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MB The Detroit Mewf Sunday, October 17, 2004 College Football Scoreboard EAST Big Ten 7 Ml Coal. 1 rkwf' PCT PCT 1 .857 0 1000 0 1000 0 1.000 01.000 01.000 750 2 2 Michigan Wisconsin Purdue Michigan Stall Northwestern Minnesota Iowa Ohio Slate Indiana Penn Stale Illinois State: Roundup No.l Grand Valley is upset .666 600 .500 .000 000 000 .000 Salariayl mailt Michigan 30. Illinois 19 Michigan St. 51. Minnesota 17 Ohio St at Iowa.

(n Wisconsin at Purdue, (n) Nail Saturday's games Michigan at Purdue. 3:30 Iowa at Penn Noon Indiana at Ohio Noon Northwestern at Wisconsin. Noon Illinois at Minnesota, 2 Mid-American Albright 48. Juniata 20 Alfred 31. Utica 20 American International 28, Pace 19 Amherst 19.

Colby 10 Bates 28, Wesleyan, Conn. 7 Bentley49. Slorwhill 7 Bloomsburg 69. Cheyney 0 Carnegie-Mellon 1 7. Chicago 7 Colgate 10.

Cornell 8 College of 34. Connecticut 26 Curry 36, Nichols 10 Dayton 29, Robert Morris 12 Delaware 20, Hotstra 19 Duquesne 34. St Peter's 8 East Stroudsburg 44, Kutztown 25 Edinboro 38, Indiana. Pa 14 Hamilton 51. Bowdoin 48, 20T Harvard 41, Northeastern 14 Holy Cross 24, Dartmouth 0 Indianapolis 27.

Gannon 24 James Madison 24, Maine 20 Johns Hopkins 37. Gettysburg 17 La Salle 56. Catholic 22 Utayette 14. BuckneM 13 Lehigh 30. Vale 24 Massachusetts 38.

New Hampshire 21 Miami (Ohio) 25, Buffalo 7 Millersville 17, Slippery Rock 14 Monmouth. N.J 25. Albany. Y. 24 Moravian 35.

FDU-Florham 27 Notre Dam 27, Navy 9 Penn 14, Columbia 3 Pittsburgh 20, Boston College 17, 0T Princeton 24, Brown 10 Rutgers 16, Temple 6 Salisbury 44 Kean 0 Shepherd 38. West Liberty 7 Springfield 55, Plymouth St 0 Stony Brook 29. St. Francis, Pa. 21 Thiel 26.

Waynesburg 20 Villanova 49. Richmond 10 New England 44. Framingham SI 20 Wagner 27, lona 14 Washington Jefferson 56, Grove City 14 West Chester 49. Mansfield 0 Westminster, Pa 27. Bethany.

WVa. 21 Widener 54. Frostburg St 19 Williams 17. Middlebury 16 SOUTH Con). Ml East PCT I PCT 2 0 1 000 Marshall Miami Akron UNIVERSITY CENTER, Mich.

Mark Radlinski complet- ed 25 of 38 passes for 289 yards and three touchdowns and also ran for a score, helping Saginaw Valley end Grand Valley State's 14-game win-' ning streak with a 31-20 victory Sat- Jl urday. Grand Valley (6-1, 6-1 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Con- ference), the two-time defending J1 Dale G. Young The Detroit News Even Goldie, Minnesota's mascot, was looking for cover in a 51-17 loss to Michigan State at Spartan Stadium. .400 .571 .333 .500 .13 .000 .167 Ohio Buffalo UCF Kent State Weal 0 1000 0 1000 Bright 2-0. Cutler 10-(minus 1) Georgia.

Ware 24-127. TBrown 17-122. Williams 2-12. Greene 2-8. Thomas 1-2, Shockkty 1-2.

PASSING Vanderbilt, Cutler 12-22-0-133, Bright 1-1-0-1. Georgia, Greene 14-21-0-191, Shockley 4-5-1-63. RECEIVING Vanderbilt. Smith 4-26. Davis Toledo Northern Illinois Eastern Michigan Bowling Green Central Michigan Ball State 3-45.

Tant 2-30. White 1-28. McKenzie 1-3. Western Michigan 0 Saturday's results Doster 1-1. Bright 1-1.

