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C4 The Salt Lake Tribune COLLEGE FOOTBALL Sunday October 22 2000 2 VIRGINIA TECH 22 SYRACUSE 14 College 'Football TOP 25 FARED Notre Dame Ends Road Losing Sldd THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MORGANTOWN WVa Matt LoVecchio threw -two touchdown passes to Tony Fisher as Notre Dame beat West Virginia 42-28 on Saturday CJI6T en(ted a seven-game HO I road losing streak LoVecchio was 8of-16 for 94 yards but throw an interception Notre Done (5-2) 7 21 14 (M2 West Vkgmte (4-3) 14 0 7 7-28 Firtl Quarter WV-ABrown 24 tun (Ohkger lock) 1044 ND-Fsher 1 tun (Setia kid) 5 34 WV-Cdboume 9 tun (Otkoer kick) 2 51 Second Quarter ND-Howard 90 tun (Setia lock) 701 Givens 5 tun (Setta lock) 2 22 ND-Fishet 36 pass from LoVecchio (Setta lock) 15 Third Quarter Fisher 7 pass from LoVecchio (Setta lock) 8 56 ND Getheral 73 purrt return (Setta kick) 6 32 Ours 1 run (Ohliger lock) 2 1 1 Fourth Quarter WV-Ours 2 pass from McBnen (Ohliger kick) 1208 64424 14 Virginia Tech Smith during quarterback Michael Vick the first quarter Saturday at (7) scrambles under pressure from Clifton the Carrier Dome Orangemen sputter in attempt to make up for last blowout Me Mexico 29 A Fores 23 new Mexico jo wiansas or BY JOHN conversion pass fell incomplete Syracuse drove to the Tech 35 with just over three minutes left in the game but fourth-down pass fell incomplete and Vick then scampered around the left side for a touchdown WblVlDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Notre Oame Howard 7-96 Fistier 13-43 LoVecchio 9-39 Ju Jones 6-28 Givens 821 West Virginia Coboume 2084 Brown 4-40 Rego 9-18 Outs 89 Lewis 1-1 McBnen 8-(mmus 3) learn 1 -(minus 1 5) Notre Dame LoVecchio 8180-94 Givens 1-1-852 West Virginia McBnen 1831-1-252 Lews3-4-853 Notre Dame Getheral 879 Fisher 835 Oleary 2-19 Lopienski 1-13 West Virginia Brown 4-94 Ivy 3 45 Tern 2-45 Coboume 2-44 Berton 2-1 7 Outs 2-9 Nastasi 1-51 4 Miami 45 Temple 17 Santana Moss had 241 all-purpose yards including a 71-yard punt return for a touchdown and 67-yard TD reception for Miami Ken Dorsey threw his first interception of the season in the third quarter Miami (81) 7 213 14-45 Temple (4-4) 3 7 0 7-17 First Quarter FG Pokiemba 42 5 44 Moss 71 punt return (Stevers kick) 1 20 Second Quarter Miam-Wiliams 1 7 pass from Dorsey (Severs lock) 1401 Temple-Brock fumble recovety (Pokiemba kick) 10 06 Miamt-Moss 67 pass from Dorsey (Severs kick) 9 42 Davenport 1 nin (Severs kick) 5 10 Third Quarter Miamt-FG Severe 24 6 59 Fourth Quarter Miamr-Jackson 4 nin (Severs kick) 14 21 Miami-Reed 23 interception return (Severe lack) 10 11 Temple-Jackson 1 run (Davis kick) :10 A-26351 San Dego St 16 BYU 15 UNLV 42 Wyoming 23 Colorado St 24 Utah 17 BIG SKY Virginia Tech (7-0) 0 3 12 7-22 Syracuse (3-4) 14 0 0 8-14 First Quarter Brown 9 ran (Shafer kick) 7 1 1 Syr-Jackson 76 pass Iran Nunes (Shafer lack) 221 Second Quarter FG 47 Wartey 71 7 Thud Quarter VaT-Suggs 5 run (pass faded) 6 24 VaT-Suggs 1 run (pass failed) 2 49 Fourth Quarter Vick 55 run (Wartey kick) 