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ox The Detroit News Sunday. October 31, 2004 College" Football State: Roundup Scoreboard 4.4 nt Indiana 30, No. 24 Minnesota 21 No. 10 Georgia 31, Florida 24 Big Ten No. 8 '14' Top25 No.

1 USC 42, Washington St. 12 TTT Florida Minnesota Indiana Ml Cant. 9ft i. I 20 3 7 14 Georgia SI 14 7 I i Kit PCT First Quarter 0 0 12 wsu 0 1.000 0 1.000 First Oearter USC Bush 19 run (Kllleen kick), 13:09 USC White 1 run (Kllleen kick), 12:22 .800 I i USC Bush 57 punt return (KiHeen kick), 7:22 Michigan Tech wins Geo Pope 27 pass from Greene (Bailey kick), 11:43. Fla Cornelius 21 run (Leach kick).

7:52. Geo Pope 35 pass from Greene (Bailey Quarter Geo Brown 6 run (Bailey kick), 12:00. Third Quarter Geo -FG Bailey 40, 6:52. Fla Caldwell 57 pass from Leak (Leach kick), 4:29. Fourth Quarter Michigan Wisconsin 1 Iowa Michigan Statt Nortnweetem Mlnmota Purdue Ohio State Indiana Perm Statt Illinois .600 .600 .500 .400 .400 .200 1.000 .760 .600 .500 .667 .625 .625 .375 .250 .222 Firsl Quarter Minn Maroney 4 run (Lloyd Kick), 7:19.

Minn Spaeth 1 paat from Cupito (Lloyd kick), 2:09. Second Quarter Ind Lumpkin 42 Intercalation return (run failed), 1447 Ind -Roby 13 past from LoVecchlo (run 1 tailed), 8:43 -Ind Rudanovic 6 past from LoVecchlo (Lewis pass from LoVecchlo), :36. Third Quarter Ind -FG Robertson 23, 10:22. Minn Spaeth 3 pass from Cupfto (Lloyd kick), 8:36. Fourth Quarter Ind Green-Ellis 27 run (Robertson kick), 13:16.

-i 'rPM USC Jarrelt 42 past from Leinart (Kllleen kick), 10:04 USC White 7 run (Kllleen kick), 5:33 Third Quarter USC Jarrett 4 pass from Leinart (Kllleen kick), 8:39 WSU Bumpus 24 pass from Brink (kick failed), 6:04 WSU Bennett 28 Interception return (past .000 2 6 .000 2 1 Fla Latsko 3 pass from Leak (Leach lock), 12:20. GLIA0V Attendance failed), 4:54 Geo Gibson 15 pats from Greene (Bailey kick), 8:37. Fla FG Leach 52, 3:28. Attendance Fla Gee First downs 22 21 USC First downs Bushes-yards Comp-Att-Int talardey't melts Michigan 45. Michigan SI.

37 (30T) Iowa 23. Illlnolt 13 Northwestern 13, Purdue 10 Ohio St. 21, Pann St 10 Indiana 30, Minnaiota 21 fltirt Saturdays semes Ohio St. at Michigan Noon Northwestern at Pann Noon Indiana at Illlnolt. Purdue at Iowa, 3:30 Minnesota at Wisconsin, 3:30 Mid-Amarlcan WSU 26 11 64-186 25-(-9) 235 166 23-30-1 17-40-1 101 46 Minn Ind 16 23 41-169 61-236 1B2 161 11-30-1 13-26-0 0 45 7-380 0-0 1-0 9-75 7-50 28:29 31:31 Rushes-yards 36-211 38-150 Passing yards 247 255 Return Yards 28 46 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Return Yards Punts-Avg.

Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 22-35-0 15-23-0 TTTT Comp-Att-Int 1-37 9-41 si Associated Press 7-3 5-35 1-46 1-0 1-1 Return Yards Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 3-2 8-75 38:54 6-72 21:06 Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Poasession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS fcentral's Troy Peyerk, who had one catch for 25 yards, is tackled by Western's Eugene Childs (2) and Paul Tithof. 10-77 4-27 32:06 27:54 Coal. Ml kicks Central RUSHING Florida, Fason 17-139, Thornton 5-34. Cornelius 1 -21 Wyrm 2-9.

Leak 1 0-8. Georgia, Were 18-103, T.Brown 13-69, Greene 1-0, Williams 1-0, Thomas 1-0, team 12). PASSING Florida, Leak 22-34-0-247, Caldwell 0-1-0-0. Georgia. Greene 15-23-0-255.

RECEIVING Florida, Small 6-57, Fason 6-35, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Minnesota, Maroney 16-89, Bar-ber III 20-65, Ellenon 2-11, Valentine 2-5, Lloyd t-(mlnus-l). Indiana. Green-Ellis 22-1 1 0, Washington 1 0-46. Taylor 9-35, LoVecchlo 6-25, Roby 3-23, team 1-(mlnus-1), PASSING Minnesota, Cupito It -30-1 -182. Indiana, LoVecchlo 13-26-0-161.

RECEIVING Minnesota, Spaeth 6-95, Wheelwright 3-72, Elktrson 2-15. Indiana, Roby 6-54, Aa. Halterman 2-39, Gilrnore 2-12, Lewis 1-35. Haney 1-15, Rudanovic 1-0. Big Ten Ohio State 21, Penn State 10 RUSHING USC, White 16-77, Dennis 1 1-55, Bush 14-42, Reed 9-27, Casseil 3-(minus 7), Leinart -(minus 8).

WSU, Basler 1-1 7, Harrison 11-15, Thompson 3-0, Jordan 1 -(minus 4), team 1 -(minus 1 8), Brink 8-lminus 19). PASSING USC, Leinart 23-28-0-235, Casseil 0-2-1-0. WSU. Brink 17-40-1-165. RECEIVING USC, Byrd 5-32.

