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0 D3 The Salt Lake Tribune SPORTS Sunday October 3 1993 4 I 7f--14-pT Yarborough Has Career Day Wyoming Grounds Air Force 1 tig Sly Standings isc ssologi WIT WIT i'l 300 431 0 i -k 4p2T9 21 00 00 40 5 0 00 4 gAlt-rik-yot '4 vwsok pwIAL121 Notre Dame's Offense Rolls Over Stanford I qUe: 1 tetrolt I 1 0 3 2 0 Wash 1 1 0 220 Boee 0 1 0 230 Webtr Sr 0 3 0 230 Oct)" St 020 2 3 0 heed Schedule 4ieeer St a 1 Montana noon Artzana ci Boise St 'ortbnd St at Washington Ilaiho at Idaho St at Montana St se 11' Wash B045e Webt i Iricto SI oat 1 M1 soot 51 Artzon '0(tind k14K) al '6Aitab a 1 i 1------ 2 Nikiii'1 4 A 4 I )1 1 1 i1 I oi 4 1 1- 1 i 1 -I 1 44 I A A 0 i i 't I tt A 114:1 I I Ak 11- It' iN 41 vSs i 4- ls' '-4 1--- 1 I l''' I 1-s 7 A 1 re 0 i "e) 4 NJ WAC Standings WAC leAcon WIT WIT Sri 400 400 Wyoming 200 4 1 0 Resno St 100 3 1 0 WSJ 0 0 320 Colo St 410 1 4 0 Utah 010 2 3 0 UTEP 010 140 Hawaii 120 3 2 0 New Mex 120 2 3 0 Focce 0 -1 0 140 Noxt Saturdays Games Kansas 24 Colorado St 6 LAWRENCE Kan Ashelki Preston making good on his first start at quarterback directed two second-half touchdown drives as Kansas beat Colorado State Preston also hit Robert Reed with a 37-yard pass to set up Charles Henley's 3- yard scoring pus at the end of the first half as the Jay-hawks (2-3) took a 10-0 lead Kansas' Dan Eichloff kicked a 31-yard field goal in the first quarter then added three extra points to tie Terry Miller and Johnny Rodgers for ninth on the Big Eight's career scoring chart nit AssoaArria) PUSS AIR FORCE ACADEMY Colo Ryan Yarborough caught seven pas3es for a career-high 241 yards and two touchdowns and extaking Wyoming posted its fourth straight victory with a 31-18 decision over Air Force on Saturday Yarborough whose fifth career 200-yard receiving zame tied the NCAA recoro set by Tulsa's Howard Twiny in 1963-65 had scoring catches of 87 aid 55 yards the latter on an option pass from fellow wide receiver Brent Tillman Wyoming also got two Ti) passes from Joe Hughes to hand Air Force its fourth loss in a row Yarborough moved up to fifth on the NCAA career receiving yardage Pit with 3548 and into a tie for fourth in career touchdowns with 34- In his last three games against Air Force Yarborough has caught 24 I aruorougn moveu up tO fifth on the NCAA career re- ceiving yardage Ift with 3548 and into a tie for fourth in career touchdowns with 34 In his last three games against Air Force Yarborough has caught 24 Ittows 4 TDs DIdi Fdr Montana -t For BYU at UCLA 8 pm New Mexico at Utah 7 pm Air Force at Navy Fresno St at Colorado St San Diego St at Hawaii Wyoming at UTEP THE ASSOC-UM PRESS STANFORD Calif Clint Johnson returned ri kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown and quarterback Kevin McDougal scored three touchdowns Saturday leading fourth-ranked Notre Dame to a 48-20 victory over Stanford The victory for th( Fighting Irish (5-0) avenged a 33- 18 loss to the Cardinnl last year at South Bend Ind Notre Dame is undefeated since then The 48 pe '-lts 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Dicken--- o1 threw four touchdown Jame and ran for another The Aseocaseed Press score as Montana ranked 6 12th bt NCAA Division 1-AA Wyoming quarterback Joe Hughes gets mugged Saturday by Air Force de- downed Boise State 38-24 on fender Johnny Harris but the Falcons failed to tie up the Cowboys' offense saturday 1 I Itiss Quarter --on thr (- 1 I I pauel I four touchdowns in a game The Tar Heels (5-1) are off to