Georgia. Brown 4 86, Pope 3-48, Bailey 2-26, Ware 2-21. Gibson 2-19. TBrown 2-17. Bryant 1-18.

McClendon 1-11. Thomas 1-8. No. 22 Florida 52, MTSU 16 Middle Tennessee 3 10 3 0 -1 Florida 17 14 21 0-5 Toledo 31. Ohio 13 Michigan 35.

Michigan 31 Miami (Ohio) 25. Buffalo 7 Ball St at Bowling Green, (n) Marshall at Kent (n) Cent Michigan at Illinois, (n) Alabama 44, Savannah St. 12 Bridgewalar. va 63. Guilford 7 Catawba 41.

Newberry 31 Christopher Newport 48. Chowan 7 Clemson 35. Utah St. 6 Coastal Carolina 21, VM1 14 Davidson 14. Morehead SI 10 Delaware SI 15.

Carolina AST 6 Florida 52, Middle Tennessee 16 Furman 33, The Citadel 14 Akron at UCF. (n) Associated Press Western running back Trovon Rfley eludes Eastern's Steven Lewis. Riley had 46 yards on 14 carries. EMU rallies to top Western Nail Saturday's games Illinois at Michigan. 2 Friday's games SOUTH South Florida at Louisville, 8 FAR WEST Wyoming at Colorado SI 9:30 Saturday's games MIDWEST Indiana at Ohio St Noon Northwestern at Wisconsin.

Noon Butler at Dayton. 1 Austin Peay at St Joseph's. Ind 1 Valparaiso at Drake. 2 Illinois at Minnesota. 2 Cal Poly-SLO at N.

Dakota 2 Bowling Green at Ohio. 2 Nebraska at Kansas 2 Illinois at Michigan. 2 Boston College at Notre Dame, 2:30 S. Illinois at SW Missouri 2 30 Youngstown St at Illinois SI 3 30 Oklahoma St at Missouri. 3:30 Michigan at Purdue.

3:30 Illinois at Iowa. 4 Ball St. at Akron. 6 Memphis al Cincinnati. 7 UCF at Miami (Ohio).

7 Cent Michigan at Toledo. 7 EAST Temple at Connecticut, Noon Hofstra at New Hampshire, Noon Iowa at Penn Noon Rutgers at Pittsburgh Noon Massachusetts at Rhode Island, Noon Penn at Yale. Noon lona at Assumption. 1 Cornell at Brown. 1 Georgia 33, Vanderbilt 3 Georgia Southern 54.

Appalachian St 7 Georgia Tech 24. Duke 7 Hampden-Sydney 31 Washington Lee 28 Cent Michigan at Toledo, 7 Bowling Green at Ohio, 2 Buffalo at Marshall. 4:30 Ball SI at Akron. 6 UCF at Miami (Ohio), 7 GLIAC First Quarter Fla-FG Leach 37. 11:36.

MT FG Smith 39. 7:47, Fla Small 4 pass from Leak (Leach kick), 2:48. Fla Wynn 5 run (Leach kick), 33. Second Quarter Fla Caldwell 62 pass from Leak (Leach kick). 13 53 MT Wright 37 pass from Marks (Smith kick).

8 53 Fla Wynn 15 run (Leach kick). 3 24 MT-FG Smith 41, :00. Third Quarter Fla Jackson 33 pass from Leak (Leach kick). 12 52. MT FG Smith 27.

7:23. Fla Fason 20 run ILeach kick). 5 41. Fla Wynn 9 run (Leach kick), 02 Attendance 8. Mrs Fla Cord.

All PCT I PCT Hampton 58, Norfolk St 10 Howard 42. Morgan St. 35, 0T Jacksonville 31 Austin Peay 14 Memphis 49, Tulane 24 Methodist 36 Ferrum 18 Miles 28. Lincoln. Mo 6 Samford 34.

Tenn -Martin 20 Shaw 21, Elizabeth City St. 0 Southern U. 45. Jackson St. 7 Thomas More 30.

Kentucky Wesleyan 13 Valdosta St 34. West Alabama 1 7 Virginia Tech 62. Florida 0 William Mary 31 Rhode Island 24 Wingate20. Mars Hill 19 Wotford 15. Carolina 12 FAR WEST 0 1 000 7 0 1 000 0 1000 6 01000 0 1000 6 0 1 000 Northwood Michigan Tech Grand Valley Ferris Slate Saginaw Valley Mercyhurst 833 667 Fmdlay Northern Michigan 2 St.

