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IOC The Detroit News Sunday, November 10, 3002 College Football MAC: Roundup 4 WMU wins; N. Illinois upends Bowling Green ern Illinois took over on downs when Harris' run fell short on fourth-and-2. Harris completed 27 of 52 passes for 271 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. Bowling Green running back Joe Alls (Sterling Heights Stevenson), who entered the game averaging 111 yards and 7.6 per carry, was held to 31 on 18 carries. Early on, Harris and the Bowling Green offense had just as much trouble throwing the ball as running it.

Harris was 4-of-i5 at one point, overthrowing receivers and frequently passing on the run under a heavy rush. You can reach Jim Spadafore at (33) 223-4638 or spadnewsaol.com; Detroit News staff reports and wire services contributed. By Jim Spadafore The Detroit News KALAMAZOO Western Michigan finally won a close game Saturday, but it took a wild start and a dramatic finish. WMLfs Tyrone Walker returned the opening kickoff 100 yards to tie a school record. The Broncos made it 24-0 after 13 minutes, had elapsed.

But Eastern Michigan came back and took a 31-30 lead with 7:16 to go in the game on Ime Akpan's second touchdown run. Then Robert Menchinger, who had lost his starting job, kicked a 39-yard field goal with 12 seconds remaining to give the Broncos a 33-31 victory at Waldo Stadium. The field goal was set up by a 56-yard third-down pass from Chad Munson to Walker with 18 seconds remaining. Bowling Green had been averaging 47 points, but the Falcons were forced to throw play after play in the second half after falling behind, 20-3. Turner, the nation's second-leading rusher, carried 40 times and showed no effects from an ankle injury that forced him to leave Northern Illinois' previous game.

Bowling Green cut is deficit to 23-17 with 7:12 remaining when Josh Harris threw a pass to Robert Redd on fourth-and-7. After struggling in the first half, Harris went 7-of-io for 64 yards on the 14-play, 80-yard drive. Bowling Green got the ball right back when Haldi was hit as threw the ball and Janssen Patton intercepted. However, Bowling Green could not move the ball past midfield, and North WMU is 3-7 and 2-4 in the Mid-American Conference; EMU is 3-7 and 1-5. The Broncos had lost four in a row, and Saturday's result was a big emotional lift for Coach Gary Darnell, who blamed himself for the close losses.

Western had lost four games by a total of 11 points. "I don't know if I could have handled (the postgame news conference if Western had lost) because I think we've invented every way you could not to win one," Darnell said. Darnell was asked if he said anything to Menchinger just before the field-goal attempt. "Nothing else than life and death," Darnell said, laughing. Menchinger hadn't attempted a field goal since he missed one in the EMU Coach Jeff Woodruff stressed his team's injuries.

"We're so beat up we've got defensive guys playing offense and offensive guys playing defense," Woodruff said. "We have kids playing who have never played before. We'll see who we have left and buy some more duct tape." (At) Northern Illinois 26, No. 20 Bowling Green 17: Michael Turner ran for 192 yards and Josh Haldi threw two touchdown passes, helping send Bowling Green to its first defeat. Bowling Green (8-1, 5-1) had won 11 in a row dating to last season and had been one of four Division I teams without a loss this season.

Northern Illinois (7-3, 6-0) beat a ranked team for the second time in 22 games. second game against Michigan. After WMU's Anthony Apa missed a 44-yard line-drive field-goal try, which bounced off the crossbar late in the second quarter, Menchinger got the call. Menchinger also had field goals of 22 and 36 yards in the fourth quarter. "I was waiting for this chance," Menchinger said.

"I was Western cornerback Tony Carr had three interceptions. The first two set up touchdowns and the last near mid-field came on the last play of the game. EMU quarterback Troy Edwards completed 21 of 37 passes for 221 yards, including touchdowns of 10 yards to Chris Roberson and 24 yards to Ashantti Watson. But the threw four interceptions. Kevin Walter caught nine passes for 111 yards.

State: Notebook Scoreboard Big Ten Wayne State foils Mercyhurst OS -rG Nugent 22, 00 Fourth Quarter Pur-FGLacevic32, 7 50 OS Jenkins 37 pass from Krenze! (Nugent kick). 1 36 Attendance 65.250 OS Pur Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 7-65 10-95 Time of Possession 33:43 2617 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING C. State. Brown 17-70. McLendon 9-32.

