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2F The ltmac-Jouml, Oianwoud. -C. Oct. 13), Top-ranked3Iowa takes Wisconsin; Sooners topple Texas Appalachian State 25 UT-Chattanooga 0 BOONE, N.C. (AP) David Freeland returned an interception 25 yards for a touchdown and Kenny BlackneU blocked a punt for a safety as Appalachian State blanked Tennessee Chattanooga 25-0 in Southern Conference football Saturday.

FfeelancTs return and Bill Welch's conversion kick gave the Mountaineers a 7-0 lead at the 5: 52 mark of the opening period. After the Moccasins failed to move the ensuing kick off, BlackneU deflected Bui Smith's punt through the UTC end zone for a 9-0 edge. Midway through the fourth with Air Force leading 7-7, Weiss hit tight end Hugh Brennan with a 53-yard pass that set up halfback Randy Jones' 2-yard scoring run, putting the game out of reach. The game, played before a record Navy crowd of 35,663, was the fourth straight for Air Force over its service academy rival. It gave the Falcons a 6-0 record this year.

Navy dropped to 1-4. Navy moved the ball well in the first and third quarters, but the Air Force defense didn't give up any big plays and held Middies' running back Napoleon McCallum to 67 yards on 15 carries. Asr Farce 9 14 9 1824 Navr 6 6 167 AF Smith 3 run (Ruby kick) AFA Pittman 3 run (Ruby kick) Navy Sniffen 15 pass from Byrne (Solomon kick) AFA FG Ruby 20 AFA Jones 2 run (Ruby kick). maining to play snapped a tie and sent the Yellow Jackets, 4-1, to their third conaecuUve victory. Mays also scored on a 61-yard run in the first half and Malcolm King added a 5-yard scoring run-Thomas Palmer booted a 45-yard field 'goal for Tech's other points.

Western Carolina, 3-2-1, scored on a 1-yard run by David May field, a 71-yard pass from quarterback Willie Perkins to Vincent Noell and a 20-yard field goal by Kirk Roach. Maya, who set a Tech freshman record with 206 yards on 25 carries, completed a 79-yard, 13-piay drive for the victory after the Catamounts' Milton Beck fumbled on the Tech 21-yard line only- 10 seconds into the final period. Western Carolina had moved 25 yards on the passing of Perkins before the turnover. Perkins connected on the 71-yard scoring bomb to Noell with 6:30 left in the third period to gain the 17-17 tie as Tech could manage- only 53 yards and one first down in the quarter. Air Force 24 Navy 7 ANNAPOLIS, Md.

(AP) Quarterback Bart Weiss set. up two touchdowns with passes of 60 and 53 yards and engineered a 44-yard scoring drive on the ground as unbeaten and 13th ranked Air Force defeated Navy 24-7 Saturday in college football. The Midshipmen held the Falcons' potent Wishbone attack to their lowest point total of the year, but the offense managed only a third-quarter touchdown on a 15-yard pass from quarterback Bill Byrne to tight end John Snif-fen. Air Force did not get a first down in the first quarter and was mired deep in its end of the field early in the" second period when Weiss connected on a 60-yard toss to wide receiver Ken Carpenter. Two plays later, fullback Johnny Smith raced untouched into the end zone from the 3-yard line.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) Chuck Long passed for one touchdown and: Ronnie Harmon ran for another, leading top-ranked Iowa to a 23-13 victory over Wisconsin in a Big Ten Conference football game Saturday. It was the fifth victory this season for the undefeated Hawkeyes and gave them a 2-0 conference record. The Badgers fell to 3-2 overall and 0-2 in Big Ten play. The game looked like an easy Iowa victory until Wisconsin Coach Dave McClain yanked starting quarterback Mike Howard and substituted Bod Keyes for the second half.

Keyes, aided by some offensive errors by the Hawkeyes, twice led Wisconsin to within three points of Iowa in the third quarter. But a 12-yard touchdown run by Harmon and a 35-yard field goal by Robb Houghtlln in the fourth quarter put the Hawkeyes safely ahead. The Badgers trailed 10-0 at the half, then scored on a 3-yard pass from Keyes to fullback Joe Armentrout. Iowa came back with a 40-yard Houghtlln field goal for a 13-7 leadT Todd Gregoire kicked a 27-yard field goal with one second left in the third quarter, putting the Badgers within 13-10. Howard connected on 0 of 12 passes for 46 yards and one interception against the Hawkeyes.