1 34 49033 Thursday's Game MWC Wyoming at BYU 6pm Saturday Oct 28 MWC UNLV at Mssssw noon As Force at Notre Dame 12 30 Utah at New Mexico 1 Colorado St at San Diego St 1 Big West Arkansas St at Utah St 3pm Bose St at New Mexico St 6 North Texas at Loustana-Lafayette 6pm Big Sky Sacramento St at UC Daws 3pm Montana at Portland St 3 Washington at CSNorthndge 4pm Montana St at Arizona 4 30 Weber St at Idaho St 6 30 a third-and-18 play for a with 2:21 left in the period first start in Dome where the Hokies lost five straight under Frank Beamer was going He was sacked three the first half and eight in as defensive ends Dwight and Duke Pettijohn harried at every turn finished the game 6 for 11 passing and gained just rushing on 16 carries the game averaging 234 yards Hokies capitalized on a mistake by Nunes after a punt the Orangemen deep in territory Nunes slipped third-down snap and fell across the goal line Instead taking the safety though the ball down the middle and Willie Pile easily it at the 15s and returned to the 5 scored his 13th rushing of the season two plays when two-point pass was dropped by Johnson the Hokies 14-9 with 624 remaining gave the Hokies the lead on a 1-yard run with 2:49 the period but Syracuse 15-14 when Vick's THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 SYRACUSE NY Never give Michael Vick and the Virginia Tech Hokies too many chances Syracuse did Saturday night and the Orangemen lost a chance at supreme retribution Lee Suggs scored twice in the third quarter on short runs and Vick added a 55-yard scoring run in the final two minutes as the second-ranked Hokies (7-0 5-0 Big East) rallied to beat the Orangemen 22-14 to remain in the hunt for the national title A year after suffering a humiliating 62-0 loss at Virginia Tech the worst shutout defeat by a ranked team in the 64-year history of the AP poll Syracuse (3-4 1-2) was determined to return the favor And the Orangemen nearly did thanks to speedy wide receiver Maurice Jackson On first possession he caught a 54-yard pass from Troy Nunes on a third-and-15 play to set up Dee 9-yard touchdown run The Orangemen had overcome four penalties and driven 93 yards to forge a 7-0 lead Everything was going their way when Jackson who runs a 418-second 40 beat Ronyell Whitaker for a 78-yard touchdown MiaT 18 First downs 38168 Rushes-yards 205 Passing 12-231 Comp-Att-Int 144 Return Yards 346 Punts-Avg 33 Fumbles Lost 5-47 Penalties-Yards 2308 Tune ot Possession Tern 17 44-171 135 17-31-1 25 837 1-1 1372 3652 Games Montana 17 Arizona? 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RECEIVING-Virguiia Johnson 347 Davs 2-21 Wilted 1-7 Syracuse Jackson 4-155 Manley 325 Campbel 2-17 Woodcock 2-17 Mungro 1-5 Brown DIVIDUAL LEADERS Miami Jackson 1877 Daverport 12-57 Moss 1-24 Williams 4-8 Dorsey 2-0 Team 2 (-14) Temple Trimmer 842 Sharps 14-37 Scott 11-13 Diaid 1-12 Cobb 1-8McKie5-6 Jackson 4-4 Miami Dorsey 11-22-1-193 Sands 1-1-812 Temple Scott 18381-129 Muckerson 1-1-86 Mian Wayne 373 Moss 4-96 Williams 1-17 Johnson 1-12 Jones 1-7 temple McK4-19Cobb328 