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College Football -r Itsf TT llliO 4 0 Huskers whip Colorado, 24-7 PAGE C2 WATERLOO COURIER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1994 ---at -T a i Big Eight standings Conf. Overall Team WIT Nebraska 4 0 0 9 0 0 Colorado 3 10 7 10 Kamai SI 2 2 0 5 2 0 Kansas 2 2 0 .5 3 0 Oklahoma 2 2 0 4 4 0 Missouri 2 2 0. 3 0 Oklahoma St 0 3 1 3 4 1 Iowa Slate 0 3 1 0 7 1 LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Brook Berringer silenced his doubters and Nebraska's defense silenced Colorado. The result was a loud Comhuskers' claim that they deserve to be No.

1. Berringer, thrust into the spotlight after starter Tommie Frazier was sidelined for the season, directed the offense with precision and the Comhuskers shut down Colorado's high-powered attack Saturday for a 24-7 victory in their Big Eight showdown. -at 1 7 Li secutive time dating back to 1962. The win also snapped the Comhuskers' 12-game losing streak against top 5 teams since 1987. Berringer completed 12 of 17 passes for 142 yards and smoothly guided Nebraska's option attack, which had lost its punch after Frazier was lost for the season with a blood clot in his leg after the Huskers' fourth game.

No. 23 Kansas St. 37, Oklahoma 20 NORMAN, Okla. (AP) Oklahoma had plenty of early chances against No. 23 Kansas State.

Five Sooner drives started in Kansas State territory in the first half, and the Wildcat offense was struggling. But Oklahoma did not take advantage, and Chad May made the Sooners' pay. He threw two third-quarter touchdown passes to break the game open and the Wildcats went on to a victory. May only threw for 115 yards, the fewest of his two-year career at KSU, but it didn't matter. Oklahoma turned the ball over five times and got outplayed in all phases as it fell to its worst eight-game record in 30 seasons.

The Wildcats (5-2, 2-2 Big Eight) scored more points than they had in 39 previous trips to Norman, and now own consecutive victories over Oklahoma for the first time since 1969-70. Kansas 24, Oklahoma State 14 LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) L.T. The win over the second-ranked Buffaloes (7-1, 3-1) gave the No. 3 Comhuskers (9-0, 4-0) the inside track to the Big Eight championship and Orange Bowl berth, and could vault them over No.

1 Perm State when the polls are released Sunday. "In my mind, I think we're the No. 1 team in the country," linebacker Ed Stewart said. "We played a great team today and beat them soundly." Penn State, meanwhile, did all it could to hold onto its top spot, trouncing No. 21 Ohio State 63-14.

"I don't want to get into that controversy," Nebraska coach Tom Osborne said about the rankings. "We'll let the pundits figure that out." Colorado coach Bill McCartney, whose team has beaten five ranked opponents this season, gave Nebraska his endorsement. "Nebraska is the best team we've played to date and I don't see any reason they shouldn't be No. 1," he said. "They dominated from the onset in all Nebraska running back Clinton Childs (26) leaps for a touchdown in the Knutson (36) and Jeff Blackmon (84) give chase in Lincoln Saturday.

The the Inside track for a trip to the Orange Bowl. Levine broke a 61 -yard touchdown run on Kansas' second play and the Jayhawks beat Oklahoma State before a sparse, lethargic homecoming crowd. It was the fifth straight victory over Oklahoma State for Kansas (5-3 over Reserve QB leads E. Illinois No. 4 Auburn rallies for win SATURDAY'S RESULTS Kansas 24, Oklahoma Slat 14 Kansas Stat 37.

Oklahoma 20 Missouri 34. Iowa Stata 20 Nebraska 24. Colorado 7 GAMES SATURDAY Iowa Stata at Kansas State Kansas it Nebraska Missouri at Oklahoma Oklahoma State at Colorado phases of the game." Nebraska, built a 24-0 lead on Berringer's 30-yard touchdown pass to tight end Eric Alford with 10:42 left in the third quarter. "I think we proved we're No. 1 and I think we're going to continue to prove it all season," said Berringer, who played at full strength for the first time since suffering a partially collapsed lung against Wyoming on Oct.