Long was 18 for 28 for 167 yards, with one interception. Harmon rushed 20 times for 175 yards. Wisconsin's Larry Emery rushed for 104 yards. Oklahoma 14 Texas 7 DALLAS (AP) Reserve halfback Patrick Collins raced 45 yards around left end for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter Saturday, giving second-ranked Oklahoma a 14-7 victory over 17th-ranked Texas in a battle of college football unbeaten. Collins, a sophomore from Florida 17 Tennessee 10 GAINESVILLE, Fla.

(AP) Neal Anderson rambled for two touchdowns as seventh-ranked Florida defeated No. 14 Tennessee 17-10 in a Southeastern Conference football game Saturday. Anderson's scoring runs of 9 yards and 1 yard came in the third quarter on drives of 49 and 38 yards, following punts of only 32 and 31 yards By Tennessee Bob Gannon. Anderson finished with 161 yards on 30 carries. Florida had a 17-3 lead, before the Vols scored early in the final quarter and had one more shot before stalling midway through the period.

The victory gave the Gators a 4-0-1 record, including 3-0 in the SEC, but Florida is ineligible to win the conference race Because its on NCAA probation. Tennessee fell to 2-1-1 and 1-1 in becoming Florida's eighth consecutive victim in SEC play. Helped by a 15-yard penalty, the Vols needed only five plays to move 98 yards for their touchdown. 6 7 14 8 MS II la fx. Damon 42 UT FG Revets 33 Fla Anderson run (Dawson kick) Fla Anderson 1 run (Dawson kick) UT McGee 20 pass from Robinson (Revels kick) A 74,432 UT Fla 17 17 3J-51 59-153 300 143 26 21 16-36-3 13-11-2 6-37 6-38 2-1 2-1 541 5-44 29:39 30:30 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Punts Fumbies-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Tennessee, K.Davis 16-46, Henderson 4-19.

Florida, Anderson 29-109. jX. wl Bams 13-39. PASSING Tennessee, KoHasoa 36-36-2-380. Florida.

Bin 12-17-1-143. fUSCEIVTtiG Tennessee. Cnnkaceles 7-101, McGea 841. Florida J.L. Wiltsuns 5-47, McDonald 2-25, Anderson 2-22.

Wolverines EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) Michigan quarterback Jim Harbaugh threw a touchdown pass anddefensive back Ed Hood scored after a blocked punt within the first 4:01 of the game as the No. 3 Wolverines beat rival Michigan State 31-0 Saturday in college football. The victory left the Wolverines unbeaten at 5-0 for the season and 2- 0 in the Big Ten Conference, while the Spartans slipped to 2-3 and 0-2. Michigan State was forced into four turnovers, ail of which were resulted in scores by the Wolverines.

The Spartans' defense forced Michigan to give up the ball three times. Michigan State quarterback Bobby McAllister tumbled the snap on the second play of the fame and Michigan recovered, hree plays later, Harbaugh flipped a 9-yard TD pass to tight end Eric Kattus. The Spartans were forced to punt on their next possession and Michigan's Dieter Heren blocked it. Heren scooped up the ball and ran to the 1, where he fumbled into the end zone and Hood fell on the ball for another Michigan touchdown. Penn State 19 Alabama 17 STATE COLLEGE, Pa.

(AP) Massimo Manca's four field goals triggered Penn State's Nittany Lions to a 19-17 victory over the Alabama Crimson Tide Saturday in a defensive struggle of the Top Ten teams. Manca kicked field goals of 38, 44, 50 and 20 yards to give unbeaten No. 8 Penn State its fifth win of the season. He failed on two attempts. Tenth-rated Alabama, losing its first game after four victories, held the lead just once, in the first period on a 19-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Mike Shula to flanker Al Bell.

