson disposed of Duke last week and now the Atlantic Coast Conference lead is on the line again! Upset Special of the Week North Carolina State 31-27.

Mississippi State at No. 10 Auburn (by 27): Perfect spot for a possible upset since Auburn was sky-high for Akron last week. Nevertheless Auburn 42-14 No. 11 Georgia (by 9) at Kentucky: Seems like Kentucky loses a heart-breaker every week Georgia 27-11 Utah at No. 12 Wyoming (by 24): When two of the nation's top passing teams get together, the game may not end until November Wyoming 49-35.

No. 13 Arkansas at Houston (by 1): Arkansas is the Cotton Bowl's last hope for an unbeaten Southwest Conference Houston S5-3L- No. 14 Indiana at No. 20 Michigan (by 6): The 45th meeting and the 35th time in Ann Arbor. Second Upset Special Indiana 20-14 Missouri at No.

15 Oklahoma State (by 21): The Cowboys are back in the saddle after being huskered in Nebraska Oklahoma State 42-20. No. 17 Washington at Oregon (by 2): The Huskies are still feeling that one-point loss to Southern Cal Oregon 24-M. No. 19 Syracuse (by 13) at East Carolina: Third of four straight Top Twenty AP picks "WeH do a little of both to stretch out Nebraska's defense.

You throw deep to get their linebackers backing up and then throw under, into the hole. It's a ball-control passing attack that Coach Parrish has designed." Although Straw had shared some time With freshman quarterback Paul Watson until last week, the Wildcat receivers have been the steady contingent in the K-State passing game. Three freshman receivers Greg Washington, Mike Smith and David Brooks plus sophomore Alan Frie-drich and senior Mark Austin, have been consistent all season, Straw said, Washington is the leading receiver in the Big Eight with 36 catches for 514 yards and six touchdowns. He grabbed eight passes for 136 yards and a pair of touchdowns against Oklahoma last week. "Greg has the speed and the blocking ability to help us a lot in the backfield," Straw said.

"We play a lot from the shotgun formation, and with the speed of our we can usually get something going in a hurry." terback, sophomore Otto Leone, and rallied the Cadets, who trailed Northwestern 7-3 at halftone, "I didn't think we were moving the offense, and I wanted to see what McWilliams could do," Young told reporters later. McWilliams rushed for 116 yards and two touchdowns in his first start this season, a 58-10 victory over BucknelL But that wasn't the first start of his collegiate career. It came a year ago, against Temple, after four quarterbacks ahead of him on the depth chart all were sidelined by injury or illness. McWilliams suffered a dislocated finger during the 17-7 victory and didnt play the rest of the season. 1 Playing quarterback at Army is considerably different from playing quarterback at Lincoln High, and not just be? cause the Links ran from an I-formation offense when he was there, said McWilliams, a Sunday Journal-Star Super-State defensive back.

In some ways, it's easier. "The quarterback is supposed to be a leader, but at West Point everyone is trained to be a leader," McWilliams said. "So these are elite guys, and you know everyone win do his job." I McWilliams was asked to walk on by 1 UCLA opponents for East Carolina Syracuse 31-17. Georgia Tech (by 6) at North Carolina: Yellow Jackets come back to earth after their stunning rout of South Carolina and the winless Tar Heels finally get off the ground. Second Upset Special North Carolina 21-14 Ohio State (by 8) at Minnesota: Think Earle Bruce is having a chuckle or two? Third Upset Special Minnesota 28-24 Iowa (by 10) at Purdue: No special reason.

Fourth Upset Special Purdue 26-24 Other games East Pitt (by 23'j) 41 Navy 14; Rutgers (by 9) 28, Army 24. South Penn State 24, Alabama (by 4) 17; Duke (by 8) 28, Maryland 21; Tennessee 24, Memphis State (by 3) 17; Southern Mississippi 27, Southwestern Louisiana (by 2) 20; Tulane 34, Louisville (by IV?) 27; Vanderbllt (by 3Vi) 24, Mississippi 21; Wake Forest (by 6) 24, Virginia 21. Midwest Long Beach State 28, Akron 20; Bowling Green 28, Youngs-town State 24; Central Michigan 24, Ball State 17; Eastern Michigan 21, Western Michigan 14; Illinois 28, Michigan State (by IVi) 27; Iowa State (by 21) 35, Kansas 21; Kent State 28, Ohio University 21; Miami of Ohio 21, Toledo 20; Northwestern (by 2) 0, Wisconsin Northern Illinois 28, Southern Illinois 14. Southwest Texas (by 24) 42, Rice 10; Baylor 28, Texas Christian (by 2)21. Far West California (by 14Vi) 38, Temple 14; Colorado State (by 3Vi) 35, San Diego State 27; Brlanom Youns (by 7) 38, Hawaii 24; Texas-El Paso (by 27ft) 41, New Mexico 17; Fullerton State 35, New Mexico State 24; Pacific 28, Sacramento State 20; San Jose State 34, Utah State 27; Stanford (by 8Vi) 28, Oregon State 21; Washington State (by 13) 30, Arizona State 24.

18. South Carolina Is Idle 19. Syracuse 13 over East Carolina 20. Michigan 6Vi over Indiana NFL Cincinnati 5 over Houston Buffalo 6Vi over New England Philadelphia SVi over Dallas New Orleans over Los Angeles Raiders Washington 5 over Green Bay New York Glonts 7Vi over Atlanta Minnesota 4 over Tampa Bay Kansas City AVi over Detroit Denver 4 over Pittsburgh Cleveland 1 over Phoenix Son Diego 1 over Indianapolis Los Angeles Rams 4Vi over Seattle Miami 4Vi over New York Jets Chicago 2V2 over San Francisco Arizona Hopes to play spoiler by knocking Arizona St. (3-3) 21 Illinois 16 30 Tulane 13 28 Colorado State 17 0 Baylor 35 16 at Nebraska 47 3 at lowa 10 24 Lamar 13 7 at Oklahoma ,35 0 Washington 10 20 Northern lowa 17 3 at Stanford 24 21 at Missouri 3 Oct.

