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ir p- Sentinel Sunday, Oct. 2, 1994 B-3 California rojaos Hil.Ml V' 8 1 i7 Continued from Page Bl vantage of a staggering penalty rate by Cal, flagged 16 times for 178 yards. Jacobbi Williams fumbled the opening kickoff and Bobby Shaw recovered at the San Jose State 5-yard line. Nine seconds into the game, Tyrone Edwards ran in for the touchdown from 2 yards out. The Spartans failed to get first downs in either of their subsequent possessions, gave up a 53-yard punt return to Na'il Benjamin and allowed two more scores on two Cal drives that totaled five plays.

Reynard Rutherford completed those drives with touchdown runs of 29 and 2 yards for a 21-0 lead. Even when San Jose State executed a punt block, it turned against the Spartans. Dee Grayer burst through the middle to block Ryan Longwell's punt but the ball bounced into Clizbe's hands right behind the line of scrimmage. He broke down the left sideline, cut back to the middle and in the clear to race by the stunned Spartans untouched for the score. Clizbe said he wasn't quite sure what to do at first but remembered the coaches telling him the ball is free if the punt is blocked and it remains behind the line of scrimmage.

"Any time special teams are out there, anything can happen but that was especially weird," Clizbe said. "The ball bounced right into my hands and I thought, 'I'll take it to the house. Why It was a fluke but we'll take it." Officials huddled before signaling the score to verify that Clizbe began the run from behind the line of scrimmage. "Something like that play happens and you know it's not your day," San Jose State quarterback Alii Abrew said. Coach John Ralston can barely watch as his Spartans tops The Associated Press LOS ANGELES Tony Grazia-ni, a sophomore making his first college start, came through with flying colors.

"It's a dream come true," Grazia- ni said alter throwing for 287 yards and a touchdown as Oregon, with star quarterback Dan Far west ny O'Neil and several other key players out with injuries, overwhelmed No. 19 Southern California 22-7 on Saturday. Oregon's defense dominated, sacking Trojans quarterbacks nine times. Graziani, who redshirted as a freshman, completed 16-of-31 passes, including a 19-yard touchdown to Cristin McLemore. The Ducks' defense held the Trojans to just 67 yards rushing and knocked USC quarterback Rob Johnson out of the game with a sprained ankle in the third quarter.

Oregon's first victory at the Coliseum in more than two decades bore a striking resemblance to a 28-23 win on Oct. 9, 1971. Dan Fouts was injured and Harvey Winn started and threw for three touchdowns. Tennessee 10, Washington St. 9 KNOXVILLE, Tenn.

Nilo Silvan went untouched 62 yards on a reverse in sparking Tennessee to an upset of the No. 17 Cougars. Silvan's sprint with 3:34 left in the third quarter gave Tennessee (2-3) a 7-6 lead. His run was the first TD Washington State (3-1) had given up in 16 quarters going back to the second quarter in last season's final game. Washington 37, UCLA 10 SEATTLE Napoleon Kaufman ran for a career-high 227 yards, including a personal-best 79-yard sprint, and scored a touchdown as No.

12 Washington defeated UCLA 37-10 Saturday. Washington picked up right where it left off last weekend when it ended Miami's NCAA-record 58-game home winning streak, a game which saw Kaufman become the school's career rushing leader. Washington (3-1, 1-1 in the Pac-10) beat UCLA for the first time since 1989 and won its third straight game. The Bruins (2-3, 0-2) lost their third straight. Kaufman carried the ball a career-high 34 times against UCLA, 23 in the second half when he gained 175 yards.

The 5-foot-9, 180- last week. "We can't lose track of our origi nal goals. We want to win the Big West Conference. This doesn't have anything to do with that." The Spartans will quickly try to digest and pass this bad apple through their system. By the time they are hungry again, they'll be enjoying a bye week after the Washington game.

According to the plan, Coach John Ralston's team will take out its aggression on conference foes Nevada, UNLV, New Mexico State, Louisiana Tech and Pacific. That, of course, will ffl if Dan CoyroSentlnel are steamrolled by Cal, 55-0. make the Spartans 6-0 and champs of the Big West. It's a charming script, but an unbelievable one. One 55-0 loss may not destroy the entire season, but people remember scores like this.

The Spartans, who unfortunately played the best they could, can accept the walkover in a sportsmanlike manner. But that doesn't mean they averted exactly what they needed to avert: embarrassment. Brent Ainsworth is a Sentinel staff writer. Cal freshmen football players are under investigation for allegedly having other people take their college entrance exams, a newspaper reported Saturday. An investigator from the American College Testing service traveled to Los Angeles to take handwriting samples and fingerprints from Delon Washington and Kenny Cooper, the Los Angeles Times reported.

