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Sunday, November 1, 1998 THE MONITOR, McAllen, Texas 5C COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEXAS Roundup THE REPOZrT Top 25 fared How the top 25 team The Associated Press' college football poll fated this Aggies dispatch Cowboys 17-6 The Associated Press Chris Taylor caught a touchdown pass and set up another score with a long kickoff return Saturday night, and No. 8 Texas got another strong defensive effort to beat Oklahoma State 17-6 in Stillwater, Okla. The Aggies (8-1, 5-0 Big 12) won their eighth straight despite losing tailback Dante Hall and quarterback Randy McCown to shoulder injuries. Hall, averaging a. team-high 94 yards per game rushing, left in the firct half nftpr rarrvincr rhrvA timpc Urbane 46.

Tnnity. III. 34 W. Michigan 48. Kent 23 Wabash 28.

Franklin 21 Wartburg 48. Coe 0 Wayne, Mich. 25. Michigan Tech 22, OT William Jewell 26. Undenwood 20 Winona St.

23. Wayne. Neb. 13 Claire 55. 12 Pt.

47. 28 Wis. -Whitewater 45. Wis. Stout 43 Wittenberg 14.

Wooster 7 SOUTHWEST Abilene Chnstian 22, Texas Commerce 15 Cent. Arkansas 45. West Alabama 0 Cent. Oklahoma 20, SW Oklahoma 6 Delta St. 26.

S. Arkansas 25 Hardin-Simmons 83. Texas Lutheran 6 Harding 42. Langston 0 Idano 41, North Texas 23. -McNeese St.

35. Sam Houston St. 13 Missouri 28. Texas Tech 26 NE Oklahoma 34, SE Oklahoma 13 NW Oklahoma 21, Peru St 0 Oklahoma 17. Iowa St.

14 Ouachita 20. East Central 14 Rice 35. Colorado St. 23 Texas 17. Oklahoma St 6 Texas-El Paso 30.

Hawaii 13 Vaidosta St. 50. AnVMoniiceiio 10 FAR WEST Air Force 31. Southern Meth. 7 Arizona 38.

Oregon 3 Arizona St. 38. Washington St 28 CS Northndge 26. Weber St 10 California 20. Oregon St.

19 E. Washington 31. Sacramento St. 25' Fresno St. 28, New Mexico 20 Humboldt St.

24, Menlo 14 Mesa. Colo. 21. Fort Lewis 14 Montana 40. Idaho SI.

13 Montana St. 32. N. "Arizona 25 N. Colorado 49, Mommgside 14 Nevada 52.

Boise St. 24 Pacific Lutheran 14. Lmfieid 9 Portland St. 41. Cal Poly SLO 34 Rocky Mountain 47.

Montana 14 Southern Cal 33. Washington 10 Tulsa 20. UNLV 16 UCLA 28. Stanford 24 Utah 49. San Jose St.

17 Utah St. 29, New Mexico St 26: OT W. Washington 41. w. Oregon 36 Willamette 35.

Puget Sound 1 1 i Vanderbilt 36. Duke 33. 20T Virginia 38, Wake Forest 17 Virginia Tech 27, West Virginia 13 Virginia Union 28. Virginia St. 23 W.

Carolina 39, VMI 17 W. Maryland 36, Salisbury St. 17 Washington Lee 20, Bridgewater; Va. 12 Wesley 35. -Chowan 3 West Georgia 54.

Henderson St. 3 William Man; 41, Hampton 34 Winston-Salem 29, Johnson C. Smith 19 MIDWEST 1 Albion 20. Adrian 13 Allegheny 27, Oho Weslyn 0 Augsburg 31, Caneton 28 Augustana. HI.

41. North Park 0 Baker 31, Benedictine. Kan. 3 Baldwin Wallace 34, Muskingum 14 Bemidji St. 48.

18 Bethel, Kan. 10. Kansas Wesieyan 7. OT Bowling Green 34. Marshall 13 Buena Vista 22.

Dubuque 13 Carthage 22. Elmhurst 15 Case Reserve 70. Oberlin 12 Cent. Iowa 41. William Penn 21 Cent.

Michigan 28. Akron 27 Chadron St. 48, Adams St. 34 Chicago 16. Washington.

Mo. 6 Concordia. Moor. 18, Macalester 6 Concordia. Wis.

48. Concordia. III. 12 Cornell. Iowa 26, Luther 24 Culver Stockton 27, Cent.

Methodist 14 Dickinson St. 27, Valley City St: 10 Doane 27; Northwestern, towa 24 Drake 41. Butler 7 Evangel 30. Graceland 0 Ferns St. 24.