Rivers 9-15. Bertrand 1-(mtnus 8) Maryland. Downs 17-77, Suter 1-64, McBrien 9-33, Perry 10-23, Lynch 2-7. team1-(minus2), PASSING State, Rivers 24-40-2-297. Maryland, McBrien 10-18-0-130.

RECEIVING C. State. Cotchery 12-144. McLendon 3-37, Brown 3-24, Hicks 2-52. Peterson 2-19.

Edwards 1-13, Berton 1 -8 Maryland. Williams 3-55. Suter 2-44, Monroe 2-13, Downs 1-7, Lynch 1-7, Dugan 1-4, No. 16 LSU 33, Kentucky 30 Rocklord 51 Crown 0 Saginaw Valley St 28 Michigan 24 Southwest St Minn 42. 3 St Ambrose 34.

William Penn 7 St Cloud SI 51. New Haven 7 St Francis. Ind 46. Tn-State 28 St Xavier13 Trinity III 6 Taylor 35 Malone21 Valparaiso 27. Lindenwood 6 Michigan 33.

Michigan 31 Walsh 51. UrbanaO Wartburg 33. Simpson, Iowa 17 Washburn 49 Missouri-Rolla 0 Washington. Mo 31 Carnegie-Mellon 17 Wayne. Mich.

33. Mercyhurst 29 Wilmington. Ohio 35. Heidelberg 28 Winona St 42, Northern 35 Wis -LaCrosse 26. Wis -Eau Claire 9 Wis -Whitewater 24, Wis -Stout 21 Wittenberg 79 Kenyon 0 YoungslownSt 24, Illinois St 17 EAST First downs 13 17 Rushes-yards 39-94 29-56 Passing 1 73 285 Comp-Att-Int 13-20-1 27-39-3 Return Yards 46 43 Punts-Avg 8-42 5-35 Fumbles-Lost 3-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 3-25 5-30 Time ol Possession 28:20 31:40 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Ohio State, Clarert 14-52.

Ross 11-24. Krenzel 12-19. Hall 1-1. team 1- MIAA Alma 27, (at) Adrian 16: Steve Slowke (Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher) threw two scoring passes for Alma (9-1, 6-0 in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association). Adrian is 6-3 and 3-2.

Kalamazoo 42, (at) Wisconsin Lutheran 7: Bryan Gnyp (Utica Eisenhower) for 343 yards and a touchdown to lead Kalamazoo (4-5, 1-4). Wisconsin Lutheran is 3-6 and 0-4. Detroit News staff reports and wire services. for-28 for 209 yards. McCoy finished with no yards on 19 carries.

Swenor was 29-for-56 with one touchdown and one interception. Northwood 33, (at) Michigan Tech 23: Bryant Lawrence ran for two touchdowns and Northwood (6-4, 6-3) scored twice more on turnovers. The Huskies are 3-7 and 3-8. (At) Ferris State 30, Ashland 7: Derek Fudge rushed for 190 yards and two touchdowns. Ferris State is 5-4 and 4-4; Ashland is 2-9 and 2-8.

LSU 0 14 7 12 33 Kentucky 7 0 7 16 30 (minus2) Purdue. Jones 1228, Harris 11-25 Void 1-2, Kirsch 5-1 PASSING Ohio State, Krenzel 13-20-1-173 Purdue, Orton 18-28-3-169. Kirsch 9-11-0-116. RECEIVING Ohio State, Jenkins 5-87, Gamble 3-51 Hartsock 2-21 Ross 1 -8. Childress 1-7.

Clarett 1 -(minus 1). Purdue, Standelord 8-57. Stubbleteld 7-63, Chambers 7-44 Harris 2-45, Williams 1-58. Jones 1-9, Rhinehart 1-9. No.

4 Texas 41, Baylor 0 Baylor 0 0 00- if Texas 14 17 3 7 41 DETROIT Craig Duppong rushed for 196 yards and four touchdowns to lead Wayne State to a 33-29 victory over Mercyhurst on Saturday. It was 20-20 at halftime. But Duppong put the Warriors (3-7, 3-6 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) ahead for good with his last TD run, a 5-yarder with 9:04 left in the third quarter. The Lakers are 2-8 and 1-8. They pulled to within 33-27 with 1:36 left to play on a 9-yard run by Jim Schuler, who also threw three touchdown passes to Brad Thompson.

