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Sunday, September 11, 1688 Austin American-Statesman Collogo football Georgia's attack surprises TCU Arkansas outlasts Tulsa touchdown pass on an option play. "They took away our inside game, but they underestimated our passing game. I think we fooled them in the beginning with it," Worley said. "They threw more than I expected," TCU linebacker Paul Llewellyn said. "They surprised me more that they were as effective as they were passing." That effectiveness also was not lost on TCU Coach Jim Wacker.

"They threw the ball well, at least better than I thought they would. They threw a lot of nickel and dime stuff today. In the second quarter, they just took control of the game," he said. Talley made it 28-3 with a little over 1 minute left before halftime and connected on a 13-yard scoring toss to Sean Hummings to close out intermission. Georgia gained 286 total yards to TCU's 106.

Georgia added a 23-yard field goal by Steve Crumley after the second-half kickoff which Hampton returned 66 yards to TCU's 27-yard line. Worley added a 77-yard touchdown scamper in the fourth period. TCU added a fourth-quarter score on a 14-yard pass from David Rascoe to Jarrod Delaney. In its opener last Saturday, Georgia passed for only 25 yards while rolling up 414 on the ground as the Bulldogs beat Tennessee iniiiii. urn n.tWinntirit.iin AP ATHENS, Ga.

(AP) Eighth-ranked Georgia's run-oriented offense surprised TCU with a second-quarter passing display that produced three touchdowns in a 38-10 victory Saturday, but Bulldogs' Coach Vince Dooley said it was more out of necessity than design. Georgia quarterback Wayne Johnson scored the Bulldogs' first touchdown and set up another with his passing in the second period and backup quarterback Greg Tal-ley threw for one TD and set up another with a pass in a 21-point second quarter. Georgia (2-0) led 7-3 after one quarter before exploding for the three touchdowns in the second period. The Bulldogs connected on seven of eight passes for 145 yards in the period. "Our passing game is not that bad," said Dooley, "but we were having trouble gaining (rushing) yards up the middle, so we had to pass." Johnson, who scored Georgia's first TD on a 37-yard run, set up the Bulldogs' second score with a 43-yard pass to Keith Henderson before Rodney Hampton rushed 11 yards for the touchdown.

Talley, a redshirt freshman, then relieved Johnson and connected on a 40-yard pass to Arthur Marshall. One play later, tailback Tim Wor-ley hit Troy Sadowski on a 9-yard THE DOVE TCU's Cedrlc Jackson seeks running room up the middle against Richard Tardlts (92) and Ben Smith. Indiana manhandles Rice Hoosiers' Thompson rambles for 187 yards in 41-14 trouncing FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) -Quarterback Jimmy Williams came off the bench twice to complete third-down passes in an 80-yard touchdown drive that lifted Arkansas past Tulsa 30-26 on Saturday. The victory was not secured un-til Kerry Owens separated Tulsa quarterback T.J.

Rubley from the ball with slightly more than a min ute remaining end Arkansas' Wayne Martin recovered on the Arkansas 19. That was the first time the Razorbacks got to Rubley, who completed 26 of 34 for 380 yards. Williams, a junior-college transfer from Arizona, relieved quarterback Quinn Grovey and completed a 24-yard pass to Tim Horton on third and 10. Grovey gave way again when Arkansas faced third and 5 at the Tulsa 26 and Williams responded with a 13-yard-strike to Horton. James Rouse, who had 108 yards on 22 carries, scored from there to put Arkansas on top 30-26 with 7:08 left.

Tulsa (1-1) went ahead four minutes earlier on a 20-yard field goal by David Fuess. Linebacker Alvin Harris forced Tulsa to settle for three points when he dropped Brett Adams for a 2-yard loss when Tulsa was only inches from the goal on third down. 1 Arkansas improved to 2-0 despite the performance of Rubley, who wasn't pressured until the final minutes. Time after time, he dumped the ball to receivers who made Arkansas tacklers miss them as they turned short passes into nice gains. Rubley completed five of six for 68 yards in the 10-play drive that put Tulsa ahead 26-23 and con-' nected on four of six for 60 yards in -a 99-yard drive that made it 23-15.