Francis. Pa at Cent Connecticut 1 Gannon 2 .429 333 333 286 .286 .167 .167 .143 Hillsdale 2 Division II champion ranked No. 1 in the nation, also had won 23 straight road games and 52 of their last 54 games overall. Saginaw Valley (5-2, 5-2), ranked 23rd in the nation, was the last team to defeat Grand Valley, 34-20 last season. Radlinski tossed a 19-yard touch- down pass to Devin Robinson and a 22-yarder to Stan Spencer to give the Cardinals a 14-0 lead after the first quarter.

Grand Valley narrowed its deficit to 21-13 at halftime on two 31- yard field goals by Scott Greene and Cullen Finnerty's 19-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Langston. Radlinski scored on a 5-yard run to give the Cardinals a 28-13 lead.j-Finnerty threw a 21-yard touch-j down pass to Demonte Collins to make it 28-20, but Bobby Belmonte hit a 37-yard field goal in the third quarter for Saginaw Valley to com- r. plete the scoring. Logan Barnhart had 28 carries'" for 100 yards, Spencer had eighty receptions for 98 yards and Bob Awry had five receptions for 89 yards for Saginaw Valley. Finnerty completed 13 of 26 passes for 230 yards, but had two interceptions.

He also was the Lak- ers' leading rusher, gaining 79 yards 1 on 15 carries. i Saginaw Valley dominated time of possession and out-gained Grand Valley, 395-373. Sagi-; naw Valley also made 8 of 18 third-down attempts. Grand Valley was, just i-of-8. Colorado 19, Iowa St.

14 Top 25 Ashland 1 Wayne State 1 Indianapolis 1 Holy Cross at Colgate. 1 William Mary at Delaware. 1 Lafayette at Fordham, 1 Mansl at La Salle. 1 Bucknell at Lehigh. 1 Georgetown.

at Monmouth. N.J.. 1 Harvard at Princeton. 1 No. 2 Oklahoma St.

31, Kan. SI. 21 Oklahoma TTT 7 7 Kansas St. Saturday's results Wayne State et Findlay, (n) Grand Valley at Saginaw Valley, (n) Hillsdale at Ashland, (n) Indianapolis at Gannon. In) St Peter's at Sacred Heart.

1 Robert Morris at Wagner. 1 Dartmouth at Columbia. 1 30 Rice at Navy, 1 30 Northeastern at Maine. 2 Towson at Villanova, 3 First downs 19 24 Rushes-yards 37-78 32-141 Passing yards 223 360 Return Yards 18 59 Comp-Att-Int 25-38-2 20-25-1 Punts 5-35 1-46 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 3-20 6-60 Time of Possession 36:15 23:45 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Middle Tennessee. Gross 16-53.

Baker 5-20 McNair4-11. Holiday 1-4. Jackson 1-3. Wright 1-0, Marks 9-(minus 13), Florida. Wynn 15-81.

Fason 12-48. Leak 1-6, Lawrence 3-5. Jackson 1-1. PASSING Middle Tennessee. Marks 25-37-2-223 Gross 0-1-0-0 Florida.

Leak 17-22-1-316. Dickey 3-3-0-44. RECEIVING Middle Tennessee, Wright 9-112, Grass 5-38, Henry 5-26, Saintil 3-15, Baker 2-25. Ingram 1-7. Florida.

Jackson 6-1 03. Caldwell 4-91 Small 4-65. Baker 2-45. Wynn 1-21. Tookes 1-18.

Latsko 1-12, Cornelius 1-5. Mid-American Albany. at Stony Brook. 6 SOUTH Maryland at Clemson. Noon Florida at Mississippi 12:30 Virginia at Duke.

1 Northwood at Michigan Tech. (n) 1 Ferris State at Northern Michigan, (n) Mercyhurst at SE Louisiana, (n) Nest Saturday's games Ashland at Wayne State, noon Northern Michigan at Saginaw Valley, noon Indianapolis al Mercyhurst, 1:30 Michigan Tech at Ferris State, 2 Tiffin al Hillsdale, 2:30 Gannon at Findlay 6 Northwood at Grand Valley. 7 MIAA Conl. All First Quarter KSU Sproles 1 run (Rheem kick). 9:25.