their best start since going 7- 0 in 1983 Wends Soto 1111-1 3 1-64 1 14 Bete 34 1(cn-sartflotratictl 17c1crc07kelr CSIalen 42 Pali Wm IP314 4144 1701001114als 1assons 19 Ast Downs 41 xes korom-Yodogo 41-220 2 2 Pasting Yana Rekin VMS 32 a ea ao trr can worela onA othr 474M Oono40411 121641 641 Rots 449 b1 4-2 Ftribies-tod 3-3 442 Pencils' 7-47 ltfontti 44 10 I 2-11 319 lkna c4 Pouession 201 Ak Felt 2 I 1-11 IpAlkndual tondon k3ck4 7 poet km 10)On Muck SkJo (Siom C242 NI 52 nm tAwksis kW 43-22 Konica LeVre 1646 nenkki 12-36 Sad- on 2-29 PresSon 6-26 Goal 1-21 10-14enOnolo 3 Ito 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Brooks 3-36 Jack's second quarter fumble recovery at the New Mexico 1 killed one Hawaii drive His interception in the third quarter stopped another drive and the 5-foot-10 174-pound senior delivered the knockout blow late in the third quarter by blocking a Hawaii punt that set up Case's third TD of the night The win gave New Mexico a 2-3 record (1-2 in the WAC) Hawaii one of three teams to tie for the WAC championship last season fell to 3-2 (1-2 WAC) The Rainbows' scores came on a 17-yard pass from Michael Carter to Gerald Lacey in the second quarter and a 2-yard run by Glenn Carson in the fourth quarter after New Mexico had built a 41-7 lead New Mexico 41 Hawaii 14 ALBUQUERQUE Cornerback Eric Jack came up with a defensive bat trick and quarterback Stoney Case ran for three touchdowns to lead New Mexico to a win over Hawaii giving the Lobos their first two-game winning streak since 1986 Case who has accounted for 17 of New Mexico's 20 touchdowns this season ripped the best defense in the Western Athletic Conference with scoring runs off the option of 18 44 and 11 yards Jack meanwhile ruined Hawaii's offense which came into the game with the nation's best rushing average of 3365 yards per game Napoli 7 1 44 Mew Seiko le 3 SS 16 Pun (Val kick) 164-76 Val 31 17 mes bom Cake (Cowl Neal Val 21 44 fun Newton pass tom Case) Val 33 11 NA Nal Peck) )04-14 Val 65 28 pin Nal kkla 2 nel (Oswalt ildt) A-23873 Hawaii New Itiadoe 22 First Downs 39448 51-252 185 lapsing Wide 173 27 Pekin Yards 96 15462 Coma46-Int 46214 446 Ards 640 2-2 ltenteewial 2-0 2-10 lanoline 4-15 2515 ot PiAllegiOn Individual Leaden WPM 1246 Gordca 631 Caner 1529 New Modca Mar 26-lit Cape Ghopion 647 Cana 9-21-1-104 Hoo 0-48 Glover 664-33 New kie4co Caw 1444 171 Grodon 336 Currerip1 horn 2-25 Thomas 2-36 Nolowel 2-24Newthaaco 44Z Olamon 4-35 Wesley 34 VAlhant 2-38 U44 0401 Case) Ma 61-252 173 96 4214 610 24 443 tri PH 9 Came 14414- 3srircr rot-1W ey 346 REtInvemm Utah State Can't Contain LSU's Freshman Receiver Dickmson a sophomore vercame two costly firsilquarter interceptions to pass 407 yards The Broncos got a strong 4Petformance from freshman quk-terback Tony Hi He wh0Abrew for one touch down and 388 yards in his first collegiate start After Boise State went ahead 3-0 on a 41-yard field Vial by Greg Erickson Montana' took a 10-3 edge on a 41yard touchdown catch by Shah Baker and a 41-yard fAeld goal by Andy Larson then Bronco safety Tasi Antele picked off a DickenkirPass on the Boise 1-yard lioetbd returned it 99 yards for it core to tie the game On Montana's next play 'froth scrimmage cornerback Phillip McFadden intercept--id another Dickenson pass rare returned it to the Grizzly 8-yard line That set up a 1- yard scoring run three plays later by fullback Brandon -Ferguiott The Grizzlies stored in the isetottd half on a 1-yard Dick-Orlon rtm and a 13-yard -sooting pass from him to Erhardt