Penn State held in cheek an Alabama offense that had scored 85 points in its last two games to just a field goal in the final three periods, took the lead for good 2: 33 into the third period on a 50-yard field goal by Manca. After Alabama went ahead 7-3 with 4:49 left in the opening period, Penn State made it 7-3 on Manca's 38-yarder. Then, with five seconds left in the first half, Manca, who has 15 career field goals, delivered a 44-yarder to make it 7-6. After getting Penn State ahead in the third Seriod, the kicker increased Penn tate's margin to 12-7. After Alabama pulled to within 12-10 on a 45-yard field goat by Van Tiffin, Penn State wrapped it up a seven-play, 80-yard drive that ended in an 11 -yard touchdown pass from second string quarterback Matt Knizner.

Gardner-Webb 38 Lenoir Rhyne 8 BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. (AP) Al Bianco passed for two third-quarter touchdowns and Jimbo Early added a 3-yard scoring run in the period to lead Gardner-Webb to a 38-8 SAC-8 football victory over Lenoir Rhyne Saturday. Mark Greene's 36-yard field goal with 8:36 left in the first period staked Gardner-Webb to a 3- 0 lead that stood up through halftime. The Bulldogs broke away in a Tulsa, Okla. who was making only his eighth carry of the season, took aperfect pitch from quarterback Troy Aikman and sped untouched for the score that settled the defense-dominated 80th meeting of these two old Red River rivals.

Oklahoma now is 3-0 for the season, while Texas dropped to 3-1. Texas leads the all-time series 47-29-4. The Sooners' No. 1-ranked defense allowed Texas only four first downs, none in the second half. The deepest the Texas offense got on its own momentum was the Sooners' 49.

The seven-point underdog Long-horns shocked the Sooners late in the first quarter when senior defensive end Kip Cooper caught a fumble in the air and staggered seven yards for a touchdown. Thomas Aldridge applied the tackle that forced the Sooners Lydell Carr to fumble. It didn't take long for the Sooners to tie the score 7-7, smashing 80 yards in nine plays in the second period, with Can-charging across from the 1. A 43-yard pass from Aikman to tight end Keith Jackson put the drive in motion. Oklahoma lost Ail-American noseguard Tony Casillas for the game with a knee sprain in the first quarter.

Texas 7 7 OMahessa 7 7 9 Texaa Cooper 7 fumble return (Ward kick) Okla Carr 1 run (Lasbar kick) Okla Collins 45 run (Lasbar kick) A 72,000 Tex 4 JS-17 S3 34 4-15-3 12-44 1-0 5-30 24:44 Okla 14 66-220 67 14 40 8-48 4-2 346 35:16 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts FumUes-lost Penalties-yards lime at i INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Texas. Noma 5-17. Carr 23-60. Collins 4-M, Perry 11 34 PASSING Texas. Dodge 4-13-2-53, Stafford 0-2-1-0.

Oklahoma, Aikman 4 47 RECEIVING Texas, Gay 2-29-0-49. Oklahoma, Jackson 2-46. lead on a 5-yard run by Darrin Holloman and a 17-yard touchdown scamper with an interception by Eric Williams. Auburn tied it 14-14 on Reggie Ware's 1-yard run, and it was 17-17 at the naif after each team kicked a field goal. Porter intercepted his first pass at the start of the second half.

Auburn then scored twice quickly, once on Brent Full wood's 1-yard run and the other time on Jackson's 35-yard run. Florida St. 14 3 7 3 27 Ankara 7 it 14 26 Aub Jackson 53 run (Johnson kick) FSU Holloman 5 run (Schmidt kick) FSU Williams 17 pass interception (Schmidt kick) Aub Ware 1 run (Johnson -kick) FSU FG Schmidt 42 Aub FG Knape 23 Aub Fullwood 1 run (Johnson kick) Aub Jackson 35 run (Johnson kick) FSU Smith 2 run (Schmidt kick) FSU FG Schmidt 46 Aub Weygand 13 run (Johnson kick Aub Porter 33 pass interception (Johnson kick) Aub Stallworth (Johnson kick) Aub Threatt 8 run (Johnson kick) A 75,000 FSU Aub 21 23 35-139 60-413 366 55 14 94 13-31-4 6-10-1 1-43 2-13 3-1 0-0 8-60 5-40 26. 12 33:46 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fum bles-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Florida T. Smith 10-76, C.