Bush 5-23, Jarrett 4-64, McFoy 3-54, Holmes 2-20, Kirt-man 2-12, Mitchell 1-33, Reed 1 -(minus 3). WSU. Bumpus 648. Hill 5-62, Jordan 2-23, Martin 1-5, Taylor 1-3, Harvey 1-3, Harrison 1-1. Caldwell 3-81 Lewis 2-3.

Casey 1 -25, Jackson mormon 1 -9, uicKeyn, Latsko 1-3. Georgia, fl Brown 5-90, Gibson 5-59, Pope 3-90. Brown 1-10, Mllner 1-6. No. 11 Toon.

43, S. Carolina 29 inOT i- i(b-i. HOUGHTON Dari Mettlach passed for two touchcloivfis aind ran for another, helping Michigan Tech, ranked eighth in Division II, (defeat No. 16 Saginaw Valley Stdte, 38-18, Saturday and clinch the1 first Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title in its "This is unbelievable," Michigan Tech Coach Bernie Anderson said. "It is an absolute dream to be able to bring a GLIAC championship to Houghton and clinch if in front of our loyal fans at Sherman Field" Michigan Tech (o-d, 9-0V which had the fourth-best fushlng offense (293.4) to Division II, gained 416 yards on the 'f DarylGrayham had 25 carries for 193 yards, Lee Marana io carries for 103 yards, and Kirk Williams scored on a 72-yard run for Michigan Tech.

Marana has 1475 yards this season, breaking the school rectird 6f 1453 set by Jim VanWa'gner in' 1974. Mark Radlinski Completed 15 of 28 passes for 230 yards and three touchdowns, but he threw three intercep Western Penn St. Ohio St. Tennessee No. 2 Okla.

38, No. 20 0k. St. 35 8 14 21 43 3 0 21 29 SCarolina Oklahoma 3T5" 7 35 Oklahoma St 0 14 14 FlrstOuerier 0U Bradley 4 ram from White (DICarlo First Quarter OSU Ginn Jr. 67 punt return (Nugent kick), 5:18 0SU Everett 24 interception return (Nugent kick), 3:41 Second Quarter PSU- Hunt 3 run (Gould kick).

5:55 OSU -Joe 4 run (Nugent kick), 1:57 Fourth Quarter PSU -FG Gould 21.9:31 Attendance PSU OSU kick), 3:23, 18 13 50-177 44-143 First downs Rushes-varda First Quarter SCar Safety, Rkjgs tackled In end zone, 10:36. SCar -FG Brown 27, 2:32. Strand Quarter. SCar FG Brown 37, 13:40. Tenn Holbart 21 pass from Alnge (Schaef- ---i Third Quarter Tenn Hannon 24 pats from Alnge (Wiltiolt kick), 13:04.

Tenn 0 Brown 20 pass from Alnge (Wllholl kick). 6:47. Fourth Quarter Tenn Houston 1 run (WilhoH kick). 14:34. SCar Thomaa 6 pass from Pinkine (Brown kick), 11:30.

Tenn Yancey 23 run (Wllholl kick). 5:09. SCar Gauae 3 pass from Pinkins (Brown kick), 3:44. Term Smith 44 kMcotf return (WW kick), 338. SCar Pinkins 4 run (Brown kick), 1:22.

Attendance -81 ,400. Term SCar Passing 69 59 Comp-Att-Int 7-22-2 6-8-0 Return Yards 31 251 PuntB-Avg. Fumbles-Lost 3-0 2-2 Penalties-Yards 3-18 8-47 teat PCT I PCT Marshall 5 0 1.000 5 3 .625 Miami 4 1 .600 5 3 .625 Akron 4 1 .800 4 4 .500 Kent State 1 4 .200 2 6 .250 Ohio 1 5 .167 3 6 .333 Buffalo 15 .167 1 7 .125 UCF 0 5 .000 0 8 O00 Watt Northern Illinois 6 0 1.000 7 2 .778 Toledo 6 0 1.000 6 2 ,750 Bowling Green 4 1 .600 6 2 .750 Eastern Michigan 3 2 .600 3 5 .375 Central Michigan 2 3 .400 3 5 .375 Ball Statt 16 .167 1 8 .111 Western Michigan 0 5 .000 1 7 .125 latafaafli malla Cant. Michigan 24, W. Michigan 21, (0T) Marshall 20.

UCF 3 Kant St. 42, Ohio 18 N. Illinois 31, Ball St. 31, OT Bowling Green 41 E. Michigan 20 Tuesday game at Miami, 7:30 Friday's gam Marshall at Akron, 8 Utit talanlay't tamn Kent State at Buffalo, 1:30 Western Michigan at Bowling Green, 4 Ohio at UCF.

4 Central Michigan vt Eastam Michigan, 4:30 (at ford Field) Tattday, New. I Toledo at Northern Illinois, 7:30 GUM Com. mi I I PCT PCT Michigan Tech 9 0 1 000 9 0 1.000 Northwood 8 1 .688 9 1 .900 Grand Valley 7 2 .778 7 2 .778 Saginaw Valley 6 3 .667 6 3 .667 Ferris State 6 3 .667 8 4 ,600 findlay 4 I .444 5 5 .500 Ashland-- 4 5 .444 5 5 .500 Mercyhurtt 4 5 .444 4 6 .400 Hillsdale 3 6 .333 3 7 .300 Gannon 3 7 .300 3 7 .300 Indianapolis 2 7 .222 3 7 .300 Northern Mich. 2 7 .222 2 7 .222 Wayne State 1 8 .111 1 8 .111 0SU Donovan Woods 3 run (Ricks kick), 7:57. 0SU Jones recovered fumble hi end zone (Ricks kick), 6:21.