Colorado, shut out in the first half for the first time since 1992, finally scored on Rashaan Salaam's 6-yard run with 1:06 remaining in the third period. But the Buffaloes, who were averaging 40 points per game, continued to struggle against a swarming defense that had given up only 16 points in its previous three games. Colorado was 0-for-ll on third-down tries and 0-for-4 on fourth down. Nebraska won its 22nd straight game at Memorial Stadium, which was sold out for a record 200th con career-high 108 yards in leading Illinois State to a win over Southern Illinois. Hill, a junior, scored from the 5 and 1 to give the Redbirds (5-4 overall, 3-2 Gateway Conference) a 21-7 halftime advantage.

The Salukis (1-7 overall, 0-3 Gateway) got their lone first-half score on a 7-yard pass from David Pierson to Damon Jones. SW Missouri St. 22, Central St. (Ohio) 14 SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) Dion Wiggins ran for two touch How l-AA Top 25 Fared How the too 25 Division l-AA teams, according to the Sports Network Division, fared this week: 1.

Montana (8-0-0) beat No. 3 Idaho, 4S-21. Next: at No. 14 Boise Saturday. 2.

Youngstown SL (7-0-1) beat Akron, 41-7. Next: at Buffalo, Saturday. 3. Idaho (7-1-0) lost to No. 1 Montana, 45-21.

Next: vs. No. 7 Northern Iowa, Saturday. 4. Troy St.

(7-1-0) beat No. 24 Western Kentucky, 36-16. Next: at Cincinnati, Saturday. 5. Marshall (8-1-0) beat Citadel, 42-30.

Next at East Tenn. Saturday. 6. Orambling (8-0-0) beat Texas Southern, 51-20. Next: vs.

Alabama Saturday. 7. Northern Iowa (6-2-0) beat Western Illinois, 36-27. Next: at No. 3 Idaho, Saturday.

8. Boston University (7-1-0) beat Massachusetts, 26-24. Next: vs. Connecticut, Saturday. 9.

Eastern Kentucky (7-2-0) beat Tenn. -Martin, 34-14. Next: vs. Southeast Missouh Saturday. 10.

James Madison (7-1-0) beat Richmond, 29-16. Next: at Virginia Military. Saturday. 11. McNeese St.

(6-2-0) beat No. 18 Stephen F. Austin, 13-9. Next: vs. Southwest Texas Saturday.

12. North Texas (6-2-0) beat Sam Houston 21-16. Next: at No. 16 Stephen F. Austin, Saturday.

13. Pennsylvania (6-0-0) beat Yale, 14-6. Next at Princeton, Saturday. 14. Boise State (7-1-0) at Montana St.

Next vs. No. 1 Montana, Saturday. 15. Appalachian St.

(6-2-0) beat 30-16. Next: vs. Liberty, Saturday. 16. Stephen F.

Austin (4-3-1) lost to No. 11 McNeese St, 13-9 Next: vs No. 12 No. Texas, Saturday. 17.

Central Florida (6-3-01 beat liberty, 49-24. Next at East Carolina, Saturday, Nov. 12. 18. Alcorn State (6-2-1) tied Samford, 45-45.

Next at Mississippi Valley, Saturday. 19. Middle Tennessee State (6-2-0) beat Jacksonville 45-37 Next: at Austin Peay, Saturday. 20. Hofstra (7-0-0) vs.

Towson St. Next: vs. Rhode Island, Saturday. 21. Western Carolina (6-3-0) beat Vs Military.

33-7. Next: vs. No. 15 Appalachian Saturday, Nov. 12.

22. New Hampshire (7-1-0) beat Rhode Island, 13-7. Next: at Richmond, Saturday. 23. William and Mary (6-3-0) beat Villanova, 53-28.

Next: vs. Maine, Saturday. 24. Western Kentucky (5-4-0) lost to No. 4 Troy 38-18.

Next: vs. Indiana Saturday. 25. Cornell (6-1-0) lost to Brown, 16-3. Next: at Yale, Saturday.

run (Schnstzky kick) 256-1, Weaver 1-2-8-0. Hughes 4-13-40-2, Schnur yj 1 A if aj all, 2-2 Big Eight), which still harbors flickering hopes for a bowl bid. The Cowboys (3-4-1, 0-3-1), after winning three of their first four in coach Pat Jones' 11th season, have lost three of their last four. Levine, becoming the 31st Jayhawk threw the Hokies for a loss. Lewis made 17 tackles, broke up four passes and intercepted one to help Miami's defense dominate.