Mercyhurst closed the scoring on a safety with four seconds remaining. James Phillips was i4-for-25 for 152 yards and a touchdown for WSU Saginaw Valley State 28, (at) Northern Michigan 24; Matt LaFleur threw three touchdown passes to Ruvell Martin as Saginaw Valley State overcame a 403-yard passing effort by Kyle Swenor. The Cardinals are 8-2 and 7-2; and NMU is 6-4 and 6-3. The Cardinals, ranked No. 16 in Division II, trailed 24-21 after Abram McCoy ran for a 32-yard TD with 10:23 First Quarter UK Boone 43 pass from Lorenzen (Begley kick).

6 19. Second Quarter LSU Henderson 70 pass from Randall (Corbello kick). 12 33 LSU Henderson 30 pass from Randall (Corbello kick). 05 Third Quarter LSU Addai 63 run (Corbello kick). 13:17.

UK Harp 3 pass from Lorenzen (Begley kick) 3 43 Fourth Quarter LSU -FG Corbello 49. 1412 UK Boone 25 pass from Lorenzen (kick tailed). 1005 LSU FG Corbello 19. 6 02 UK Boone 44 pass from Lorenzen (Begley kick) 2 24 UK FG Begley 29, 11. LSU Henderson 75 pass from Randall, :00.

Attendance 66.262. LSU UK LASER HAIR THERAPY FOR MEN AND WOMEN Conl. All Iowa 7 0 10 I Ohio St 6 0 11 0 Michigan 4 1 7 2 Minnesota 3 2 7 2 PennSt. 3 3 7 3 Illinois 3 3 4 6 Michigan St. 2 4 4 6 Purdue 2 4 4 6 Wisconsin 15 6 5 Indiana 15 3 7 Northwestern 16 3 8 Saturday's results Illinois 37.

Wisconsin 20 Iowa 62, Northwestern 10 Ohio St 10, Purdue 6 Michigan St 56. Indiana 21 Penn St 35 Virginia 14 Michigan at Minnesota, (n Saturday's games Iowa at Minnesota. TBA Ohio St at Illinois TBA Penn St at Indiana TBA Wisconsin at Michigan. TBA Purdue at Michigan TBA MAC Conl. All East I Miami (Ohio) 5 1 7 3 Marshall 4 16 2 Ohio 5 2 5 6 UCF 3 2 4 5 Kent St 15 3 7 Akron 16 2 9 Burlalo 0 6 19 West Illinois 6 0 7 3 Bowling Green 5 1 8 1 Toledo 3 1 5 3 Ball St 2 3 4 5 Cent Michigan 2 3 4 5 Michigan 2 4 3 7 Michigan 15 3 7 Saturday's results Connecticut 63.

Kent SI. 21 UCF 45, Burlalo 21 Michigan 33, E. Michigan 31 Ohio 27, Akron 10 Illinois 26. Bowling Green 17 Cent Michigan at Toledo (n) Tuesday 's game Miami (Ohio) at Marshall. 8 Saturday's games Buffalo at Akron 1 Toledo at W.

Michigan. 1 Illinois at Michigan. 1 Ball St at Cent Michigan, 1 Kent St at UCF, 6 Bowling Green at South Florida, 7 GLIAC Conl All Air Force 49. Army 30 Allied 22, Thiel 14 Allegheny 28. Earlham 7 American International 40.

Bryant 33 Amherst 45 Williams 35 Bales 37, Hamilton 0 Bloomsburg 1 7, Mansfield 6 Bndgewater Mass 48. Mass Maritime 14 CW Post 21. Bentley 18 Case Reserve 38 Rochester 29 Cent Connecticut St 24. Wagner 17 Clarion 34 Lock Haven 31 Colby 32 Bowdom 27 Colgate 2S, Lehigh 14 Connecticut 63. Kent St 21 Cornell 21.

Dartmouth 19 Curry 13 WestfieldSt 12 Delaware 37. Maine 13 Dickinson 17. Gettysburg 14 Duguesne 42. Canisius 0 East Slroudsburg 23. Shippensburg 21 Edmboro 38, California.

