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m' 2c ST. PETERSBURG TIMES TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1980 mlbQZ football Taylor of North Carolina. Head coach of the East will be Wayne Hardin of Temple, while UCLA's Terry Donohue handles the West- championship and will become only the second undefeated team in Georgia history. If Georgia loses, the Seminoles will be among a number of teams that could lay claim to No.

1 provided they win their bowl games. Six hours after the start of the Georgia-Notre Dame game, Florida State will take on Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl knowing the outcome of the Bulldog-Irish battle. Among the other teams with a shot at the title are Pittsburgh, which takes on unranked South Carolina in the Gator Bowl on Dec. 29; Baylor, which battles Alabama in the Cotton Bowl at 2:10 p.m, on New Year's Day and possibly even Notre Dame. The second 10 consists of North Carolina, UCLA, Southern Cal, Ohio State, Brigham Young, Washington, Mississippi State, South Carolina, SMU and Maryland, NEW YORK The University of Georgia, the nation's only major undefeated team, and Florida State nailed down the top two spots in UPI's final regular-season ratings Monday.

Following balloting by UPI's Board of Coaches, with 39 of the 42 coaches responding, the Bulldogs, ranked No. 1 for the fifth straight week, received 37 first-place votes for 582 points to easily outdistance Florida State, The SeminoleB, who defeated Florida 17-13 last Saturday, moved up from the No. 3 position, replacing Notre Dame, which fell to No. 8 after suffering its first defeat of the year, 20-3 to Southern California Saturday. The final ratings will be released on Sunday, Jan.

4, 1981. Florida State received one first-place vote and totaled 540 points from the coaches. Rounding out the top five are Pittsburgh (489 votes), Oklahoma (417) and Michigan (386). Rounding out the bottom five are No. 6 Alabama, No.

7 Baylor, No. 8 Notre Dame, No. 9 Nebraska and No. 10 Penn State. Georgia, with a victory over Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day, can clinch its first national FSU climbs to No.

2 in OPD poll COACHING RUMORS: The athletic committee of the Auburn University trustees reported Monday that It plans more interviews in its search for a football coach." Committee Chairman Morris Savage said the committee knows the Southeastern Conference date to sign high school seniors is Saturday, but the committee is more interested in finding a quality coach. Among the multitude of coaches who have been reported to be on Auburn's list are Wyoming Coach Pat Dye, Mississippi State's Emory Bellard, North Carolina's Dick Crum, Wake Forest's John Mackovic, and St. Louis Cardinals' assistant and former Auburn star Billy Atkins. Dye and Atkins interviewed for the job Saturday. Bellard said Monday he was happy at Mississippi State.

Meanwhile, coach Bobby Collins told Memphis State University officials he has decided to remain at thfe University of Southern Mississippi to direct its footbaH program. Collins met with school officials Saturday, LITTLE A SHRINER: Linebacker David Little of Florida was named Monday to the East roster for the 56th Shrine East-West football game on Jan. 10. Little joins two other All-American linebackers on the team. The others named were E.J.

Junior of Alabama, and Lawrence coses NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Latest line PRO BASKETBALL (NBA) TOOAY'S GAMES Favorite Points Underdog Boston 4 Milwaukee New York i'i Washington, Atlanta 7 San Diego, Philadelphia 4v Cleveland, Los Angeles 4 Dallas. Chicago lva Phoenix- San Antonio 1 Utah Portland Vfit Seattle. Georgia Coll 84, Oglethorpe 80, OT Lander 93, Newberry 71 Lenoir -Rhyne 79, Wingato 78 Limestone 88, Morris 74 McNeese SI 84, Oklahoma A 5.5 80 Murray St 47, NE Louisiana 59, OT Norfolk St. 75, Rutgors-Camden 44 NW Louisiana 97, Louisiana Co. 70 Paine 59, Benedict 58 Presbyterian 49, Baptist 48 Randolph-Macon 97, Wash.

8, La 81 St Andrew's 93, Avorett 82 St. Paul's 102, Bowie St 75 Savannah St. 84, Morehouse 80 Sewanee 57, N.C Wesleyan 44 Shepherd 105, Wheeling 85 Southern 77, S.Carolina St. 75, OT 86, Term. Temple 74 Virginia St 86.

Shaw 64 Wake Forest 110, John Carrot 59 Virginia St. 104, W.Liberty 95 Wlnthrop 88, -Spartanburg 77 Wofford 71, NC-AsheviUe 44 Midwest Bowling Green 41, Cornell 47 Cent. Michigan 80, Valparaiso 44 Creighton 44, St. Louis 57 DePoul 93, Illinois 54 Kansas 90, Morehead St. 54 Kearney St 104, Nebraska-Omaha 96 Michigan 98, Akron 69 Midland 67, Peru St 61 N.Dakota 73, Yankton 60 NW Iowa 94, S.Dakota-Springfield 83 Purdue 82, Butler 41 Quincy 85, III Wesleyan 72 Roosevelt 59, III Tech 58 SE Missouri 99, Oakland City 75 Trl-State 72, Franklin 66 Michigan 84, Grand Valley 71 Wichita St 80, Long Beach St 61 Xavier, Ohio 83, Ohio Wesleyan 70 Southwest Arkansas CoH.

75, Ouachita 72 Arkansas Tech 91, Harding 85 Coll of the Ozarks 70, Arkansas 56 E.Texas St 71, LeTourneau 63 Henderson St 60, 53 Rice 77, Angek) St. 54 SW Texas St 91, St Edward's 70 Southwestern 59, Abilene Chris. S4 Texas 75. Sam Houston St 58 Texas Tech 67, Louisiana Tech 47 Tulsa 72, Oral Roberts 69 Far West Arizona St 84, Kansas St. 61 Colo.