For sixth-ranked Miami (6-1), the win set up a Big East Conference showdown next Saturday at No. 14 Syracuse. The Hurricanes have won their three Big East games by a combined 86-12, and the defense has yet to give up a touchdown in the league. No. 7 Texas 21, Southern Methodist 21 SAN ANTONIO (AP) Kyle Bryant missed a 67-yard field goal attempt with 1 second to play and No.

7 Texas had its 26-game Southwest Conference winning streak snapped by a tie with SMU. Bryant's desperation kick attempt came just 27 seconds after SMU's Ben Crosland missed a 43-yard field goal attempt. Texas (7-0-1, 4-0-1 SWQ had to rally just to tie the game after SMU (1-7-1, 04-1) built a 14-0 halftime lead. No. 9 Florida St.

59, Duke 20 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Danny Kanell threw for 225 yards in a 32-point second quarter as ninth-ranked Florida State beat previously unbeaten Duke for a record 22nd straight ACC victory. Kanell, who had struggled in FSU's last two games, passed for 394 yards and three touchdowns before leaving the game in the third period. Florida State (6-1, 6-0 ACQ rolled up 434 yards and 22 first downs in building a 38-6 halftime lead, holding Duke (7-1, 4-1) to 45 yards and four first downs before the break. AUBURN, Ala.

(AP) Stephen Davis rushed for a career-high 246 yards and scored three fourth-quarter touchdowns to help No. 4 Auburn overcome a post-Florida hangover and beat Arkansas 31-14 on Saturday, the Tigers' 19th consecutive victory. Auburn (8-0, 5-0 Southeastern Conference) trailed 14-10 entering the fourth quarter, the 11th time the Tigers have fallen behind while compiling the nation's longest winning streak. Then Davis took over, doing his best Bo Jackson imitation and perhaps vaulting himself into Heisman Trophy contention in a season lacking in standout candidates. Davis, whose previous career best was 158 yards in the season opener, has gone over 100 yards in three straight games and five times overall.

No. 5 Florida 52, Georgia 14 GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) Fifth-ranked Florida, driven by an opportunistic defense that scored three touchdowns, rebounded from its first loss of the season with a rout of Georgia. The defense, criticized for giving up the winning touchdown in the final minute of a loss to Auburn that cost the Gators the No. 1 ranking two weeks ago, redeemed itself by scoring twice on interception returns and also running back a fumble for a TD.

No. 6 Miami 24, No. 13 Virginia Tech 3 MIAMI (AP) Led by middle linebacker Ray Lewis, the Hurricanes downs and 96 yards Saturday as Southwest Missouri State beat Central State, Ohio, 22-14 for the Marauders first loss of the season. Central State (7-1) is the top-ranked team in NAIA Div. I.

The Bears, an NCAA Div. I-AA team, improve to 2-6 with their second straight victory. Wiggins ran for a 13-yard, first quarter touchdown and the Bears held on to a 7-0 lead through halftime. The Bears increased their lead to 14-0 in the third quarter when quarterback Kyle Geller scored on a 4-yard run. How The Top 25 Fared How the top 25 teams In the Associated Press' col lege football poll fared this week: 1.

Penn State (7-0) beat No. 21 Ohio State 63-14. Next: at Indiana, Saturday 2. Colorado (7-1) lost to No. 3 Nebraska 24-7.

Next vs. Oklahoma State, Saturday 3. Nebraska (8-0) beat No. 2 Colorado 24-7. Next vs.

Kansas, Saturday 4. Auburn (6-0) beat Arkansas 31-14. Next: vs. East Carolina. Saturday.

5. Florida (6-1) beat Georgia 52-14. Next vs. South-em Mississippi, Saturday. 6.

Miami (6-1) beat No. 13 Virginia Tech. 24-3. Next at No. 14 Syracuse, Saturday.

7. Texas (7-0-1) tied Southern Methodist 21-21. Next: at No. 19 Texas, Saturday. 8.

Alabama (8-0) did not play. Next: at Louisiana State. 9 Florida State (6-1) beat No. 16 Duke 59-20. Next at Georgia Tech, Saturday.

10. Michigan (5-3) lost to Wisconsin 31-19. Next at Purdue. Saturday. 1 1 Arizona (6-2) lost to Oregon 10-9.

Next: vs. California, Saturday. 12. Utah (8-0) beat Texas-El Paso 52-7. Next: at New Mexico, Saturday.

