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SUNDAY DECEMBER 2 1984 II 01984 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 1 7 1 College football results summaries suggested retail $32580 $22Y72 Georgia Tech upsets Georgia Asso i I ATHENS I threw two tot 1 rnn fnr nnntls i I AMENS Ga I threw two for ATHENS Ga threw two for 0 As low as 300 miles on these evaluation automobiles Only a select few from which to 11 Associated Press for4000career yards finishing with iiean'reninecesnsee4442rnCLIII 41 301 kick) 1 choose so don't delay 4: 'z'' Montana St 31 Arkansas St 14' 1 run (Carter kick) l' John Dewberry 066 Rhode Island 23 Richmond 17 Carter 40 you can save NOW touchdown passes and Dewberry ended two other sec I NCAA Division ll Semifinals A-12037 TEAM STATISTICS '41 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! ran another touchdown to lead ond-quarter drives of 66 and 80 North Dakota St 25 Nebraska-Omaha 3 14 AS MSU A Georgia Tech past 18th-ranked yards with his 30-yard run for a 14-3 Troy Stale 45 Towson State NAIA Division I First downs 19 23 Rushes yards 59-186 25-107 Return yards 88 3 A ercedes-Benz a i 1 Passing yards 313 Georgia 35-18 Saturday lead early in the second quarter and Newman 41 neaik be As' i 4 Is' i6euv 'Pr Tech freshman running back Mal- his 10-yard pass to Lee seconds Central Arkartsas 30 Moorhead St 6 passes 10-20-1 27-50-3 Authorized Dealer for sales service or easing MO vit Central Washington 22 East Central Okla 20 Punts 4-42 5-45 -eievis201010- 4 COIM King also scored on a 31-yard before halftime Saginaw Valley StAI 30 Salem Penalties-yards 3-16 9-7 Va 7 Fumbles-lost 5-5 2-1 244-8180METRO 429-8650 NA Division II 6 ''t run and set up another touchdown Georgia Tech 0 21 14 0-35 semifinals Time of possession 32'50 27:10 Call Toll In Texas: 1-800-772-2306 Georgia 3 3 3 9 Lintield Ore 55 Hanover Ind 14 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS I Ninth a 58-yard scamper Northwestern Iowa 45 Southwestern Kan 23 RUSHING: Arkansas St Jemison 21-100 2920 ALTA MERE (HWY 183) at 1-30 FORT WORTH TEXAS Maddox Buter 57 9-52 Weaver 12 -40 Montana St Clements 8 -54 Dewberry who started his rniterir 3 run (Bell kick) 2 NEXT WEEK'S PAIRINGS Jones 431 Associated Press John Dewberry touchdown passes and ran another touchdown to lead Georgia Tech past 18th-ranked Georgia 35-18 Saturday Tech freshman running back Malcolm King also scored on a 31-yard run and set up another touchdown with a 58-yard scamper Dewberry who started his college a A 0 AAAAA all I uiiiillig L1dCK mai- J--- -s '''s Central Washington 22 East Central okia 20 urns A 4-42 5-45 62 i' colm King also scored on a 31-yard before halftime Saginaw Valley St 30 Salem WVa 7 Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards NAIA Division II 3-16 9-76 run and set up another touchdown Georgia Tech 0 21 14 0-35 Time of possession 3250 27:10 Georgia 3 3 3 9-111 Lint ield Ore 55 14 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS I with a 58-yard scamper Northwestern Iowa 45 Southwestern Kan 23 RUSHING: Arkansas St Jemison 21-100 Maddox Dewberry who started his college 81: FLGavielYet le3r r5u7r (Bell kick) NEXT WEEK'S PAIRINGS 91-05 n2ste3a4ver 12-40 Montana St Clements 8-54 for 4000 career yards finishing with 4066 Dewberry ended two other second-quarter drives of 66 and 80 yards with his 30-yard run for a 14-3 lead early in the second quarter and his 10-yard pass to Lee seconds