Pa 22 Fairfield 44 St Johns, NY 21 Fairmont St 40 Virginia St 20 Fordham 37. Holy Cross 27 Harvard 28 Columbia 7 Holslra 26, Richmond 16 Indiana Pa, 34, Slippery Rock 28. OT Ithaca 39. Buffalo St 7 Johns Hopkins 40. Franklin Marshall 21 Kean 27, Connecticut 24 King's, Pa 35.

Albright 7 First Quarter Tex Williams 73 pass trom Simms (Mangum kick). 14 36 Tex Johnson 5 pass from Simms (Mangum kick). 2.59 Second Querler Tex FG Mangum 42. 11:32 Tex Jettery 15 pass from Simms (Mangum kick). 7 09 Tex Benson 10 run (Mangum kick), 4:09 Third Quarter Tex FG Mangum 25, 9 56 Fourth Quarter Tex Young 13 run (Mangum kick).

8.20 Attendance -83 016. Bay Tex Consultations and Evaluation FREE 18 21 42-213 35-154 264 221 10-23-0 14-29-0 Maintenance and Care Kit First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Return Yards Punts-Avo. 137 110 FREE FREE First downs Rushes-yards Monthly Shampoo, Cut Style 7-436 0-0 13-104 6-45 8 0-0 5-49 27:05 27-41 45-180 86 270 11-22-2 20-25-1 Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession Passing Comp-Att-Int 32:55 Return Yards 84 81 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING LSU. Addai 9-91. Davis 20-76, Randall 10-36.

Henderson 3-10. Kentucky, Pinner 27-143, Lorenzen 4-11, Boone 1-3, Boyd 2-(minus3), team-1-0 left to play. Saginaw Valley regained the lead Punts-Avg, 8-37 2-27 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1 Penalties-Yards 12-92 7-48 Time ol Possession 25:45 34:15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Baylor, Armstrong 14-57, Ricks 3-11, Golden 4-5 Karas6-(minus32) Texas, Young 14-98. Benson 22-64, Robin 5-17, Williams 1-5. Simms 2-(minus1).

team 1-iminus 3). PASSING LSU. Randall 10-23-0-264, Kentucky, Lorenzen 12-26-0-210, Boyd 2-3-0-11. RECEIVING LSU. Henderson 5-201, Clayton 4-54.

Davis 1-9. Kentucky. Abney 5-60. Boone on Keath Bartynski's 3-yard run with Images International now has the latest technology in laser light therapy for thicker, fuller 1 -800-955-8484 Images International 30400 Telegraph Rd. Ste.

1 13 Southfield, MI 5:20 remaining. 3-112, cook 3-9. Harp 2-22, Pinner 1-16. No. 18 Colorado 42, Missouri 35 Northern had 578 net yards, held the Cardinals to 47 yards rushing and sacked LaFleur five times.

He was 14- Colorado 10 7 8 7 14 14 Missouri PASSING Baylor. Karas 11-22-2-86. Texas Simms 18-23-1-254, Mock 2-2-0-16. RECEIVING Baylor. Newhouse 6-63.

Ouiroga 3-8. Ricks 2-15 Texas. Williams 8-1 72, Johnson 4-31 1 Williams 3-2. Edwards 1-35, Thomas 1-16. Jettery 1-15, Benson 1-1.

Timmons 1-(minus 2). No. 9 Notre Dame 30, Navy 23 2 7 6 15 30 7 0 16 0 23 Notre Dame Navy (Ml 7 First Quarter Col McCoy 47 pass from Hodge (Brougham kick). 11:55 Col FG Brougham 45. 2:50.

Second Quarter Miss Abron 30 run (Matheny kick), 14:09. Col Brown 10 run (Brougham kick), 11:30. Col-FG Brougham 20, 1 11. Third Quarter Col Hodge 1 run (Brougham kick). 12:33.

Miss Gage 27 pass from Smith (Matheny kick). 10 24. Miss Ferguson 43 interception return IMatheny kick). 2:29 Fourth Quarter Miss Gage 10 pass from Smith (Matheny kick). 13:16.