OU Wilson 17 pass from White (DiCarlo kick). 107 Second Quarter KSU Figurs 38 pass from Meier (Rheem kick). 14:07. OU Wilson 14 pass from White (DiCarlo kick), 10:27 OU-FG DiCarlo 26, 3:12 Third Quarter KSU Archer 27 interception return (Rheem kick), 9 52 0U Clayton 15 pass from White (DiCarlo kick). 5.25 Fourth Quarter 0U Clayton 8 pass from White (DiCarlo kick), 7 06 Attendance OU KSU Jacksonville at Morehead 1 Delaware St.

at Morgan St 1 North Greenville at Charleston Southern, 1:30 Hampton at Carolina 1:30 Toledo 31, Ohio 13 i Illinois at Tenn. -Martin. 2 Georgia Southern at The Citadel, 2 Kentucky af Vanderbilt. 2 Chattanooga at W. Carolina.

2 Kentucky at Auburn. 2:30 SE Missouri at Murray 2:30 Southern at Alcorn 3 Ohio Toledo 2 3 0 8 13 7 3 21 0 31 First Quarter I PCT I PCT Alma 3 0 1 000 5 1 833 Hope 3 0 1.000 4 2 .667 Albion 2 1 .667 4 2 .667 Adrian 1 2 333 4 2 667 Tri-Slate 1 2 333 1 5.1 67 Olivet 1 2 333 4 2 667 Wisconsin Luth. 1 2 .333 1 5 .167 Kalamazoo 0 3 .000 1 5 .167 By Jim Spadafore The Detroit News KALAMAZOO For Eastern Michigan it was a huge victory in new Coach Jeff Genyk's task to restore success to the program. For Western Michigan the loss could be the final blow in Gary Darnell's coaching tenure with the Broncos. For the fans who braved the cold, dreary and wet day at Waldo Stadium they were treated to a breath-taking finish as the Eagles scored with 21 seconds left on a 30-yard pass from Matt Bohnet to A.J.

Bennett for a 35-31 MidAmerican Conference victory. Eastern (3-4, 3-1) snapped a seven-game losing streak to the Broncos (1-5, 0-3) and won back-to-back road games on consecutive weekends for the first time since 1977. "This was a tremendous effort by our young men," Genyk said. "Early in the week Coach Darnell said I was a high-voltage guy and we definitely brought some electricity in that fourth quarter here to Waldo Stadium." It was another crushing defeat for Darnell and the Broncos, who also lost in the last minute at Illinois, 30-27. It was their fifth consecutive loss.

"I just hate it for our players and I hate it for our fans," said Darnell, who is headed for his fourth consecutive losing season after guiding the Broncos to consecutive MAC West titles in 1999 and 2000. "It's frustrating. We can't get that winning edge. "(But) Eastern Michigan did a great job. They really did." The Broncos seemed to have the game won.

They led 31-28 and were trying to run out the clock. But with 1:07 left, freshman running back Mark Bonds fumbled inside the EMU 30-yard line after being tackled by linebacker Kevin Harrison and defensive back Rontrell Woodruff recovered. 'We were thinking turnover, get the hall out, do something," said Harrison, who had 17 tackles. Six plays later, on third down-and-to at the WMU 30, Bohnet combined with Bennett for the winning touchdown. "I knew they (Broncos) were going to blitz and I knew the middle of the field would be open and he (Bohnet) made a great throw," Bennett said.

Bohnet had an off-day passing (13-of-35 for 225 yards with one interception) but he did throw for three touchdowns. The other two scores were for 20 and 34 yards to Eric Deslauriers, who had eight receptions for 142 yards. Andrew Wellock kicked field fals of 23 and 32 yards and i2-of-i3 for the season and 22-of-22 in extra points. Running back Anthony Sherrell (55 yards on six carries) scored on a 24-yard run for EMU's first touchdown but suffered a slight knee injury midway in the first half and didn't return. 'Anthony said he couldn't go full speed so we held him out," Genyk said.