Jones 6-29, Floyd 4-6. HoBoman 3-17. Auburn, Jackson 30-176. Ages 8-95, Fullwood 9-49. PASSINGIonda Thomas 6-16-3-165.

McHanus 6-9-042. Ferguson 1-5-1-19. Auburn, Washington 6-16-1-5S. RECEIVING Florida Jones 2-73, Bryant 2-69, T. Smith 1-32.

Auburn, Gainous 3-25, Weygand 1-23. a 6 a a XsU--Freeland S3 pass Interception (Welch kick) ASUSJey MaekneTI blocked punt out of end zoos ASU FG Welch 3B ASU Douglas 24 pass from Isom (Welch kick) ASU FG Nfttmo 4S ASU FG Welch St ftrc'I84Asu 8 12 47-46 36-47 11 Return yards ft 42 o-is-i n-ap-e S-4 1-0 Tisaeof pssseunsn 25:39 34:39 INDIVIDUAL STATWTICS RUSHING Evans 8-30. Appalachian Settle 30-58. Real 3-14. PASSING Hunter 5-13-1-61.

Couch 1-3-8-u. Appalachian Pay-ton 15-27-6-167, Isom 1-1-03T RECEIVING Term. OlatUaooga, Holmes 3gHuntiMU12. Appalachian StTDouglas 4-63, Georgia Tech 24 W. Carolina 1 7 ATLANTA (AP) Freshman tailback Jerry Mays raced for 206 yards and two touchdowns, including a 28-yard sprint midway in the final period Saturday, to help Georgia Tech overcome Division 1-AA Southern Conference upstart Western Carolina 24-17.

Mays' scoring run with 6:36 re bombard seven-minute stretch of the third quarter to push to a 24-0 advantage. Bianco passed 26 yards to Kelvin Richardson with 9:30 re maining, and Greene added the extra point, the first of five. Bianco then hit Early from 18 yards out with 6:55 left. Early finished the Gardner-Webb spurt with a 3-yard run with 2:22 left. Defensive back Eric Brewton returned a punt 78 yards for a touchdown and a 31-0 Gardner-Webb edge.

Brewton leads the team in scoring with four touchdowns, three on interception returns. Lenoir Rhyne took the ensuing kick off and avoided the shutout when Terrence Steward took a 6-yard touchdown pass from Bryan Bryson with 11:13 left to play. Steward caught a two-point conversion pass from Bryson. Tony Campbell's 1-yard run with 6:39 left closed out the Gardner-Webb scoring; and helped the Bulldogs raise then- record to 4-1, 1- 1 in the SAC-8. Lenoir Rhyne is 2- 4 and 1-2.

Brigham Young 28 San Diego St. PROVO, Utah (AP) Robbie Bosco threw for two touchdowns and ran for a third as llth-ranked Brigham Young rolled over San Diego State 28-0 in a Western Athletic Conference college football game Saturday. Bosco thrilled a homecoming crowd of 65,407 by throwing scoring passes of 13 and 20 yards and completed 25 of 37 passes for 257 yards as the Cougars boosted their season record to 5-1, 2-0 in the WAC. In suffering its second loss in five games, San Diego State was unable to sustain a fruitful drive and wound up punting eight times, and in the Aztecs' deepest penetration made it to the Cougar 1-yard line in the final period before BYU took over on downs. Bosco's first touchdown pass, 13 yards to tight end Trevor Molini, came on BYU's first series and capped an 80-yard drive in which the Cougars uncharacteristically rushed the football eight straight times.

Following a 27 yard punt return by Vai Sikahema, Bosco made it 14- on a 1-yard run late in the first period. That score stood until late the third period when BYU running back Tom "Tuipulotu skirted right end and ran 45 yards for the Cougars' third score. BYU started its final scoring drive late in the third period and moved the ball' 82 yards in 12 plays, Bosco finding Scott Nor-berg tor his second scaring pass. serve quarterback Jim Plum then replaced Aztec quarterback Todd Santos and hit Vince Warren with a 40-yard pass to the BYU 9. On fourth and 10 Plum connected with Corey Gilmore on a pass, but he was stopped shy of the end zone.

