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7Di El Paso Times Sunday, Sept. 17, 1989 College football Utah's Mitchell throws for 297 but Nebraska rallies WACSWC Hr mfeft, 'Sw' Associated Press LINCOLN, Neb. Running backs Ken Clark and Bryan Carpenter and quarterback Gerry Gdowski helped fourth-ranked Nebraska overcome some early jitters Saturday. Clark ran for 130 yards and one touchdown, Carptenter added 107 yards and another score, while Gdowski guided a 432-yard ground attack and scored three times himself with 98 yards in Nebraska's 42-30 victory over Utah. Utah fell to 1-2 despite 297 yards passing by Scott Mitchell, who connected on 26 of 44 and four touchdowns.

"We played a pretty good team today," said Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne, whose team is 2-0. "Initially we were a little unsure how to line up and we did not execute well. The guys who haven't played were a little shaky, then after a few snaps they settled down." Nebraska found itself down 13-7 in the first quarter after Utah quarterback Scott Mit 62-27 last year, made a game of it this time. Northwestern led 14-6 at the quarter, the game was tied 14-14 at the half and Northwestern trailed 31-25 after three. WYOMING 20, HAWAII 15 at Laramie, Wyo.

Wyoming's defense, porous in its first two games, jelled behind Mitch Donahue's two sacks as the Cowboys beat Hawaii. The victory was Wyoming's first in three outings this season and evened its confer- ence mark at 1-1 Hawaii fell to 2 1 overall and 0-1 in the WAC. Donahue, moved from end to tackle at I the start of the season, was shifted back to right end by Coach Paul Roach. The junior's relentless pursuit inspired a defensive unrt that had allowed 923 yards in Wyoming's first two games but yielded )ust 253 yards Saturday. ARKANSAS 26, TULSA 7 at Fayette-ville, Ark.

Qumn Grovey raced 1 2 yards for a third-quarter touchdown and Arkansas' defense deflated Tulsa a couple of minutes later as the ninth-ranked Razorbacks Opened with a victory. Tulsa was off to its first 2-0 start since 1978, with wins over UTEP 23-14 and Oklahoma State 20-10. The victory was the Razorbacks' 13th straight against the Golden Hurricane. GEORGIA 15, BAYLOR 3 at Athens, Ga. Quarterback Greg Talley scored on a 4-yard run and John Kasay kicked three field goals to trigger Georgia victory over Baylor in a successful debut for Bulldogs Coach Ray Goff After Baylor, 0-2, took a 3-0 lead early in 3 the second quarter on a 32-yard field goal by Jeff Ireland, the Bulldogs, 1-0, scored 12 consecutive points to take a 12-3 halftime lead before a crowd of 82,007.

Yen's four-touchdown effort in Colorado State's home opener tied the school record he set in 1986 against Hawaii. Yert barreled over the middle of the Titans' defensive line on runs of 1, 2 and 3 yards in the first half and 1 yard in the third quarter. Colorado State, 1-2. completed its scoring at 6.16 of the fourth quarter on a 12-yard pass from quarterback Mike Gimenez to tight end Gregg Scott and again with 3 51 left on a 2-yard run by tailback Tony BYU 31, NAVY 10 at Annapolis, Md. Matt Bellini ran for two touchdowns and caught passes for two more, leading Brigham Young to victory over Navy.

BYU quarterback Ty Detmer, who began the day leading the nation in total offense, completed 26 of 35 passes for 353 yards for the Cougars, who improved to 2-1. Navy, 0-1, ran the ball well in the first half and trailed only 14-10 at the intermission. The Midshipmen had 155 yards on the ground in the first half, but only 24 in the second half. BYU made it 17-10 on a field goal with 1 1:41 left in the third period and added two touchdowns in the first 3:15 of the final period to put the game out of reach. AIR FORCE 48, NORTHWESTERN 31 at Evanston, III.

Greg Johnson ran for three touchdowns and Des Dowis passed for one touchdown and ran for another in leading undefeated Air Force over Northwestern. Johnson scored oi runs of 1, 32 and 18 yards and Dowis completed a 44-yard scoring pass to Trent Van Hulzen in the first quarter and ran a 2-yard option touchdown in the fourth quarter. The victory gave the Falcons a 3-0 record. Northwestern fell to 0-2. The Wildcats, who lost to Air Force Mitchell ended the first half with 169 yards on 16 of 23 passes, but the Husker pass rush and Clark and company took over the second half.

Clark, who had 168 yards rushing in 20 minutes last week, had only 47 by halftime against Utah. In the second half, he broke loose. It was the fifth straight game that Clark ran for 100 or more yards. Nebraska's pass rush, led by tackle Kent Wells, sacked Mitchell four times. Wells had three for a minus-21 yards.

An interception by Howard Reeve against Nebraska reserve quarterback Keithen McCant set up the Utes' third touchdown, a 1-yard pass from Mitchell to Darrel Hicks with 3:38 to play. Mitchell passed to Bryan Rowley for a 20-yard touchdown as time ran out, then threw to Steve Abrams for a two-point conversion. COLORADO ST. 42, FULLERTON ST. 14 at Fort Collins, Colo.