"We also played without defensive back Chris Roberson (pulled muscle) but our kids came through." Western Michigan got an outstanding performance from junior wide receiver Greg Jennings, who had 11 catches for 142 yards and two touchdowns. Quarterback Ryan Cubit completed 29 of 48 passes for 338 yards and a career-high four touchdowns (two interceptions). "Our goal is to be the Michigan MAC champion (to beat Western and Central Michigan) and to win this game is the first leg of that objective," Genyk said. You can reach Jim Spadafore at (313) 223-4638 or jspadaforedetnews.com. Ohio Safety, quarterback tackled in end zone.

12:26 Wofford at Appalachian 3 Savannah St. at Honda 3 UTEP at Louisiana Tech. 3 Idaho at Middle Tennessee. 3 Tol Morris 26 fumble return (Robbins kick). 10:21.

James Madison at Richmond, 3 Samford at Tennessee 3 30 Second Quarter Tol Robbins FG 22. 3 07. Ohio FG Rossman 47, :39. Third Quarter Tol Gradkowski 1 run (Robbins kick), UAB af Tulane 3 30 Florida St at Wake Forest. 3:30 Louisiana-Monroe at Florida Atlantic, 4 More GLIAC (At) Michigan Tech 54, First downs 23 17 Rushes-yards 44-149 25-1 Passing 256 246 Comp-Att-Int 20-31-1 21-41-0 Return Yards 10 29 Punts-Avg.

6-42 8-394 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-3 Penalties-Yards 10-100 4-28 Time of Possession 31:19 28:41 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Oklahoma. Peterson 36-1 30, Jones 4-21, Bradley 1-3, White 1 -(minus 2), Team 2-(minus 3) Kansas Sproles 13-34, Webb 1 -(minus 8), Team 1-(minus 8), Meier 10-(minus 17). PASSING Oklahoma. White 20-31-1-256 Kansas Meier 20-38 0-242, Webb 1-3-0-4 RECEIVING Oklahoma. Wilson 5-88, Clayton 5-52, Jones 4-27.

Bradley 2-46, Runnels 1-23. Moses 1-9. Peterson 1-6. Peoples 1-5. Kansas Moreira 7-85.

Figurs 6-80, Madison 4-37, Casey 3-29, Dennis 1-15. No. 12 Georgia 33, Vanderbilt 3 11:41. Buffalo at Marshall. 4:30 Arkansas St.

at Louisiana-Lafayette. 5 Indiana SI. at Kentucky, 5 Furman at Elon, 6 McNeese St. at Fla International. 6 Northwood 7: Lee Marana had 44 Saturday's results Olivet 33.

Adrian 22 Albion 33. Kalamazoo 6 Hope 48. Wisconsin Lutheran 14 Alma 35. Tri-State 14 Next Saturday's games Hope at Adrian 2 Wisconsin Lutheran at Albion. 1 Olivet at Tri-State.

1 30 Kalamazoo al Alma. I Saturday's results MIDWEST Tol Moore 11 pass from Gradkowski (Robbins kick). 6:29 Tol Broussard (Robbins kick). 3:07. Fourth Quarter VMI at Gardner-Webb.

6 Howard at N. Carolina AST 6 30 carries for 269 yards, and tied Michigan Tech record with sixr touchdowns. With Grand Valley's loss, Michigan Tech (7-0, 7-0) isi Ohio Safety, quarterback tackled in end zone. 14:27. Ohio Logan 4 pass Irom Hawk (run tailed).

10:07 Liberty at Coastal Carolina. 7 East Carolina at Southern 7 Miami at State. 7 or 7:45 Alabama at Tennessee. 7 or 7 45 Jackson St. at Grambling 7:30 Troy at LSU.

8 Attendance alone atop the GLIAC standings. 0U UT It was the fourth time this sea- First downs 14 28 Rushes-yards 37-98 39-115 Passing 132 285 Vanderbilt TP3 3 33 Jacksonville St. at Tennessee Tech, 8 SOUTHWEST Kansas at Oklahoma. 1 Colorado at Texas 1:30 Georgia son that Michigan Tech has scored (1 at least 50 points in a game. Colorado at Sam Houston 2 Comp-Att-Int 14-31-1 26-38-0 Return Yards 24 39 Punts-Avg.

7-42 6 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 1-1 Penalties-Yards 11-62 8-99 Marana scored on runs of 5, 11, 5, First Quarter Ga TBrown 12 run (A Bailey kick). 10:56. Ga Greene 2 run (A Bailey kick). 5:16. Second Quarter Ga Safety Wheeler tackles Jennings in end Iowa St at Baylor.