before halftime Georgia Tech 0 21 14 0-35 Georgia 3 3 3 9-111 Butler 57 3 run (Bell kick) Louisiana Tech 44 Alcorn St 21 Middle Tennessee 42 Indiana St 41 301 Montana St 31 Arkansas St 14 Rhode Island 23 Richmond 17 NCAA Division Semifinals North Dakota St 25 Nebraska-Omaha 14 Troy Stale 45 Towson State 3 NAIA Division I Quarterfinals Carson-Newman 42 Concord 's Central Arkansas 30 Moorhead St 6 Central Washington 22 East Central Okla 20 Saginaw Valley St 30 Salem WVa 7 NAIA Division II Semifinals Linfield Ore 55 Hanover Ind 14 Northwestern lowa 45 Southwestern Kan 23 NEXT WEEK'S PAIRINGS kick) 1 run (Carter kick) Carter 40 3 7 37 37 TEAM STATISTICS ASU MSU First downs 19 23 Rushes-yards 59-186 25-107 Passing yards 86 313 Return yards 88 3 Passes 10-20-1 27-50-3 Punts 4-42 5-45 Fumbles-lost 5-5 2-1 Penalties-yards 3-16 9-76 Time of possession 32:50 27:10 INDIVIDUAL' STATISTICS RUSHING: Arkansas St Jemison 21-100 Maddox 9-52 Weaver 12-40 Montana Clements 8-54 Jones 4-34 choose so don't delay you can save NOW WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! Mercedes-Benz ithorized Daler tor sales service or leasing 1 td 0 ja CARS' 244-8180METRO 429-8650 Call Toll Free: 1-800-433-2011In Texas: 1-800-772-2306 2920 ALTA MERE (M 183) at 130 FORT WORTH TEXAS Authorized Dealer for sales service or 01iFO I A an leasing NEMO career at Georgia rambled 30 yards untouched on a quarterback draw for one touchdown and completed scoring passes of 10 and 9 yards to Gary Lee to help the Yellow Jackets snap a six-game losing streak in the series King who had 104 yards on six carries raced 58 yards to the Bulldog 3 setting up Robert Layette's 3- yard touchdown run on the first play of the second quarter to cap a 74-yard drive and put the Jackets in front to stay 7-3 Layette who finished with 109 yards on 27 carries became the 20th player in Division I-A history to rush career at Georgia rambled 30 yards untouched on a quarterback draw for one touchdown and completed scoring passes of 10 and 9 yards to Gary Lee to help the Yellow Jac ket snap a six-game losing streak in the series King who had 104 yards on six carries raced 58 yards to the Bull- dog 3 setting up Robert Layette's 3- yard touchdown run on the first pay of the second quarter to cap a 74- yard drive and the put Jac ets in front to stay 7-3 Layette who finished with 109 i ards on 2 7 carries became the 20th player in Division I-A history to rush -'41163111017 -aroollnii1001Trnncmkgint-7441141i9" 77118 Irl CS "A This service helps prevent transmission problems Should you already have a problem we'll diagnose it for you and recommend just what's needed Mon-Fri Saturday 1901 Berry 921-6155 A Wi A 05104 this service neips preveny transmission problems Should you already hove a problem well diagnose it ft for you and recommend just what's needed Itt it- Mon -Fri Saturday 0( 7: IUU1 berry 921-6155 sm na rruA1aiw-- tpJ Reza 111111w- -16013 tnange transaassion Change Transmission SATURDArS RESULTS Regular Season Houston 38 Rice 26 Texas 37 Texas i2 Alabama 17 Auburn 15 Army 28 Navy 11 Boston College 45 Holy Cross 10 sr Florida 27 Florida State 17 Georgia Tech 35 Georgia 18 Tennessee 29 Vanderbilt 13 NCAA Division I-AA Quarterfinals 5 idujid 2 Adjust hands FA 1(lf Needed) Clean screen oft4 PLUS '(If Needed) FLUID Replace pan gasket ti tTR- Complete Road Test i-' ---ff Foreign Autos Trucks a X4 4 21 VI 7- 0 tat ilt IntriSostr5 t5-016 --'-rA 0t3 '''41'''- 