Mines 79, N.Arizona 77 Pet. GB Philadelphia 25 4 .842 Boston 18 8 .692 5'a New York 16 10 .615 Tt Washington 13 15 .464 llVa New Jersey 11 IB .379 14 Central Division Milwaukee 22 7 .759 Indiana 17 12 .586 5 Chicago 11 16 407 10 Atlanta 10 18 .357 llVi Cleveland 10 20 .333 12a Detroit 8 20 286 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division xSan Antonio 18 10 .443 Utah 14 14 .500 4 Houston 13 14 .481 4' Kansas City 12 18 400 7 Denver 10 18 357 8 Dallas 3 25 .107 15 Pacific Division Phoenix 24 6 .800 Los Angeles 19 10 .655 4Va Golden State 16 12 .571 7 kSeattle 13 14 .481 9'i San Diego 12 17 .414 llvs Portland 10 19 .345 WM 6. Best point differential in alt games. 7. Best margin differential of touchdowns In all games.

8. Strength of schedule. 9. Coin toss. Tie outside of division 1.

Record in head-to-head competition. 2. Record against teams within conference. 3. Best point differential in an games.

4. Best margin differential of touchdowns In all games. 5. Strength of schedule. 6.

Coin toss. Bucs' season statistics RESULTS AND ATTENDANCE (W) Tampa Bay 17, Cincinnati 12 (A) 43,211 (W) Tampa Bay 10, Los Angeles 9 (H) 66,576 (L) Dallas 28, Tampa Bay 17 (A) 62,750 (L) Cleveland 34, Tampa Bay 27 (H) 65,540 (L) Chicago 23, Tampa 0(A) 61,350 (T) Tampa Bay 14, Green Bay 14 (H) 64,854 (L) Houston 20, Tampa Bay 14 (A) 48,167 (W) Tampa Bay 24, San Francisco 23 (A) 51,925 W) Tampa Bay 30, Giants 13 (H) 68,256 (L) Pittsburgh 24, Tampa Bay 21 (H) 71,636 (L) Minnesota 38, Tampa Bay 30 (A) 46,032 (L) Detroit 24, Tampa Bay 10 (H) 64,976 Tampa Bay 20, Green Bay 17 I A 54,225 (L) Minnesota 21, Tampa Bay 10 (H) 65,449 Dec. 14 at Detroit Dec. 20 Chicago TEAM STATISTICS Tampa Bay Opponents Total first downs 254 273 Rushing 93 110 Passing 137 145 Penalty 24 18 Third down made-att. 94-218 94-214 Third down efficiency 43.

1 43 9 Total nel yards 4395 4675 Avg. per game 313 9 333 9 Total plays 917 935 Avg per play 4 79 5 00 Net yards rushing 1692 1843 Avg. per game 120 9 131 6 Total rushes 432 475 Net yards passing 2703 2632 Avg per game 193 1 202 3 Tackled-yards lost 21-175 19-134 Gross yards 2878 7966 464-227 441-284 Pet. of completions 48 9 64.4 Had intercepted 13 13 Punts-average Net punting average 32 1 34 8 Penalties-yards 80-744 102-955 Fumfties-ball lost 23-17 28 11 Touchdowns 29 35 Rushing 9 17 Passing 18 16 Returns 2 2 Total points 244 300 Score by periods 1 2 3 4 OT Tot Buccaneers 54 88 34 66 0244 Opp. Total 51 94 44 89 0300 PRO HOCKEY (NHL) TODAY'S GAMES Favorite Goals Underdog Vancouver Even-va Washington St.

Louit 'vl Minnesota, Buffalo Even-'a Colorado COLLEGE BASKETBALL TODAY'S GAMES Favorite Points Underdog Notre Dam 3 Indiana Dayton 6 W. Kentucky St. Bonavintur 3 Rutgers. Princeton 2Va St. Joseph's (Pa Navy VMI Villanova 4 Seton Hall.

Rhode Island 4a Oregon, lona 9'a Fordham. Vanderbullt 2Vi Duke. SMU Iowa St. Texas Chrlttian Pick 'em North Texas SU Nebraska 3'a Perm Utah l'i Utah St. USC 4Va Texas.

Home team in bold. Half-Century Club MONDAY'S Pelt ab Ramsdellc 4 1 1 McCord 3b 3 0 2 MacAlllster st 3 0 0 Devine If 3 0 1 RESULTS Guilt Alderton 2b Klocek Nagy If DeAngeMs 3b McMuaen ss Cutsforth rf Garrett Metz lb EHas cf Maguir tf Totalt ab 4 1 4 0 4 2 4 0 3 0 4 0 3 0 Williamson sf 3 0 1 Hlcf Matthews 2b Mondeiar lb Sabo rt Dlna Totals 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 I 2 3 0 1 31 2 I 3 0 3 0 3 0 35 3 Pels Kngs 001 100 002 7 000 002 013 12 eg NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet. PF PA Buffalo 10 4 0 714 300 223 New England 8 6 0 .571 379 296 Baltimore 7 7 0 500 313 325 Miami 7 7 0 .500 225 267 NY Jets 3 11 0 214 258 357 Ctntral Cleveland 10 4 0 .714 307 258 Houston 9 5 0 .643 253 232 Pittsburgh 8 6 0 .571 314 271 Cincinnati 5 9 0 .357 203 271 West Oakland 9 5 0 .643 307 268 San Diego 9 5 0 .643 371 296 Denver 7 7 0 .500 264 282 Kansas City 7 7 0 .500 265 287 Seattle 4 10 0 286 260 362 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East yOallas 11 3 0 786 405 246 yPhlladelphia 11 3 0 78 340 184 St Louis 5 9 0 .357 289 302 Giants 4 10 0 286 219 376 Washington 4 10 0 .286 214 273 Central Minnesota 8 6 0 .571 273 265 Detroit 7 7 0 .500 283 255 Chicago 6 8 0 .429 276 234 Green Bay 5 8 1 .393 225 375 Tampa Bay 5 8 1 .393 244 300 West Atlanta 11 3 0 .786 353 242 LOS Angeles 9 5 0 643 366 258 San Francisco 6 8 0 .479 297 362 New Orleans 0 14 0 .000 243 429 Clinched playoff berth SUNDAY'S RESULTS Minnesota 21. Tampa Bay 10 Atlanta 20, Philadelphia 17 Cincinnati 34, Baltimore 33 Buffalo 10. Los Angeles 7, OT Cleveland 17, New York Jets 14 Washington 40, San Diego 17 St.Louis 24.