Col Brown 15 run (Sypniewski pass from Hodge), 4 43 Miss Abron 1 run (Matheny kick), 1 55. Overtime Col Brown 1 run (Brougham kick) Attendance 48,465. Col Miss Grand Valley Findtay Saginaw Valley Michigan Northwood Ferris St Indianapolis Hillsdale Wayne State Michigan Tech Ashland Mercyhurst First Quarter ND Safety. Skaggs tackled in end zone. 10 38.

Navy Palanco 12 run (Rolts kick). 4:30. Second Quarter ND Lopienski 1 run (Serta kick). 13:01 Third Quarter Navy Polanco 1 run (Rolls kick). 9 19 NO Dull 92 kickoff return (pass failed).

901 Navy Roberts 10 run (run tailed). 3 17 Navy FG Rolls 36. 1 07. Fourth Quarter ND Powers-Neal 1 run (Battle pass from Holiday) 4 28 ND Jenkins 67 pass from Holiday (Setta kick). 2 08 Attendance 70.260 ND Navy Saturday's results Ferris St 30.

Ashland 8 Fmdlav 35 Hillsdale 14 Northwood Mich 33 Michigan Tech 23 Saginaw Valley St 28. Michigan 24 Wayne. Mich 33, Mercyhurst 29 Indianapolis at Grand Valley SI (n) Saturday's games Michigan at Northwood. noon Saginaw Valley St at Wayne State, noon Ferris St at Indianapolis. 1 Findlay at Grand Valley 1 Hillsdale at Mercyhurst.

i 30 f. I mJ a-4 A 4A ML First downs 29 20 Rushes-yards 66-372 37-150 Passing 203 209 Comp-Att-Int 17-27-1 16-30-0 Return Yards 12 43 Punts-Avg, 3-44 5-44 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 5-50 2-8 Time of Possession 36:35 23:25 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Kings Point 35, Grove City 17 Kutztown37. Cheyney13 Lafayette 19. BucknellS Maine Maritime 39. Frammgham St 7 Marist 49 La Salle 23 Mass -Dartmouth 38, Salve Regina 0 Mass -Lowell 37 Assumption 14 McDaniel28 Bethany, WVa.

17 Merrimack 24, Pace 7 Middlebury 31 Tufts 6 Millersville 31 West Chester 24 Monmouth, 7, St Francis. Pa 0 Montclair St 20 J. City 8 Moravian 23 Susquehanna 6 Muhlenberg 44. Union. 13 New Hampshire 31 Massachusetts 14 Northeastern 38 Villanova 13 Noire Dame 30 Navy 23 Penn 44 Princeton 13 Penn SI 35 Virginia 14 Pittsburgh 29.

Temple 22 RPI 49 St Lawrence 7 Rowan 70 William Paterson 7 Connecticut 49. Plymouth St 0 Sacred Heart 32. Siena 3 Shenandoah 2E, Utica 20 Springfield 41 Norwich 24 St Anselm 33. Stonehill 14 St John Fisher 17. Hobart 14 St Peter's 22, lona 14 Slony Brook 23 Robert Morris 13 Thomas More 24.

Westminster Pa 0 Trinity, Conn. 26 Wesleyan. Conn 10 UCF 45 Buffalo 21 Ursinus 56 FDU-Florham 20 Va Wesleyan 24, Shepherd 14 WVU Tech 63, Concord 20 Waynesburg 24 Frostburg St 21 West Liberty 19, Glenville St. 7 West Virginia 24 Boston College 1 4 Widener 68. Juniata 33 Wilkes 44, Lebanon Valley 6 Worcester St 42, FitchburgSt 19 Worcester Tech 40, Coast Guard 14 Yale 31, Brown 27 SOUTH Alabama 28.

Mississippi St. 14 Appalachian St 54 VM1 13 Arkansas 23. South Carolina 0 Auburn 52, Louisiana-Monroe 14 Belhaven35 Union Ky 14 Bndgewater, Va 52. Randolph-Macon 18 Campbellsville 56, Pikeville 11 Carson-Newman 34. Catawba 9 Catholic 28 Guilford 26 Cent Arkansas 47.