22 at Washington State Oct. 22 Kansas Oct. 29 at Oregon Oct. 29 at Colorado Nov. 5 Oregon State Nov.

5 Nebraska Nov. 12 Southern Cal Nov. 12 at Kansas State Nov. 26 at Arizona Nov. 19 Oklahoma State Colorado (5-1) 3 -ot Boy lor 27 45 Fresno State "r3 10 Fullerton State 20 24 at lowa 21" 26 Ohio University 18 28 Oregon State 21 8 at Nebraska 46 27 at Colorado State "23 30 at Pacific 16 21 Oklahoma State 41 28 New Mexico State 20 21 at Kansas 9, Oct.

29 Tulsa Oct. 22 Oklahoma Nov. 5 ot Utah State Oct. 29 lowa State Nov. 12 Fresno State Nov.

5 at Missouri Nov. 19 San Jose State Nov. 12 at Nebraska Nov. 26 at Long Beach State Nov. 19 KansasState I Kansas (0-6) Oklahoma (5-1) 14 Baylor 27 at North Carolina 0 Arizona ,10 21 at California 52 7 at Southern Cal 23 28 New Mexico State 31 35 lowa State, 7 10 Nebraska 28 Texas 13 A- Colorado 21 70 KansasState 24 Oct.22 ojlowa State 0ct.22 at Colorado Oct.

29- otOklahoma 0ct29 Kansas Nov. 5 KansasState 1 Nov.s 0t Oklahoma State Nov. 12 at Oklahoma State Nov. 12 at Missouri Nov. 19 Missouri Nov.

19 Nebraska Missouri (2-3-1) 35 7 28 0 52 3 dtt.22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Utah State Houston Indiana at Miami, Fla.

at Kansas State lowa State at Oklahoma State at Nebraska Colorado Oklahoma at Kansas 21 31 28 55 21 21 Iowa State (3-3) AUCTIOU SATURDAY OCTOBER 22, 1988 1030 A.M. 4019 NORTH 48TH IK BLOCK NO. OF 48TH 8 CORNHUSKER LINCOLN, NE 68504 USED LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT Mm Dot 111 Tractor 19W 11 HJ. 38 inch Deck with Electric Start Mm Dwra 70 Tieetor 1071 7 HJ. 34 Inch Dec with Electric Start Mm Dem 4t RMar 8 HJ.

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1, 1980, top-ranked Alabama lost to Mississippi State 6-3, but runner-up UCLA suffered the same fate, losing to Arizona 23-17. "That day, -Arizona was wild-eyed," Coach Terry Donahue recalls. UCLA has finally made it to the top of the Associated Press rankings after 21 years. The Bruins' 38-21 victory over California, coupled' with Miami's 31-30 loss to Notre Dame, vaulted them to the head of the class. Arizona, of all people, will try to see to it that they dont stay there.

"This will be a big week for us defensively," Donahue says of UCLA's upcoming visit to Tucson. "Arizona was one of the two teams that strafed us offensively last year (the Wildcats led after each of the first three quarters 10-0, 17-7 and 24-17 before losing 34-24)." The Bruins are 10-point favorites and a victory would make them 7-0 for the first time since 1966. The pick is I'CLA 31-24 Last week's prediction record was 36-14-1 for the season, Against the line, last week's score was and four of the five Upset Specials covered the line; for the year, 107-114-1 .484. Air Force at No. 2 Notre Dame (favored by 20): The Irish go from Miami's aerial attack to the the ground warfare of the world's only non-airborne Falcons Dame 35-28.

Cincinnati at No. 4 Miami (by 46): Don't count the Hurricanes out of the tional championship picture just yet Miami 45-7. No. 5 Nebraska (by 44) at Kansas State: The Huskers scored 63 points on Oklahoma State last week, and K-State yielded 70 to Oklahoma Nebraska SJ-14 Boston College at No. I West Virginia (by 15); The Mountaineers have been sorta monkeying around since they hammered Tilt three weeks ago.

Time to tighten those chin West Virginia 28-17. LoulKluna Tech at No. 7 Florida State (no line): The second Division I-AA vie- tim In three weeks for Florida State 4914, No. I Oklahoma, (by 12) at Colora-- Harrah's odds PLAY THE GAME AT THE SARATOGA! OPEN EVERY SUNDAY Test your skill at quarterback. Call the playB for college.and pro games on our new TV interactive game QB1.

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UCLA 10 over Arizona 2. Notre Dame 20 over Air Force 3. Southern Cal Is idle 4. Miami, Flo. 46 over Cincinnati 5.

Nebraska 44 over Kansas State West Virginia 15V over Boston College 7. Florida State vs. Louisiana Tech, no line 8. Oklahoma 12V over Colorado Clemson 7Vi over North Carolina State 10. Auburn 27 over Mississippi State 11.

Georgia 9Vi over Kentucky 12. Wyoming 24 over Utah 13. Arkansas vs. Houston, no line 14. Indiana 6Vi under Michigan 15.

Oklahoma State 21 over Missouri 16. LSU is idle ,17. Washington 2 under Oregon A computer ranking Da sea on me percentage of games a team would be expected to win over time were It to ploy a schedule of .500 teams. Compiled by Bill Berghel, Atlanta, Go..