Detroit 23 Chicago 61, Green Bay 7 Dallas 19, Oakland 13 Kansas City 31, Denver 14 San Francisco 38, New Orleans 35, OT New York Giants 27, Seattle 21 MONDAY'S RESULT Miami 16, New England 13, OT SATURDAY, DEC. 13 New York Giants at Washington, 12:30 p.m. Seattle at San Diego, 4 p.m. SUNDAY, DEC. 14 Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m.

Cleveland at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Houston at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Pittsburgh, 1 m. New Orleans at New York Jets, 1 p.m, St.Louis at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. San Francisco at Atlanta, I p.m.

Cincinnati at Chicago, 2 p.m. Miami at Baltimore, 4 p.m. Oakland at Denver, 4 p.m. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 4 p.m. Monday's summary NE 15 33-120 155 -2 13-17-0 3-31 1-0 5-49 Mia First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbies-lost Pena(ttes-yards New England Miami 17 29-118 173 0 15-25-0 4-48 1-0 5-33 7 613 7 314 3 3 0 0 0 6 NE FG Smith 23 NE FG Smith 33 FG von Schamann 27 FG von Schamann 24 NE Francis 38 pass from Cavanaugh (Smith kick) Moore 8 pais from Woodley (vonS-chamann kick FG vonSchamarw 23 A 63,936 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING New England, Ferguson 12-47, Calhoun 14-45, Cavanaugh 3-15.

Miami, Bennett 15-77, Williams 9-24, Nathan 3-11. PASSING New England, Cavanaugh 12-16-0-163, Jackson 1-1-0-12. Miami, Woodley 15-24-0-192, WiHians 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING New England, Francis 2-50, Westbrook 3-39, Morgan 2-29 Miami, Harris 3-96, Bailey 2-41, Lee 2-11. NFL playoff race Here's a look at me teams stilt eligible to qualify for the NFL playoffs.

In each conference, five teams advance to the playoffs. The three division champions receive automatic spots. The top two runner-up teams within the conference receive wild-card spots. AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Division Pet PF PA Buffalo 10 4 0 .714 300 223 New England 8 5 0 .615 366 280 Remaining games Buffalo: New England (away), San Francisco (away) New England: Miami (tonight, away), Buffalo (home), New Orleans (away). Neither team assured of playoff spot.

Central Division Cleveland 10 4 0 714 307 258 Houston 9 5 0 .643 253 232 Pittsburgh 8 6 0 571 314 271 Remaining gamos Cleveland: Minnesota (away), Cincinnati (away). Houston: Green Bay (away), Minnesota (home) Pittsburgh. Kansas City (home), San Diego (away). None of the three assured of a playoff spot. West Division Oakland 9 5 0 643 307 268 San Diego 9 5 0 .643 371 296 Remaining gamos Oakland: Denver (away).

New York Giants (away). San Diego: Seattle (home), Pittsburgh (home). Neither team assured of playoff spot. NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Division Dallas II 3 0 786 405 246 Philadelphia II 3 0 786 340 184 Remaining gamos Dallas- Los Angeles (away), Philadelphia (home) Philadelphia St Louis (home), Dallas (away) Both teams assured of at least wild-card spot Central Division Minnesota 8 6 0 .571 773 265 Detroit 7 7 0 500 283 255 Remaining gamos Minnesota: Cleveland (home), Houston (away). Detroit: Tampa Bay (home).

Green Bay (home) Neither team assured playoff spot Minnesota wins division tine on tiebreaker No 2 in case of 8-8 tie Minnesota wins division title on tiebreaker No 3in case of 9-7tie. (seetiebrea-kmg procedures below) West Division Atlanta 11 3 0 786 353 247 Los Angeles 9 5 0 643 366 258 Remaining gamos Atlanta: San Francisco (homo), Los Angeles (awav I.Los Angeles: Dallas (home), Atlanta (home). Atlanta assured of at least wild-card spot. Los Angeles not assured of playoff spot. However, only combination that would eliminate Los Angeles would be it It finishes 9-7, tied with Detroit tor wad-card spot tn that case, Detroit would win by virtue of tiebreaker No 1 (see below).

TIEBREAKIMG PROCEDURES The foeowing procedures be used the foaowtng order to bread itandlngt ties for post season playoffs and to determine regular-season scheoutes. Tia within division 1 Record in head- to-head competition, Record ooamst teams wittwi division 3 Record against teams within conference. 4 Record against common opponents. 1 Best point differential gomes egainsl common opponents. NHL CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division GP GA Pts Philadelphia 19 6 4 119 74 42 Y.

Islanders 18 7 5 130 98 41 Washington 9 7 10 102 91 28 xCalgary 11 10 5 95 101 27 Rangers 9 15 4 99 121 22 Smyth Division St.Louis 17 4 4 113 91 38 Vancouver 13 9 6 111 96 32 Colorado 10 13 4 92 111 24 Chicago 9 15 5 118 134 23 Edmonton 7 13 5 92 105 19 Winnipeg 1 19 7 80 131 9 WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division xLos Angeles 19 6 1 115 81 39 Montreal 14 11 2 119 86 30 Hartford 9 14 5 97 134 23 Pittsburgh 8 14 5 94 122 21 Detroit 4 17 5 79 115 13 Adams Division Buffalo 14 7 4 109 79 34 Minnesota 13 5 7 97 70 33 Toronto 10 10 5 104 107 25 Boston 9 11 6 92 90 24 Quebec 6 14 7 92 114 19 Late result not Included SUNDAY'S RESULTS Boston 7, Washington 3 Buffalo 10, Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 4, Colorado 2 New York Rangers 5, Chicago 4 Toronto 4, Quebec 4, tie Edmonton 4, Hartford 4 Detroit 1, Minnesota tie New York Islanders 5, Vancouver 3 MONDAY'S RESULT Calgary at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. TODAY'S GAMES Vancouver at Washington, 7 35 p.m. Minnesota at St.Louis, 9:05 m. Buffalo at Colorado, 9 35 p.m, WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Washington at New York Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7 35 m.

Vancouver at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Boston at Quebec, 8:05 m. Philadelphia at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Los Angeles at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Hartford at Winnipeg, 9:05 p.m.