West Alabama 7 Chattanooga 34 The Citadel 31 Clemson 42 North Carolina 12 Cumberland. Ky 42 Kentucky Wesleyan 1 7 Davidson 49. Austin Peay 28 Elizabeth City St 15, Winston-Salem 14 Elon 56 Liberty 35 Fayetteville St 28 Virginia Union 18 Fla International 35 Albany, 26 Florida 21 Vanderbilt 1 7 Florida Atlantic 34 Morris Brown 13 Florida St 21 Georgia Tech 13 Gardner-Webb 57 Charleston Southern 15 Georgetown Ky 51 Cumberland, Tenn 10 Georgia Southern 42 Furman 21 GramblmgSt 34 Alabama St 21 Greensboro 13 Methodist 3 Hampton 37 Bethune-Cookman 7 Howard 23 Carolina St 9 Jackson St 13 Alabama 1 1 Jacksonville 44. Edward Waters 31 Johnson Smith 29. C.

Central 14 LSU 33. Kentucky 30 Lambuth 41, Virginia-Wise 6 MVSU 23. Alcorn St 6 Mars Hill 58. Newberry 14 Maryland 24 Slate 21 Murray SI 51 Tennessee SI, 27 Carolina 34, Delaware St 7 Norfolk St 17, Morgan St. 14 f-'s '''lik'- RUSHING Colorado, Brown 35-21 1 Purity 19-119, Hodge 9-29, Drumm 1-10.

Bloom 1- First downs 13 17 Rushes-yards 41-68 56-216 Passing 272 52 Comp-Att-Int 13-21-0 6-15-2 Return Yards 52 45 Punts-Avg 6-38 7-43 Fumbles-Lost 4-3 0-0 Penalties-Yards 2-20 2-25 Time ol Possession 27:11 32:49 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Notre Dame, Powers-Neal 17-51 Grant 10-13 Wilson 2-4, Lopienski 1-1, Holiday 10-1. team 1-(minus 2) Navy. Lane 6-92. Roberts 5-50. Polanco 24-39.

Eckel 13-37. McDonald 4-14. Candelo 2-13. Mathews 1-5 team 1 -(minus 34) PASSING Notre Dame Holiday 13-21-0-272 Navy Polanco 5-14-2-40. Candelo 1-1-0-12 RECEIVING Notre Dame Battle 5-35.

Jenkins 4-166 Stovall 1-38 Godsey1-20, Rodamer 1-9 Palmer 1-4 Navy, Sims 2-25 Roberts 2-21, Yarbrough 2-6 No. 11 Alabama 28, Miss. St. 14 Now through Sunday, NoVec-ber 17 4 cainoun -(minus 1). Missouri, Abron 17-85 Smith 16-49, Leon 4-16.

PASSING Colorado. Hodge 17-27-1-203. Missouri Smith 16-30-0-209 RECEIVING Colorado. McCoy 6-118. Dona-hoe 3-31.

Drumm 3-21. Monteihl 2-9. Purify 1-9, Hackett 1-9, Sypniewski 1-6 Missouri. Gage 9-108. Outlaw 5-85.

McCoy 2-16. MAC W. Michigan 33, E. Michigan 31 MIAA Conl All Alma 6 0 9 Adrian 3 2 6 3 AlOion 3 2 5 4 Hope 3 2 4 5 Olivet 2 3 4 4 Kalamazoo 14 4 5 Wis Lutheran 0 5 3 6 Saturday's results Alma 27 Adrian 16 Hope 30. Olivet 28 Kalamazoo 42.

Wis Lutheran 7 0 14 3 14 31 Michigan Michigan 24 0 0 9 33 First Quarter WMU Walker 100 kickoff return (Apa kick). Mississippi St Alabama 3 11 0 7 7 0 Saturday's games Adrian-Kalamazoo. 1 Albion-Hope, 1 Wis lutheran-Olivet 1 Saturday's results MIDWEST First Quarter Ala Luke 1 5 pass from Warts (Robinson kicki. 10 28 MSU FG Smilh 30 5 37. Ala Hudson 32 pass from Watts (Robinson kick) Second Quarter MSU Bivines 2 pass trom Fant (Jenkins pass from Fant) 10 03.

Ala Williams 4 run (Robinson kick), 6:59 MSU FG Smith 32, 4 14 Third Quarter Ala Luke 36 pass from Watts (Robinson kick), 4 02 Attendance MSU Ala 14 42. WMU FG Apa 25. 9 28 WMU Lewis 45 pass from Munson (Apa kick). 3 02 WMU Reed 28 run (Apa kick). 2:08 Second Quarter EMU Roberson 10 pass trom Edwards (Klaban kick) 9 45 EMU Akpan 2 run (Klaban kick).