74A "1013137 're VI 0 01060' -poret- ail a (Aix A so 0 1 ii1 'yid top Fluid Adjust bands (H Needed) Clean screen s(If Needed) Replace pan gasket Complete Road Test Foreign Autos Trucks 4X4 1984 1 300D 1 L-Nw 'bigo 1 11 MONTANA ST 31 ARKANSAS ST 14 Arkansas St 7 7 0 0-14 Montana St 0 7 7 17-31 ASU Bowers 25 (MSS interception (Wiseman kick) 45 Pass interception (Wiseman kick) Dietrich from Bradley (Carter kick) Davis 10 pass from Bradley (Carter kick) MSU Dietrich 12 pass from Bradley (Carter Zwitrar 330trun (Bell kick) NCAA Semifinals Division IAA PASSING: Arkansas St Brown 10-201-86 Mon- gal: 1 10 pass from Dewberry (Bell kick) Louisiana Tech (9-41 at Middle Tennessee St I 11-21 Andal 0-3-0-0 Maddox 4-34 Weaver 3) run (Bell kick) Rhode Island I 10-21Ar Montana State (10-2) 3-23 Lewis 2-20 Montana St Bignell 6-87 Clements 9 Pass frOM Dewberry (Bell kick) NC II 4-45 Davis 3-41 Dietrich 3-39 Bateman 1-35 Jones 2aa2Lan 50 Final 721erpuntreturn (Butler kick) At McAllen 531 punter Snow ran out of end zone 'North Dakota St (11-1) vs Troy State (11-1) A-82122 NAIA Division I TEAM STATISTICS 1 Semifinals MIDDLE TENNESSEE 42 GT Ga Saginaw Valley St (8-2) at Carson-Newman (9-2) INDIANA STATE 41 First downs 19 15 Central Washington (11-1) at Central Arkansas (9-2) 5aussshienwarrdcsis 60-306 34-148 NAIA Don II Middle Tennessee 2 1 0 0 0 7 7 7-42 67 149 Finals Return yards i 29 Indiana State 0 7 6 8 7 7 4-41 138 Northwestern lowa (11-1) at Lint ield Ore t11-0) Burse 6 pass from Passes 9-14-0 12-33-4 Punts 8-41 4-42 DI111-AA PLAYOFFS Corwin (Potte kick) Penalties-yards kick) i Fumbles-lost 1-0 2 2 80 run (Potter 5-31 3-30 25 pass from Corwin (Potter kick) Time of Possession 3547 2413 ISU Downing 9 pass from Miller (Bridges kick) Ill INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 7 run (kick failed) RUSHING: Georgia Tech Layette 27-109 King 6 RHODE ISLAND 23 104 Dewberry 14-68 Georgia TWilliams 7-57 RICHMOND 17 ISU Clardy 3 run (Downing pass from Miller) Burse 12 pass from Corwin (Potter kick) 15-55 12 pass from Miller (Bridges kick) PASSING Georgia Tech Dewberry 9-14-0-67 Richmond 3 7 0 7-17 10 run (Bridges kick) It Georgia Dukes 6-15-2-60 TWilliams 4-9-1-20 Rhode island 0 14 9 0-23 I run (Potter kick) jaaivn iateor Georgia Tech Glanton 4-19 Lee 2- Toibin 25 1 run (Potter kick) 4 4 run (Pass failed) 15s9: Layette 2-12 Georgia TJackson 3-33 Osborn 2- low kick) Donfield 1 pasS from Ehrhardt (Stringfel- A-6225 TEAM STATISTICS 12 pass from Elder (Toibin kick) MT ISU 2 pass from Ehrhardt (Stringfellow First downs 15 28 kick) Rushes 45-270 66-275 -yards oulsv0 25 pass from Ehrhardt (kick tailed) Passing yards 145 181 4 ille selects UR FG Stringfellow 27 111C1-0B4f6yer 1 run (Toibint kick) Return yards 102 45 Passes 08-11-0 15-25-0 Punts Fumbles-lost 1-1 5-41 2-1 RIC URJ Penalties-yards 10-81 5-40 First downs 31 Jo Time of Possession 23:45 3615 Rushes yards 61-213 11-013 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Passing yards 278 389 RUSHING: Middle Tenn Hall 29-223 Anderson 9- Return yards 98 30 31 Indiana St Clardy 24-99 Dwenger 21-75 Miller Passes 22-41-2 34-53-1 1168 it chnellenberger Punts nalties-l yards 02-38 05-32 PASSING: Middle Tenn Corwin 8-11-0-145 Indi- Fumbles-ost 05 4-1 Pe -040 0-2 ana St Miller 15-25-0-181 09-5Y RECEIVING: Middle Tenn Burse 3-34 Clark 2- Time of Possession 34:14 24:46 84 Indiana St Downing 4-58 Bell 4-50 Kimball 3- 39 Associated Press 111112EMIEMIZIEll LOUISIANA 