13. Virginia Tech (7-2) lost to No. Miami 24-3. Next: vs. Rutgers, Saturday, Nov.

12. 14. Syracuse (6-1) did not play. Next: va. No.

7 Miami. 15. Washington (6-2) beat Oregon Stat 24-10. Next: at Stanford, Saturday. 18.

Duka (7-1) lost to No. 9 Florida State 59-20. Next: vs. No. 18 Virginia, Saturday.

17. Colorado State (7-1) did not play. Next: vs. Wyoming. 18.

Virginia (6-1) did not play. Next: at No. 16 Duke. 19. Texas (5-3) lost to Texas Tech.

33-9. Next vs. No. 7 Texas Saturday. 20.

Bngham Young (7-2) lost to Arizona State 36-15. Next: vs. Northeast Louisiana, Saturday. 21. Ohio State (6-3) lost to No.

1 Penn State 63-14. Next: vs. Wisconsin, Saturday. 22. Washington State (6-2) beat California 26-23.

Next: vs. No. 25 Southern Cal. Saturday. 23.

Kansas State (5-2) beat Oklahoma 37-20. Next: vs. Iowa State, Saturday. 24. North Carolina (6-2) beat North Carolina State 31 -17.

Next: vs. Ctemson, Saturday. 25. Southern Cal (5-2) did not play. Next: at No.

22 Washington State. i i A AP PHOTO second quarter as Colorado's Jon Huskers beat Colorado, 24-7, to take to reach 1,000 career rushing yards, finished with 161 yards. On third-and-1 on the second play from scrimmage, he darted through a hole over left tackle and fled 61 yards to give the Jay-hawks a 7-0 lead just 22 seconds into the game. Oregon 10, No. 1 1 Arizona 9 EUGENE, Ore.

(AP) Danny O'Neil threw 15 yards to Josh Wilcox for the game's only touchdown early in the fourth quarter as Oregon came from behind to beat llth-ranked Arizona 10-9, the Ducks' second consecutive stunning upset. The victory left Oregon, Arizona and Southern Cal at 4-1 atop the Pac-10 standings. Oregon, which hasn't been 4-1 in the conference since 1970, already has beaten Southern Cal and is a serious threat to earn its first Rose Bowl berth in 37 years. No. 12 Utah 52, Texas-El Paso 7 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Charlie Brown ran for four touchdowns and Mike McCoy passed for three more as undefeated, 12th-ranked Utah matched its best start ever with a rout of Texas El Paso.

On the best day of his college football career, Brown picked up 143 yards on 18 carries for Utah, which last went 8-0 in 1930. The senior's rushing TDs tied a school mark last set by Eddie Johnson in '88 vs. BYU. No. 15 Washington 24, Oregon St 10 SEATTLE (AP) Damon Huard passed for two touchdowns to Eric Bjornson and ran for a touchdown as No.

15 Washington beat Oregon St. Napoleon Kaufman, the Pac-10's leading rusher, was held to a season-low 69 yards on 21 carries with a long gain of 19 yards. He had losses on six of his carries. Washington (6-2, 3-2 Pac-10) has won seven in a row and 17 of 18 against the Beavers. Lane 1-4.

SW Missouri, Wiggins 21-96, Debro 25-140, Hosey 4-(-1), Geller 7-5, Fresquez 1-11, Hoog lO. PASSING-Cent Pica 4-220-41, Sharpe 0-1-0-0, Davis 4-6-0-61. SW Missouri, Hoog 40-1-6, Geller 1-3-0-21, Hurst MO-17. RECEIVING Cent. Morris 2-19, Johnson 342.

Hall 2-26. Mollis 1-15. SW Missouri, Fowler 1-17, Debro 2-29, Hosey 2-6, Heman 1-(-8). Iowa Conf. LUTHER 24, DUBUQUE 13 Dubuque 0 0 7 613 Luther 14 0 7 324 Brad Groth 40 pass from Tom Joyce (Brad Steinbach luck) Chris Dolger 4 pass from Joyce (Steinbach kick) Chad Anderson 80 kickoff return (Steinbach kx) Jim Hanman 8 run (Meaner kick) FG Steinbach 31 Hanman 53 pass from Bi Brown (pass failed) TEAM STATISTICS Sfu ISU 21 53-247 131 142 10-16-2 2-32 2-1 987 32:01 Dub 13 33-75 218 80 20-30-1 t-366 3-1 4-39 Lum 18 56-199 103 187 8-200 6-357 3-2 13-124 35:09 Firstdowns Rushes-yards Passing yarda Return yards Punts-avg.