5:00 Third Quarter EMU FG Klaban 27. 4 38 Fourth Quarter WMU-FG Menchinger 22. 14 56 WMU-FG Menchinger 36. 12:39 EMU Watson 24 pass from Edwards (Klaban kick). 10:56.

EMU Akpan 7 run (Klaban kick). 7:16. WMU-FG Menchinger 39, 0012 EMU WMU 7 Firsl downs 19 15 Rushes-yards 9-112 9-155 Passing yards 221 227 Return Ya-ds 40 50 Comp-Att-Int 21-37-4 14-34-1 Sacked-Yards Lost 2-15 3-9 Punts 7-42 6-41 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-0 Penalties-Yards 7-42 7-60 Time of Possession 32 37 27 23 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Firsl downs 17 21 Rushes-yards 32-107 40-165 Passing 139 244 Comp-Att-Int 21-38-2 18-25-0 Return Yards 99 105 Punts-Avg 4-45 5-37 Fumbles-Lost 5-0 2-0 Penalties-Yards 6-61 12-121 Time of Possession 31.19 28 41 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Mississippi SI Norwood 9-58 Reid 11-30. Walker 4-19. Bivines 1-3.

Fant 6-minus1) York 1 -(minus 2) Alabama Beard 14-68 Williams 6-44. Watts 14-27, Hudson 3-21 McLain3-5 PASSING Mississippi St Fant 19-33-1-127. York 2-5-1-12 Alabama Watts 16-22-0-223 Croyle 2-2-0-21. Bearden 0-1-0-0 RECEIVING Mississippi St Jenkins 4-35 Bivines 4-33 Lee 4-21. Gnndle 3-22.

Jones 2-9 Walker 1-13. Tubbs 1-7. Milons 1-0. Reid 1-( minus 1) Alabama Luke 7-128. Collins 3-21 Fulgham 3-20 Hudson 2-37.

Johnston 2-24 Williams 1-14 Maryland 24, No. 14N.C. State 21 RUSHING Michigan Akpan 30-95. Roberspn 1-12 Edwards 3-5 Michigan. Marks 21-97 Reed 10-44 Jennings 1-15 PASSING Michigan.

Edwards 21-37-4-221 Michigan Munson 14-33-1-227. Orach 0-1-0-0 RECEIVING Michigan Walter 9-111. Roberson 4-39 Akpan 4-20 Michigan. Alma 27. Adrian 16 Anderson, Ind 34, Franklin 1 7 Auguslana III 34 Carthage 28 OT Augustana 38 North Dakota 31 Aurora 47, Greenville 0 Bacone24 PeruSI 17 Baldwin-Wallace 40 Marietta 14 Beloit 41, Illinois College 14 BemidjiSt 39, Minn -Moms 13 Capital 35, Muskingum 27 Cent Methodist 10.

Baker 3 Cent Missouri 17. Truman St 3 Central 48 CorneH, Iowa 0 Coe 21, Luther 10' Colorado 42. Missouri 35, OT Concordia St 48 Minn -Crookston 7 Dayton 30 Morehead St 20 DePauw43 Rose-Hulman 14 Illinois 55. Tenn -Martin 43 Emporia St 47. Missouri Southern 16 Eureka 33 Concordia III 13 Evangel 41 MidAm Nazarene 33 Ferris St 30 Ashland 8 Findlay 35.

Hillsdale 14 Friends 50 Bethel Kan 10 Gnnnell 21. Carroll Wis 14 Hanover 49 Mount St Joseph 14 Hope 30 Olivet 28 Illinois 37. Wisconsin 20 Indiana SI 21 Illinois 14 Iowa 62 Northwestern 10 Jamestown 50 Dakota St 0 John Carroll 73 Otterbein 0 Kalamazoo 42 Wis Lutheran 7 Kansas Wesleyan 21 Bethany Kan 13 Lake Forest 17. Si NoroertO Lakeland 27 Benedictine IH 13 Loras 17. Upper Iowa 14 Mac Murray 14.