New York. Islanders at Edmonton, 9 35 p.m. Late Sunday's NHL summaries Hartford Edmonton 1 1 24 3 2 14 First Period 1, Edmonton, Messier 5, 3:55 2, Hartford, Rogers 16, 4:44 3, Edmonton, Messier 4 (Lowe, Gretzky), 7:34. 4, Edmonton, Gretzky 13 (Huddy, MacDonald), 18 35. Penalties Roberts, Her, 4:35, Roberts, Har, Price, Edm, Edmonton bench, served by Murdoch, 19:38 Second Period 5, Edmonton, Siltanen 3 (Hagman, Price), 4:18.

6, Hartford, Boutette 12 (Rogers, Roberts), 15:32. 7, Edmonton, Murdoch 5 (Semenko, Gretzky), 15:59 Penalties Roberts, Har, Stoughton, Har, double misconduct, Sims, Har, double misconduct, 3:04, Boutette, Har, double minor, 3:04, Barnes, Har, double misconduct, 3:04, Roberts, Har, misconduct, Hartlord bench, served by Fotiu, Messier, Edm, mator-game misconduct, maior served by Semenko, Edmonton bench, served by Murdoch, 3 04; Gretzky, Edm, minor-misconduct, 3:04, Coffey, Edm, double misconduct, 3 04; MacDonald, Edm, double misconduct, Lowe, Edm, double misconduct, 3:04, Volcan, Har, 3:41, Howe, Har, 14:54 Third Period 8. Edmonton, Hagman 5 (Kurri), 9 24 9, Hartford, Renaud 1 (Roberts, Keon), 12:17 10, Hartford, Howe 9 (Row, Johnston), 13 33. Penalties Coffey, Edm, Hagman, Edm, 15:08, Rogers, Har, 15:08. Shots on goal Hartford 4-13-1332.

Edmonton 17-13-434. Goalies Hartford, Vaisor. Edmonton, Mio. A 17,215. Y.

Islanders Vancouver 2 2 15 1 1 13 First Period 1, New York, Kellur 17, 9 55. 2, Vancouver. Ashton 4 (Marols), 11:23. 3, New York, Bourn 15 (Bossy, Goring), 12:22. Penalties Campbell, Van, 3:15, Bourne, NY, 3:45, Howatt, NY, 8 09.

Second Period 4, New York, Tambemnl 9 (Persson, Nystrom), 2 51. 5, New York, Tro- ttter 8 (Bourne, Kallur), 8:24. 4, Vancouver, Fraser 12 (Smyl, McCarthy), 1134. Penalties Lane, NY, Williams. Van, 18:38 Third Period 7, Vancouver, Smyl 13 (Fra ser, Campbell), 2 24.

8, New York, Bossy 28, 4:42. Penalties Lane, NY, Lane, NY, maior, J7 49, McCarthy, Van, maior, 17 49. Shots on goal New York 12-9-14 35. Van couver 11-11-1133. Goalies New York, Resctt.

Vancouver, Brodeur. A 15,847. NHL statistics Through Sunday A Dionne, LA 20 31 Simmer, LA 24 24 Pts 51 50 Bossy, NYI 28 16 44 Gretzky, Edm 13 30 43 Barber, Phil. 22 18 40 Taylor, LA 17 23 40 Trottier, NYI 8 32 40 Maruk, Wash 22 17 39 Shutt, Mtl 17 20 37 Federko, S1.L. 10 27 37 Local sports calendar TODAY GOLF JCPenney Mixed Turn Clastic Bardmoor Country Oub, Largo.

Today through Dec. 14. Ticket packages available: Gold Founder membership limited to 120 and each member plays In pro am as wen as receiving special gifts and privileges, 12,000, Silver Founders receive two badges, 10 daily admissions, clubhouse parking, blazer, slacks and shirt, fashion show tickets, reserved seat ing, two golf outings and permanent listing on Founders Board, 11,250, Executive Includes four season clubhouse badges, 40 daily badges, tour parking stickers and eight bonus books, 5400; Clubhouse includes four season badges, 20 daily badges, two parking stickers and four bonus books, 5225, Season Clubhous Badge Inctudes clubhouse privileges as we as admission to every day of th practice rounds, th pro-am and th tour days of th tournament plus two bonus books, S35; Advance daily tickets may be purchased from th charities, tournament of Ik or any area JCPenney store with 20 saving on gat prlc Wed. through Sun, it. WEDNESDAY RACOUETBALL Oeedtn to enter St.

Petersburg YMCA Sunshine Clastic tour nament Dec 12, 13 and 14. HO entry fe, tIS for second fe. 114 5th St. S. Trophies tor 1st and 2nd olaces Best two out of three Fifteen point games through quarterttnait with an 1 point He breaker Semifinal and final matches best two out of three gam played to 21 pomtt.

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NASL Indoor League Central Division Pet. GB Minnesota 3 1 .750 Detroit 3 3 500 1 Chicago 1 3 .250 2 Eastern Division Atlanta 4 0 1.000 Tampa Bay 2 1 .667 l'a Jacksonville 1 7 .333 Ti Fort Lauderdale 0 4 .000 4 Northern Division Edmonton 3 2 .600 Vancouver 3 2 .600 Toronto 2 2 .500 Va Calgary 1 3 .250 l'a Southern Division California 3 2 .600 Tulsa 3 2 .600 San Diego 2 2 500 Va Dallas 1 3 .250 l'a Western Division Los Angeles 3 2 .600 Portland 3 3 .500 Va Seattle 2 2 .500 Va San Jose 2 3 .400 1 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Tampa Bay 12, Chicago 1 1, OT Dallas 8, Portland 5 Vancouver 7, Toronto 4 San Diego 5, Tulsa 4 California 7, Seattle 4, OT SUNDAY'S RESULT Vancouver 3, Calgary 1 MONDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled TODAY'S GAMES No games scheduled Rowdies statistics Through Dec. 4 SCORING GP A TP 3 i 5 15 2 4 2 14 3 4 5 13 3 5 2 12 3 4 3 11 3 2 6 10 110 2 3 0 2 2 3 0 11 3 0 11 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Steve Wegerte Washington Olivera Oscar Fabbiani Neil Roberts Jan Van Der Veen John Gorman 'Farrukh Quraishl Reflk Kozk Mike Conned Dav Taber Manny Andruszewskl Peter Chandler Paul Mott Rowdies totals 3 0 0 0 3 27 27 81 Opponents totals 3 24 27 74 GOALKEEPING GP Svs Avg Kevin Ctinton Tim Hanley Rowdis totals Opponents totals 2 35 14 9 23 2 22 10 4 47 3 57 24 8.00 3 29 27 9.00 TEAM 1 2 3 4 0TTot 5 3 4 7 1 27 4 5 8 7 0 24 Rowdies Opponents Monday's events CLEVELAND INDIANS Signed free agent pitcher Dan Spinner to a five-year contract. HOUSTON ASTROS Traded Enos Cabell, third baseman, and a player to be named later to the San Francisco Giants in exchange for Bob Knepper. pitcher, and Chris Bourjos, outfielder.