3 Georgia af Arkansas. 3 30 Lincoln. Mo. at Prairie View, 4 MVSU at Texas Southern. 5 20, 3 and 3 yards for Michigan Tech, which had a big edge in time of( possession Not Time of Possession 30 29 29 31 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Ohio, McRae 11-50, Hawk 9-30.

Roush 7-21. Owens 2-2. Mayle 1-0. Everson 7-(minus 5). Toledo, Broussard 16-80.

Grad New Mexico St at North Texas. 7 Houston at TCU, 7 Stephen Austin at Texas State. 7 zone. 14 09. Van-FG Johnson 42, 4 12 Third Quarter Ga Pope 22 pass fiom Greene (A Bailey kick).

11 11. Ga Brown 38 pass tram Greene (A Bailey kick). 5 11. Fourth Quarter of Marana's carries went for nega-j tive yardage. lexas at Texas fech.

7 kowski 11-30. Higgins 1-5, McDougle 11-0. PASSING Ohio, Everson 7-17-1-55, Hawk FAR WEST BVU at Air Force. 3 Ashland 24. Hillsdale 0 Baldwin-Wallace 28.

Heidelberg 0 Capital 47. Muskingum 21 Cent Missouri 46. Truman St. 0 Drake 43. Butler 6 Michigan 35.

Michigan 31 Emporia St. 34. SW Baptist 20 Hope 48. Wis Lutheran 14 John Carroll 20. Wilmington.

Ohio 10 Martin Luther 34. Crown 20 Michigan 30, Illinois 19 Michigan St 51, Minnesota 17 Michigan Tech 54. Northwood. Mich 7 Millikin 28. North Part 6 38.

Upper Iowa 0 Mount Union 57. Marietta 0 Dakota St. 27, S. Utah 21 Nebraska 59. Baylor 27 North Dakota 26.

Minn -Duluth 0 Ohio Northern 34. Otterbem 1 7 Ohio Wesleyan 35. Demson 6 Oklahoma 31. Kansas St. 21 Olivet 33.

Adrian 22 Simpson, Iowa 37. Loras 7 St Francis. Ind 37. Urbana 20 St Xavier 20. Olivet Nazarene 1 7 Toledo 31, Ohio 13 Trinity, III.

28. St Francis. III. 3 Walsh 57, Taylor 19 Winona St 60 Northern St 0 28 Wis -Eau Claire 20. Wis -LaCrosse 10 Wittenberg 74, Hiram 0 Quarterback Kyle Kolbe had 23 7-14-0-77.

Toledo, Gradkowski 26-37-0-285, McDougle 0-1-0-0. Dakota St. at Montana 3 Washington at Weber 3 Ga FG A.Bailey 40 2 07. Attendance carries tor 98 yards yards for Northwood (7-1, 6-0, which Van Ga RECEIVING Ohio. Mayle 4-33, Jackson 2-24, Cody 2-15.

Riley 1-16. Owens 1-14. Maxwell 1-11, Fitzgerald 1-10, Roush 1-5, Logan 1-4. Toledo, Moore 8-136, Broussard UCLA at Arizona 3:30 Washington St. at Oregon 4 Sacramento St at Idaho 5 held to 197 yards and 10 first First downs 13 26 Rushes-yards 30-53 47-273 Passing 134 254 (At) Ashland 24, Hillsdale 48, Odom 4-40, McDougle 3-27, Higgins 8, Hudson 2-17, Holmes 2-9.

Oregon at Stanford, 5 Portland St at Arizona. 6:30 San Diego SI at New Mexico. 6 30 Washington at Southern Cal. 6 30 Comp-Att-Int 13-23-0 18-26-1 Hillsdale (2-6, 2-6) committed just Return Yards 0 18 Next week's games California at Arizona, 7 Punts-Avg. 5-34 6 2-34-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 4-1 Penalties-Yards 4-13 13-120 Time of Possession 26 00 34 00 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Vanderbilt, Garrison 5-37.

Doster one turnover, but was held to 158 yards of offense. Mark Nicolet com-5 pleted 12 of 30 passes for 107 yards for Hillsdale. Ashland is 3-5 and 2-' Fresno St. at Boise 8 UC Davis at S. Utah.