FumblesJost Penalties-yards Possessxm 2451 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Hushing DUBUQUE Chris Unertl 16-59. Jim Hartman 601, 0.T. Cruz 4-2, Bit Brown 7- (-). LUTHER Tom Joyce 9-20, Brett Zimmerman 2-5, Jay Kobak 29-123, Dave Schimberg 11-51, Brent Schursping 3-8, Brian Lease lO. Passing DUBUQUE Brown 2XW0-1-21B.

LUTHER Tom Joyce 8200-103. Receiving DUBUQUE Hartman 8-100, Nate Rene 3-26, Brett Amen 6-79, Caaey Thome 2-15, Chris Unertl 1-(-2). LUTHER Chad Kenny 4-36. Brad Groth 1-40, Drew Partridge 2-23, Dulger 1- SMS 17 69-251 044 06 08-12-1 6-42 4-1 11-95 32:25 15-74, 6-25, Davis 7-57, CHARLESTON, 111. (AP) Quarterback Pete Mauch came off the bench in the second quarter and threw for 200 yards and three touchdowns in leading Eastern Illinois over Indiana State Saturday, 30-21.

The Sycamores (4-5 overall, 2-4 Gateway Conference) went ahead 14-0 in the opening period on a 9-yard run by Mike Barwick after a blocked punt and a 15-yard run by quarterback Tom Cerasani. Then Mauch, who lost the No. 1 job earlier this season, replaced starter Mark Swinning and rallied 2-2). On Mauch's first series, he tossed a 2-yard scoring pass to Mark Thiessen. Illinois St.

38, Southern Illinois 17 NORMAL, 111. (AP) Will Hill rushed for two touchdowns and a HOW HOOPLE FARED HE WAS RIGHT Northern Iowa 36, W. III. 27 Penn St. 63, Ohio St.

14 Illinois 28, N'western 7 Kan. St. 37, Oklahoma 20 Wartbura 21 Upper Iowa 7 Florida St. 59, Duke 20 HE WAS WRONG Missouri 34, Iowa St. 20 Nebraska 24, Colorado 7 Oregon 10, Arizona 9 IT WAS A TIE Purdue 21, Iowa 21 TIE-BREAKERS Total points (both teams) Iowa-Purdue: 42 Total net yards (same game): 778 Big Ten MICHIGAN ST.

27, INDIANA 21 Indiana 0 14 0 7 -21 Michigan St 10 0 10 7 -27 MSU flenaud 6 run (Gardner kick) MSU FG Gardner 26 Ind Smith 1 run (Manolopouloa kick) Ind Smedley 47 interception return (Manolopoulos kick) MSU Carter 93 pass from Banks (Garnder kick) MSU FG Gardner 24 MSU Renaud 1 run (Gardner kick) Ind Oittoe 1 run (Marxxopoulos kick) A 60.773 Wra Moss 3 A 106,209. TEAM STATISTICS First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Fletcher 14-39. College football summaries KSU Okl Flrstdowns 16 23 Rushes-yards 38-211 42-97 Passing yards 115 308 Return yards 15 18 Passes 14-24-1 21-45-2 Punts 8-33 6-27 Fumbles-lost 3-2 6-3 Penalties-yards 2-15 5-36 Time of Possession 28:54 31:06 ISU Hat 1 run (Kurz kick) SIU Jones 81 pass from Peierson (Given kick) ISU Ralney 30 pass from Bosman (Kurz kick) SIU-FG Given 35 ISU FG Kurz 44 ISU Moore 1 run (Kurz kick) A 10,118 TEAM STATISTICS 30-1-137. Kansas, Preston 5-13-0-89, Williams 4-50-67, RECEIVING-Oklahoma Cheat-wood 3-34. Jones 3-23.

Denson 2-65, Richardson 2-5, McNeaJ 1-10. Kansas, A Smith 2-51, Carter 2-30. White 2-24, Moore 126, Irvm 1-9. Henley 1-6. Gateway E.