Boise State cut the deficit t0'" 14 points when Hilde lthresva 45-yard scoring pass to ItYan Ikebe with 9:37 retraining ut the Broncos' final drive ended on Montana's 18-yard line when Hilda was gitcked on fourth down with 30 seconds left 1700 7-24 Marme 4 17 7 7 7-38 13e-4G leckson 41 41 puss from Dickenson pion idttrit-PG Larsen 41 99 inieroeption mien (Erickson 11120--Sergulion I len (Erickson irick) 1104-47urniley 70 pass korn Dickenson (Lap 'son kick) 51 post (Fore Dickenson (LarKn 1 tun (Larson kicig 13 post Iran Dickenson (tcnon 45 pass horn Me (Dickson leck) 8-1869e ileiseisser bleterma 20 Ir Fini Down le 4142 Rushes-koe 28-90 306 Passing 'fords 407 132 Reran 'fords 7 ti39-384 Cornp-All-ini 22-364 Pulls 5-48 Plinbies-inst 4-1 t'erguson me Gil aetattd ha mason rt Idike Erh Base tb' 14 threwa ItYaa gut drive n( 18-yard li Sacked or 30 econd r114Ir klo49 9411100474611 ktiosvolo 8104--Gumos son kink) Mo91--Ookot 1 Idcar8acken It 696 loisolsokS 20 or 402 I 139 Howcrl 1020234 Lcup 2443 RECilsitiG--Ukt 8 Lae 9-110 Jerkin 7-73 Aim 3-47 Ke Alexander 2-17 0wripal 2-11 LSU Komison Vasco 4-42 each 424 Dish-op 1-14 Big West Standings 119Wst Season WL WLJ Utah State 1 0 0 1 4 NMex St 1 0 0 220 La Tech 100 1 3 0 North III 2 1 0 2 34 0 Standings lIgWei Season WL WLT 100 140-- 1 0 0 2 2 0 100 1 3 0 210 2 3 17 California 42 Oregon 41 BERKELEY Calif Dave Barr threw three second-half touchdown passes Including a 26-yarder to Iheanyi Uwaezuoke with 1:17 left as California stormed back from a 30-0 deficit to beat Oregon It was the biggest comeback in Cal history surpassing a 29-28 win against Arizona on Nov 4 1989 in which the Golden Bears overcame a 21-0 deficit 0ia 24 0 3-4-1 0 7 20 15-42 kiOre--Ric 22 kells pass ban (Met (Thompson ck) Ore-4cie 2 pass from aNel (lhowsun lock) 49 pass from Otie (Ihomp son klokI Thompson 39 20 pass from Mdernae (Ws bled) 1 tun (Brien kick) 61 kin (Then Ida) 13 fun (lkove8 fun) 01--6emlen 46 pass (pass land) Cd---Zorna 15 Forum ot blocked punt Pen Ida) Thompson 21 72 pan from Bar RW) kick) 26 pan from Bon (Caldwell pass from kr) 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Nevada's offense rolled up a school-record 796 yards breaking the old mark of 706 yards set in 1948 Vargas second in the nation in total offense entering play Saturday completed 30 of 39 passes before leaving the game Bryan Reeves and Michael Stephens each caught two touchdown passes and Mike Senior Tom Matter and Shawn Price each caught one It was the fifth straight time the Wolf Pack (3-2 1-1) has beaten the Rebels (1-4 0- 1) and it was a sweet victory for Nevada coach Jeff Horton who served two seasons as an assistant to Rebel coach Jim Strong before moving to Reno this year to take over as head coach put the Aggies back in the game A pair of LSU field goals closed the second half scoring with a 1113-10 lead LSU's lead was deceptive The Tigers passed the ball f- 192 first-half yards but -nun elm On two plays the 74-yard score and another toss to Kennison that went fvr 57 yards After rushing for only 22 yards in the opening period LSU churned out 120 in the secoul half "We came out in the second half and didn't do what needed to do" Weather-We said "We're three plays and out and they're driving We have gct to get the ball in the end zone" Utah State struggled to move the ball while LSU came alive fJr season highs In points and yards gained Profail Grier scored on a 10-yard scramble midway through the fourth quarter to close the gap to 31-17 but the Tigers answered with a 78-yard