Hillsdale 21 Gnnnell 56. Knox 28 Gustav Adolphus 53. Hamline 14 Hanover 58, Anderson 20 Hastings 41. Midland Lutheran 28 Hope 46. Olivet 13 Huron 31.

Dakota St. 26 Illinois St. 42, S. Utah 14 Illinois Weslyn 56, North Central 14 Indianapolis 44, N. Michigan 17 towa Weslyn 31.

St. Ambrose 27 John Carroll 44. Heidelberg 6 Kalamazoo 23. Alma 20 Kansas St. 54.

Kansas 6 Kenyon 10. Denison 3 Mac Murray 49, Eureka 7 -r, n-yy ''It No. 1 Oho State (8 0) beat Indiana 38-7. Nent: vs. Michigan State.

Saturday. No. 2 UCLA (6-01 beat Stanford 28-24. Next: at Oregon State. Saturday.

No. 3 Tennessee (7 0) beat South Carolina 4914. Next: vs. Alabama-Birmingham. Saturday.

No. 4 Kansas State IS O) beat Kansas 54 6. Next: at Baylor. Saturday; No. 5 Florida State 17-1) beat North Carolina 39-13.

Next: vs. No. 15 Virginia. Saturday. No.

6 Florida (7 1) beat No. 11 Georgia 38-7. Next: at Vanderbilt. Saturday. No.

7 Nebraska (7-2) lost to Texas 20-16. Next: at Iowa State. Saturday. No. 8 Texas (7-1) beat Oklahoma State 17-6.

Next: vs. Oklahoma, Satur day. No. 9 Wisconsin (8 0) did not play. Next: vs.

Minnesota. Saturday. No. 10 Perm State (6-1) beat Illinois 27-0 Next: at No. 22 Michigan.

Saturday. No. 11 Georgia (6-2) lost to No. 6 Florida 38-7. Next: at Auburn.

Nov. 14. No. 12 Oregon (61) lost to No. 13 Arizona 38 3.

Next: vs. Washington. Saturday. No. 13 Arizona (7 1) beat No.

12 Oregon 38-3. Next: vs. Washington State. Saturday. No.

14 Arkansas' (7-0) beat Auburn 24-21. Next: vs. Mississippi. Saturday. No.

15 Virginia (7-1) beat Wake Forest 38-17. Next: at No. 5 Florida Slate. Sat urday. No.

16 Notre Dame (6 1) beat Baylor 27- 3. Next: at Boston College. Saturday. No. 17 Syracuse (5-2) beat Pittsburgh 45 28.

Next: at No. 21 West Virginia. Saturday. No. 18 Missoun (6-2) beat Texas Tech 28- 26.

Next: vs. No. 24 Colorado. Saturday. No.

19 Tulane (7 0) beat Southwest-em Louisiana 72 20, Next: at Memphis. Saturday. No. 20 Virginia Tech (7-1) beat No. 21 West Virginia 27-13.

Next: at No. 17 Syracuse, Nov. 14. No. 21 West Virginia 14-3) lost to No.

20 Virginia Tech 2713. Next: vs. No. 17 Syracuse. Saturday.

No. 22 Michigan (6-2) beat Minnesota 15 10. Next: vs. No, 10 Penn State. Saturday.

No. 23 Georgia Tech (6-2) beat Maryland 31-14. Next: at Clemson. Nov. 14.

No. 24 Colorado (6-2) did not play. Next: at No. .18 Missoun, Saturday. No.

25 Miami (4-2) beat Boston College 35-17. Next: at Temple, Nov. 14. but fullback Ja'Mar Toombs supplied 1 1 1 yards on 23 carries. McCown left with a bruise early in the third quarter, and Branndon Stewart came off the bench and threw a touchdown pass on his first play.

Oklahoma State (3-5, 2-4) managed just two first-half field goals and went nowhere in the second half. The Cowboys were outgained 345-172 and managed just 54 yards in the final 30 minutes. MISSOURI 28, TEXAS TECH 26 A.I I. 111... Maine 39.

Delaware 27 Manst 41. St. Francis. Pa. 6 Mass.

lowed 12, Merrimack 10 Massachusetts 27, New Hampshire 26 Middlebury 46. Trinity. Conn. 14 Millersville 42, Kuwown 14 Monmouth, N.J. 57, Sacred Heart 7 Moravian 35.

FDU Madison 0 Muhlenberg 6. Ursinus 3. OT New Haven 39. St. Joseph's.