'TECH 44 Howard Schnellenberger who College football ALCORN ST 21 Callers say BYU coached Miami to an national foot- Louisiana Tech 00 30 14 00-44 ball championship then left while Alcorn St 00 00 00 21-21 shouldn't be No 1 he was at the top started at the bot- 5 run (Benyola kick) South Carolina coach hon- kic a 12 Pass from Gandy tBenvola tom again Saturday by taking the Associated Press ored: South Carolina Coach Joe LaT sacked Myles in end zone for job as head coach at Louisville satety A telephone call-in The hiring of Schnellenberger 1 Morrison who directed his team to a LaT 8 pass from Gandv teenvola kick) poll oll conducted by ABC-TV Saturday 10-1 cord this 1 re season and a No 7 Breske 5 pass from Gandy (Benyola kick) who sat out this season after a deal La Green 7 run (SPIPOla kick) that asked whether or not Brigham ranking has been named the Walter litlu--20owrill 3 run Haenyolakick) with the United States Football Camp Football Foundation 1984 ASU Joe" esoan era nkel csk 1 Young should be ranked No 1 in 1 (Green kick) League fell through had been ru- 47 pass trom Raines (Green college football drew 191336 "no" '0 was an- mored for weeks It was sealed Sat- coach responses and 166590 "yes" opin- flounce in the A 16204 year Haven i Conn kick) urday afternoon in a meeting of TEAM STATISTIcs ASU ions La Louisville's Athletic Association First downs 20 12 Brigham Young at 12-0 the only board of directors then announced Lombardi finalist announced: Rushes-yards 45-130 31-minus 67 unbeaten team in major college by President Donald Swain in Louis- Texas' Tony Degrate Pittsburgh's Passing yards 318 300 football is ranked No 1 in the weekville Ky Bill Fralic Clemson's William Perry Igtsuserns yards 3 55 2241-2 19-32-0 ly Associated Press and United Southern Cal's Jack Del Rio Punts 4-458 9275 The Miami Herald reported Sat- an ou Fumbles-lost 0-0 4-0 Press International polls have been named as the finalists of Penalties-yards 4-30 10-83 Sportswriters and broadcasters urday that Schnellenberger 50 was Time of Possession 20:34 2924 offered a five-year contract worth at the 15th annual Lombardi Awa INoiroupd sTATIsTics symbolic of the nation's outstand coaches vote in the UPI poll ng RUSHING: Louisiana Tech Green 19-70 Jones vote in the AP poll and college 11-48 Jackson 7-32 Alcorn State aines 4-52 Qualls least $250000 a year that would guar- 13-33 Stafford 3-17 lineman ABC set up special telephone antee him $1 million cash if he stays PASSING: Louisiana Tech Gandy 20-35-1 287 Zyatitelsev28-t VI 10 years a provision also in the con- The winner will be announced at a Alcorn State Raines 15-24-0 225 numbers during their telecasts of tract of basketball Coach Denny benefit dinner Thursday night at alreCEIVING: Louisiana Tech Sherman 8-163 II4r7eleogigorikl r4ron Slo i E2liarney 7-134 the Auburn-Alabama and Florida- Crum the Shamrock Hilton in Houston Lawrence Florida State games i -1 'for "4 '4y' L' :0 4 a Cbc rtv svo c-- if-- gt Ngt- C44S 0 tfo'' 017' de i 4 4' 'At 10 vp 1 ft s14 --i 'Art 11 iile' 1 it') J11: 14:: lt)' 14411 4 '16 ii vpf 4 -4 i 71 Jilt fid' 447-iiecw o4e J10 i 1''' 4 N' CO 41 1111 Zb A rNN A C111 1' t-c-: II: NW ttrp I -1' a'8 illiksso 4' db i i11U-- -4 41 NANN 0-- 40 1 410 7ele Itti A fv-1 A or 0 Sell 1 11 et wif i 0 'dig A fee 4 OteZ See OP 0 Boats 0 rand Prizes 0 Fishing Tackle i 0 Houston 0 Fishing Seminars Factory Reps 0 Door Prizes Over 100000 square feet of outdoor bargains