drive of their own to seal the win on Robert Toomers 1-yard dive USU reciever Mike Lee said the loss tough for the Aggies but the season isn't over yet "We wanted to beat some uat-uf-Itaguy oFeJuvuts We still have cs'irU coming up" Lee said "Now we are just going to locus on winning the the Big West" likit Pato 150 1-11 Lill 10 6 14-30 24 L91-4(omison 74 pas from liowad Oka Utah 1-166 7 pass from CoMfro (Monde 1 pass Sam Ca Mb (Monde man 5-13 Harth 34-5) DU 24-105 1191 9 cayinglon 12-2543 147 Harris 1-3-0-6 LIU Martin 921-16-145 9 Murphy $48 44efin' 335 RuMn 2-14 Kammer 2-2' earns 1-19 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3-3910 Johrson 3-7 Bryant 14 Redmond 1-6 0 Thomas 44 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BATON ROUGE La Big plays In each of Utah State's three September losses big plays did in the Aggies Saturday night was no different as Utah State let Louisiana State freshman receiver Eddie Kennison put the Aggies behind early with a 74-yard touchdown bomb from Jamie Howard The Tigers never looked back as they cruised to a 38-17 win "We expected to win this football game" USU coach Charlie Weatherbie said "You can't win when you miss as many tackles as we did We must have missed 30 tackles" The Aggies (1-4) have a welcome week off before they meet defending Big West champs Nevada in Logan Six of USU's last seven games are conference contests "We're a long ways away from being Big West champs" Weatherbie said "We may have been picked first but we're not playing that way" The Aggies trailed only 16- 10 at halftime but LSU (2-3) took control to the second half USU quarterback Anthony Calvillo completed 25 of 46 passes for 461 yards but delivered a costly interception when the Ags were trailing 31-17 and threatening The Aggie knack for giving up the big play struck on the first play of the game LSU struck quickly turning a 46-yard kickoff return and a 26 yard run on consecutive plays into a 24-yard field goal on the game's first drive After a USU fumble the Tigers struck again on a 74- yard bomb to Kennison to take a quick 10-0 lead Kennison finished the game with 195 yards receiving and a 33-yard punt return which set up a score Calvillo led a 62-yard drive with a 7yard strike to Mike Lee to 10-32 32-411 11ne Possesson 2619 InScluot Leaden RUSKING--41oise St Bowers 11-274siele 2-26 rirIS44 itcn Mco Splomels 2-6S Bockie ISOsitmed 3-13 PASS110-41olse St 1111de 21494381 Monlons01clenion 22-363407 E--1 oSe St Wilson 9-14 Groven 92iWiem 1-65 Wilma Gummy 7176 Bolter 544 3A-44 tuseno--4101 Poowis 11-1179wigud -torskoseelloE 1-145 5 Oregon St 30 Arizona St 14 CORVALLIS Ore Don Shank lin in his first college start at quarterback rushed for 117 yards and two touch tinwne hefore haling hurt the fourth quarter leading egon State to a Pac-10 up set of Arizona State Ana 0 14 0 0-14 Oveztran pun 6 11 0 3-40 i 0511-8hanidin I pun (11alt bled) I Southern Miss 13 SW Louisiana 7 1 LAFAYETTE La Sophomore Mike Shafer' kicked two second-half field goals helping the University: of Southwestern Louisiana snap a 7-7 halftime tie and dpfpAt Snlithprn The victory was the second straight for the Cajuns (2-2) who opened the season With losses to Utah State and Mt ami University It als0' marked the first back-to-back victories by a Southwestern Louisiana team since the end of the 1996 season Soultvern BINA SW Louldirma 14 pass from Berdloy 8oreordi St- Colton 2 TLC Maier Idt1() 1 5ncier 40 Shale( 37 A-22853 Miss 13 isiana 7 ETTE La re Mike Shafer' second-half field ing