Ind. 24 Nicholsj6. Mass. Mantime 0 Penn 34. rale 21 Penn St.

27. Illinois 0 Plymouth St. 29, Coast Guard 10 Pnnceton 20, Columbia 0 RPI 55. St John Fisher 0 Rhode Island 28, James Madison 21 Rowan 49, Kean 14 Rutgers 21. Temple 10 Salve Regina 30, Maine Maritime 20 Shepherd IS.

W. Virginia St. 0 Shippensburg 35. Lock Haven 28 Slippery Rock 34, Edmboro 14 Springfield 62. Cortland St.

34 St. Anselm 28. Bryant 20 St. John s. NV 30.

Canisius 14 Syracuse 45. Pittsburgh 28 Towson 27, St. Mary s. Cal. 21 Tufts 30.

Amherst 16 Union, N.V. 30, Hartwek 14 Villanova 45. Fordham 12 W. Illinois 41, Buffalo 6 W. New England 28.

Frammgham St. 7 W. Va. Weslevan 35. Concord 28 Wagner 14, Stony Brook 13 Waynesburg 20.

La Salle 19 Weslevan. Conn. 31, Bowdoin 23 West Chester 44, Clanon 40 Westfiek) St. 14. Mass.

Boston 7 Westminster. Pa. 36, St. Francis, III. 6 Widener 41.

Kings. Pa. 20 Williams 39, Hamilton 14 Worcester St. 49. MIT 21 Worcester Tech 26.

W. Connecticut 23 SOUTH Alabama 30. Southern Miss. 20 Alabama St. 34.

Alabama 28. OT Albany Ga. 41. Moms Brown 22 Appalachian St. 28.

Chattanooga 7 Arkansas 24. Auburn 21 Austin Peay 29. Cumberland. Tenn. 21 Bethune Cookman 34.

N. Carolina 27 Bowie St. 10, Fayetteville St. 7 Catawba 25. Newberry 20 Cent.

Florida 44. Voungstown St. 32 Clinch Valley 38. Belhaven 20 Cumberland. Ky.

19. Union. Ky. 14 Davidson 23. Hampden -Sydney 7 DePauw 14, Centre 7 Defiance 29, Thomas More 27 E.

Kentucky 47, 29 Eton 36. Liberty 14 Emory A Henry 3. Ferrum 0 Florida 38. Georgia 7 Florida 51. Morgan St.

32 Florida St. 39. North Carolina 13 Fort Valley St. 28. Savannah St.

10 Gardner-Webb 30. Tusculum 10 Georgia Southern 47. E. Tennessee St. 26 Georgia Tech 31.

Maryland 10 Houston 34. East Carolina -31 Howard 54. Norfolk St. 20 Kentucky St. 16.

Morehouse 11 Lamouth 27. Campbeilsville 24 Louisiana Tech 56. Nichoiis St. 28 Louisville 63. W.

Kentucky 34 Memphis 35. Arkansas St. 19 Methodist 47. Greensboro 9 Miami 35. Boston College 17 Miss.

Valley St. 38. Prairie View 6 Mississippi 37. LSU 31. OT Mississippi College 45, Sul Ross St.

36 Morehead St. 56. Bethel. Tenn. 0 Murray St.

23. Tennessee Tech 3 N. Carolina St. 46. Clemson 39 N.C." Central 13.

Livingstone 12 North Alabama 42, Arkansas Tech 21 Randolph-Macon 24. Guilford 0 S. Carolina St. 31. Delaware St.

14 Samford 20. Mars Hill 2 Sewanee 24, Millsaps 7, South Florida 24, Charieston Southern 0 Tennessee 49. South Carolina 14 The Citadel 32. Hofstra 30 Troy St. 14.

Northwestern St. 13 Tulane 72, SW Louisiana 20 Tuskegee 48. Clark Atlanta 28 Big 12 yardstick TEXAS AT NEBRASKA Tax 18 47 194 117 27. 10 17 0 5 47 First downs Rushes yards Passing Return Yards Comp Att Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties Yards Time of Possession 19 43 129 269 8 14 27 1 6 33 0 1 0 988 31:04 7 3 0 0 3 10 The Associated Press 3 1 5 45 28:56 1020 316 In The Grasp; Colorado State quarterback Ryan Eslinger (12) is sacked by Rice's Julian Duncan during their game Saturday in Houston. Rice wort 35-23.

Malone 31. Geneva 28 Marietta 28, Hiram 14 Mary 36. Jamestown 35, OT Miami, Ohio 35. Ohio 21 Michigan 15, Minnesota 10 Michigan St. 29.