BYU, the defending national champion, relied on the punishing running of Tuipulotu, who sained 121 yards on 13 carries, andLakei Heimuli, who had 62 yards on 17 attempts. North Carolina 34 Wake Forest 14 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) Kevin Anthony passed for a school record five touchdowns three to flanker Earl Winfield as North Carolina whipped Wake 1 AFA 16 67-254 113 3 2- 7-0 644 2-0 3- 15 35:53 33-110 114 32 12-31-1 9-35 0-0 5-36 24:97 varda Return yards rambles-lost Penalties yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Air Force, Weiss 24-102, Evans 3M3, PHtman 7-51, R.Janes 8-24, Pshsniak 3-15. Nayy, McCallum 1567, Smith 9-52. PASSING Air Force, Weiss 2-7-0-113.

Navy, BAsCETvING Air Force. Carpenter i-ta. -as. navy, aoinen a-47, nay 2-au, N.C. A 35 Fayetteville St.

0 GREENSBORO (AP) Quarterback Alan Hooker passed for four touchdowns two to Jesse Britt as North Carolina pounded Fayetteville State 35-0 in college football Saturday. The Aggies, 3-4, jumped out to a 21-0 halftime lead and never looked back as the Broncos dropped to 1-3-1. State 31-0 point kicks and the Indians led 7-0 with 0:49 left in the first quarter. After Carson Newman, 2-3 overall and 1-2 in the conference, was stopped on four downs, Newberry scored again. Pete Bember's 1-yard-run completed a 10-play, 46-yard drive, giving the Indians a 13-0 lead with 3:15 left in the first period.

The lone Eagle score came with 13:11 left in the first half. Carson-Newman drove from its own 20 to the Indian 18-yard-Iine but settled for a 35-yard field goal by Louis Revets. r- i The team's traded possessions before Newberry scored again. Nesbitt's 1-yard plunge climaxed an 8-play, 51-yard drive with 2:13 left in the first half. Newberry led 20-3 in the first half.

The third quarter opened with a 9-play, 80-yard drive, highlighted by 33 and 36 yard passes from Newberry quarterback Jimmy Skipper to flanker Darryl Owings. Taylor's 28-yard field goal gave Newberry a 23-3 lead at the 8:43 mark. An interception by Indian cor-nerback Jamie Broadhurst at the Carson-Newman 26 set up another Taylor field goal. The 21-yard effort with 3:58 in the third period gave Newberry a 26-3 lead. Taylor added a 20-yarder with 13:25 left in the game and Fred Edge scored on a five-yard run with 7:18 left for the final margin.

6 3 9 9-3 19 a la 4C new ivesora run (Taylor kick) New Bember 1 run (kick failed) CN FG 35 Reveiz Mew Nesbitt 1 run (Taylor kick) New FG 28 Taylor New FG 21 Taylor New FG 20 Taylor New Edge 5 run (Taylor kick) A 3,700 Presbyterian 38 Catawba 20 SALISBURY, N.C. (AP) Freshman tailback Stevie Riggins rushed for 168 yards and three touchdowns including the go-ahead score to lead Presbyterian to 38-20 South Atlantic Conference football victory over Catawba on Saturday. Riggins scored two of his touchdowns in the fourth quarter in a 21-point outburst that put the game away. Catawba, 2-3 overall and 0-3 in the conference, led 17-10 at the half, but Riggins burst 65 yards up the middle with 5:38 left in the third quarter to tie it at 17-17. Following a 21-yard field goal by Catawba's Randy Brown early in the fourth quarter, Riggins scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 14-yard run, capping a 10-play, 55-yard drive with 6:29 left.

Moments later following an ih-tereception by Kevin Wade, Riggins went over from the 8 with 5: II left. Wade intercepted a Brian Watts pass and returned it 40 yards, enabling Riggins to score on the next play. Catawba reserve quarterback Billy Gamble was then, intercepted by linebacker Sam Pinckney, and three plays later Billy Barnes rounded out the scor- -ing with a 2-yard run. skvterlaa 1 21 -3S CUivta 3 14 4 3 29 PRES Larry 1 run (Culler kick) CAT FG Brown 28 PRES FG Culler 20 CAT White 1 run (Brown kick) CAT Little jotin run (Brown kick) PRES Riggins 65 run (Culler kick) CAT FG Brown 21 PRES Riggins 14 run (Culler kicklc PRES Riggins 8 run (Culler kick PRES Barnes 2 run (Culler kick) 4 -a Michigan Forest 34-14 in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game Saturday. Anthony teamed up with Win-field on touchdown passes of 11, 26 and 2 yards and tossed scoring passes of 6 and 34 yards to split end Eric Streater as the Tar Heels grabbed a 34-0 halftime lead en route to the school's 500th victory.