Concordia Wis 9 Macalester33 Carleton 16 Manchester 18 Bluttton 6 Mary 38 Slack Hills St 6 Mcendree21 Olivet Nazarene 16 McPherson 20 Ottawa Kan 18 Michigan St 56 Indiana 21 Midland Lutheran 39 Dakota Wesleyan 24 Minn -Ouluth 42 Wayne Net) 3 Minot St 37 Valley City St 20 Missouri Valley 24 Avila 17 Monmouth IH 27 Knox 23 Mount Union 34 Ohio Northern 24 Illinois 26 Bowling Green 1 7 NW Missouri St 13 Missouri Western 10 Nebraska 45 Kansas 7 Nebraska-Omaha 49 Dakota St 42 Northwood Mich 33 Michigan Tech 23 Ohio 27 Akron 10 Ohio St 10 Purdues Pittsburg SI 48 SW Baptist 13 North Alabama 36 West Georgia 26 Presbyterian 26 WingatelO Rhodes 28 Millsaps24 Salisbury 30 Ferrum13 Southern Miss 20 UAB 13 Stillman 34 Benedict 27 Tennessee Tech 51 Samtord 44 Valdosta St 31 Arkansas Tech 24 Washington Lee 22 Emory Henry 9 Wesley 42 Chowan 0 William Mary 44. Rhode Island 6 SOUTHWEST Ark -Pine Bluff 44 Prairie View 0 East Carolina 54 Houston 48 20T Harding 33 Arkansas 13 NichollsSt 34 Sam Houston St 16 Ouachita 35 Delia St 25 Nazarene 42 SW Assemblies of God 0 SE Oklahoma 20 East Central 1 7 TCU 1 7 Tulane 10 Texas 41 Baylor 0 Texas A4M .30 Oklahoma 26 Texas Southern 26. Clark Atlanta 3 Texas Tech 49 Oklahoma St 24 FAR WEST Boise St 49 Rice 7 Cal Poly-SLO 30 Humboldt St 0 Colorado Mines 29 Adams St 18 I infield 35 Whitworth 0 Montana 31 Sacramento St 24 Montana SI 25 Washington 14 Nevada 23 UTEP17 Utah St 32 New Mexico St 30 Washington State 32 Oregon 21 Weber SI 20. Portland St 14 Top 25 No. 3 Ohio State 10, Purdue 6 Lewis 3-101.

Thomas 4-41 Mosley 3-21 GLIAC Wayne State 33, Mercyhurst 29 i'-V- 7 0 21 7 10 24 NC Stale Maryland Mercyhurst 0 20 0 9 29 Wayne Stale 12 8 7 6 33 First Quarter WSU Duppong 4 run (kick failed) 5 04 WSU Duppong 10 run (kick tailed) 218 Second Quarter Dearborn 16001 Ford m. Roseville 31930 Gratiot Ave. i SouttigatB 19363 Eureka Rd. Westland -34694 Warren Rd. Mer Thompson 22 pass from Schuler (Repucci kicki 1311 First Quarter NCSU Cotchery 32 pass from Rivers (Kiker kicki 10 36 Second Quarter NCSU Rivers 1 run (Kiker kick).

13 48 Md-Suter64 runlNovak kick). 13 05 Third 0u8rter NCSU Brown 2 run (Kiker kick) 6 03 Md-Pern9runNovak kick). 2 47 Fourth Quarter Md McBrien 21 run (Novak kick). 9:26 Md FG Novak 26 Attendance 52 915 WSU Duppong 2 run (Collins pass from Phillips). 5 04 Mer Thompson 15 pass trom Schuler (Repucci kick) 038 Wit VfcMMI- -v v.

Call 1 fl'JO WORKliIGCAR for a store near you Mer Thompson 4 pass from Schuler (kick tailed) 0 08 Third Quarter IS NCS Md WSU Duppong 5 run (Wayne kicki 9 04 Fourth Quarter WSU Morton 18 pass Irom Phillips (kick Ohio Slate Purdue 21 15 36-109 40-202 297 130 24-40-2 10-18-0 57 87 6-40 7-42 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Return Yards Punts-' blocked). 3 25 Mer Schuler 9 run (Repucci kick) 1 36 Mer Team safety 0 04 First Quarter Pur-FGLacevic21. Second Quarter Attendance -1 583 t- Qumcy37 hirer 14 Because you work for a living I 1 fc ,1.