0U Bradley 72 pats from White (DICarlo kick), 4:00. 0U Bradley 23 pass from White (DICarlo kick), 46. Third Oaarter 0U Clayton 50 punt return (DICarlo kick), 10:40. 0SU Ellkrtt 39 pass from Donovan Woods (Ricks kick). 8:45, 0U Peterson 80 run (DICarlo kick), 8:33.

0SU Morency 2 run (Ricks kick), 2:53. Foarth Quartet OU-FGDiCarlo 27, 13:32. 0SU Morency 4 run (Ricks kick), 10:34. Attendance OU 08U WBudd boots the winning field goal for Chippewas, hp strike for two TDs Ml last 2:13 of regulation. Bvim Spadafore "We betroit News Vf.UT.

PLEASANT This is defi- Imaly the Halloween A strong lio'd, clocked at 47 mph, made things inside Kelly Shorts Stadium 'tifyjaturday afternoon. 9VHt tnat was nothing compared 'with the bizarre ending. "Central Michigan got two touchdowns in the final 2:13 of regulation 'Aid scored in overtime on freshman walltion Ronald Budd's 25-yard field "foi; a 24-21 victory over Western Time of Possession 32:44 27:16 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Penn Hunt 20-85, M.Robinson 20-58. Kinlaw 5-21 3-13, Jefferson 1-0. Hahn 1-0.

Ohio M.Hall 14-65, Pittman 7-27, T.Smith 12-26, toe 9-22, Ginn 30 14 36-246 37-226 jr. 1-0, leami-(minusz). PASSING Perm 7-21-2-89, Hunt 0-1-0-0. Ohio T.Smith 8-8-0-59. RECEIVING Penn Hunt 2-17, Smolko 1-18, Scott 1-13, Phillips 1-9, Hahn 1-7.

Jefferson 1 -6. Ohio Ginn Jr. 2-23, Holmes 2-20, Joe 1-15, Pittman 1-1. Mid-American First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int 166 341 11-20-1 34-49-3 21 21 7- 41 0-0 8- 66 22:21 Return Yards Punts-Avg. -Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 4-39 2-0 8-49 37:39 Central Mich.

24, Western Mich. 21 W.Michigan TT 0 21 ficJvgan before 19,369. Cent. Michigan wit. Second Quarter "We kept playing and believing, and oL First downs 20 17 Rushes-yards 45-267 41-150 Passing 221 207 Comp-Att-Int 14-26-0 8-20-0 Return Yards --r 64 6 Punts-Avg.

Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 Penalties-Yards 10-77 2-15 Time of Possession 31:51 28:09 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Oklahoma. Peterson 33-249, K.Jones 8-49, While 2-(mlnus-7), team 2-(mlnua-24): Oklahoma Morency 17-93, Donovan Woods 18-41, Shaw 3-8, Elliott 1-7, Crosslin 1-1, Willis 1-0. PASSING Oklahoma, White 14-26-0-221 Oklahoma St, Donovan Woods 8-20-0-207. RECEIVING Oklahoma, Clayton 5-48. Bradley 4-128, K.Jones 2-23, Jt, as 1-11, Peoples 1-10, Peterson 1-1.

Oklahoma D'Juan Woods 3-128, Elliott 2-49, Morency 1-17, Bajama 1-9, Johnson 1-4. No. 4 North Carolina 31, Miami 28 WMU Devree 3 pass from Cubit (Menchinger kick), 6:36. ThlrdQuartar WMU Jennings 79 pass from Cubit (Menchinger kick), 0:01. Fourth Quarter CMU Seymour 5 run (Budd kick), 8:01, WMU Marks 16 run (Menchinger kick).

we capitalized at the end," said Coach Brian Kelly, whose Chippewas RUSHING Tennessee, Houston 15-190, Riggs 7-25, Yancey 4-23, Schaetter 6-14. Tinslay 1-3, Devuj 1-2, Meachem 1 -(minus 4), Alnge 1 -(minus 7). South Carolina, Summers 10-95, Boyd 4-60. Pinkins 10-46, Gray 2-21 Turman 6-16, Thompson 1 -4, Gause 1 -3, Newton 3-(minus 19). PASSING Tennessee, Alnge 9-16-1-109.

Schaetter 2-4-0-57, South Carolina, Pinkins 30-42-2-306, Newton 4-7-1-35, RECEIVING Tennessee, Faylon 2-60, Hannon 2-28, Holbert 1-21, 0 Brown 1-20, Houston M3, Meachem 1-12, T. Brown 1-6, Riggs 1-4, Smith 1-2. South Carolina, field-goal tries of 31 and 37 yards. "I didn't want to let my team down," Budd said when asked what was going through his mind as he lined up for the winning field-goal try. "I knew I had to make it." The Broncos led 21-7 after Daniel Marks scored on a 15-yard run with 3:14 left.

But Smith (2i-of-39 passing for 205 yards) scored on a 4-yard run with 2:13 left to cap a 58-yard drive. Nine seconds later, CMU free safety Isaac Brown recovered a fumble by running back Daniel Marks on the Western 25. Four plays later, the Broncos scored on a 9-yard pass from Smith to Asante White with 54.9 seconds left in regulation. Budd kicked the extra point to tie it at 21 and force overtime. WMU has lost this season by three points to Illinois, four points to EMU, and now by three points overtime.

Coach Gary Darnell, whose job is in jeopardy, was asked if he feels snake-bitten. "I believe in a big rivalry, a prepared team wins," Darnell said. "I don't believe in snake-bitten. We have to find ways to finish. The whole concept of finishing has escaped us this year." The Broncos scored first on a 3-yard pass from Ryan Cubit (i9-of-3i for 256 yards and two touchdowns) to Tyson DeVree with 6:36 left in the second quarter.