Arkansas tied it at 23 late in the third quarter when Barry Foster scored from the 1. 13 minutes, 14 seconds left in the game when quarterback Donald Hollas completed an 85-yard drive with a 3-yard touchdown run. Hollas hit running back Eric Henley with an 11-yard touchdown pass with 7:03 left to play. Thompson scored two touchdowns and rushed 102 yards in the first half, leading the Hoosiers to a 24-0 halftime lead. Stoyanovich kicked a 23-yard field goal in the first quarter, and Thompson scored his first touchdown on a 23-yard run on the first play of the second quarter.

Thompson scored again with 7:25 to go in the half when he took lateral from quarterback Dave Schnell and ran three yards. The Hoosiers scored again with 30 seconds left in the half on a 19- yard pass from Schnell to Rob Turner, who beat Rice's Greg King in a fight for the ball at the corner of the end zone. Despite the big victory margin, Indiana Coach Bill Mallory was glad to get the game behind him. "I was concerned because they can move the ball," Mallory said. "Rice can be good if they eliminated the mistakes.

They've got a lot of firepower." Rice Coach Jerry Berndt said the Owls' turnovers kept them from getting back in the game. "We kind of kept shooting ourselves in the foot," Berndt said. "We'd get things going a little and then we'd fumble. The fumble by Hollas at the goal line was a key play for us." Baylor struggles to down Kansas LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -Charles Perry ripped 13 yards off tackle for the winning touchdown with 1 minute, 36 seconds remaining Saturday, lifting heavily-favored Baylor to a 27-14 victory over freshman-laden Kansas in the debut of Glen Mason as the Jayhawks' head coach.

Perry's sprint capped a 66-yard drive in eight plays that consumed only three minutes. Baylor also got an insurance gift touchdown with 20 seconds left. Anthony Ray scored from six yards out after Gary Joe Kinne intercepted a desperation Kansas pass and returned it to the Jayhawks 11- Stats bombards Texas Southern Associated Press HOUSTON Texas defensive back Maurice Smith's Interception for a touchdown was one of eight plckoffs that led to the Javellnas' 51-6 victory over Texas Southern In non-conference game Saturday night. Angelo State 30, Southern Utah State 7: At San Angelo, sophomore slotback Myron Turner scored on an 11-yard run and an 8-yard pass from quarterback Randy Lof-fland in the first half to lead Angelo St. past Southern Utah State.

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On the replay, Goebel underthrew Bobby Jack Goforth in the end zone to keep Kansas ahead, 14-12. statistics. Dacus threw one touchdown to Phillips and a 3-yarder to Jet Brown. Ware threw another touch-1 down pass to Phillips and two to James Dixon. After a scoreless first quarter, Houston took 32-0 halftime lead.

Phillips, the nation's leading receiver last year with 99 catches, scored on passes of 3 and 12 yards. He also broke a 62-yard play to the Tech 3 that set up another Houston touchdown. 459-3311 Sales 459-8944 Houston destroys Louisiana Tech 60-0 HOUSTON (AP) Indiana's Anthony Thompson tied a school record with three touchdown runs, including two in a 24-point first half, leading the Hoosiers to a 41-14 victory over Rice Saturday night. Thompson gained 187 yards on 23 carries and got his record-tying touchdown in the third quarter on a 32-yard run. Thompson's performance moved him into a tie for fourth place on the Indiana career touchdown list with 20, and he also became the sixth Hoosiers runner to surpass 2,000 career rushing yards.

Thompson's third quarter touchdown expanded the Indiana lead to 31-0 and Pete Stoyanovich booted his second field goal of the game, a 41-yarder, for a 34-0 lead. The Owls avoided a shutout with yard line. The two quick touchdowns ended a day of offensive frustration for the Bears, who came in 18-point favorites. I Baylor opened its season a week earlier with a 27-3 win over Nevada-Las Vegas. i Junior Kelly Donohoe drilled two touchdown passes in a two-: minute span of the second quarter for the Jayhawks, who started seven freshmen and played 20 first-year players.

