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6C MONDAY OCTOBER 16 2000 THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER UPDATE Davidson extends streak Time Of Possession 3135 28:25 FOOTBALL NFL INJURY REPORT Today JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (2-4) AT TENNESSEE TITANS (4-1) Jacksonville: OUT: RB Stacey Mack (injured reserve-finger): Leon Searcy (leg): Rayna Stewart (knee) QUESTIONABLE: LB Brant Boyer (groin) Mike Hollts (back): LB Lonnie Marts (gran) LB Hardy Nickerson (hamstring) Enk Olson (gran) DE Joel Smeenge (calf) Tennessee: QUESTIONABLE: Blaine Bishop (knee) DT Jason Fisk (ankle) DE Byron Frisch (ankle) Brad Hopkins (ankle) LB Terry Killens (hamstring) Bruce Matthews (knee) WR Carl Pickens (hamstnng) CB Dainon Sidney (hamstring) LB Rster Sirmon (knee) WR Yancey Thigpen WSU Wym 14 pass from Gesser fWilaikul kick) 3105 Marshall 56 pass from Jenkins (Keel kick) 5:39 Burnett 68 pass from Gesser (kick foiled) 4:29 McElrath 54 pass from Gesser (am failed) 5:12 Wade 14 pass from Jenkins (Keel kick) 107 Luna 17 fumble return (pass failed) 5:09 Fanner lain (run foiled) 14:52 McElrath 39 pass from Gesser (Wilai-kul kick) 33:39 Martin 31 interception return (Wilai-kul kick) 9:03 Detwiler 1 pass from Jenkins (Keel kick) 5:31 Jenkins 25 run (Keel kick) Wynn 23 pass from Gesser (Wilaikul kick) McElrath 19 pass from Gesser (Wilab kul kick) Mills 1 run (Keel kick) Mills 2 run (pass foiled) Win is 12th in a row Observer Staff and News Services SAN DIEGO Davidson got record-setting performances from four players and turned back a fourth-quarter rally to remain unbeaten defeating San Diego 27-13 in Division I-AA college football Saturday late Saturday night The Wildcats have won 12 consecutive games sharing the longest Division I winning streak with Nebraska and Robert Morris Davidson quarterback Paul Nichols sparked the offense completing 21-of-33 passes for 285 yards and two touchdowns as the Wildcats improved to 5-0 It is only the second time (1926 1969) the school has won its first five games San Diego which joins Davidson next season in the football-only Pioneer League is 3-4 In addition to Nichols other top Wildcats performances were by: Receiver Corey Crawford who had a career-high nine receptions and 156 yards Linebacker Bo Henderson who had a school-record four sacks giving him a school-best 25 for his career And special teams star Ryan Crawford who blocked his sixth punt to tie a Division I-AA record for blocked punts in a season thing we need to work on is finishing on Davidson coach Joe Susan said had an opportunity to score more than 27 but we need to be more consistent finishing Davidson returns home Saturday to play Randolph Macon at 1:30 pm East Carolina 42 Army 21: David Garrard threw for 195 yards and two touchdowns as East Carolina won at home against Army extending Division longest losing streak to 10 games Leonard Henry had 134 yards and two touchdowns on 10 carries for East Carolina (4-2 2-1 Conference USA) Garrard finished 14-of-22 and had two interceptions East Carolina scored twice in the fourth quarter taking the lead on a 12-yard run by Henry The Pirates rallied after Michael Wallace gave Army (0-6 0-4) a 14-7 lead in the second quarter with a 2-yard touchdown run BKKETBALL East Davidson at Salisbury High Point Central at North Rcwan Lexington at Ledford South Piedmont 3A AL Brown at East Rowan Central Cabarrus at Harding Piedmont at West Rowan Sun Valley at Northwest Cabarrus Southwestern 3A South Rant at Bums East Rutherford at Kings