They increased their lead to 14-0 on an outstanding 79-yard reception by Greg Jennings from Cubit with 1.3 seconds left in the third quarter. Jennings looked to be hemmed in near the sideline but made a sharp cut, got in the open and outraced the CMU secondary. But a little later Jennings rumbled a punt, caused by linebacker Thomas Keith and recovered by linebacker Doug Kress, and Central drove 25 yards in two plays. Seymour scored on a 5-yard run with left in the fourth quarter to cut the deficit to 14-7. You can reach JimSpadafore at (313) 223-4638 or jspadaforedetnews.com.

3:14. CMU Smith 4 run (Budd kick), 2:13. CMU White 9 pass from Smith (Budd kick), 0:54. -Overtime CMU -FG Budd 25. 15:00.

tions for Saginaw Valley (6-3, i pi More GLIAC 1 r'i-J (At) Gannon 42, Wayne State 15: John Rehberg and Gary Frisby made touchdown receptions' in the fourth quarter, for Wayne State (1-8, r-8), which trailed 42-0 after three quarters. Gannon is 3-7 and 3-7. 1 1 Chad Blair completed 6 of 14 passes for two touchdowns, with two interceptions. Wayne State made five turnovers and Was held to 132 total yards. Grand Valley 45, (at) Northern Michigan 39: Cullen Finnerty passed for three touchdowns and ran for another for Grand Valley (7-2, 7-2), which is ranked 19th in Division HI Brandon Langston caught five passes for 170 yards, including touchdowns Of 59 and 43 yards.

Michael Tennessee rushed for 88 yards and two touchdowns; Finnerty was 8-of-i3 for 264 yards. Northern Michigan is 27 and 27. (At) Northwood 42, Ferris State 6: Robert Height, D.J. Szymo-niak and Kyle Kolbe had rushing touchdowns for Northwood (9-1, 8-1), which is ranked 13th in Division EL Chris Gruse had three carries for 71 WilttehftargM4 carries for 66 yards for fcr4hS)d, which totaled 218 rushing yardjtff I Andrew Terry had'! parries for Attendance Williamson 7-79, Gause 6-66, Whlteaide 6-32, Summers 5-35, Boyd 4-36, Thomas 3- WMU CMU RSihT Satartiyt rata Its Gannon 42, Wayne State 1 5 Northwood 42. Ferris St.

6 Michigan Tech 38. Saginaw Valley 18 Ashland 23, Findlay 3 Hillsdale 21, Mereyhuret 17 Indianapolis 34, St. Joseph's, ltd. 0 Grand Valley 46, Northern Michigan 29 Nit tstardayS sama Hillsdale at Wayne State, noon Northern Michigan at Northwood, noon Grand Valley at Michigan Tech, 1 1 f-ii 0 10 31 TT 7 14 First downs NCarollna 20 42-125 21 40-166 39, Gray 2-59, Turman 1 -(minus 5), Northwestern 13, No. 17 Purdue 10 Rushes-yards Passing 'improved to 3-5 overall and 2-3 in the ftlicf-American Conference.

"We were We hung in there. The iijje.rence was our defense, and (quar-Iferjpaek) Kent Smith started making sotne plays." It was de ja vu for Western Michigan (i-j, 0-5), which suffered its third loss in the last minute this season, including 35-31 against Eastern Michigan. "Western Michigan had the ball 39-1 0 Purdue THo" 6 13 256 19-31-1 21 55 6-35 2-2 Northwestern Comp-Att-Int Return Yards Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penaltlss-Yarda 8-37 1-0 11-91 28 53 14-109 Saginaw Valley at Ferris State, 1 Ashland at Indianapolis, 1 Time of Possession 31:07 First Quarter NC Mason 35 pass from Durant (Berth kick), 12:30. Mia Leggetl 27 pass from Berlin (Peattie kick), 10:47, Mia Parrfsh 26 pass from Berlin (Peattie kick), 1:12.

Second Qaerter NO Scott 14 run (Berth kick), 8:09. NC Brumett 18 pass from Durant (Barth kick), 3:03. Third Oaarter Mia Moaa 8 run (Peattie kick), 3:13. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Mereyhuret at Findlay, 1 Tiffin at Gannon, 1 First Quarter NU Jordan 14 run (Huffman kick), 9:08. PU-FG Jones 23, 8:03.

PU Bryant 12 peat from Orton (Jones kick), 1:03. Fourth Quarter NU-Herron 3 run (kick failed), :38. Attendance- 30,312. PU NU r-first in overtime, starting at the CMU RUSHING W. Michigan, Riley 20-87, Marks 1 1-32, Cubit 5-16.

Cent. Michigan, Seymour 28-94, Smith 10-72, Lewie 2-1. PASSING -W. Michigan. Cubit 19-31-1-256 Cent.

Michigan, Smith 21-39-1-205. RECEIVING W. Michigan. Jennings 8-167, Schelller 3-23, Walker 3-16. Cent.

Michigan, Seymour 7-34, Harper 4-34, White 3-43, Kurzen 3-37, Llnson 3-32. CaaJ. Ml First downs Rushes-yards NC Scott 9 run (Barth kick). 10:57. Mia Heater 11 run (Peattie kick), 2:25.

NC-FG Barth 42. 00. Attendance -68 000 fcwNng Gtet41, Eastern Mich. 20 20 14 41-122 33-130 210 148 20-42-1 11-30 0 114 SO 6-342 11-33 9 1-1 0-0 9-53 6-60 Passing Yards -Punts-Avg. i Fumbles-Lost PCT I PCT Alma 5 0 1.000 7 1 .875 Albion 4 1 .800 6 2 .750 ipe 4 '1 i Olivet i ,800 8 2: .750 Adrian -r 2 .400 5 8 325 Tri-State 1 4 .200 1 7 .125 Wisconsin Luth.