Stubbs 2 22 Dillard 2-18 Sharps 2-16 Muckerson 2-15 Trammer 1-11 Scott 1-6 SOUTH Freshman QB Keeps Clemson Undefeated RUSHING Antwaan Randle El Indiana 21 0 yards and 2 TDs along with 263 yards passing with 2 TDs in the Hoosiers1 51 -43 upset of No 22 Minnesota Rudi Johnson Auburn 249 yards on 33 carries 4 TDs in the 38-28 win over Louisiana Tech Matt Cannon Southern Utah 262 yards 3 TDs in the 62-24 win over Idaho State Cannon set the Division 1 -AA career record for rushing by a quarterback Cannon has 4146 yards with four games remaining The previous record was 3957 yards set by Western Willie Taggart a Jermaine Bailey Dayton 251 yards 3 TDs in the 41-13 rout of Drake Kevan Barlow Pittsburgh 209 yards on 25 carries 2 TDs in the 42-26 win over Boston College Johnathan Reese Columbia 236 yards 4 TDs in the victory over Dartmouth Mike Malan Brown 234 yards on 43 carries 3 TDs rushing 1 1 passing and 1 TD receiving in the 56-40 win over Cornell Stncket 35 pass from Zolman (Markham kick) 1235 USC-Pmnock 8 ran (Weaver kick) 8 20 Second Quarter FG Weaver 22 7 07 USC-Pmnock 5 ran (Weaver kick) 1 13 Third Quarter USC-Watson 34 ran (Weaver kick) 1102 USC-Peikms 9 ran (Markham kick) 7 38 Fourth Quarter Faison 30 yard run (lack blocked) 241 A-33369 KEKIS 848 Punts Avg 342 33 Fumbles-Loel 1-1 1885 Penaltiee-Yarde 877 32 59 Time of Possession 2701 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Virgna Womack 24-63 Hams 7-22 Mason 1-17 Spmnar 82 Schath 2(mcfxjs 5) Ward 1-(rrnue 6) team 2(mmua 60) Florida St Minor 889 Chaney 820 McCray 816 Jonee 4-12 Outran 2-3 Fad 1-0 Bel Uranus 4) Weinke 2-Onmus 8) PASStNG-Virania Spmnar 821-1-130 Schaub 5-6-1-36 Fkxida SL Weinke 16 28 1-274 Outrun 878152 Wrante luzar 874 Mason 2-20 McMuten 1-23 Baber t-18 Wasbmglon 1-14 MrGiew M0 Johnson 1-5 Hama 1-2 Floods SI Mum 4-131 Sprague 487 Bckkn 373 Bel 330 Mma 320 McCray 2-13 Gaidnet 1-52 Gohitty 1-14 Font 18 12 Georgia 34 Kentucky 30 LEXINGTON Ky-Cory Phillips threw for 400 yards and tied a school record with four TDs In his first career start Phillips subbing for the Injured Quincy Carter completed 20 of 38 passes With TD passes of 85 40 27 and 15 yards for the Bulldogs Kentucky redshirt freshman Jared Lorenen who sprained the thumb on his throwing hand Thursday com pletod 39 of 58 passes for a school record 528 yards and two touchdowns catch on 14-0 lead Meanwhile the Carrier had Coach nowhere times in the game Freeney him Vick for 75 yards 9 net yards He entered all-purpose The huge pinned their own on a backward of he threw of the field intercepted it Suggs touchdown later and conversion Emmett trailed Suggs for good left in trailed Georgia (81) 01017 7-34 Kentucky (28) 10 3 7 10-30 Fleet Ouarter UK-lorenzen 10 ran (Hanson kick) 1147 UK-FG Hanson 22 154 Second Quarter UK-FG Hanson 22 9 44 UG-FG Bennett 32 5 19 UG-Gaty 15 pass from Philips (Bennett kick) 1 42 Third Ouarter UK-Simms 86 pass from lorenzen (Hanson lock) 14 31 UG-Brown 40 pass Irom Philips (Bennett lack) 13 38 UG-FG Bennett 33 7 33 UG-Gary-85 pass tern Philkps (Bennett kick) a Fourth