Mountain R-S Central at North Gaston Western Foothills 3A East Lincoln at St Stephens FredT Foard at Hickory Mooresville at North Iredell South Caldwell at South Iredell Central Piedmont 4A Davie County at W-S Reynolds West Forsyth at South Rowan MEGA74A Ashbrook at East Gaston Olympic at North Mecklenburg West Mecklenburg at Vance Northwestern 4A Alexander Central at Freedom Watauga at Crest East Burke at McDowell Southeastern 4A Lumberton at Anson County Purnell Swett at Pinecrest Richmond Senior at Scotland Southwestern 4A Butler at West Chartotte East Mecklenburg vs South Mecklenburg Gannger at Providence Myers Park at Independence Others Burlington Cummings at Cardinal Gibbons Charlotte Country Day at Mt Zion Christ School at Northside Christian Fay Smith at Hoke County Forestview at Hunter Huss George Washington Va at Mt Tabor Ravenscroft at Charlotte Christian Weddmgton at Lift Academy at Memorial Stadium SOUTH CAROLINA Boiling Springs at Rock Hill Broome at York Central Pageland at Chesterfield Chester at Clover Fort Mill at Byrnes Indian Land at Buford McBee at Great Falls Mullins at Andrew Jackson North Central at Lewisville Northwestern at Spartanburg Ridge View at Lancaster AMATEUR FtondaSt63Dukel4 Furman33TheCrtadel7 Georgia 29 Vandefoilt 19 Georgia Southern 34 Appalachian St 28 George Tech 52 Wake Forest 20 Grambling St 24 Ark-Pine Bluff 17 Hampton 47 Norfolk St 19 Jackson St 64 MVSU20 LSU 34 Kentucky 0 Louisiana Tech 48 Louisiana-Lafayette 14 Louisville 38 Cincinnati 24 McNeese St 28 Jacksonville St 0 Middle Tennessee 28 Louisiana-Monroe 0 Morgan St 12 Savannah St 6 Carolina Florida ID NC State 38 North Carolina 20 Northwestern St 27 Nicholls St 21 South Carolina 27 Arkansas 7 Southern Miss 56 Tulane 24 Tennessee St 33 Tenn-Martm 6 Texas Southern 16 Alcom St 13 UAB 13 Memphis 9 UCF 34 Kentucky 3 Kentucky 17 Tennessee Tech 14 Wofford 40 Carolina 31 MIDWEST Ball St 33 Michigan 14 minors 48 Murray St 7 Illinois 3L Iowa 0 IllinasSt 2L Indiana St 0 Kansas 38 Missouri 17 Miami (Oho) 24 BowlingGreen 10 Michigan 58 Indiana 0 Minnesota 29 Oho St 17 Illinois 52 Akron 35 Notre Dame 45 Navy 14 Oho 44 Kent St 7 Oklahoma 4L Kansas St 31 Purdue 4L Northwestern 28 Robert Moms 17 Dayton 13 Illinois 35 Drake 23 Toledo 42 Marshall 0 Valparaiso 33 Butler 7 Illinois 14 SW Missouri St ID Wisconsin 17 Michigan St ID Youngstown St 28 Iowa 24 SOUTHWEST Alabama St 51 PraineView21 Iowa St 33 Oklahoma St 26 Nebraska 56 Texas Tech 3 Sam Houston St 52 Stephen FAustin 41 Texas 24 Baylor 0 Utah St 17 North Texas 12 WEST Air Force 51 Wyoming 34 Arizona 53 Washington St 47 SOT Boise St 41 Washington 23 Cal Pofy-SLD 52 New Mexico 10 California 46 UCLA 38 OT Colorado St 20 UNLV19 Davidson 27 San Diegp 13 Fresno St 58 Nevada 21 Hawaii 30 SMU15 Idaho 42 Arkansas St 25 Oregon 28 Southern Cal 17 Oregon St 38 Stanford 6 Sacramento St 24 Montana St 13 St Cal 71 Menlo 34 Texas 28 Colorado 14 UC Davis 56 Utah 20 UTEP47 San Jose St 30 Utah 21 San Diego St 7 Washington 21 Arizona St 15 Weber St 12 Arizona 10 LATE SUMMARIES Arkansas QB situation hurting Washington vs New York 7:30 pm Toronto vs Philadelphia at Chapel pm results Chartotte 113 Atlanta 92 Philadelphia 84 Washington 80 Miami 85 JVew Jersey 79 Toronto 113 Cleveland 108 OT Orlando 118 Detroit 92 Chicago 107 Denver 104 Houston 90 San Antonio 84 Milwaukee 91 Sacramento 89 LA Clippers 86 Vancouver 78 HOCKEY NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Observer News Services FAYETTEVILLE Ark Quarterback Chris Link will have a seat on the plane when Arkansas