ILLINOIS 30, INDIANA STATE 21 Indiana St 14 0 7 0 -21 E. Illinois 0 10 7 13 -30 ISU Barwick 9 run (Alison kick) ISU Cerasani 1 5 run (Nelson kick) EIU Thiessen 2 pass from Mauch (larger krck) EIU FG Lament 29 EIU Jensik 39 pass from Mauch (Largent kick) ISU Bibbs 6 return of blocked punt (Allison kick) EIU Calabrese 45 pass from Mauch (Largent kick) EiU Hgh 1 run (kick blocked) A 734 TEAM STATISTICS Northwestern, 6-13-150-1, Burton 1-1 -120. RECEIVING Illinois, Douthard 8-92, Dulick 5-81, Diger 4-44, Jackson 1-14, Cushing 1-12, Jones 1-9, Holcombe 1-6, Strong 1-4. Northwestern, Gamble 5-138, Burns 2-27, Drexter 1-20, Bennett 1-12, Beazley 1-9, Lundy 1-(-4). PENN ST.

63, OHIO STATE 14 OhloState 0 0 6 -14 Penn St 7 28 14 14 -63 PSU Carter 20 run (Conway kick) PSU Carter 1 run (Conway kick) PSU Engram 15 pass from Collins (Conway kick) PSU Carter 36 run (Conway kick) PSU Archie 15 pass from Collins (Conway kick) OSU Sanders 14 pass from Hoying (kick failed) PSU Carter 12 run (Conway kick) PSU Mazyck 10 interception return (Conway kick) PSU Fletcher 4 run (Barninger kick) OSU S.Jackson 6 run (Dudley pass from S. Jackson) A 97.079. Prst downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbkw-Lost Penafties-Yaros 39-174 141 95 12-27-1 7-34 lO 9-95 Time of Possession 27:59 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 18 Wis Mich 20 35-155 180 -3 15-28-3 4-38 1-1 6-59 26:26 18 42-142 161 81 18-260 6-40 00 4-43 33:34 STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS OSU First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-mt Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards 12 36-120 94 13 13-28-3 8-45 1-0 1-5 Time of Possession 24:31 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Nor 12 36-37 202 17 11-27-3 8-44 00 5-31 29:45 RUSHING Ohio State. George 6-25. Jackson 8-24, 3-18.

Galloway 2-4, Hoying Sualua 2-(rmnus 5) Penn St. Archie 5-42. Witman 6-35, Gray 3-17, Fletcher 5-15, Milne 3-9. Scott 1-2, CoHms 1 -(minus 5). PASSING Ohio State, Hoying 15 33-96 264 105 20-31-1 6-41 00 548 30:15 Wisconsin, Moss 26-106, Bevell 2-(minus 3).

Michigan, Wheatley 20-132, Davis 6-24, Collins 9-(mmus 1). PASSING Wisconsin. Bevell 18-260-161. Michigan, Collins 14-25-2-172, J.Carr 1-3-1-8. RECEIVING Wisconsin, Johnson 6-32.

Fletcher 4-26. Dawkins 3-22. Simmons 2-44, Nyquist 2-23, Roan 1-14. MchKjan, Riemersma 8-79, Hayes 3-59, Toomer 2-27, Richards 1-12. Wheatley 1-3.

ILLINOIS 28, NORTHWESTERN 7 mimta 7 7 7 7 -28 Northwestern 0 7 0 0-7 W-Holcombe 1 run (Richardson kick) III Strong 4 pass from Johnson (Rchardson kx) Nor Gamble 64 pass from Schnur (Vatenzist lock) III Dilger 22 pass from Johnson (Rehardson kick) It Jackson 3 run (Richardson kick) A 40.635. Big Eight NEBRASKA 24, COLORADO 7 Colorado 0 0 7 0-7 Nebraska 7 10 7 0-24 Neb ScNesinger 14 run (Sieler kick) Neb FGSieler24 Neb Childs 2 run (Sieler kick) Neb Alford 30 pass from Berringer (Sieler kick) Col Salaam 6 run (Voskerttchian lock) A 76.131. TEAM STATISTICS Col First downs Rushes -yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-mt Punts Fumbles-Lost Penaltes-Yards 18 20 53-203 142 9 12-17-1 6-38 10 6-41 38:24 37-155 159 7 13-300 6-38 00 4-30 Time of Possession 21:38 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Colorado. Salaam 22-134. Stewart 14-24, Troutman 1-(minus 3).