Signed Art Howe, infie-Ider, to a three-year contract. Designated Jimmy Sexton, for assignment. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Acquired Rome Fingers and Bob Shirley, pitchers; Gene Tenaca, catcher -first baseman, and a minor league player to be named later from the San Diego Padres In exchange tor Terry Kennedy and Steve Swisher, catchers; Mike Phillips, In- fielder; and John Urrea, John Llttlefiekj, Al Olmsted and Kim Seaman, pitchers. High school Conference Overall Dixie HoHlns 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 10 0 10 0 110 110 110 110 Seminole Northeast Pinellas Park Largo St.

Petersburg Lakewood Clearwater Gibbs Boca Ciega Dunedin 13 0 12 110 110 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 10 0 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 Countryside MONDAY'S RESULTS Dixie HoWns 58, Countryside 12 Seminole 44, Dunedin 20 Northeast 47, Largo 14 Pinellas Park 47, Lakewood 12 THURSDAY'S MATCHES Boca Ciega at Lakewood Gibbs at St. Petersburg Pinellas Park at Clearwater Countryside at Seminole Dixie Hoilins at Dunedin Largo at Hudson MONDAY'S RESULTS Dixie Hoilins 58, Countryside 13 100 Bloom (O) p. Gonzales 3:14, 107 Robertt (D) d. Componaro 13-4, 114 Dunn (D) p. McOure 121 Kampmon (C) p.

Furkx 128 Powel (D) Dobson 134 jasper (D) p. Northridge 4:35, 140 ward (L Coleman 3:50, 147 Lutz (D) Atvaro 7-4; 157 Boyd (D) Rooney 1:32, iy John Bartiett 7-3, 187 Russ (D) Ferio 1 38, 122 Roesch (D) p. Yalon MacMeekin (D) p. Jordan :13. Pinellas Perk 47, Lakewood II 100 Kramer (PP) p.

Lamb 107 Graiales (PP) p. Hoskl 114 Michael (PP) p. Bevlnt :28, 121 Moore (PP) Wi ley 12-5, 128 Pool (PP) d. Wolttenholme 22-3; 134 Kohn (PP) d. For an 7-4; 140 Feasler (PP) Chase 7-4, 147 Capua (PP) id.

LavoHa 14-1; 157 Smith (PP) p. Don Grenbrg 2 24, 149 Doug Greenberg (L) Kama 3:12, 187 Rader (L) RKtt 14-4. 222 Johnson (L) and Haputa tied 11-11, UNL. Thomas (PP) d. Stroud 12-2.

Semlnel 44, Dunedin 10 109 Dixon (S) Tasttano 13-4; 107 Scott (S) p. Ventre 114 Wolttein (D) won by forfeit; 119 Kase(S) won bv forfeit 124 McKenrl (S) Aram :39, 132 croucn 15) p. Hardin 13 Mckenzie 15) won by forfeit; li Crouch (S) Bartz 2 42, 155 Moyer (S) Lee 14-2, 147 Note (Old. Wostbrork 11-4, Its Murphy (S) and nagar ne, veugtm (Did Ritchie 13- unu. inompton (U) p.

Stephanie 1:22. Northeast 47, Large 14 I OS Ivory (N) td. Site 22-7, 107 Babcock (N) White 1:15, 114 Jones (N) Wardee-4, III Erie son (Nip Lyons 3 25. 12t Lendl ILImd Scales 10-0, 1)4 Rlzto (N) South 10-S, la Benton (N) Elliott 5-3. 147 Babcock (Nip Kane 3 28; 157- Damron IN) Guftey 9 4, 141 Mason (Dp Sbrt44 17 Potts (Dp Stuebs 54; Kety (N) mmry default over Crawford, UNL.

Caan N) Rmfe 1.39 SPSA Winter series ON TAMPA BAY SUNDAY'S RESULTS Oivsion I Boat, skipper Cor.tim 1. Crusader Rabbit, Wilburn 109 38 2. Razzberry, SilvernaU 1:11.57. 3. Socrates, Boie 1:23.15 4.

Rising Sun, Payne 1:24 42 5. Fiddler, Classen 1:24 52 4. Wotan, Mlttermyer 1:28 31 Division II 1 Ouintus, Marsh 1:14.45 2. Moonraker, Ware 1:17 21. 3.

Joy Ride, Hartney 1:17 52 4 PuftnStuff, Stewart 1:2147. 5. Frolic. Ballard 1:23 03 4. Elfin, CarroB 1:23.19, 7 Aeleos, Peterelt 1:25 25, 8 Frolic, Flagerty 1:24 00.

9. Spirit, Merrlman 1:27.01. 10 Humdinger, Corcoran 1:27 24 11. Temtation, Condrick 1:31.29 12. Zoo, Grossman 1:32 55 13.

Priority One, Parker DNF Cruslng A 1. Good News, Moreley 1:25.04 1 Silouette, Karran 1:25 58 3. Silver Cloud, Parks 1:27 23 4. Bandersnatch, Albert 1:29 09 i. Stampede, Dewar 1:32.54 6.

Komotion, Luscomb 1:34.25 7. Chorautes, Bardes 1:41.30 8. Estre.llita, Gates 1:45 54 Cruslng 1. America, Jones 1:24 53 2. Katrlna, Durako 1:24.54 3.