heads for Auburn in two weeks The walk-on junior-college transfer is moving up on the depth chart Robby Hampton Jared McBride and Zak Clark were hurt in 27-7 SEC loss at South Carolina never had three quarterbacks go down in the span of that short a coach Houston Nutt said Sunday McBride the backup to Hampton has a tom knee ligament and is out for the season Hampton sprained his right thumb and bruised a knee and Clark sprained his right ankle Fortunately the Razorbacks play at Auburn until Oct 28 are probably going to go two weeks and look at everything real Nutt said know if Zak is going to be out there I know if Robby is going to be out there It might be Chris Link uncertain at this Nutt however refused to say who would start if Hampton and a pass by Jason Gesser at the goal line to seal the 53-47 victory Plan ahead National championship pretenders keep falling The latest dropouts include Kansas State and Ohio State leaving the second half of the season looking at three gargantuan games that most likely will determine who plays for the national title in the Orange Bowl on Jan 3 The lineup? No 1 Nebraska (6-0) at No 3 Oklahoma (6-0) on Oct 28 The Huskers have won seven in a row in the series This also could be a preview of the Big 12 title game Dec 2 Oklahoma however is off next week giving the Sooners an extra week to prepare No 2 Virginia Tech (6-0) at No 4 Miami (4-1) on Nov 4 Michael Vick is still the most exciting player No 5 Clemson (7-0) at No 6 Florida State (6-1) on Nov 4 Last year Tommy Tigers almost derailed Florida national title run This time both teams have title hopes COLLEGE FOOTBALL Clark are healthy for Auburn ALABAMA: Quarterback Tyler season ended Saturday when he tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee BOSTON COLLEGE: Good omen after 20-13 victory over Syracuse this winner has gone to a bowl every season since 1987 COLGATE: Quarterback Tom McCune will miss the rest of the season after he broke three bones in his right hand Saturday GEORGIA: Quarterback Quincy Carter is doubtful for game at Kentucky with a bruised left shoulder Coach Jim Donnan said redshirt sophomore Cory Phillips would start if Carter PRINCETON: David Splithoff became the first freshman to start at quarterback in the 132-year history PURDUE: Drew Brees is 168 yards shy of the Big all-time passing mark held by Chuck Long (10461) WASHINGTON STATE: The Cougars blew a chance to beat Arizona in triple-overtime Saturday when Antonio Pierce intercepted Clemson 35 Maryland 14 Maryland 0 7 0 7-14 Clemson 7 13 8 Zachery 3 run (Lazzara kick) Hatala 9 run (Kopak kick) Dantzler 19 run (Lazzara kick) Zachery 1 run (kick foiled) Safety Dantzler 8 run (kick foiled) Rambert 7 run (Hunt kick) Jordan 9 run (Kopka kick) 85000 (at Clemson) GYMNASTICS GET A GRIP INVITATIONAL At Weyandt's Gymnastics Charlotte Results from Weyandt's LEVEL 4 Ages 6-8: Alyssa Barrera vault 3rd Anna Cook vault 2nd: Tor Foltz vault 6th: Bnttan Lynch bars 3rd Ages 9-10: Lauren Danielson vault 3rd bars 3rd floor 6th all-around 4th (3265): Colleen Patterson vault 2nd Age 11: Blair James vault 2nd bars 2nd beam 5th floor 6th all-around 3rd (3L30) Ages 12-up: Tanja Wondrak vault 1st bars 1st beam 1st floor 1st all-around 1st (3150) LEVEL 5 Ages 7-8: Holly Van Halsema vault 1st bars 2nd beam 5th floor 1st all-around 2nd (3255): Eva Weinschuetz vault 2nd bars 1st beam 3rd floor 4th all-around 1st (3280) LEVEL 6 Ages 7-9: Sarah Persmger vault 1st bars 2nd beam 1st floor 1st all-around 1st (3240) Ages: 10-11: Jaclyn Home vault 2nd