Northwestern 5 Middle Tennessee 21. SE Missouri 19 Millikin 37. Wheaton. III. 32 24.

Minot St. 14 Missoun Southern 33, Missoun-Rolia 19 Missoun Western 33. SW Baptist 16 Moorhead St. 56. Minn.

-Moms 8 Mount Union 58, Capital 7 N. Dakota St. 34. St. Cloud St.

31 N. Iowa 31. Indiana St. 28 NW Missoun St. 34.

Cent. Missoun 20 Nebraska Weslyn 13. Dana 5 Nebraska-Omaha 35, 27 North Dakota 33. South Dakota 14 -Northwood, Mich. 49, Findlay 42 Notre Dame 27, Baylor 3 Ohio Northern 49.

Otterbem 24 Ohio St. 38. Indiana 7 Olivet Nazarene 53, St. Xavier 23 Ottawa. Kan.

27, Tabor 3 Pittsburg St. 28, Truman St. 7 Purdue 36. towa 14 Ripon 52. Illinois College 38 Rose-Hulman 42.

Earlham 21 SW Missoun St. 28. S. Illinois 13 Saginaw Valley St. 69.

Mercyhurst 0 Simpson. Iowa 41, Loras 7 Southwestern, Kan. 47, Friends 0 St. John Minn. 35.

St. Olaf 0 St. Thomas, Minn. 33, Bethel. Minn.

10 Taylor 28. McKendree 21 Tennessee St. 27. E. Illinois 21 Texas 20.

Nebraska 16 Tiffin 21, St. Francis. Ind. 15 Toledo 16. N.

Illinois 3 0 Tnnity Bible 22. Principia 19 UC Davis 40. Grand Valley St. 38 Saturday's scores EAST Albany. N.V.

52. Stonehill 0 Alfred 35. Grove City 26 Amencan International 21. Pace 13 Bates 13. Colby 7 Bentley 34, Assumption 7 Bloomsburg 50; East Stroudsburg 39 Brown 20, Cornell 7 Chevnoy 40.

Mansfield 13 Colgate 38. Bucknell 21 Connecticut 32. Northeastern 22 Curry 30. Fitchburg St. 23 Dickinson 14, Johns Hopkins'O Duquesne 37, lona 14 Fairfield 38.

Siena 0' Fairmont St. 27, West Liberty 15 franklin Marshall 21. Swarthmore 17 Gannon 34. Thiel 7 Georgetown. D.C.

54. St. Peter's 7 Gettysburg 23. Lebanon Valley 20 Glenville St. 52, W.

Virginia Tech 0 Harvard 20, Dartmouth 7 Indiana, Pa. 31, Carifomia, Pa. 0 Ithaca 30. Hobart 17 Juniata 21. AIDnght 14 Lafayette 28.

Holy Cross 17 Lehigh 26, Wofford 0 Lycoming 46, Susquehanna 13 ri Luuuuth, ucvui nm iuii iui 133 yards and three touchdowns as No. 18 Missouri held off a late charge by Texas Tech for a victory. West became the first running back in 12 games to run for more than 100 yards against Tech, while the Red Raiders' top running back, Ricky Williams, missed most of the second half with a sprained ankle. With the Tigers (6-2, 2-1, Big 12) ahead 28-19 with 1:05 left, backup Matt Tittle threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to Kyle Allamon. But a 2-point conversion attempt failed and an onside kick was recovered by Missouri.

The Red Raiders (6-3, 3-3) have now lost three in a row. NOTRE DA.1.E 27, BAYLOR 3 At South Bend. Autry Den-son rushed for a career-best 189 yards and a touchdown, making up for an interception and a lost fumble as No. 16 Notre Dame beat First Quarter Tex Lewis 16 pass from Applewhite (Stockton kickl. 9:36.

Second Quarter Tex FG Stocklon 36. 14:50. Neb FG K.Brown 27. :00. Third Quarter Neb-FG K.Brown 47.

10:53. Neb Crouch 38 run (K.Brown kick). 3 28 Fourth Quarter Tex-FG Stocklon 19. 13:38 Neb FG K.Brown 42. 8:33.

Tex McGarnty 2 pass from Applewhite (Stockton kick). 2:47. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Texas. Williams 37 150. Walton 1-lmmus 2).

Applewhite 5-(minus 19). Nebraska. Crouch 17 108. Alex ander 8 60. Buckhaiter 8 18.

Makovicka 7-11. Chnsto 7 (minus 3). PASSING Texas. Applewhite 14-26 1-269. Williams 0-1 0 0.