Kismet, Soronson 1:26 20 4. Slrius, Johnson 5. Miss Judy, Byrde t. Partisan, Slater 1:35.30 7 Stonehenge, Neal 1:38 01 t. NO 802, Peterson 1:47 14 9.

Main Squeeze, Wean DNF Late result not included SUNDAY'S RESULTS Washington 113, Boston 103 Phoenix 106, Golden Slate 88 Los Angeles 113, Utah 100 Portland 1 16, San Antonio 115 San Diego 98. New Jersey 95 MONOAY'S RESULT San Antonio at Seattle, night TOOAY'S GAMES Milwaukee at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Washington at New York, 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Cleveland, 7.35 p.m. San Diego at Atlanta, 8 05 p.m.

Los Angeles at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Phoenix at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. San Antonio at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Seattle at Portland, 10:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Phoenix at Indiana, 7:35 p.m.

New York at New Jersey, 8 05 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, 8:05 m. Boston at Washington, 8:05 p.m. Atlanta at Detroit, 8 05 p.m. San Diego at Kansas City, 8.30 p.m.

Los Angeles at Houston, 9:05 p.m. Dallas at Denver, 9 35 m. Seattle at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Late Sunday's NBA boxes UTAH 100): Bristow 5 0-0 10, Dantley 128-9 32, Poquette 1 0-2 2, Griffith 10 5-7 25, McKinney 2 0-0 4, Boone 5 1-111, Judkins 2 2-2 6, Wllkins 4 0-0 8, Green 1 0-0 2. Totals 42 16-21 100 LOS ANGELES 113): Brewer 6 0-0 12, Wilkes 10 1-1 21, Abdul-Jabbar 104-6 24, Carter 7 2-4 16, Nixon 7 2-4 16, Chones 3 3-7 90, Cooper 3 1-1 7, Jordan 1 0-0 2, Landsberger 11-13, Holland 0 3-5J HardxO MOJjjtals 48 17-29J13.

Utah 19 31 25 25100 Los Angeles Fouled out None Total fouls Utah 27, Los Angeles 19. A 11,564. SAN ANTONIO (115): Griffin 3 2-2 8, Olberding 1 2-4 4, Johnson 4 0-0 8, Gervln 17 7-9 41, Silas 8 3-3 19, R.Johnson 0 0-0 0, Restart 4 0-18. Moore 3 2-2 8, Corzine 3 0-0 6, Gale 2 2 2 6, Wiley 3 11 7. Totals 48 19-24 115.

PORTLAND (116): Natt 6 7-10 19, Thompson 5 3-4 13, Owens 4 2-2 10, Paxson 3 1-3 7, Ransey 100-2 20, Bates 8 5-6 21, Washington 6 1-3 13, Kunnert 2 0-0 4, Gross 4 1-1 9. Totals 48 20-33 114 San Antonio Portland 31 33 28 23115 25 34 28 27114 Fouled out None Total fouls Spurs 26, Trail Blazers 24, Technical Albeck. A 15,666. NEW JERSEY (95): Lucas 0 0-2 0, Van-BredaKolft 0 1-2 1, Gminski 7 2-3 16, Walker 2 7-7 1 1, Newlin 7 8-8 22, O'Koren 9 7-8 25, Jones 1 0-0 2, Cook 0 0-0 0, Flliott 8 2 2 18 Totals 34 27-32 95, SAN DIEGO (98): Brooks 4 4-9 12, Wicks 2 0-2 4, Nater 15 0-0 30, Smith 2 2-2 6, Taylor 3 4-4 II, Heard 2 2-2 6, Bryant 4 4-5 12, Williams 3 8-9 14, Bibby 1 0-0 3, Davis 0 0-0 0. Totals 34 24-33 98 New Jersey 22 18 25 3095 San Diego 24 20 24 2898 Three-point goals Taylor, Bibby.

Fouled aut Wicks. Total fouls New Jersey 27, San Diego 32. Technicals New Jersey zone defense, New Jersey Coach Loughery. A 4,378. College SUNDAY'S RESULTS East Elmlra 87, Eisenhower 72 Midwest Centenary 47, N.Iowa 51 Lor as 68, Dubuque 60 Dakota St 91, Yankton 80 Tournaments Grand View Tourney Championship Grand View 90, Westmar 72 Third Place Culver-Stockton 68, Mount Mercy 64 Hamilton Tipoft Championship Hamilton 79, Buffalo St 48 Third Place Utica 73, Oswego St 60 Ithaca Invitational Championship Ithaca 64, Oneonta St 63, OT Third Plac Connecticut 91, SUNY-Purchase 72 Maritime Alumni Tourney Championship Y.

Maritime 68, John Jay 61 Third Place Yeshiva 48, Bard 34 MONDAY'S RESULTS East American 103, Gettysburg 44 Baruch 117, Medgar Evers 82 Bioomsburg 74, Lock Haven 44 Brandeis 77, RPI 69 Catholic U. 75, Harvard 68 Clarion St 101, Pitt-Johnstown 87 Curry 89, Worcester St. 79 Eastern 93, Penn St -Capital 67 Connecticut 67, Barrington 62 Nazarene 100, SE Massachusetts 75 Stroudsburg 45, Shippensburg 60 King's 79, Delaware Valley 75 La Salle 73, BuckneH 63 Long Island U. 90, Post 76 Mansfield 96, Md -Baltimore 80 Marist 89, Pratt 55 Messiah 75, Susquehanna 67 Nazareth 87, Houghton 73 Poly 77, Webb Inst 59 Northeastern 53, Army 51 Pitt 79, Indiana. Pa 64 Robert Morris 88.