1 4 .200 1 7 .125 Kalamazoo 0 .000 1 7 .126 NC fl'fir "3" E. Michigan Bowling Green '14 1Q 10 21 30 23-77 60-278 338 266 Flrat Quarter 25-yard line, and Robert Menchinger was short on a 40-yard field-goal attempt. On CMU's overtime possession, quarterback Kent Smith ran for 12 yards op first down and Jerry Sey mour ran for 8 yards on his last two. carries to setup Budd's field goaL Sey carried 28 times for 94 yards and a touchdown. Budd wasn't even expecting to play, but he got a chance after junior Mike Gruzwalski, missed first-half Flrat downs Ruahas-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Return Yards BGSU Sharon 12 pass from Jacobs Penalties-Yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 34:26 28:34 Su sham kick) 11 17 20-35-0 21-29-1 BGSU- DiBacco 8 pass from Jacobs 61 131 yards and a touchdpwifor Ferris suitnam nag.

State (6-4. 6-3), 4-39 0-0 8-45 23:16 4-32 2-0 6-50 36:44 Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS EMU Sherrell 2 run (Wellot kick). 9:17. BGSU- Sharon 24 pass ffom Jacobs Suisham kick), 7:16.

BGSU FG Suisham 21 -OA (At) Hlllstlale JuMercyhurst 17: liil Marria had 2I aai-ies for 135 yards and two touchdowns for Hills RUSHING Miami. Moss 8-30. Hester 3-26 Gore 8-27. Hill 1-2. Everett 1 -(minus 3).

Par- Saturday mulls Adrian 30, Tri-State Afblon 17, Hope 13 Olivet 42. Kalamazoo 20 Alma 44, Wit, Lutheran 21 Nest latently'! jamei Adrian at Kalamazoo, 1 Albion at Alma, 1 Tri-State at Hope, 1 Wisconsin Lutheran at Olivet, 1 Saturday's results MIDWEST RUSHING Purdue Void 17-44. Br jones 11-38, Kirsch 7-32. Orton 8-9. teem 1-(minus 1).

Northwestern, Herron 18-62. Basanaz 9-24. Jordan 5-24. PA88ING Purdue. Orton 16-33-1-143, Kirsch 5-9-0-67, Northwestern.

Basanez 11- 30-0-148. RECEIVING Purdue. Davis 6-74 Bryant 6-60. Stubblefleld 4-29, Ingraham 3-43. Void 1-3, Goldsoerry 1-1.

Northwestern, Philmort 4-59, Herron 4-50, Herbert 1-29, Jonas 1-6, Fields 1-4 No. 15 West Virginia 35, Rutgers 30 ThlrdQuartar BGSU Crossley 30 fumble return (Suisham dale (3-7, Dan Wil- nan 2-iminus North Carolina. Scott 25 175, Durant 13-64. Hadgecock 10-38. Wilson 1-S, Hollsy 1-2.

son had 11 carries fosjfc PASSIM Miami, Berlin 20-35X1-338. North 5tirds. Merit 13:30. EMU FG Wellock 27, :40 Fourth Quirter EMU Oeslaurlers 14 pass from Bohnet (Wellock kick), 11:16. BGSU Poos 18 run (Suisham kick).

3 33. Carolina, Durant 21-29-1-286. cyhurst is 4-6 and 41J. RECEIVING Miami, Leggetl 3-72, Parrish 3- mobs 3-99. utsen 3-35.

Hester 1-25. Ml A A West Virginia Gore 1-24, Hill 1-15, Jenkins 1-t4, Everett 1 Attendance 10,731 EMU BGSU TIT. 3 13 Rutgers First downs First Quarter 11, Jolla 1-11, Ortega 1-9, Benin 1-(mlnue 2). North Carolina, Pollock 7-57, Hamlett 5' 84, Hollsy 4-55. Mason 2-42, Scott 2-10 Brumett 1-18.

MAC: Roundup Eastern's defense pounded in defeat 22 34 27-45 39-168 388 333 25-52-1 30-44-0 4 39 Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Return Yards Punts-Avg. Maryland 20, No. 6 Florida State 17 4-320 5-334 Florida St Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-0 3 10 Maryland penalties-Yards 8-71 9-78 Time of Possession 11 27:28 32:32 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING E. Michigan. Sherrell 11-28.

Bowling Green 41 E. Michigan 20 Cent. Michigan 24. W. Michigan 21 OT Cincinnati 21.TCU to Drake 13, Dayton 6 E.

Illlnola 34. Tennessee St. 24 Indians 30, Minnesota 21 Iowa 23, Illinois 13 Iowa St. 13. Kansas 7 Kent 31 42.

Ohio 16 Michigan 45, Michigan St 37. SOT H. Dakota St. 30, Northwestern St. 17 N.

Illinois 38, Ball St. 31. OT N.Iowa 42, SW Missouri St. 20 Nebraska 24, Missouri! Northwestern 13, Purdue 10 OhtoSt. St.

10 SE Missouri 35, Term-Martin 7 San Diego 41, Butler 12 Youngstown St 45, Indiana St 20 EA8T First Oearter MQ-FG Novak 43. 9:21.. FSU-FGBeitM8, Crooks 2-11 Walker 1 -5, Bracey 2-3, Bohnet WV-Williams 5 run (Cooper WV Marshall 7 run (Cooper kick). 7:07. Rut -Mosea 27 pass from Hart (Ito kick), 153 Second Quarter Rut Damele 22 past pasa from Hart (Ito kick) 8 43 WV Harris 3 run (Cooper kick).