Fullback Todd Yert powered his way to four touchdowns as Colorado State defeated Fullerton State. Associated Press chell found tight end Dennis Smith for touchdowns on passes of 5 and 43 yards. WFiumgBBa Midwest Firestone Washington's William Doctor breaks up a pass intended for Purdue's Tony Vinson. Doctor is an El Pasoan. He starred at Andress High.

Oregon thrashes No. 24 Iowa 44-6 Stull, Missouri fall to Indiana Top 25 Associated Press BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Indiana's Anthony Thompson rushed for 159 yards and three touchdowns, and the Hoosiers sacked Missouri quarterback Kent Kiefer six times in a Firestone MastetCare III NM UKtt 0 lion mmX OTItf fOU fft MjltwCtW fcfl" ACT NOW! OFFER ENDS SEPTEMBER 30TH $0049 $0049 Pl 80R13 mm Mm tt mm9 mmwmW whuowaii On all tires. Plus, added MasterCare Car Services. vnuMAYGUAllKfOfitMl'-, WITH AN ONE Of THLbE CARDS 45.000 iSMIll IIMIHD STEEl BfltlD NEW TREADWEAR COVERAGE UP TO 60,000 MILES! Mileage warranties will be honored by the store where tires were originally tWARRAnir- STEEL BILIID fl II NARMJir KADI Al h.

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The game marked first loss for Missouri's first-year coach, Bob Stull, who left UTEP after last season's 10-3 Miner campaign that included a trip to the Independence Bowl. Indiana, hurt early by penalties, broke a 7-7 halftime tie in the third quarter with Thompson's second touchdown on a 3-yard run. Scott Bonnell kicked a 34-yard field goal late in the third period, then Thompson, who also scored in the second quarter on a 12-yard run, clinched the game with a 35-yard touchdown run with 3:52 to go in the fourth quarter. The victory lifted the Hoosiers to 1-1 for the season. The only touchdown for the Tigers, also 1-1, came in the first quarter on a 1-yard run by Tommie Stowers.

Thompson, a senior running back and already the Hoosiers' career rushing and scoring leader, gained 60 yards in the third quarter after being held to just 52 in the first two periods. He carried eight times for 56 yards on a 10-play, 84-yard drive that put Indiana ahead to stay. The Hoosiers got the ball back less than two minutes, later on a punt and drove to the Missouri 17 before Bonnell kicked the field goal. OHIO ST. 37, OKLAHOMA ST.

13 at Columbus, Ohio Carlos Snow ran for two touchdowns and Greg Frey threw for two more on the biggest passing day of his career as Ohio State beat Oklahoma State. Frey completed 16 of 21 passes for 285 yards with one interception as Ohio State opened its 100th season of college football. Oklahoma State fell to 0-2 in the first Tmport performance I lnR P195 75R14 $31.49 P2357SMS $39.49 P20575R14 $32.49 7 read desian msv vary, limit Per Customer $01:95 $AA95 PI7570SR13 Associated Press IOWA CITY, Iowa Oregon football coach Rich Brooks' worries about Iowa's size were all for naught. Bill Musgrave completed 20 of 27 throws for 263 yards and three scores to lead the Ducks to a 44-6 thrashing of No. 24 Iowa in college football Saturday.

Brooks came into the game worrying about Iowa's running game and big offensive line. But the smaller Ducks used their quickness to beat Iowa's linemen, and the Hawkeyes were held to just 26 yards rushing. "The biggest advantage we had was quickness on the line. We didn't let them establish a running game. That was my biggest fear.

If they can't run the ball, we know we can defend the pass fairly well," Brooks said. Oregon picked off three Iowa passes. "We got whipped up front. They were in our backfield all day on running plays," Iowa Coach Haden Fry said. "We just got our tail kicked real good today." Iowa suffered its worst season-opening loss since falling 48-0 to Southern California in 1970.

Oregon improved to 2-0, putting the game away in the third quarter as Musgrave directed long drives on the first two possessions to make the score 38-0. NO. 3 MIAMI 31, CALIFORNIA 3 at Miami Craig Erickson overcame four interceptions and four sacks with three touchdown passes. Erickson threw scoring passes of two yards to Shannon Crowell. 18 to Dale Dawkms and 33 to Randall Hill.

All three touchdowns came after Bears' turnovers inside their 35-yard line. The Hurricanes. 2 0, allowed California, 0-2, to cross midfield only twice. Nine of Miami's past 1 4 opponents have failed to score a touchdown. Erickson, making his second start, completed 25 of 48 passes for 267 yards, but was intercepted three times inside the Bears' 25-yard line No.