Colgate 69 Rochester 57, SI John Fisher 54 St Ansekn's 89, Bentley 79 St. Thomas Aquinas 84, Rut gars-Newark 71 Stevens Tech 54, Drew 51 Stony Brook 80, Franklin Pierce 72 Towson St 75, Chester St 47 Wagner 89, Southampton 44 Wm Pater son 1 17, Hawthorne 72 York, Pa 85, Lycoming 75 South Ala -Birmingham 47, Texas-Arfcngton 54 Allen 71, Clafkn 47 Auburn 77, Tenn Tech 62 Campbell 97, Methodist 75 Campbettsvifte 95. BeKarmlne 87 Cumberland 77, Union 54 Davidson 79 Marshal 73, 2 OT Davis 4 Elkins 41, Va. Wesleyan 54 Carolina 75. Berry 53 Eckerd 93, Flagler 87 Erskm 91, Cent Wesleyan 80 FayettevUe St.

79, Atlantic Chris. 71 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Art. Yds. Avg. LG TD Bell 160 562 3 5 40 2 Eckwood 135 436 32 35t 2 Williams 53 340 64 27 4 Berns 34 126 3 7 17 0 JDavis 36 121 34 8 I House 1 32 32 0 32 0 Hagms 3 24 8 0 26 0 GDavis 6 21 3 5 12 0 TDavis 3 16 53 8 0 Fusina I 14 14 0 14 0 Bucs total 432 1692 3.9 40 9 Opp.

total 475 1843 3.9 54 17 PASSING Aft. Cmp. Yds. Pet. TD LG Int.

Williams 455 225 2860 49 5 18 51 12 Fusina 4 2 18 50.0 0 13 1 Eckwood 4 0 0 00 0 0 0 Hannah 1 0 0 00 0 0 0 Bucs total 444 227 2878 48.9 IB 51 13 Opp. total 441 284 2964 44.4 14 50 13 RECEIVING No. Yds. Avg. LG TD Eckwood 44 447 9 9 40 1 Jones 41 575 140 411 4 Bed 38 292 7 7 22 I Giles 31 550 17 7 51 4 Hagms 19 310 16 3 48 2 House 16 298 18 6 49t 4 Obradovich 10 128 128 23 0 TDavis 19 90 90 18 I GOavis 9 79 8 8 15 0 Shumann 3 64 21.3 25t 1 JDavis 3 8 2 7 3 0 Mucker 2 37 18 5 19 0 Bucs total 227 2878 12.7 51 18 Opp.

total 284 2944 10.4 50 14 INTERCEPTIONS NO. Yds. Avg. LG TD Wood 3 76 253 55t I Washington 3 30 10.0 16 0 Cotney 2 21 10 5 21 0 Colzie 1 39 39 0 39 0 Brantley 16 60 6 0 DLewis 1 0 00 0 0 Thomas 1 0 00 0 0 CBrown 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bucs total 13 172 13.2 SSt 1 Opp. total 13 171 13.2 44 0 PUNTING NO.

Yds. Avg. LG Blanchard 75 3143 41 9 62 Bucs total 75 3143 41.9 62 Opp. total 75 3)28 41.7 61 PUNT RETURNS No. FC Yds.

Avg. LG TD iReece 49 1 279 5 7 19 0 TDavis 0 1 0 00 0 0 Bucs total 49 279 5.7 19 0 Opp. total 45 4 440 10.2 53t 1 KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds. Avg.

LG TD GDavis 38 824 21 7 54 0 Reece 6 105 17 5 23 0 Hagms 4 82 20 5 23 0 TDavis 4 58 14 5 16 0 Obradovich 5 46 9 2 15 0 Berns 1 19 19 0 19 0 Samuels 1 10 10 0 10 0 Jordan 1 0 00 0 0 Bucs total 40 1144 19.1 54 0 Opp. total 55 1197 21 J) 57 0 FIELD GOALS Yepremian 14-19 Opp total 18-29 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS IntFC FR PB OP Wood 103 7 3-762 1-0 3 DLewis 91 14 1-0 8 1-0 13 Cotney 89 6 2-21 8 1 DSelmon 88 2 2 0-1 1 Johnson 862 7 2-0 10 Logan 804 5 1 va-fl 27 LSelmon 795 6 2 3-2 57 Jordan 70 3 19 0-1 2 Kollar 593 2 2 lMj-126 Washington 49 2 3-30 4 1-0 ABrown 47 1 12-11 CBrown 41 1-0 9 0-0 Reece 36 4 0-1 3 Brantley 30 1-4 3 1 Hawkins 76 2 1 1-1 Stalls 253 1 1 1-0 14 Come 15 1 1-39 1 Radford 13 1 0-11 Thomas 12 11-0 2 RLewis 2 1 4 Calhoun 1 1 Crowder 132 1 1 3 Totals 1055 19 62 13-172 72 17-11 168 C. Brown returned lateral on fumble recovery 80 yards for touchdown at Houston 10-19; Wood returned interception 55 yards tor touchdown pass vs. Green Bay 10-12. KEY Tackles.

Socks Interceptions FR: Fumbles Received FC. Fumbles caused PB: Pass Broken Up OP- Quarterback Pressure. UPI top 20 College schedule TODAY'S GAMES S.Colorado at Air Force, Milligan at Appalachian Arizona at Fresno Ban St. at Wisconsin, Morris Brown at Bethune- Cookman, Great Falls at Boise Capital at Bowling Green, Chicago St. of Bradley, Michigan at Cleveland Fairfield at Connecticut, Kentucky at Dayton, Duke at Vanderbilt, Old Dominion at Duquesne.

N.Iowa at Kentucky, Florida A6.M at Jacksonville, Fordham at lona, FuHerton St. at Loyola, Gonzaga at Weber Louisiana Tech at Hardin-Simmons, Hotstra at Lehigh, T'as Wesleyan at Houston, Indiana at Notre Dame, Auburn-Montgomery at Indiana Nevada-Reno at Iowa, Iowa St. at Southern Methodist. Morehead St at Kansas, Lafayette at Tennessee, New Hampshire at Maine, Bryant at Massaehusettes, Prairie View at Mississippi Valley, Navy at VMI, Penn St at Nebraska, Southern U. at Carolina Berry at UNC-Wllmington, N.Texas St.

at Texas Christian, Oklahoma at Mississippi, Oregon at Rhode Island. Trinity, Texas at Pan American, Richmond at Va. Commonwealth, Rutgers at St. Bon- aventure, Liberty Baptist at Samford, HI. -Chi.