bars 6th beam 5th floor 4th all-around 5th (3095) BASEBALL AAU FALL CLASSIC Concord 10-UNDER Charlotte Heat 18 Mt Pleasant (SC) Diamond Warriors 7 WP: Tyler Wharton Leading hftters-Chariotte: Wharton 2-4 HR 3RBI Seth Curry 3-5 3RBI Casey Dark 1-3 3RBI triple Ryan Damer 23 3RBI triple Records: Charlotte Heat 3-1 9-UNDER Matthews Rangers 12 Hartsville (SC) Red Dogs 0 WP: Drew Davies: Leading hftters-Matthews: Sam Fulgmiti 3-3 RBI Byron Haag 3-3 3RBI Brent Thomas 1-L RBI John Kincaid 1-2 RBI Steven Chipouras 1-2 TENNIS First dcwns 19 22 Rushes-yards 34-112 57-254 Passing 378 236 Comp-Att-Int 20-37-2 15-31-2 Return Yards 165 176 Punts-Avg 5-42 8-34 Fumbles-Lost 4-3 1-0 Penalties-Yards 15-84 11-86 Time of Possession- 26:05 33:55 THIS WEEK'S GAMES EAST Tulane at Army Noon Eton at Hofstra Noon Rutgers at Navy Noon Illinois at Penn St Noon Boston College at Pittsburgh Noon Virginia Tech at Syracuse Noon Miami at Temple Noon Notre Dame at West Virginia Noon American International at Massachusetts 1 pm Stony Brook at Monmouth lpm Harvard at Pnnceton 1 pm Albany NY at Sacred Heart lpm Wagner at St Francis Pa 1 pm New Hampshire at Villanova lpm Penn at Yale lpm Dartmouth at Columbia 130 pm Iona at Duquesne 130 pm Holy Cross at Lafayette 130 pm Cent Connecticut St at Robert Moms 130 pm SienaatCamsius3pm St NY at St 7 pm SOUTH Duke at Georgia Tech Noon Florida at Norfolk St Noon Carolina at Howard 1 pm Wake Forest at Maryland 1 pm Maine at Richmond 1 pm Charleston Southern at VMI lpm Randdph-Macon at Davidson 130 pm William Mary at James Madison 130 pm Bowie St at Morehead St 130 pm Hampton at Carolina St 1:30 pm Jacksonville at Virginia-Wise 130 pm Wofford at Appalachian St 2 pm Louisiana Tedi at Auburn 2 pm Delaware St at Morgan St 2 pm Gardner-Webb at Samford 2 pm Kentucky at Tenn-Martin 2pm Illinas at Tennessee Tech 2 pm Georgia Southern at The Citadel 2 pm South Carolina at Vanderbilt 2 pm Chattanooga at Carolina 2 pm Jackson St at Grambiing St 230 pm Kentucky at Tennessee St 2:30 pm McNeese St at Northwestern St 3 pm Southern at Alcom St 3:30 pm Virginia at Florida St 3:30 pm Kent St at Marshall 3:30 pm Alabama at Tennessee 3:30 pm Middle Tennessee at UAB 4 pm Louisiana-Monroe at UCF 4 pm Clemson at North Carolina 5:40 pm Furman at ETSU 7 pm Georgia at Kentucky 7 pm Austin Peay at Kentucky Wesleyan 7 pm Houston at Memphis 7 pm Lberty at South Florida 7 pm Stephen FAustin at Nicholls St 7:30 pm Mississippi St at LSU 8 pm MIDWEST Purdue at Wisconsin Noon Colorado at Kansas 12:30 pm Drake at Dayton lpm Valparaiso at St Ind lpm IllmoisatW Michigan lpm Baylor at Nebraska 130 pm San Diego at Butler 2 pm Prairie View at lllmos St 2 pm Minnesota at Indiana 2 pm Ohio St at Iowa 2 pm Texas at Iowa St 2 pm Texas Tech at Kansas St 2 pm Cent Michigan at Ohio 2 pm Murray St at SE Missouri 2 pm Yountown St at IHinos 2 pm Illinois at SW Missouri St 2:30 pm Iowa at Indiana St 3 pm Michigan St at Michigan 3:30 pm Connecticut at Akron 7 pm Michigan at Bowling Green 8 pm SOUTHWEST Missouri at Texas TBA Hawaii at Rice 3 pm Jacksonville St at SW Texas 4 pm New Mexico St at Arkansas St 5 pm TCU at Tulsa 7 pm Kentucky St at Ark-Pine Bluff 8 pm Troy St at Sam Houston St 8 pm MVSU at Texas Southern 8 pm Fresno St at UTEP 9 pm WEST New Mexico at Air Force 1 pm San Diego St at BYU 3 pm Arizona at Montana 3 pm Colorado St at Utah 3 pm Portland St at Weber St 3 pm CS Northndge at Montana St 3:30 pm Southern Cal at Stanford 3:30 pm Utah at Idaho St 4 pm San Jose St at Nevada 4 pm North Texas at Boise St 5 pm ldahoatUtahSt5pm Arizona