7 CLEMSON 27. VIRGINIA TECH 7 at Blacksburg, Va. Tailback Terry Allen ran for one touchdown and passed for another and the Tigers smothered Virginia Tech ground game The bulk of the game's scoring came during 32 seconds at the end of the third quarter, before which Clemson, 3 0, was 3head 13-0. Virginia Tech, 1-1-1, wasted several first-half drives into Clemson's territory with three fumbles and untimely penalties. No.

8 COLORADO 38, No. 10 ILLINOIS 7 at Boulder, Colo. Tailback Eric Bieniemy ran for two touchdowns and threw a 48-yard pass for another. Colorado (3 0) used the big play to overcome an outbreak of costly, early penalties, and the Buffalo defense negated the passing threat of Illinois quarterback Jeff George, sacking him four times for losses totaling 54 yards and intercepting him twice. Both of those thefts were converted into CU touchdowns.

lllinois(l-l) got its lone score midway through the first quarter on a 2-yard run by Howard Griffith, capping an 80-yard drive helped by two pass interference penalties against cornerback Dave McCloughan. No. 11 SYRACUSE 10, ARMY 7 at Syracuse, N.Y. A 23-yard touchdown run by halfback Michael Owens in the third quarter carried Syracuse past Army in a game the Orangemen had to pull out after committing turnovers on their first four possessions. It was the 16th consecutive win in the Carrier Dome for Syracuse.

2 0, which held its football centennial observation before 48,331 people. It was Army's season-opener. No. 12 WEST VIRGINIA 45, S. CAROUNA 21 at Morgantown, W.

Va. Major Harris completed 17 of 20 passes for 239 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another. Harris took advantage of mental lapses by the Gamecocks as the Mountaineers (3-0) extended the nation's longest regular-season winning streak to 14 games. No. 15 WASHINGTON 38, PURDUE 9 at Seattle Washington recorded the two longest non-scoring plays in its 100-year football history a 78-yard run by Greg Lewis and 76-yard pass from Cary Conklm to Andre Riley and pounded Purdue.

Washington, 2-0, shut out the Boilermakers, 1-1, for the first three quarters. No. 16 ALABAMA 35, MEMPHIS ST. 7 at Birmingham, Ala. Siran Stacy scored four touchdowns, includ mg runs of 44 and 64 yards, and rushed for 169 yards as Alabama beat Memphis State in their first meeting since State upset the Crimson Tide two years ago.

No. 17 TENNESSEE 28, DUKE 6 at Knoxville, Term. Reggie Cobb ran for three touchdowns and 109 yards, including a career-high 61 yard scamper. Duke, 1-2, threatened several times using its passing attack, but could manage only two field goals. No.

19 N. CAROUNA ST. 27, WAKE FOREST 17 at Winston-Salem, N.C. Shane Montgomery completed 24 of 39 passes for 298 yards and two touchdowns for North Carolina State. The victory was the Wolfpack's third straight Wake Forest fell to 0-2.

FLORIDA ST. 31, NO. 21 LOUISIANA ST. 21 at Baton Rouge, La. Peter Tom Willis hit Terry Anthony with a 32-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter and ran seven yards for a touchdown in the fourth period leading Florida State to victory over 2 lst-ranked Louisiana State.

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Backup tailback Scott Selzer replaced Ezor and scored a pair of third-quarter touchdowns, from 9 and 4 yards out for Michigan State, 1-0. Things went wrong right from the start for Miami, 0-2. Lydell Willis fumbled the opening kickoff and John Kiple recovered for the Spartans on the Miami 20. Ezor picked up 17 yards on the next carry, and two plays later dove over from a yard out for his first TD. WISCONSIN 23, TOLEDO 10 at Madison, Wis.

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Rice threw only two passes and had few good runs. Michigan stunned the Irish defense in the second half with the passing of Elvis Grbak. But Notre Dame has leaks of talent too numerous to plug. If the offense or defense would not win it, Ismail could. He was the nation's leading kickoff returner last year and returned two for touchdowns Rice.

But this was not Rice. Schembechler said after the game watched by 105,912 in Michigan Stadium and millions on national television: "As I sit here, Notre Dame is a better football team than Michigan. That may not be true at the end of the season, but it is now." $25.00 AKRON 27, CENTRAL MICHIGAN 26 at Mount Pleasant, Mich. Bob Smgletary 3 yard touchdown run broke a fourth-quarter tie to lift Akron over Central Michigan. MINNESOTA 30, KJWA ST.

20 at Ames, Iowa Scott Schaffner passed for a career-high 220 yards and two touchdowns and Darrell Thompson ran for two scores, leading Minnesota over Iowa State. Schaffner threw touchdown passes of 10 yards to Pat Tmgelhoff in the first quarter and 54 yards to Paul Hopewell in the third period as Minnesota won its opener for the 13th time in 14 years and dropped Iowa State to 1-1. KANSAS 28, KENT ST. 21 at Lawrence, Kan. Tony Sands rushed for 146 yards and two touchdowns, including a 1-yard plunge in the fourth period, to lead Kansas past Kent State and leave Jayhawks Coach Glen Mason unbeaten games between the two teams.

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