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El Paso Time Of' Sunday, Nov. 5, 2000 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Sooners roll on toward showdowmi Associated Pre WACO, Texas Oklahoma and Josh Heupel needed a breather like this one. After an emo- CmM Pm. Tmm ML TDs Rtc Yes iiDiNiH In tcu 2M uilo TjMtsjjsL I I I 1 jcwitoti Pm. Tim C-W fOe Ibeb-Yet-TDf CMs Ftorfei 217-3513 IT 24t-l Weksfce Slate Eric Q6 1Mb.

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24 Texas in another key Big 12 showdown. "College Station is a wild place from what I've heard. But we've been in big-time atmosphere's before and we'll be extremely confident and prepared," said Heupel, who threw for 313 yards and three touchdowns against the nation's 104th-rated defense. The break was fun while it lasted. J.T.

Thatcher returned Baylor's first punt for a touchdown and Curtis Fagan had two of his three TD catches as the Sooners rolled to a 42-0 halftime lead. Heupel even ran for a touchdown. lib. 4 Florida St 54, No. 10 Clemson 7 at Tallahassee, Fla.

Bobby Bowden gave his son the same treatment he affords all the other wannabes who think they can beat Fonda State. First he wore him down. Then he rubbed it in. Chris Weinke threw for 521 yards and Bowden kept his starters on the field well into the fourth quarter as Florida State beat Clemson in Bowden Bowl II. No.

5 Nebraska 56, Kansas 17 at Lincoln, Neb. Enc Crouch became the top rushing quarterback in Nebraska historyano tied a school record with four TD runs as the No. 5 Comhuskers beat Kansas. Crouch, who also threw for a touchdown, ran for 127 yards on 15 carries, giving him 2,152 career rushing yards. Steve Taylor held the previous mark of 2,125.

Crouch scored three touchdowns for the third time this season and became the first Nebraska quarterback to run for four since Scott Frost against Missouri in 1997. The junior from Omaha also helped tie a team record with three backs topping 100 yards. Dan Alexander ran for 119 yard on 15 carries and Correll Buckhalter carried 16 times for 100 yards and a touchdown for the Comhuskers (8-1, 5-1), who rushed for 493 yards in the game. No. 6 Florida 43, Vanderbilt 20 at NasnvHIe, Term.

Rex Grossman survived some early mistakes to throw for a career-high 334 yards and two C3A. ft tAnca 7 By Richard Rosenblatt Associated Press MIAMI Whether he was healthy or hurt, No. 3 Miami was ready for Michael Vick. "We wanted to show him," linebacker Dan Morgan said, "that he wasn't going to work his magic against us." Far from it. Hobbled by a sprained right ankle that limited him to 19 A.

TECH 21 i game at the Sugar Bowl. In ending a five-game losing streak to Virginia Tech, Miami is poised to replace Virginia Tech at No. 2 in the AP media poll, while the Hurricanes hope to move up in the Bowl Championship Series standings, where they were in fifth place. The Hokies were second in the standings that will determine who plays in the BCS title game. The Hurricanes have three games remaining home to Pittsburgh, at Syracuse and home to Syracuse.

"I want to get there badly," Moss said of reaching the title game. "This is my last year. We've just got to keep on winning. We're on our way." Dave Meyer, a fifth-year senior, started in place of Vick but was unable to move the Hokies in the first three series. Vick, wearing a custom-made brace, walked onto the field with left in the first quarter and the Hokies already behind 14-0.

The 6-foot-l, 214-pound Heis-man Trophy contender was clearly hampered by the injury. Even when the Hokies made a first down, Vick walked up the field to the huddle. Vick called 19 plays and accounted for 14 yards three carries for 5 yards; 2-of-5 passing for 9 yards. He fumbled once. fourth quarter for the second straight week.

They won 31-28 in the final minute at Stanford. Washington's Anthony Vontoure blocked a 51-yard field goal attempt by Sean Keel as time ran out Louisville 49, No. 13 Southern Miss. 28 at Hatbesburg, Miss. Dave Ragone ra for two touchdowns and threw for two more as Louisville beat turnover-plagued No.

13 South-em Mississippi. Jeff Kelly threw four interceptions as 1 Southern Miss allowed more touchdowns in one day than it had in the entire season. Anthony Floyd had three of the picks, including one in the end zone on Southern Mississippi's first drive. No. 14 Oregon St 38, CaKfomia 32 at Berkeley, Calif.

Ken Si-monton ran for 125 yards and three touchdowns as No. 14 Oregon State beat California for its first 8-1 start The Beavers (8-1, 5-1) extended their best start since their last visit to the Rose Bowl in 1964. Their previous best was 7-1-1 in 1939. No. 16 Ohio St 27, Michigan St 13 at Columbus, Ohio Derek Combs ran for 15 3 yards and a touchdown and No.

16 Ohio State's defense shut down Michigan State in the second half. Michael Doss raced 73 yards with a fumble return to get the Buckeyes back in the game after they fell behind 13-3 in the first 13 minutes. first-half plays, Vick sat on the bench with a white towel draped over his head in the second half and watched the Hurricanes beat No. 2 Virginia Tech 41-21 Saturday. "It was disappointing.

This was a big game. It determined our season," Vick said. "It hurt me inside deep inside." Ken Dorsey threw three long touchdown passes two to San-tafra Moss and James Jackson ran for 145 yards and a score as Miami (7-1, 4-0 Big East) took a giant step toward playing for the national championship back in the Orange Bowl on Jan. 3. Virginia Tech (8-1, 6-1) saw its 19fgame regular-season winning streak end along with its bid to return to the title game.