Nebraska. Crouch 6-13 0 59. Chnslo 4 4 0 58. RECEIVING Texas. McGanty 5 51.

Cavil 4 70. White 2-113. Lewis 1 16. R.Brown 1-10. Nunez 1-9.

Nebraska. Wiggins 4 59. Jackson 3-26. Buckhaiter 1-15. LBrown 110.

Davison 1-7. Angelo State's comeback for a vie tqry over Tarleton State. Angelo State (5-3, 5-2 Lone Star Conference) trailed 10-3 in the second quarter, and Tarleton (1-8, 1-6) was driving for another touchdown when Braziel came up with the long return that tied the score. Brannon Smith, threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to Shockmaiiie Davis to give the Rams a 17-10 halftime lead and hit Billy Williams with a 43-yard pass in the third quarter to extend the lead to 24-10. Chad Cole of Tarleton passed for 244 yards.

James Dearth caught eight of the passes for 123 yards. ASILEK'E CISRSSTIAN 22, 15 At Abilene, Jody Clayton and Brandon Bonds returned interceptions for touchdowns and Michael Freeman kicked three field goals as Abilene Christian defeated Texas Abilene Christian (3-5, 1-4 Lone Star Conference) led 6-0 on field goals before Clayton's 55-yard return padded the Wildcats' lead to with 9:08 to play in the first half. HOUSTON 34, EAST CAROLINA 31 At Greenville, N.C., Mike Green's 57-yard run after a screen pass from Jason McKinley set up his 1-yard touchdown run with just over a minute left to lift Houston to a victory over East Carolina. Houston (3-5. 2-1 Conference USA) blocked two punts and had a 99-yard fumble return to build a 21-10 lead; over the Pirates (4-4, I-2) in the first half.

But the Cougars had to scramble from behind after East Carolina rallied to take a 31-27 lead with 9:17 left in the game. R9SS)SSIFPI VALLEY ST. 33, PRAER3E VIEW 6 At Itta Bena, Kwanza Golden had three receptions for 160 yards and caught a 77-yard pass from Walter Butler to lead Mississippi Valley State to its first victory of the season, a win over" Prairie View. Mississippi. Valley (1-8, 1-5 Southwestern Athletic Conference) built a 24-0 lead at the half after a Melvin Williams' 3-yard TD run, a Baylor.

Denson, whose previous best was 162 yards against Michigan in the season opener, ripped off runs of 37, 32 and 24 yards as Notre Dame (6-1) ran for 329 yards, its highest total in two seasons. But his mistakes also hurt the Irish and helped Baylor (2-6) score its only points. His fumble ended Notre Dame's first drive at the Baylor 29 and his halfback pass 12-0 in the third quarter. Bonds' 25-yard field goal, a five-yard 24-yard return broke the game open touchdown run by Herbert Fry and with 2:53 to play. a 52-yard touchdown on a fumble uuviiubu i ui juiivuj iuvivjvii uj intercepted by Gary Baxter and returned 59 yards to the Notre Dame 10.

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and Island St (3-6, 2-3) got its points on David Edmondson's 27-yard interception return in the third quarter and Corey Kelley's 5-yard return with 45 seconds remaining. imp 30, HAWAII 13 At El Paso, senior running back Joseph Polk rushed for 168 yards on 31 carries and scored two touchdowns to lead Texas-El Paso to a victory over Hawaii, the Rainbow Warriors' 14th consecutive loss. The Miners (3-5, 3-2 Western Athletic Conference) blew open a tight game in the fourth quarter with help from senior backup quarterback John Rayborn. UTEP was leading 16-13 midway through the fourth quarter when Rayborn led the Miners on consecutive scoring drives to seal the win. Raybom, who replaced struggling starter Rocky Perez early in the third quarter, was 9-of-16 for 77 yards and two touchdowns.

Perez was 6-of-15 for 96 yards. 83, TEXAS LUTHERAN 6 At Abilene, Bill Poe passed for 244 yards and three touchdowns as Hardin-Simmons scored on eight of 10 first-half drives in a victory over Texas Lutheran. HSU (7-1, 5-0American Southwest) scored on all five of its first-quarter drives, putting up 31 points in the first quarter and 52 points by halftime. Texas Lutheran (3-5, 1-4) got its only points on Robbie Bozeman's 27-yard pass to John Corbin in the fourth quarter. Poe completed only 8-of-14 passes! but they went for 244 yards, including touchdowns of 45 yards to Barry Donham, 69 yards to Jackie Warren and 86 yards to Kirk Rogers.

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