8 Tulsa at Nevada 9 Davidson at San Diego, 10 Thursday's games EAST Syracuse at West Virginia. 7:30 SOUTH Northwestern St. at Nicholls 8 MAC: Roundup Gradkowski carries Toledo over Ohio 4-8. McKenzie 2-6. Tant 1-2.

Jennings 6-1 San Jose St. at Hawaii, 12 05 a.m. 5- MIAA Albion 23, (at) Kalamazoo 6: Dustin Louwaert had 32 carries tor 131 yards and a touchdown and Steve Wasil completed a of 21" passes for 127 yards and two scores for Albion (4-2, 2-1 Michi-, gan Intercollegiate Athletic ciation). Kalamazoo (1-5, 0-3) scored on' Tim Kaselitz's 3-yard pass to Blake Hurt with 11:09 remaining, but the extra-point attempt was missed. Albion outeained 360-173, and held Kalamazoo to iust seven first downs.

Kalamazoo also committed four turnovers and had 10 penalties for 97 yards. Hope 48, (at) Wisconsin- Lutheran 14: Joe Schwander com-A fc v. A 1 i i ii.iirifii. in i games, dating to mid-1999. The only loss in that span was 27-13 to Miami (Ohio) on Oct.

26, 2002. Moore caught eight passes, giving him 179 for his career and moving him into second place Toledo's career list. The record is 188, set by Donta Greene from 1999-2002. Miami (Ohio) 25, (at) Buffalo 7: Josh Betts completed 25 of 36 passes for 306 yards and two touchdowns for Miami (4-3, 3-1). Ryne Robinson had 10 receptions, a career high, for 153 yards and a touchdown, a 3-yard strike from Betts that gave the RedHawks a 13-7 lead in the third quarter.

Miami's offense rolled up 422 yards on Buffalo (1-6, 1-4). Luke Clemens rushed for 96 yards on 26 carries and had two touchdowns. The Redhawks, which held the Bulls to 165 yards of offense, opened the scoring with Betts' 25-yard pass to Clemens in the second quarter. Buffalo answered with a 10-play drive, culminating in Steven Kings' i-yard scoring rua Buffalo Coach Jim Hofher reinstated P.J. Piskorik before the kickoff.

Piskorik, who was suspended two weeks ago for failing to meet obligations of an intercollegiate athlete, completed 10 of 19 passes for 98 yards and an interceptioa Detroit News staff reports and wire services. TOLEDO, Ohio Bruce Gradkowski ran for a touchdown and passed for another to lead Toledo to a 31-13 victory over Ohio on Saturday in a Mid-American Conference game. Nigel Morris got the Rockets (5-2, 4-0 Mkl-American Conference) on the scoreboard earfy when he picked up a fumble and rumbled 26 yards for a touchdown less than 5 minutes into the game. Ryan Hawk came off the bench to throw a 4-yard scoring pass to Corey Logan far the only touchdown by Ohio (3-4. i-3- Gradkowski completed 26 of 37 passes for 285 yards and an n-yard touchdown pass to Lance Moore.

Gradkowski also ran 11 times for 30 yards, scoring on a i-yard plunge early in the second half Quinton Broussard ran 16 times for 80 yards for the Rockets, including an 8-yard scoring run late in the third quarter to give Toledo a 31-5 lead. Ohio scored on two safeties both when Gradkowski was sacked in the end zone and Jason Robbins' 22-yard field goal before Hawk hit Logan early in the fourth quarter. Hawk completed 7 of 14 passes for 77 yards in relief of starter Austen Everson, who was 7-of-7 for 55 yards with one interception. Toledo's defense held Ohio to 98 yards on 37 rushing attempts. Toledo won its nth straight home game and is 28-1 in its last 29 home pieieu 10 01 33 passes tor 274 yards and three touchdowns and David' Booko had 21 carries for 120 yards and two scores for Hope (4-2, Wisconsin Lutheran is 1-2.

lake Srhrorlf raiitrht civ nccae I' for 114 yards and two touchdowns' and Kevin VandenBosch caught six passes for 81 yards for Hope, which' outgained Wisconsin-Lutheran, 492-301. Joe Diekevers had two o( Hope's five interceptions. Andy Snyder scored off a blocked Dunt' and Kevin Roschek returned a fum ble 28 yards for a touchdown for. Hope. Detroit News staff reports and wire' services.

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