4:11. Third Quarter (tut FG Ito 43. 11:18., Fourth Quarter WV Henderson 4 pass from Marshall (Cooper kick). 12:10. WV Henry 39 pass from Marshall (Cooper tack), 8 52 Rut Harrle 3 pass from Hart (Ito kick), 6:31, Rut Leonard 2 run (run failed), 1:22.

Attendance 35,079, WV Ret iu-u, learn i-l minus i) bowling Green, Pope 19-128, Lane 9-38, Jacobs 8-6, Wash inaton 1-1 Meaner 2-(mlnns 5) PASSING E. Michigan, Bohnet 24-47-0-265, Crooks 1-3-1-23, Wellock 0-1-0-0, Team 0-1- M0 -FG Novak 45 1154 M0 Statham 1 run (Novak kick), 7:58. Thin) Quarter FSU Cromartie 40 Interception return (Beitie kick), 12:58. M0 Allen 72 pass from Statham (Novak kick), 11:55. Fourth Quarter FSU Stovall 16 pass from Rlx (Beitia kick), 7:43.

Attendance 0-0 Bowling Green, Jacobs 3O-44-0-333. RECEIVING E. Michigan, Deslauriers 9-189, Bracey 7-88, Bennett 2-65, Talley 2-39, Walker 2-3, Riley 1-6, Jones 1-0, Sherrell 1-(minus 1). Bowling Green, Sharon 10-143, Pope 8-61. Magner 6-53, McGrady 3-14, Hawk 2-27, Sanders 2-27, DiBacco 1-8, Kent State 42, Ohio 10 FSU MD .21 .17 TOo TT 14 14 23-50 36-54 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Alt-tnt Kent St.

Flrtt Quarter 304 7 333 22-51-2 21-40-1 104 24 8-45 Albion 17, (at) Hope 13: Adam Schantz caught a 4-yard pass from Steve Wasil with 4ij left, giving Albion (6-i, 4-1 Michjgan Intercollegiate Athletic Association) a victory. The Britons trailed, 13-3 after three quarters, but Wasjl came back with two touchdown passes in the fourth. He had hit Troy Rundle with a 3-yard pass with 8:21 to Nate Barnett kicked two field goals and Jack Schrock caught a 47-yard touchdown pass from Joe Schwander for Hope (5-3, 4-1). Albion won despite being held to 179 yards of total offense. Hope totaled 366 yards.

Olivet 42, (at? Kalamazoo 20: Travis Sleight and Jired Dell rushed for two touchdowns ejfch for Olivet (6-2, 3- Olivet-won vitBoutagwning any yards through had 353 rushing yards. Rick Mason was ofoppassifi and didn't rush for any yardi, either. Mick FassenJcd Olivet's running game with 102 yarrjs, and Sleight ran for (Si and Dw ifeljt I lougliftm for 60. Jeff Green caught five passes for 75 yards and a toutJidoWn for Kalamazoo (1-7, 0-5), rUV Jf. (At) Adrian 3, Tri-State oj Dan Regan scored on 90-yard interception rtrturnjhelpiiig Adrian (5-3.

2-3) capitalize bri ofce of Tri- Albany, N.V. 35. Wagner 27 Buckneil 42, Holy Cross 27 Cornell 21, Princeton 20 Dueuesne 7. Marfst 3 Fordtam 36, Georgetown, DC. 6 Harvard 13, Dartmouth 12 Hofstra48, Richmond 17 lone 42, La Salle 35 Uhlgh21, Coloate14 --i Massachusetts 35, Maine 34.

OT Monmouth, N.J. 9, Cent. Connecticut St. 6 Navy 34, Delaware 20 New Hampshire 27, Northeastern 23 Perm 20, Brown 16 Robert Morris 23, St. Patera 12 Sacred Heart 38, Stony Brook 35 Syracuse 42, Connecticut 30 Viltanova 48, Rhode Island 9 1 West Virginia 35, Rutgers 30 William Mary 41, Towson 16 Yale 21, Columbia 14 SOUTH HetumYarot Fumbles-tost 5 Penalties-Yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 04 7-56 25:15 2-1 5-55 34:45 First downs 18 26 Rushae-yards 64-267 38-87 Passing 165 324 Comp-Att-Int 9-14-0 Return Yards 21 0 Punts-Avg.

6-42 4-34 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2 Penalties-Yards 11-107 8-63 Time of Possession 29.26 30:32 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING West Virginia. Colson 19-103 Marshall 17-79, Williams 8-38. Jonas 1-26, Harrit 7-24, team 2-(minus 3). Rutgers, Leonard 27-80, Halrsfbn 3-11, Pittmanl- (minus 1), Hart 8-(mlnos 3). PASSING West Virginia, Marshall 9-1 S-G 165, Hales 0-1-0-0 Rutgers, Hart 35-46-2-324 RECEIVING West Virginia, Henry 4-1 19, Henderson 3-38, Harrle 2-11.

Rutgers, Moses 8-94 Leonard 7-37. Daniels 6-84, Harris 6-49 Baker 5-32, Johnson 1-14. Hair-slon 1-12, Foster 1-2. No. 23 Iowa 23, Illinois 13 Ohio -FGRoSsman 25, 5:34.

KSU Pruden 36 pass from Cribbs (Mayle kick), 2:09. KSli- Alston 8 run (Mayle kick), 1:52. Second Quarter Ohio Everson 2 run (Rossman kick). 13:06. KSU McClaude 1 run (Mayle kick).

9:47. KSU -Alston 3 run (Mayle kick), :56. Third Quarter KSU Cribbs 58 run (Mayle kick) 9 23 -Ohio Roush 48 pass from Everson (kick failed) 8.54. Fourth Quarter KSU Cribbs 9 run (Mayle kick), 351 Attendance 3 0U KSU RUSHING Florida St. Booker 13-51 Coleman 1-8, Sexton 5-(minus 4).