Baylor's offense repeatedly was stymied by a Kansas defense that includes four freshmen and four sophomores. The Bears finally got Houston also took advantage of seven lost fumbles by Tech, pene-' trated inside the 25-yard line five times without scoring and also had four touchdowns wiped out by penalties. Starting quarterback David Da-cus completed 25 of 43 passes for 310 yards and two touchdowns for Houston, and Andre Ware completed 14 of 20 for 195 yards and three touchdowns. Backups Ed Powers and David Klinger com-i bined for the rest of the passing Nagle. "Their quarterback didn't have time to get the ball off because we pulled our cornerbacks up tight late in the game and sent everybody on the blitz." On a fourth-and-10 with less than two minutes to play, Davis dropped the quarterback for a 5-yard loss.

The Bobcats took over and ran out the clock. This is the first time since 1984 that SWT has won its first two games. The Bobcats trailed 10-7 at half-time and were fortunate the margin wasn't even greater. Lamar kicker Paul Stockman booted a 37-yard field goal, and Cardinals quarterback Shad Smith hit receiver Ed Hickey in the middle of six Bobcats defensive backs for a 72-yard touchdown strike. Stockman's kick gave Lamat a 10-0 lead with 4 minutes, 22 seconds to play in the first quarter.

SWT scored with 2:19 to play on Trent Taylor's 5-yard bootleg and Jason Howes' kick made it 10-7. Smith, who hit 20 of 44 passes for 313,, yards and three touch NEED TOOL8? Call MIKE'S TOOLS Authorized Dwur lor Snap-on Tool! for a FREE CATALOGUE. Serving 6outti Austin, Lock hart, Dripping Springs, Buda.Kytat! WlmMrtoy dfseeunt with this ad! Call 288-4395 HUNTER HONDA FOLLOW THE LEADER ATVs not recommended for persons under the age of 16. ATVs can be hazardous to operate. For your safety, always wear a helmet, eye protection and protective clothing, and never carry passengers.

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Four Houston quarterbacks completed 45 of 73 passes for 552 yards in the Cougars' season opener and Tech, an NCAA Division I-AA team bidding to move to up I-A, hit 21 of 56 for 216 yards. SWT From CI cord. That surpassed a 392-yard performance by Mike Miller in 1980 against East Texas State. Rit-timann's 363 yards passing beat the record of 313 yards by James Duncan in the 1970 Sam Houston game. SWT (2-0), which had 528 yards' total offense against Lamar (1-1), will travel to Monroe, next Saturday to face defending Division I-AA national champion Northeast Louisiana.

Northeast lost to McNeese State 23-0 Saturday night. i "This win gives us a lot of confidence going into the Northeast game because I know they'll be ready to play after losing to McNeese," O'Hara said. "I think we'll be ready because of the way we battled back when things were not going our SWT got great play from its defense late in the game as free safety Todd Davis roared around left end on two blitzes that resulted in 17 yards of losses for Lamar. "Our defensive package had Davis and nickel back Ben Jessie coming on blitzes in certain situations," said defensive coordinator Johnny downs, picked the SWT secondary, apart in the second half. The Cardinals took a 17-7 lead on a 24-yard strike from Smith to Tyrone Shavers.

At that point, Lamar Coach Ray Alborn said, things fell apart for the Cardinals. "We're called for offsides on the ensuing kickoff of Shavers' touchdown when we could have had the ball inside SWT's 40," Alborn said. "They get the ball back and score, and from then on, our execution was lousy just lousy." SWT scored quickly as Ritti-mann hit flanker Mike Murphy on a 64-yard touchdown pass that was deflected by tight end Matt Barber. After Bill Jones' 1-yard run, SWT led for the first time, 21-17. Lamar roared back with nine points on Stockman's 27-yard field goal and a 20-yard touchdown pass from Smith to receiver Derek Anderson to lead 26-21 with 6:50 to play.

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