Nebraska. Phillips 25-86. Schleslnger 8-65. Makovlcka 3-32. Benmnger 7-19, Childs 5-14.

Bennmg3-1, Muhammad 1-1, team1-(mmus15). PASSING Colorado, Stewart 12-280-150. Detmer 1-2-0-9. Nebraska, Berrmger 12-17-1-142 RECEIVING Colorado, Wrwtbrook 6-80. Lepas 2-18.

Carrurh 2-28. Salaam 2-24. Savoy 1-9 Nebraska. Alford 5-78. Gasman 446, Muhammad 2-14, PhtHips 1-4.

KANSAS ST. 37, OKLAHOMA 20 Kansas St 7 0 14 16-37 Oklahoma 3 0 0 17 -20 Okl FG Barton 39 KSU G. Brown 16 return of blocked punt (Qramatica kick) KSU R. Brown 19 pass from May (Qramatica kick) KSU Schwteger 25 pass from May (Gramatca krck) Okl FGBIanton43 KSU Smith 7 run (Gramatica kick) Okt McDaroel 65 pass from McGee (pass fail) KSU Defensive conversion, Canty returns interceptxxi of 2-potnt try. KSU H.

Brown 69 run (Gramatica kick) Okla McDamel 26 pass from McGee (McDarwel pass from McGee) A 60,415 TEAM STATISTICS PSU 33 52-286 286 83 21-270 3-40 4-1 5-35 35:29 RUSHING Illinois, Dukes 18-72. Tofen 12-64. Followed 2 25, Pierson 8-9. Jones 1-4. IHmois St.

Hi 27-108. Ramey 10-74, Moore 6-23, Dixson 3-22. Bosman 7-20. PASSING S. linois.

Pierson 12-26-1-141. Jones 0-1-0-0. Wcncxs St. Bosman 10-16-2131 RECEIVING S. Illinois.

Smith 4-36. Jones 3-73, Gray 2-22. Fowler 2-4. Dukes 1-6. Hknois Robsmson 4-45.

Ramey 3-49, Drxson 22, Achterberg 1-15 SW MISSOURI ST. 22, CENT. ST. 14 Cent St 0 0 0 14 -14 SW Missouri 7 0 7 -22 SMS Wiggins 1 3 run (Boyer kick) SMS Geller 4 run (Boyer kx) CSO furnphrey 1 run (Humphrey run) SMS Wiggins 4 run (Perkins pass from Hoog) CSO Davis 28 run (tun failed) A-92 TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Kansas St. Smith 21-113, Brown 2-69, Lawrence 2-34, Hekson 1-13.

Anderson 14, Edwards 4-9. Miller 1-(minus 1), May 6-(minus 30). Oklahoma. Frazier 11-83. Allen 8-25.

Collier 5-13, Chandler 4-10, Rose 2 0. McGee 12-(mmus34). PASSING Kansas St. May 14-24-2-115. Oklahoma.

McGee 21-45-2-308. RECEIVING Kansas St, R. Brown 7-59, Schwieosr 441, Lockett 1-6. Running 1-2, Edwards 1-(minus 3). Oklahoma, McDaniel 3-99.

Hall 5-59. Mills 3-53. T. Brown 3-44, Allen 3-30, J. Brown 1-12, Rose 1-6, Collier 1-4.

Chandler 1-1. KANSAS 24, OKLAHOMA ST. 14 Oklahoma SL 0 0 7 7 -14 Kansas 10 0 7 7 -24 KU Levine 61 run (McCord kick) KU FGMcCord48 KU-Qood 2 run (McCord kick) OSU Denson 54 pass from T. Jones (Vaughn kx) KU A. Smith 27 pass from Williams (McCord kick) OSU-Ftichardson 1 run (Vaughn lock) A 31.000.

TEAM STATISTICS OSU KU Flrstdowns 22 19 Rushes-yards 52-244 52285 Passing 137 146 Return Yards 67 55 Comp-Att-Int 11-30-1 S-180 Punts 5-39 5-36 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-2 PenaAes-Yards 1-10 7-73 Time of Possession 31:32 28:28 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Oklahoma Richardson 10-121, Jefferson 12-51, Thompson 16-36, Grenier 5-20, T. Jones 9-16. Kansas, Levine 20-161, Henley 14-81, A. Smith 3-42, Good 3-8, Powell 2-7, Vann 1-0, Williams 1 -(minus 2), Preston 6-(minus ASSING-Oklahoma T. Jones 11- Flrstdowns Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession MDtVIOUAL RUSHING Evans 1-13, Wolfe 5-2.