Rix 4-(minus S). Maryland, Walker 2-42. Alien 13-23. Mai- BOWLING GREEN. Ohio Omar Jacobs completed 30 of 44 passes for 333 yards and three touchdowns, helping Bowling Green surge past Eastern Michigan, 41-20, Saturday in a Mid-American Conference game.

Jacobs passed for at least 300 yards for the fifth time in his last six games for Bowling Green (6-2, 4-1). Matt Bohnet completed 24 of 47 passes for 365 yards and a touchdown for Eastern Michigan (3-5, 3-2), which totaled yards. But the Eagles were done in by a matador defense that allowed 501 total yards, including 168 rushing. Jacobs had touchdown passes of 12 yards to Charles Sharon and 8 yards, to Todd DiBacco to give Bowling Green a 14-0 lead in the first quarter. Eastern Michigan answered with a 2-yard touchdown run by Anthony Sherrell, but Jacobs threw a 24-yard touchdown pass to Sharon to make it 21-7.

The teams exchanged field goals, leaving Bowling Green with a 24-10 halftime lead. The game turned early in the third quarter when Bowling Green defensive lineman Mitch Crossley returned a fumble 30. yards for a touchdown for a 31-10 lead. Shaut, Suisham got his donado 12-21, Stamam 6-(minus 8), team 5- on 19 carries for Bowling Green. (At) Marshall 20, Central Florida 3: Stan Hill threw a touchdown pass and Chris Royal returned an interception for a score to for Marshall (5-3, 5-0), which outgained Central Florida, 328-104.

Central Florida (0-8, 0-5) has lost 11 straight, the longest streak in the nation. Marshall's Josh Davis had seven catches to move one short of the conference career reception record of. 272, set last year by former teammate Darius Watts. Hill, Marshall's career leader in completion percentage, had trouble in a swirling wind, overthrowing a wide open Davis near the goal line in the first quarter. Hill started out 2-of-10, was replaced briefly by Graham Gochneaur, then returned to throw a 5-yard touchdown pass to Brad Bates for a 14-0 halftime lead.

Hill finished i5-of-3i for 113 yards. Northern Illinois 38, (at) Ball State 31 (ODs Garrett Wolfe rushed for 280 yards and three touchdowns, getting the winning score on a 9-yard run in overtime for Northern Illinois (7-2, 6-0). Ball State (1-8, 1-5) tied the score with 37 seconds left in regulation on a i-yard touchdown run by Joey Lynch, After Wol.fpjd-4he-go-ahead iminusiv. PASSING Florida SI Sexton 14-30-2-164 Rix 8-21-9-140. Maryland, Statham 21-40-1- First downs 17 21 43-278 218 150 15-28-3 18-264) Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Return Yards 333.

RECEIVINS Florida Stovall 5-67. Thorpe 5-56, Robinson 4-81, Booker 2-23, C.Oavis 2-17, Irons 1-24, Sam 1-15, Hen-shaw1-15. Coleman 1-8 Maryland, VDavis 6-99. Walker 4-36. Allen 3-98, Parson 3-16, We8therly 2-25, Maldonado 2-20, Melendez 1-39.

No. 8 Texas 31, Colorado 7 60 8 1 16 6 23 Iowa Illinois Punts-Avg. 4-43 2 Fumbles-lost 2-0 t-j Penalties-Yards 5-45 6-59 0 14 7 0 0 Colorado 0 7 First Quarter III Jones 8 pass from Bower (Rede kick), Second Quarter Iowa Hinkel 19 pass from Tale (SchBcher kick), 6 28 Third Quarter Iowa Hinkel 19 pass from'Tate (SchHcher kick), 11 28. Iowa -Safety, 10:31. First Quarter Col Wneatley 37 interception return (Crosby kick) 8 SO Second Quarter Tex Youno 1 run (Mannum kir.k 519 lime ot Possession 29:17 30:43 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Oho, Roush 13-57, McRse 9-52, Everson 7-35, Jackson 1-2, Mayle 1 -(minus 3), Hawk 2-(minus 14) Kent St.

Cribbs 20-223. Anton 2066, McClaude 1-1, Team 2-(miw 12). PASSING Ohio, Hawk 11 -16-1-97. Everson 4-12-2-121. Kent Cribbs 18-26-0-150.

RECEIVING Ohio, McRae 4-50. Hacked 3- 31. Roush 2-58, Jackson 1-23, Arrlle 1-18, Mayle 1-18, Owens 1-10. Riley 1-7. Jefferson 1 -3.

Kent St Pruden 4-52, McElroy 3-28. Bush 3-13. 6cb 2-18. Dowery 2-(minus 21. Alabama St 24.

Alabama 20 Austin Peay 28, Charleston, W.Va. 20 Sethune-Cookman 45. N. Carolina AIT 17 Chattanooga 59. Appalachian St 56 Clemson26.N.C.State20 Coasial Carolina 31 Gartner-Wet 19 East Carolina 38, Army 28 Florida Atlantic 38.

Florida MM 9 Georgia 31, Florida 24 Georgia Southern 63, S. Dakota St. 7 Howard 38, Norfolk St. 17 Jacksonville 31 Webber International 24 James Madison 41, VM1 10 Liberty 34. Charleston Southern 6 MVSlj 42, Prairie View 34 Marshall 20 UCF 3 Maryland 20, Florida St 17 Middle Tennessee 21, Utah a.