Anthony's five touchdown passes broke a school record set by Chris Kupec in 1974 against Army and twice tied by Scott Stankavage, and tied the ACC mark set in 1968 by Tommy Suggs of South Carolina against Virginia. Anthony completed 18 of 22 passes for 223 yards in the first half and finished with 279 yards on 23 of 31. Ohio State 48 Indiana 7 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Tailback John Wooldridge scored four first-half touchdowns as 15th-ranked Ohio State defeated Indiana 48-7 Saturday, handing the Hoosiers their first loss of the season. Wooldridge gained 104 yards rushing on 20 carries and ran for scores of 1, 4 and 7 yards as the Buckeyes moved to 4-1 on the year. The 5-foot 11, 197-yard junior also caught three passes for 35 yards and another TD.

Mara Hill 28 Wofford 7 MARS HILL. N.C. (AP) Quarterback Joe Pizzo connected with Dale Similton on two touchdown passes and ran for two more scores to lead Mars Hill to a 28-7 college football victory over Wofford on Saturday. Wofford, 2-4, jumped out to a 7-0 lead midway through the first quarter when Steve Mabrey caught a 64-yard scoring pass from Chuck Fraser. The Lions, 4-1 and ranked No.

15 in NAJA Division then tied the score on the next series when Similton raced 49 yards with a Pizzo screen pass for a touchdown. David Shealy added the extra point. Mars Hill took the lead for good on the first play of the second quarter after Kerry English's interception at midfield set up Pizzo's 50-yard scoring pass to Similton. Pizzo added a 2-yard touchdown run with 6:43 left to give the Lions a 21-7 halftime cushion and capped the scoring with 7:08 left in the third quarter when he plunged over from the 2. Similton, who had four catches for 148 yards, tied the school record of seven touchdown catches in a season set three times by Ronnie Capps from 1972-74.

Fraser threw for 259 yards, but was intercepted three times. Newberry 36 Canon-Newman 3 NEWBERRY (AP) John Nesbitt rushed for 167 yards and two touchdowns, pacing Newberry to a 36-3 SAC-8 conference win over defending NAIA co-champion Carson-Newman Saturday. Newberry, 4-1 overall and 2-1 in the conference, scored on its fourth play from scrimmage as Nesbitt turned outside for a 55- J'ard touchdown run. Eddie Tay-or added the first of three extra Big day Auburn's Bo Jackson rushed for 176 yards on 30 carries and scored on runs of 53 and 35 yards. Auburn routs FSU AUBURN, Ala.

AP) Bo Jackson reeled off touchdown runs of 53 and 35 yards and Auburn turned two interceptions into fourth-quarter scores as the 12th-ranked Tigers routed No. 4 Florida State 59-27 Saturday in college football. The victory by Auburn, which posted 28 points in the final quarter with the help of the two interceptions and a fumble, left each team with a 4-1 record. Jackson put Auburn ahead 7-0 with his 53-yard burst less than two minutes into the game, then gave the Tigers a 31-17 advantage in the third quarter with his 35-yard TD dash. Florida State quarterback Eric Thomas rallied the Seminoles with a fourth down, 48-yard pass to Hassan Jones, setting up a score that closed the gap to 31-24 late in the third quarter.

Florida State stopped Auburn on a fourth-down play in the fourth quarter and promptly cut Auburn lead to 31-27 on a 46-yard field goal by Derek Schmidt. Auburn, which had beaten Florida State with fourth-quarter drives each of the past two years, didn't let this one get close in the final period, piling up four touchdowns to turn the game into a runaway. The scores came on Freddy Weygand's "13-yard TD scamper on a reverse, Kevin Porter's 33-yard touchdown dash with his second interception of the game, 250-pound lineman Ron tall worth's 22-yard rumble into the end zone with an interception, and Demetrius Threatt's 8-yard run. Florida State took an early 14-7 1 I.