Querter McCord 75 pass Irom lorenzen (Hanson kick) 1441 UG-Edwards 27 pass Irom PtuKps (Bennett lock) 1245 UK-FG Hanson 37 8 43 PASSING Luke McCown Louisiana Tech 47-for-65 433 yards 4 TDs 38-28 loss to Auburn John urman Pittsburgh 1 6-for-29 332 yards 5 TDs in the 42-26 win over Boston College Cory Phillips Georgia 20-for-38 400 yards 4 TDs in his first career start leading the 12th-ranked Bulldogs' to a 34-30 win over Kentucky Rod Gamer right beats North Errol Hood left for a touchdown catch to help Clemson rally past the Tar Heels in ACC play RECEIVING Antonio Bryant Pittsburgh 222 yards on eight receptions with 2 TDs Stephen Campbell Brown 192 yards on 12 receptions 2 TDs in the 56-40 win over Cornell Campbell became the Ivy League's career receptions leader with 253 eclipsing the mark of 251 by Brown's Sean Morey THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CHAPEL HILL NC -Willie Simmons came to the rescue for No 5 Clemson Simmons a redshirt freshman replaced the injured Woodrow Dantzler in the second quarter and tied a school record with four touchdown passes to rally the Tigers to 38-24 victory over North Carolina on Saturday night The Tigers fell behind 17-0 but it unt il Dantzler among the leading Heisman Trophy contenders left in the second quarter with a bruised left foot Dantzler sixth nationally in total offense at 2985 yards per game did not return The extent of his injury was not immediately available Cleman(80) 0 14 10 14-39 North Curotma (3-4) -10 7 0 7-24 First Quarter UNC-FGReed26 526 UNC-Russal 2 ran (Read lock) 123 Second Quarter UNC-Cuny 6 ran (Reed lack) 1210 Clem-fiobnson 29 pass Iran Smmone (Hunt kick) 5 42 Uem-Gardner 20 pase Iran Smmone (Hunt kick) 107 Third Querter Clem-FG Hunt 221041 Ciem-Gaidner 43 pass from Smmone (Hunt tuck) 525 Fourth Quarter Ctom-Garttoet 25 pase (tom Smmone (Hunt kick) 13 12 1 ran (Reed lock) 0 17 Ctam-Zachery 1 ran (Hunt tack) 2 42 55000 Cl era UNC 19 First downs 22 48112 Rushes yarde 3860 296 Paeamg 314 112 Return YanN 13 14-280 CompAO Ml 1834-2 835 Ptrti 830 1-0 Furttaa-lort 2-1 18110 Psruetms-Yardi 880 3014 Tina ol Poaaaaaon 2940 MOMDUAL LEADERS NUSHMO-Osmnn Zachary 24 89 Osrtzter 822 Smmons 815 Rwrbert 32 Gantoar Hmnua 7) bam 3(nwue 9) NCwo-teaRuaHl21-49Cuny11 23Saundere4 15 Bbdi22 Oemaon Dartrtar 4-7868 Smmone 18168228 NCamtea Cory 18 382314 Hack 0880 Qemerm Car 7-182 Aotxnecn 4-78 Tarhmy 271 Yomtood I-17 NCamfct May 7-129 Alan 654 Man 264 Jam t-67 Crump 1-14 Rueael 10 STRONG FINISH Craig Teml blocked Vitaly Pisetsks 58-yard field-goal attempt in overtime and Ashante Woodyard returned it 36 yards for a touchdown as 17th-ranked Purdue beat Wisconsin 30-24 6 Florida State 37 Virginia 3 TALLAHASSEE Fla -Snoop Minnis caught two TD passes as Florida State extended the nation's longest home unbeaten streak to 50 games Minnis who had four -receptions for 131 yards caught scoring passes of 58 and 30 yards from Chris Weinke Weinke completed 16 of 28 passes for 274 yards In three quarters Florida State has not lost at home since a 17-16 defeat to Miami In 19911 