St at Washington St 5 pm Sacramento St at Washington 6 pm Oregon St at UCLA 6:30 Calrfomia at Washington 6:30 pm Wyoming at UNLV 7 pm UC Davis at Cal RDly-SLD9prn Arizona at Oregon 10:15 pm miscue gives Wake Forest OT win x-late games not included Note: No loss charged in column for overtime loss teams receive two pants for a victory and one pant for a tie or overtime loss results Edmonton 5 Minnesota 3 COLLEGE SOCCER Caigaiy4 Detroit 2 Tampa Bay 5 Atlanta 2 Phoenix at Los Angeles Jate Columbus at Chicago Jate Today's games INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Maryland Jordan 15-71 Sikyala 7-18 Hatala 1-9 McCall 13-7 team i-(mmus 23) Clemson Zachery 29-151 Dantzler 17-87 Rambert 9-36 Gardnerl-3 Smmonsl-2 Kelly 4-(mmusl) Maryland McCall 8-21-2-179 Jordan 0-1-1-0 Clemson Dantzler 10-19-1-186 Simmons 0-1-0-0 Maiyland Kalapmski 2-29 Cruz 1-54 Hatala 1-41 Monroe 1-21 Williams 1-14 Jordan 1-12 Gary 1-8 Clemson Gardner 5-148 Zachery 3-18 Robinson 1-13 Youngblood 1-7 Anaheim at NY Rangers 7 pm Toronto at Vancouver 10 pm ECHL Northeast Division NO 1 NEBRASKA 56 TEXAS TECH 3 Nebraska 14 14 7 Texas Tech 0 0 3 0-3 Walker 19 interception return (Brown kick) Crouch 3 run (Brown kick) Gibson 8 pass from Crouch (Brown Kick) Crouch 1 run (Brown kick) FG Birkhdz 41 N-MiHer 4 run (Brown kick) 3 run (Brown kick) Diednck 4 run (Brown kick) Lord 8 run (Brown kick) 48961 (at Texas Tech) 10-game unbeaten streak Women Charlotte 3 Southern Mississippi 2: In the final home game of the season the team honored seniors Jill Currie Meredith Mayo Sarah Judy and Cori Ray first career hat trick gave Charlotte (9-6-1 6-1-1 Conference USA) a win over the Eagles (7-6 4-4) Navy 4 High Point 0: Margaret goal in the 17th minute opened the scoring for the host Midshipmen who outshot the Panthers (3-8-1) 14-3 High Point goaltender Cindy Watts made three saves in the loss Appalachian State 2 College of Charleston 2: The visiting Mountaineers (5-8-2 2-3-1) got to goals from Kristen Costello and Keisha Prescott to come from behind in the second half and send the game into overtime No 6 Central Oklahoma 5 Lees-McRae 0: In Wichita Falls Valerie Gutierrez scored two goals and the defense earned its 10th shutout beating Lees-McRae Western Carolina 1 Chattanooga 1: The host Mocs (5-6-1 1-5-1 Southern) had a chance to win the game in regulation but a penalty kick by freshman Oddbjorg Haugen with less than a minute remaining sailed over the net The goal came on an own goal by Chattanooga in the 30th minute Western record moves to 8-6-2 2-4-1 feed from Ryan Trout in the 72nd minute and put a shot past Clemson goalkeeper Doug Warren to tie the game at 2-2 Kenny Arena scored the game-winner off a pass from Kyle Martino for the Cavaliers (9-3-1 4-0) Lenoir-Rhyne 3 Mars Hill 2 (OT): The visiting Bears (3-3 7-8 South Atlantic) spoiled the (5-2 9-7) bid at a conference title when junior forward Cory Morgan scored the game-winner in the 93rd minute A win for the Lions would have clinched at least a tie for the SAC title It was also Mars first loss at home this season Duke 7 NC State 0: The visiting Blue Devils (8-4 2-2 ACC) scored six goals in the second half to win its fifth consecutive game against the Wolfpack (1-8-3 0-5) Freshman Danny Wymer scored his first two goals For the game starters accounted for just three points (one goal one assist) while the bench scored five goals and added three assists No 5 North Carolina 11 Rider 0: Caleb Norkus scored a career-high four goals to pace the Tar Heels in the championship game of