Circle at U. of San Diego, San Francisco at Hawaii-Hilo, Sacramento St. at San Jose Humboldt St. at Santa Carle, VWenova at Se-ton Hall, Texas at Southern Col, South Florida at Fla. Southern, Utah at Utah Seattle Pacific at Washington.

Dunkel Index Higher Rating Rating Team Dlff. Opposing Team TODAY'S GAMES WITH TOP 30 ArlzonaSt 72 i8i KansasSt 66 3 DfPaul 16 7 Illinois 53 4 Nev.LasV 70 9 I Tex EIP 62 0 OregonSt 67 3 1231 44.3 Purdue 74 8 ilS, Butler' 55 7 71.3 Ui S.Houston 43. OTHER MAJORS Ala.Birm'ham 61.8 '121 Tex Arl'n 499 AmerieanU 55.4 23 1 Geltysb'g 32. 1 Auburn 65 7 1 1 6 1 Tenn.Tech 50 1 Cent Mich 68.3 i22i Valparo 46 6 Colo St 58 6 ill Ok la St, 58 0 Carolina" 57.2 24 Berry 32 8 l.U.' 53 9 116i C.W Post 38 0 Marshall 57 1 161 Davidson 81.4 Michigan 67.7 125) Akron 43 2 Murray 614. Ill N'eastLa 60 5 N'easlcrn 53 4 Ill Army 52 2 OralHobls 63 0 6l Tulsa 56 9 Pittsburgh- 62 7 Indiana.Pa 42 8 Robt Morris 46.6 161 Colgate 40 8 CStatc 48.3 (4i SouthernU 43 9 St Louis 619 141 Creighton 58 3 Term.

St 47 3 '121 Miss Val 35 8 To warm 43 7 Chester 316 W'keKorest 68.0 1451 Carroll 22 7 Xavier' 52 7 1171 Wesl 35.4 AP top 20 The top 20 teams In Th Associated Press college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, this season's records and total points. 1 DePaul (32) 3-0 1,128 2 Kentucky (20) 3-0 1,104 3. UCLA (3) 3-0 1,002 4 Maryland 1 4-0 947 5 Oregon State 1 3-0 883 6 Virginia (1) 4-0 847 7 Indiana 1-1 769 8 Ohio State 2-1 421 9. Notre Dame 3-1 539 10 North Carolina S-1 527 11. Louisiana State 3-1 459 12 Texas A8.M 2-0 393 13.

Wake Forest 4-0 370 14. Missouri 4-1 308 15. Arizona State 3-0 285 16 Iowa 3-1 268 17. Arkansas 3-2 203 18. Michigan 3-0 155 19 Brigham Young 2-1 150 20.

Syracuse 2-1 138 High school Girls MONDAY'S RESULTS Boca Ciega 59, Clearwater 34 St. Petersburg 57, Dunedln 54 Largo 71, Northeast 50 Gibos 58, Pinellas Park 42 Dixie Hoilins 51, Countryside 42 Clearwater Central Catholic 55, Lakeland Santa Fe 32 Shorecrest 47. Oneco Commonly Christian 40 Keswick Christian 68, Bradenton Bayshoro Methodist 32 TODAY'S GAME Largo at Tarpon Springs WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Northeast at Clearwater Central Cathoac Lakewood at Bradenton Bay shore Boys MONDAY'S RESULTS Northsld Christian 58, Admiral Farragut St Keswick Christian 48, Bradenton Bayshor Methodist 42 TODAY'S GAMES Boca Ciega at Clearwater Countryside at Dixi Hoilins Gibbs at Pinellas Park Largo at Northeast St Petersburg at Dunedln Lakewood at Riverview Shorecrest at St Petersburg Catholic FRIDAY'S GAMES Boca Ciega at SI Petersburg Countryside at Serrano! Dixie Homns at Lakewood Largo at Clearwater Northeast at Gthbs Pinellas Park at Dunedln Clearwater Contra) Cathoac at St. Petersburg Catholic St. Petersburg Christian at Shorocrott II Tides Today: Son ritet 7:10 a.m., lets 5:35 p.m.

Moon rises 8:47 a.m., sets 7:19 p.m. St Petersburg Municipal Pier high tidet are at 1:30 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. Low tides are at 9:23 a.m. and 7:36 p.m.

Wednesday: Sun rises 7:10 sets 5:35 m. Moon ritet 9:38 a sett 8:15 p.m.. St. Petersburg Municipal Pier high tides are at 2:08 a and 5:28 p.m Low tides are et 10:03 a.m. and 8 29 p.m.

Solunar tables The Major Periods, the best timet to are shown in boldface type. These begin at the times shown and iatt for an hour and a half or two hourt thereafter. Th Minor Periods, equally as good and shown In regular type, are of somewhat shorter duration. Minor Maior Miner Maor AJVA. P.M.

Today, Dec. 5:50 12rttS 4:20 12JS Wednesday, Dec 10 6:50 1:05 7:15 US Thursday, Dec. 11 750 25 115 1:30 Friday, Dec 12 1:45 9 10 Saturday, Dec 13 940 3J5 10:05 420 Sunday, Dec. 14 10 35 430 1100 5:20 Marine weather Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs out 50 miles: Winds cost to southeast 10 to IS knots today end becoming southeasterly around 15 knots tonight Seas 2 to 3 feet near shore and up to 5 feet offshore Fair teaweter temperature Monday at Egmont Key 67 degrees. 1 Georgia (37) 11-0-0 582 I Florida St.

(1) 10-14 540 3 Pittsburgh 1 10-1-0 489 4 Oklahoma 9-2-0 417 5 Michigan 9-2-0 384 6 Alahama 9-2-0 332 7 Baylor 10-1-0 313 Notre Dame t-1-1 271 9. Nebraska 9-2-0 269 10 Penn St. 9-2-0 237 II North Carolina 10-1-0 173 12 UCLA 9-2-0 14 13. SouthernCal 8-2 1 10 14 Ohio SI 9-7-0 112 15. Brigham Young 11-1-0 100 14 Washington 2-0 87 17.

Mississippi St 9-7-0 39 18 South Carolina 8-3-0 13 19 SMU -3-0 12 20. Maryland 8-3-0 10.