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Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 63

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cc Sunday November 11 2001 STAR-TELEGRAM WWWDFWCOM A LANDMARK VICTORY CAN YOU GUESS WHO WON? When Oregon State defeated No 8 Washington 49-24 it did more thah knock the Huskies out of the Pac-10 title race It was the Beavers' first victory at home over Washington since 1974 and ended a I3-game losing streak to the Huskies In the first half against Rutgers Pittsburgh averaged almost 10 yards per play gaining 392 yards and scoring on drives of 80 60 80 50 77 and 27 yards Rutgers averaged 25 inches in being held to 21 yards in the half Yes you guessed right Pittsburgh won 42-0 Today TCU bowl hopes fading 888 38 Turnovers mistakes and TC11 AlabamaBirmingham's rushing defense cost the Frogs and damage their bowl hopes TCU is another story The Frogs must sweep Louisville and 4-3 Southern Mississippi in their final two games for any bowl consideration In reality UAB probably closed the Frogs' window "Today we said we had to come in here and be the best defense and we weren't" TCU More on TCU on SCC 40MS 1401trErtAvywoo-rerozwowtvgfritlimmemommAoil evigarommotwomaio ti 4 1 ('-' bki 11MP 1 I 11'' 1 r- 1 l' 6 400 it a -v I -7: 1 i i 1 4 'WI 4 i By TROY PHILLIPS STAR-TELEGRAM STAFF WRITER BIRMINGHAM Ala The clock struck 11 and there's one hour to go for TCU It comes in 13 days against Louisville Tick tick tick TCU (4-5 2-3 in Conference USA) all but ended talk of bowls and new momentum in Fort Worth after turnovers a porous defense and a late-arriving offense couldn't overcome Alabama-Birmingham (5-4 4-2) in a 38-17 defeat at Legion Field With Louisville (9-1) and East Carolina (6-3) likely having nailed down two of CUSNs four bowl spots (bids have not officially gone out) UAB moved within a victory of becoming eligible for its first postseason berth with games remaining against Houston and Pittsburgh TCU's Casey Printers left threw for 310 yards but couldn't escape Bryan Thomas and the UAB defense in Saturday's 38- 17 loss THE BIRMINGHAM NEWSFRANK COUCH VIA AP ()! 31 I 10 Kingsbury too much for Oklahoma State Texas Tech quarterback Kliff Kingsbury above passes for 440 yards and four touchdowns to send the Red Raiders past the Cowboys 49-30 Story on 3CC I I 4 1 I SI44141 IN All cylinders working in Longhorns' rout Cedric Benson rushes for 218 yards as Texas starts fast and cruises to a 59-0 rout of Kansas Story on 3CC Dui The Sooners' offense gets "angry" in the second half The Aggies' offense meanwhile sees only five first downs Cornhuskers rally past Kansas State Making the big play at the right time has Nebraska a 31- 21 winner over K-State closing in on a shot at the national championship Wendell Banthouse on 4CC South Carolina can't halt Florida Grossman Rex Gmssman passes for three touchdowns as the Gators rout South Carolina 54-17 ttrr nn 22CC UNT getting closer to a bowl berth North Texas quarterback Scott hail leads the Mean Green to its fourth consecutive victory Story on 7CC 1 ts) (0 I) -10 ri 4 i vl (J 1 0 1 0 4 ti 1 -'4 41 11- I 4 1 I i rt i) t5(iitt 1 ift 7- it 4 t4 4 2 11 5f' 7 I 1441'1'1 -4t' T'k ''f' ii l' -it's l' 'it'' I '4' I 8 1 (1 '('''4 il''''' ir4 11 "'2 '1' 4 1 i'' 2) f-er i t'lltle' -It1 4 i 1 i 11 i I (I PI 11701 it I 0 I 1::4 ft- i ir wk-j 1114 p4 -tr'--' i't 4 -t ielt I -1r t) (- bt 4 il -1? 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Sooners 31 Aggies 10 Instead there was a sound worth remembering in the second quarter while the Aggies led 10-3 and the home team's offense NORMAN Okla Forget if you will the inevitable 427 renditions of Bootner Sooner that were heard throughout the afternoon Forget the second-half reaction of the anxious 75525 who cheered while Oklahoma snuffed the hopes of a truly inert Texas offense Forget the final margin too Gil Le Breton COMMENTARY SUN BELT 7CC North Texas -42 La-Lafayette17 I Alrf1711tWqr Mr Akiggiimoswommomeana m6W4tivimlo-03o.

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