the adidasSpartan Classic in Greensboro It was the Tar Heels (12-2) sixth straight win Junior Chris Carrieri notched his first hat trick in the win Dartmouth 2 UNC Greensboro 0: In the Brad goal in the 51st minute clinched the win as Dartmouth snapped the Spar NC SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP ATOLDE PROVIDENCE RACQUET CLUB Sunday MEN Singles-Age 35: Wayne Heam Rusty Woy 7-5 6-2 Age 45: Dennis Engelbrecht John Quick 1-6 7-5 6-3 Age 55: Bob Adams Udo Koopman 6-2 6-L Age 65: Bill Weathers Robin Gardner 3-6 6-2 6-4 Age 75: Charles Lambeth Norm Dawson 6-2 6-2 Doubles-Age 35: HeanVHusk ArcieroAvram 6-3 6-4 Age 45: EngelbrechtSteirenson Noble Reeves 6-0 6-2 Age 55: MitchellPerkins ElksSabert 6-3 6-1 Age 65: Denton Moored BlandMeathers6-L 6-1: Age 75: HebererSimkins BanmrVMacGill 6-2 6-3 WOMEN Singles-Age 35: Susan Love Mary Lloyd Barbera 6-3 60 Age 45: Faye Thomas Gwyrm Sasser 6-2 3-6 7-6 Age 55: Elizabeth Smoake Tina Klaus 6-3 3-6 6-4 Age 65: Caroline Clark Peggy Golden 4-6 6-2 6-1 Doubles-Age 35: BarberaGaines Halllove 7-5 6-3 Age 45: AlexanderSmoake DennyFi-gard 6-2 7-6 Age 55: Dennyfigard JacksorVNavas 6-2 6-0 Age 65: Clark Hiisby FtottSpencer 6-4 0-6 7-6: Age 75: JonesSouthem ThiemeUilian 6-1 6-0 MIXED DOUBLES Age 35: HearrVLared HalV Hall 6-2 6-4 Age 45: ThomasF Thomas Bow-landQuck 6-3 6-4 Age 55: BrowrVShel-bume FigardPerkins 6-7 7-6 6-2 Age 65: AtfordMeyer DeaverM Deaver 6-2 3-6 6-4 By TIM BRENNAN Special Correspondent The return of senior CJ Robinson was not enough to propel the Charlotte 49ers over No 18 Wake Forest at Transamerica Field Sunday as they fell 3-2 in overtime Just 2 minutes 29 seconds into the match a Joe Lampert foul in the penalty area gave the Deacons (8-3-1 2-1-0 ACC) a penalty kick Wake Ben Stafford converted the opportunity depositing the ball in the lower right comer of the net The Deacons scored again late in the half when Jamal Seale banked a shot off the right post for a 2-0 Wake lead at halftime Wake Forest held the 49ers to just two shots in the first half But Charlotte (6-5-2 4-2-1 C-USA) turned things around in the second half With about four minutes to play and Charlotte down a goal Ntando Tsambo fed Robinson 15 yards from the net Robinson dove and headed the ball over the sprawling Wake goalkeeper into the upper left comer to tie the game 2-2 In the overtime period Charlotte mishandled the ball which gave Wake Forest the ball at mid-field Moments later Jeremiah White took a shot from 10 yards out on the right side of the net past Charlotte goalkeeper John McDonough for the game winner just dug too deep of a said 49ers coach John Tart guys showed a lot of character and a lot of heart in the secoqd No 9 Virginia 3 No 8 Clemson 2: The visiting Cavaliers down 2-1 at halftime surged past the Tigers (8-3-1 1-3 ACC) with two goals four minutes apart in the second half Alecko Eskandarian took a NOTE: Two points are awarded for a victory shootout losses earn one point and are referred to as ties results Louisiana 5 Tallahassee 2 Trenton3 Wheeling2 Monday's games No games scheduled NO 23 OREGON ST 38 STANFORD 6 Stanford 3 3 0 6 Oregon St 0 17 14 7-38 FGBiselli24 McCall 3 run (Cesca kick) Houshmandzadeh 76 pass from Smith (Cesca kick) FGBiselli25 OS-FG Cesca 49 Johnson 97 pass from Smith (Cesca kick) Simonton 10 run (Cesca kick) OS-Battlel run (Cesca kick) 34777 (at Oregon St) COLLEGES SOCCER Observer News Services contributed to this article ueen City Video and News Exotica No 11 Washington 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