The Hokies were beaten 46-29 by Florida State in' last season's championship No. 18 Mississippi St 35, Kentucky 17 at Lexington, Ky. Di- cenzo Miller and Dontae Walker each ran for more than 100 yards and a touchdown as No. 18 Mississippi State beat Kentucky. The Bulldogs (6-2, 3-2 Southeast-em Conference) forced seven turnovers and returned two for scores as they held the Wildcats (2-7, 0-6) to 386 total yards.

No. 19 Kansas St 56, Iowa St 10 at Manhattan, Kan. Josh Scobey rushed for 149 yards and four touchdowns as the 19th-ranked Kansas State Wildcats beat the rebuilding Iowa State Cyclones, possibry setting up a showdown next week with No. 5 Nebraska for the Big 12 North title. Kansas State, which had lost two of its last three and tumbled 17 spots in The Associated Press poll, scored on five of its first seven possessions against the Cyclones (6-3, 3-3).

No. 21 Northwestern 54, No. 12 Michigan 51 at Evanston, IN. Sam Simmons caught a 12-yard crossing pass over the middle with 20 seconds left as No. 21 Northwestern outlasted No.

12 Michigan in a frenzied game that was destined to come right down to the end. The Wolverines had a chance to win it at the last second as Hayden Ep stein attempted a of -vara new out tne oaii weot tnrougn me nan tnenoiaer. the half. We were driving and could have cut it to 17-14, instead they picked us off," Cavan said. Rice added second-half scores on 32-field goal by Derek Crab-tree, an 11-yard TD run by Griffin and a 47-yard field goal by Brandon Skeen.

Rice defender picks off SMlTs hopes for win "You can't beat yourself with turnovers and have a chance to win. We certainly did that today," said SMU Coach Mike Cavan. "We had done a good job of protecting the football the last two games, but we didn't today. The killer was that interception before Associated Press HOUSTON Dan Dawson's two interception returns for Rice demoralized Southern Methodist on Saturday. Dawson was able to come up with the back-breaking plays.

He broke their RCE 43 Top 25 touchdowns as No. 6 Florida beat Vanderbilt. Florida (8-1, 6-1) also intercepted five passes to clinch its 10th straight victory over Vanderbilt The Gators will play No. 22 South Carolina next week for the Southeastern Conference's Eastern Division title. No.

7 Oregon 27, Washington St 24 (OT) at Pullman, Wash. Josh Frankel kicked a career-best 47-yard field goal in overtime as No. 7 Oregon beat Washington State. It was the third overtime loss this season for the Cougars (3-6. 1-5 Pacific-10 Conference), who also lost starting quarterback Jason Gesser to a broken left leg.

After Frankel's kick. Jed Boice blocked Anousith Wilaikul's 39-yard field-goal attempt to give the Ducks their second consecutive overtime victory. The Ducks (8-1, 6-0) trailed 17-16 at the half. No. 8 Washington 35, Arizona 32 at Seattle Marques Tuiasosopo scored on a 2-yard run with 1:10 left to give No.

8 Washington an emotional victory over Arizona. The Huskies won the game with some of their attention focused on Curtis Williams, their fallen teammate. Williams injured his spinal cord last week against Stanford. The Huskies (8-1, 5-1 Pac-10) drove 57 yards in ll plays to pull out a victory in the WAC "He's a big-play man. I don't think anyone has made as many big plays at Rice," Hatfield said.

"He's a legitimate All-America candidate next year. I don't think anyone doubts that." Dawson intercepted a pass by David Page in the second quarter and returned it 68 yards to the SMU 9-yard line. Three plays later, Anthony Griffin ran 4 yards for a touchdown with 1:02 left in the first half fo give Rice a 24-7 lead. Dawson struck again with 4:22 left in the third quarter, intercepting a pass from Page and returning in 45 yards for a touchdown to give the Owls a 31-7 advantage. "That was a nice gift," Dawson said.

"I feel like sometimes I can see plays develop. A lot of it is just confidence." SMU suffered from turnovers, with three pass interceptions and one lost fumble. Fresno rips up Hawaii Associated Press FRESNO, Calif. David Carr threw two touchdowns passes and ran for two more scores as Fresno State beat Hawaii 45-27 on Satur day night. Carr was 23-of-28 for 257 yards for the Bulldogs (5-3, 4-1 Western Ath HAWAII 27 FRESNO 45 4 7 if -'-Vv Introducing Broadcast Vision.

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The Owls play at UTEP Saturday. Dawson has seven interceptions for the season, equaling the team record set by Bruce Henley in 1972 for Rice (3-6, 2-4 WAC). Dawson finished the game with 113 yards to set a Rice single-season interception return yardage record with 206. He also set the Rice career return yardage mark with 236 yards on 10 interceptions. Albany, N.Y.

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Fresno added to its lead in the third quarter, with Josh Levi scoring on a 6-yard run. Levi led the Bulldogs with a career-high 93 yards rushing. Dante Marsh returned a field-goal attempt for a touchdown for Fresno, and Carr added a 1-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter. Hawaii scored twice in the final five minutes on Rolovich's 1-yard pass to Craig Stutzmann, and Robert Grant's 7-yard run. Rolovich passed for 2')7 yards, and Fenderson ran for 12 4 y(mis.

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