at prices you'll never see oc- 0 10' 0 10 Rg 0 0 a OP 81111i1 I 0 0 4-v -P 7 141 jAL1di 'co 0 to 46-Ao pg yra' 0 6-1 iv -141 0 i Or I A) 0 74 1 110 70 40001tri rt B0008011' Eill 0 A 113B 0 kr 0 1i 4-1 i Amon Carter Exhibit Hall i i ill Rogers Complex 1 1 December 743-9 1 Pi 41' 6': 1 itit ouisville selects khnellenberger Associated Press Howard Schnellenberger who coached Miami to an national football championship then left while he was at the top started at the bottom again Saturday by taking the job as head coach at Louisville The hiring of Schnellenberger who sat out this season after a deal with the United States Football League fell through had been rumored for weeks It was sealed Saturday afternoon in a meeting of Louisville's Athletic Association board of directors then announced by President Donald Swain in Louisville Ky The Miami Herald reported Saturday that Schnellenberger 50 was offered a five-year contract worth at least $250000 a year that would guarantee him $1 million cash if he stays 10 years a provision also in the contract of basketball Coach Denny Crum 4(4P stoN eG) 7(le Amon Carter Exhibit Hall 30 run (Bell kick) Butler 34 10 pass from Dewberry (Bell kick) 31 run (Bell kick) 9 pass from Dewberry (Bell kick) Butler 50 72 punt return (Butler kick) punter Snow ran out of end zone A-82122 TEAM STATISTICS GT Ga First downs 19 15 Rushesyards 60-306 34-148 Passing yards 67 149 Return yards 29 138 Passes 9-14-0 12-33-4 Punts 8-41 4-42 Fumbles-lost 1-0 2-2 Penalties-yards 5-31 3-30 Time of Possession 35:47 2413 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Georgia Tech Layette 27-109 King 6 104 Dewberry 14-68 Georgia TWilliams 7-57 15-55 PASSING: Georgia Tech Dewberry 9-14-0-67 Georgia Dukes 6-15-2-60 TWilliams 4-9-1-20 1Jackson 2-9-1-69 RECEIVING: Georgia Tech Glanton 4-19 Lee 2- 19 Layette 2-12 Georgia TJackson 3-33 Osborn 2 59 College football South Carolina coach honored: South Carolina Coach Joe Morrison who directed his team to a 10-1 record this season and a No 7 ranking has been named the Walter Camp Football Foundation 1984 "coach of the year" it was announced in New Haven Conn Lombardi finalist announced: Texas' Tony Degrate Pittsburgh's Bill Fra lic Clemson's William Perry and Southern Cal's Jack Del Rio have been named as the finalists of the 15th annual Lombardi Award symbolic of the nation's outstanding lineman The winner will be announced at a benefit dinner Thursday night at the Shamrock Hilton in Houston etP 0 0 csoC N4 tPti 1 alosti edl 4 fee Eoteiz See Boats 0 Fishing Tackle Fishing Seminars Door Prizes Over 100000 square feet of outdoor BEIOgetRIV December 789 NCAA Division I-AA Semifinals Louisiana Tech (9-4) at Middle Tennessee St I 11-2) Rhode Island (10-2) at Montana State (10-2) NCAA Division II Final At McAllen 'North Dakota St (11-1) vs Troy State (11-1) NAIA Division 1 Semifinals Saginaw Valley St (8-2) at Carson-Newman (9-2) Central Washington (11-1) at Central Arkansas (9-2) NAIA Division II Finals Northwestern Iowa (11-1) at Linf laid Ore 01-0) DI111-AA PLAYOFFS RHODE ISLAND 23 RICHMOND 17 Richmond 3 1 0 7-17 Rhode island 0 14 9 0-23 Toibin 25 Donfield 1 pasS from Ehrhardt (Stringfellow kick) 12 pass from Bleier (Toibin kick) 2 pass from Ehrhardt (Stringfellow kick) 25 pass from Ehrhardt (kick failed) UR FG Stringfellow 27 1 run (Toibin kick) 10446 TEAM STATISTICS IC UPI First downs 31 20 Rushesyards 61-213 11-013 Passing yards 278 389 