Cerasani High Russell 5-11. PASSING Cerasani 11-16-0, Swinning RECEIVING Reid 3-24, 4-65, Calabrese Hicks 2-25 Mullen ILLINOIS ST. S. minols klinois St. ISU Bosman SIU Jones 7 kick) ISU Hit 5 run TEAM STATISTICS MSU 20 52-214 248 46 15-23-3 4-40 1-0 848 34:14 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penaltes-Yards 18 37-191 75 47 10-30-2 7-43 2-1 3-27 Time of Possession 25:46 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Indiana.

Smith 19-100, Dittos 6-40. Chaney 6 28, Glover 3-24, Lee 1-0. Paci 2-(minus 1). Michigan Renaud 36-181. Greene 13-38.

Goul-coume 1-6, Banks Hrrmus 2), Mason 1-(mmusS) PASSING Indiana. Pad 7-20-2-43, Dittos 3-10-0-33. Michigan SL, Banks 15-23-3-248 RECEIVING Indiana. Baety 4-39, Storm 2-12. Chaney 1-12, Bruner 19, Wilkerson 1-4.

Glover 1-0 Michigan St Carter 1-93. Greene 3-46, Renaud 5-34, Mason 2-33. Dozier 219. Muhammad 1-15. Organ 1-89 WISCONSIN 31, MICHIGAN 19 Wisconaki 3 14 7 7 -31 Mlchiosn 6 7 0-1 Wis FGSchnetzky22 Mich Smith 100 kick off return (kick tailed) Wis Simmons 13 pass from Bevell (Schnetzky luck) Mich Wheatley 24 run (Hamilton kick) Wis Dawkins 2 pass from Bevell (Schnetzky kick) Wis Simmons 31 pass from BeveH (Schnetzky kick) Mich Riemersma 3 pass from Collins (run failed) TEAM STATISTICS SU EIU 11 41- 80 106 41 10-21-1 6-33 0-0 5-35 18 52-197 239 18 14-240 822 00 7-80 35:14 24 48 STATISTICS CSO Flrstdowns Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost PenaJtxw-Yards 44-210 102 34 0B-29O 6-40 4-1 13 91 Time Possession 27 35 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Cent.

Pica 5-4, Qibbs 7-44. Humphrey 2-1, Harris 1-1, 18 Dotson Smith First downs Rushes-yarda Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Indiana State, Barwick 22-63. Distler 1-12, Wrqht 4-6, 8-(minus 16). E. Illinois, 31-102, Mauch 9-70, Wcks 5-21, Indiana State, Distler 6-12-0-68.

4-9 1-38 E. Illinois, Mauch 3-80-39. Indiana State.Brown 6-56, Gauer 1-26. E. Illinois, Jensik 3-73.

Thiessen 3-29, 1-16, Manuel 11-11. 38, SO. ILLINOIS 17 7 0 7 3- 17 14 7 7 10 31 1 run (Kurz kx) pass from Pierson (Given (Kurz kick) Pearson 947, J.Jackson 6-(mimjs 3). Carter 19-137, Stoad 3-18. Pitts 4-14, 2-2, Richardson 12-24-3-87, S.Jackson 1-40-7.

Penn St. Collins 19-23-0-265. Richardson 2-40-21. RECEIVING Ohio State. Sanders 4-32.

Galloway 3-31 George 2-2. Tillman 2-17, Glenn 1-6, Pearson 1-6. Penn St, Engram 6-102, Scott 5-80, Archie 4-37, Brady 2-33, P. Collins 1-13, Fletcher 1-8, Carter 1-7, Witman 1-8. RUSHING Illinois.

Jackson 9-42. Douthard 8-23. Piatt 6-21, Holcombe 8-13. Mattison 2-4. Johnson 2-(-5).

Northwestern, Lundy 18-53. Autry 10-32. Sen-ters 1-(-11), Schnur 3-(-15), Hughes 4-(-22I. PASSING Illinois, Johnson 19-29-.