0 Mississippi St 22, Kentucky 7 Morettead St. 7, St. Francis, Pa. 2 Murray St 19. E.Kentucky 16, 20T Carolina St.

28. Delaware St. 14 Samford 20, Tennessee Tech 1 7 Savannah St 34. Allen 0 Tennessee 43. South Carolina 29 Troy 47.

Idaho 7 W. Carolina 28, Eton 7 Wake Forest 24, Duke 22 WoNord 38, The Citadel 17 SOUTHWEST Tex Benson 2 run (Mangum kick Third Oaarter State's ix turnover TheJ Bulldogs rpmum-al Iowa Tate 5 run (Schlicher kick), 3 38. Fourth Quarter III Jones 3 pass from Beutier (pass failed). Tex-VYouno9run(Manoumkicki 1S1 49. Tex Benson 6 run (Mangum kick).

839 Tex FG Mangum 33, 2:19 Attendance HH) 1-33, Newton 1-6, Alston 1-3, Bell 1-1. GLIAC Attendance second field goal to make-iy 4-10. leure III Tea CU Andrew Wellock's second iaidtmfeftdbwn on the third play of over- Gannon 42, Wayne State 15 time, Lynch led the Cardinals to the First downs 19 16 Rushes-yards 36-76 25-58 Passing 243 210 goal cut Eastern Michigan's deficit to first downs 23 13 Rushes-yards 66-326 18-3 Passmo 71 3t Wayne State 0 6 6 is 15 7 14 21 0-42 tiannon Comp-Att-Int 8-15-? 21-37-2 Heturn Yards 71 Comp-Att-Int 24-34-1 22-42-1 Return Yards 49 67 Punts-Avg 7-35 7-39 First Quarter Gan Padgett fumble recovery In end zone Punts-Avg 3.450 $.50 8 Fumbles-Lost i.n i.i iuuj lutuoies ana naa two interceptions. Tri-Stale is 1-7 and 1-4. Alma 44, (atj Wisconsin Lutheran zu James Etjingixtn rushed for 212 yards and threk touchdowns for Alma (7-1, 5-0 Wisconsin Lutheran is 1-7 and Edington ran for toiictidowns of 23.

1 and 1 yards and Thelen caught 13 passes for (91 lards, including touchdowns of ii ind 35 yards from Josh Brehm. Brehm completed 24 of 30 passes for 245 yards. Penalties-Yards r-jb 7.40 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 10-64 6-47 Time of Possession 35:10 24:50 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (McNicfiola8 kick), 2:13. Second Quarter Gan Donadi 24 run (McNicholas kick). 10:37 Gan Rose 46 pass from Whitfield (McNi-cbolaskick).

1:17. TMnf nusrlor lime of Possesion 37 so vi Houston 24. Tuktne 3 Jackson St. 42. Ark -Pine Bluff 36 Oklahoma 38, Oklahoma St.

35 Sam Houston St 31 Stephen Austin 28 FAR WEST fNOIVtOUAl STATISTICS RUSHING Texas. Benson 32-141, Taylor 11 84 VYouno 15-68 Mnh J.m RUSHING Iowa. Brewnlee 19-50, Hotoway 1-10, Tale 9-6 Davis 3-6, Sims 3-5, team 1- Huskies' 4-yard line before a fourth-down pass to Dante Ridgeway was incomplete, ending the game. (At) Kent State 42, Ohio 16: Joshua Cribbs rushed for 223 yards on 20 carries and had two touchdowns, and passed for 150 yards and another score for Kent State (2-6, 1-4). Ohio is 3-6 and 1-5.

Derroif News staff reports and wire services. 34-13 and Bohnet threw a 27-yard touchdown to Eric Deslauriers to make it 34-20. But P.J. Pope scored on an 18-yard run with 3:33 remaining to cap secure the victory for Bowling Green. Deslauriers had nine receptions for 189 yards and Duan Bracey had seven catches for 88 yards for Eastern Michigan.

I caught 10 passes for 143 yards and Pope rushed for 128 yards iminus 1). Illinois, Hatsey 10-33. Davis 10-20 Beutier 2-4, Bower 3-1. -4 Gan-Cullm19pKfrOTVnrn1ek1 (McNicholas kick), 9:06 Gan Goodberiet 7 pass from Whitfield (McNicholas kick), 4 24 Gan 0 Ambrosio 14 pass from Whitfield (McNicfiolas kick). Q42.

Hardy 1-6 Jeftery t-5. Mock 1-3 team 1-0 Colorado Punt 12-13. Elks 2-5 Cox 1-2 Ktt3-mmtt7) PASSING-Texas. VYounos-15-2-71 m. PASSING hwa.

Tate 24-34-1 -243 Illinois, Bower 10-17-0-81, Beutier 12-25-1-129 RECEIVING Iowa Hinr.kel 5-108. Solomon 5-44. Holloway 5-29. Davis 3-10. Brownw Washington 45, Sacramento St 10 New Mexico 26.

Colorado St. 1 7 Portland St 35, Montana 32 Texas 31 Colorado 7 UCLA 21. Stanford 0 20 Weber St 26 Idaho SI 14 Wyoming 43, Ak Force 26 oraoo to 4-9-0-78 RFCEIVIII8 Texas Swewl 2-27 Thomas 2 26 Jenery? 12 rjjnson 1-6 Mora Serag. 5-44 UKkay 4-48 Lral i ll 24 Bused 2-20 Mickens 1-7. Sons 1-1- Fourth Quarter Way Rertberg 22 pass from Blair (Gunder-sonrun), 103 Way Frlsby tO pass from Blair (Gunderson kick).

041 Attendance lltmois. Jones 7-84, Paynes 5-53, Davis 4- Detroit News staff reports and services. wire 26. Korntekt 2-21 Hatsey 2-14, McOllan 1 iWeniiew 2-49 judge? -6 Duren2-12 Pwyi-9 yefji4 Bryant 1-4.