Return yards 98 58 Passes 22-41-2 34-53-1 Punts 02-38 05-32 Fumbles-lost 4-1 0-0 Penalties-yards 05-040 09-59 Time of Possession 34:14 24:46 LOUISIANA TECH 44 ALCORN ST 21 Louisiana Tech 00 30 14 00-44 Alcorn St 00 00 00 21-21 5 run (Benyoia kick) 12 Pass from Gandy (Deny() la kick) sacked Myles in end zone for safety 8 pass from Gandy (Benyola kick) Breske 5 pass from Gandy (Benyola kick) 7 run BeflY0la kick) 2 run (Benyola kick) 3 run (Green kick) 9 bass from Raines (Green kick) 47 pass from Raines (Green kick) A-16204 TEAM STATISTICS LaT 45-130 318 4-458 ASU 12 31-minus 67 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards 318 300 Return yards 3 55 Passes 22-41-2 19-32-0 Punts 4-458 9275 Fumbles-lost 0-0 4-0 Penalties-yards 4-30 10-83 Time of Possession 20:34 29:24 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Louisiana Tech Green 19-70 Jones 11-48 Jackson 7-32 Alcorn State aines 4-52 Qualls 13-33 Stafford 3-17 PASSING: Louisiana Tech Gandy 20-35-1 287 Stanley 2-6-1 31 Alcorn State Raines 15-24-0 225 Myles 4-8-0 75 RECEIVING: Louisiana Tech Sherman 8-163 Bailey 3-60 Breske 3-29 Alcorn State Barney 7-134 Lawrence 1-47 Robinson 2-40 Joe 3-28 0 Grand Prizes 0 Jimmy Houston 0 Factory Reps bargains at prices you'll OE 078E171 0A100 11B )( Will Rogers Complex PASSING: Arkansas St Brown 10-201-86 Montana St Bradley 27-47-3-313 Andal 0-3-0-0 RECEIVING: Arkansas St Maddox 4-34 Weaver 3-23 Lewis 2-20 Montana St Bignell 6-87 Clements 4-45 Davis 3-41 Dietrich 3-39 Bateman 1-35 Jones 5-30 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 42 INDIANA STATE 41 Middle Tennessee 21 0 0 0 7 7 7-42 Indiana State 0 7 6 8 1 7 6-41 Bur se 6 pass from Corwin (Potter kick) 80 run (Potter kick) 25 pass from Corwin (Potter kick) ISU Downing 9 pass from Miller (Bridges kick) 7 run (kick failed) 1SU Clardy 3 run (Downing pass from Miller) 12 pass from Corwin (Potter kick) 12 pass from Miller (Bridges kick) 10 run (Bridges kick) 1 run (Potter kick) 1run (Potter kick) 4 run (Pass failed) A-6225 TEAM STATISTICS MT 1St) First downs 15 28 Rushes-yards 45-270 66275 Passing yards 145 181 Return yards 102 45 Passes 08-11-0 15-25-0 Punts 5-41 1SU 28 66275 181 45 15-25-0 5-41 2-1 First downs 15 20 Rushes-yards 45-270 66-275 Passing yards 145 181 Return yards 102 45 Passes 08-11-0 15-25-0 Punts 6-39 5-41 Fumbles-lost 11 2-1 Penalties-yards 10-81 5-40 Time of Possession 23:45 3615 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Middle Tenn Hall 29-223 Anderson 9- 31 Indiana Si Clardy 24-99 Dwenger 21-75 Miller 11-68 PASSING: Middle Tenn Corwin 8-11-0-145 Indiana St Miller 15-25-0-181 RECEIVING: Middle Tenn Burse 3-34 Clark 2 84 Indiana SI Downing 4-58 Bell 4-50 Kimball 3- 39 Callers say BYU shouldn't be No 1 Associated Press NEW YORK A telephone call-in poll conducted by ABC-TV Saturday that asked whether or not Brigham Young should be ranked No 1 in college football drew 191336 "no" responses and 166590 "yes" opinions Brigham Young at 12-0 the only unbeaten team in major college football is ranked No 1 in the weekly Associated Press and United Press International polls Sportswriters and broadcasters vote in the AP poll and college coaches vote in the UPI poll ABC set up special telephone numbers during their telecasts of the Auburn-Alabama and Florida-Florida State games never see A () 'co 0 c7c? 414 70 1) 111 '0 00 I iat) 0 3 kt 00 CS 1 III 73e tfol iLit 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