Virginia (46) 0 0 3 8- 3 Florida SI (7-1) 1314 17-37 Flrat Quarter FSU-McCray 1 tun (Gealtniy loch) 1334 FSU-FG Gwalney 22 7 00 FSU-FG Gwrrtnwv 36 156 Stcond Quarter FSU-Mnm 30 tern Weeks (Gwafcwy kick) 11 52 FSU-McCny 1 ran (Gwatney fade) 4 44 Thkd Quarter FG Omens 37 10 30 FSU-FG GwaSney 25 055 Fourth Ouarter FSU-Unn 56 pana tern Weeks (Gwallney lack) 1358 79121 Soutti Carolina Pxxiock 24-135 Watson 18128 Faison 1-30 Petty 4-27 Smith 2-12 Brewer 1-7 Alexander 16 Vandwtxtt Pedant 873 McGrath 864 WAams 39 Thomas 26 Young 16 Zolman 34mmu8 10) PASSMG-Soutti Carokna Petty 11-25-1-141 Sxtei 1-16-10 Vended Zolman 13 282-211 McGrath 1-16-3 South Carokna Ham 4-70 Brewer 331 Scott 2-21 Spikes 1-13 TraflonJ 1-10 Watson 16 VandeitxS Stncket 8117 Pedunt 2-23 McGrattt 161 Carson 1-21 Robnson 1-10 Garrett 1-10 Zolman 16 Young Hemal) LSU45 13 Miss St 38 OT BATON ROUGE La LaBrandon Tocfield scored on a 13-yard run on the first possession of overtime LSU then held Mississippi State on a fourth-and 2 from the 17 Wayne Madktn tried to scramble for a first down but was 8topcd well short by Jeremy Lawrence and Tever-ance Fuulk Tennessee 20 Alabama 10 KNOXVIIJLE Tcnn -Casey Clausen a freshman making his first start for Tennessee threw two touchdown passes to Cedrlck Wilson Tennessee which won Its first league game of the season and broke a two-game losing streak bent the Crimson Tide for the sixth straight time WDMOUAl LEADERS Gaonya Sank 11-19 MAP can 818 Edwards 311 Thornton 16 Brown 26 PMkpa 16 Kentucky Scott 17-56 Smms 2 24 Homer 2-14 McCord 1-1 Loranzen 48nmua3) PASSWG-Georgla PhApe 20-381-400 Kenturky Loranzen 3858 2 52S RECEtVWG-Geagit Edwnrdl 561 McMchael 484 Gary 2-100 Robinson 2-34 Mechel 2 32 Johnson 2-27 Brown 1 -40 Rader 1-25 MAcan Hmnua 3) Kentucky McCord 7-126 Homer 862 Snxlh 8106 Afcm 480 Abney 4-31 Blizzard 3-11 Scott 30 Smrne 2-99 Haip 2-14 Brown 2-10 My 1-9 18 South Carolina 39 Vanderbilt 14 NASHVILLE Tcnn -Andrew Plnnock ran for two touchdowns and Derek Watson added another for South Carolina The Gamecocks who entered the year with a 21 game losing streak en-' sured their best finish In the SEC since joining In 1992 Plnnock ran for 135 yards on 24 carries and Watson had 19 carries for 120 yards as South Carolina rolled up 490 yards offense In controlling the clock for more than 37 minutes Cooftteff t) 7 10 7 8-J0 VteKkrt(4) 7 070-14 Ft Ouarter RECORDS 6rew Brees became the Big Ten's career passing leader and the Jermakers won in Madison Wise for the first time since 1988 Brees mmpleted 21 of 43 passes for 274 yards and two tWdowns Brees has 10567 career passing yards 106 more than Chuck Long had at Iowa from 1981-85 Joe Patemo passed Pop Warner for sole possession of second place on the major coflege career victory list as Penn State beat Illinois Patemo has 320 victories trailing Bear 323 DEFENSE Baylor finished with just 84 total yards 5 rushing in a 594) loss to No 1 Nebraska The Bears who lost to Texas Tech 28-0 and Texas A4M 244) coming into game have been shut xA In three straight games tor fa first Ime since 1946 4 I I.