the University 'estem Louisiana halftime tie and tioprn Mlooloolppp )ry was the seoond the Cajuns (2-2) the season With tah State and 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PA colco 149 Gime 2-9 McMiscris on 2-14 Have( 29 kirk 2-9 iendencr Cokiknon s-trs Mao Closi4or 4-441 DScS4 440 kirget 2-27 Dire WO Lehrman 442 toes 4-9 trot S-2 I with 53 seconds left in the opening quarter would have neutralized EWU's attack The yardage disparity at least through three quarters (415-144) when EWU led 33-14 dispelled Arslanian's thinking EWU got a safety on a bad snap that sailed out of the end zone on a Weber punt attempt and five minutes later Wright tallied his 9-yard TD run for the third quarter damage O'vr who finished 18 for 39 for 215 yards and no interceptions was his own worst critic "We can't win if I'm not mentally into the game for the first 312 qauarters It took me that long to get corn A-4375 By Dick Rosetta THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE OGDEN Weber State unveiled a new quarterback Saturday night and he threw a rare Wildcat touchdown pass Now if freshman Brad Otton can Just learn to throw two or three more TDs every game Otton's fourth-quarter TD pass to Pat McNerney Weber's first aerial touchdown in four games came way too late to interfere with Easter Washington's 36-22 Big Sky Conference win in Wildcat Stadium Weber last in the Big Sky in total defense proved its standing by allowing EWU 459 yards Jumor quarieroack Todd Bernett threw for 291 of them including a pair of touchdown passes to Jason Anderson But it was the running of sophomore Daryl Wright that broke the Wildcats down Wright who had only 136 yards rushing in three previous games rolled up 159 yards on 3 2 carries including touch down runs of 1 and 9 yards Despite Otton's shaky start the Wildcats held a 14-10 lead after the first quarter But there were clues to how lopsided the game was At the half EWU had 17 first downs to two for Weber and a yardage lead of 370 to 91 Plus EWU scored 14 unanswered second quarter points It was not so much Otton'a play as it was Wildcat defensive lapses that cosi Weber according to coach Dave Arslanian "You take away two mistakes and it was an even game" said Arslanian whose club dropped to 2-3 overall with its third straight BSC loss The first Bcrnctt'a 73-yzrd scoring bomb to a wide-open Anderson in the first quarter The second was Bernett's 10-yard scoring strike to an uncovered Anderson 37 seconds before the half Given Arslanian's logic Rob Hitchcock's 38-yard interception fc7 a TD in the first quartvr and Markeith Ross' 57-yard TD run logies VOW 23 Rd dam 2 itS 50-168 Ruahowoods 2147 291 Porting 211 34 Polum yoi'de 19-29-1 ComMI-int i3400 Punb P-392 bno PonaMeslards 10406 31 De 'um lotUt 19-29-1 ComMI-int 110400 5-271 Punb 1-392 966 Penclies-yoeb 10-10e Rod dostft tushos-yods 21147 Porting 211 Rolum 9dde 38 184030' Punb soltiosiords 10-106 e--4-'Ll It LIJ114IIJILV 3430 al Possearion INDNIDUAL rooms ROSHING--6)61A 0 Wi 32-169 19aull i 16 Lanes 54 Mew) 14 Bernell 29) Mb Don II-09 lotinwo 21 1Mcdn 2-2 Ofkl) 64-1 Darnel 19-29-1-291 ton 16-39-0-216 Wolin o-i-oa Brook 5-111 AniSemen 6- 106 Hord 3-29 Can 2-46 WSU Dhow 444 tAe Mena 36 0 Seem See 349 SeD4d al Possosion Once be did discover some composure the 6-foot-6 210-pound freshman showed some spark He led Weber on an 83-yard scoring drive resulting in the TD pass to McNerney with 40 seconds left EWU rose to 2-2 overall and 1-1 in the BSC 243 Robinson i-43 Undloy i4 4-9 111 L'L' :2 7 1.