The Times cited a source who said the players' fingerprints and samples didn't match those on ACT tests they took. Great tire QB hospitalized Spartans Continued from Page Bl Lucky for the Spartans, they have a patsy like the Washington Huskies to beat up on this Saturday. "It seems like we're getting kicked while we're down," Phillips said. "We're walking right back into the lion's den. But I have to think of it like, it will pay off later in the season.

Obviously it paid off back-up College notebook information director Chris Anderson said. Berringer became a starter after Frazier was sidelined with a blood clot behind his right knee. It is unknown when Frazier, who was released from the hospital Wednesday, will be able to return. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Georgia's Eric Zeier became the top passer in Southeastern Conference history Saturday night, eclipsing the career record of 9,287 yards held by back buffaloes Texas St.

Mary's hangs on i The Associated Press MORAGA Sean Laird, ran for a touchdown and. threw for another on Satur-- day as St. Mary's opened a -big lead and then held on for a 27-22 victory over Humboldt State. St. Mary's (4-1) scored the first 24 points of the game before Humboldt State (4-1)- staged a come back in the" third and fourth quarters.

Ken House, a former, Soquel High star, caught a 4-yard TD pass for the pound tailback had his third reer 200-yard rushing game ana'' second of the season. Colorado St 38, New Mexico 3i ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Antho-: ney Hill threw for a career-best 364-yards and three touchdowns and No. 24 Colorado State equaled Jts, best start in 17 years. Hill completed 25-of-35 passes the Rams (5-0, 4-0 Western Athletie Conference) took advantage of, ey-lf ery thing one of the country's worst defenses gave up.

Montana 45, Cal Poly-SLO 6 MISSOULA, Mont. Montana quarterback Dave Dickenson threw four touchdown passes as the Grizzlies blanked Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo for their first 5-0 start since 1970. (t-, It was the first shutout for the. Grizzlies of the Big Sky Conference, who are ranked third in Division I-AA, since a 41-0 victory oyer: Chico State in the second game of the 1992 season. Arizona 30, Oregon St.

10 TUCSON, Ariz. Dan White threw three touchdown passes and No. 6 Arizona, despite having trou- ble stopping Oregon State's running game, remained unbeaten Oregon State (1-3, 0-2 Pacific-lO Conference) ran for 185 yards, the: most in 28 games against the Wild-1 cats (4-0, 2-0). Arizona had been aI-; lowing only 36.3 yards per game on' the ground, second-best in the na-' tion. 1 1 But Arizona's defense recovered' three fumbles, leading to field' goals by Steve McLaughlin.

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"He's just being kept overnight as a precaution," Nebraska sports Colorado AUSTIN, Texas Rashaan Salaam found the going at Texas' Memorial Stadium quite to his liking. The Colorado tailback ripped the Longhorns for a career-best 317 yards rushing, even though the fifth-ranked Buffaloes needed another last-second score to win 34-31 Saturday. Salaam, who started the day as the nation's leading scorer, was terrific in Texas. The junior scored on a 6-yard run in the first quarter and also caught five passes for 45 yards. His effort fell 25 yards short of Colorado's single-game record.

Florida 38, Mississippi 14 OXFORD, Miss. The Gators (4-0, 3-0 Southeastern Conference) didn't come close to their 58-point scoring average, but Terry Dean still thew four touchdown passes in Florida's closest game this season. Florida hasn't allowed any second-half points in four games, and Mississippi (2-3, 1-3) managed just 46 yards after halftime. Nebraska 42, Wyoming 32 LINCOLN, Neb. Lawrence Phillips and backup quarterback Brook Berringer, replacing injured Tommie Frazier, each scored three touchdowns.

Berringer scored on runs of 5, 24 10 yards, and the Cornhuskers needed each one to get by Wyoming (2-3). Frazier is out at least two weeks because of a blood clot in his right leg. Penn State 48, Temple 21 PHILADELPHIA Freddie Scott caught three touchdown 'passes and Jon Witman ran for scores as the Nittany Lions '(5-0) withstood the injury to lead-ling rusher Ki-Jana Carter. Temple (2-2) led 6-0 at the end of jthe first quarter. Stanford Continued from Page Bl mer Stanford great John Elway for second place, 44 shy of the conference record set by Oregon State's Erik Wilhelm (1985-88).

"I thought the defense had an incredible day. There's no question Steve Stenstrom is a great quarterback. He did many, many great things," Powlus said. "Everything is coming around (offensively). The running game is finally coming around." The Cardinal (1-2-1) opened an early 3-0 advantage on a 34-yard field goal by Eric Abrams after a IfSSnalty nullified a Stanford on the game's opening drive.

The Irish built a 10-3 halftime ad Florida's Shane Matthews. Zeier broke the record with a touchdown pass to Marisa Simpson with 1:19 left in the third quarter, giving the Bulldogs a 28-19 lead over No. 11 Alabama. At that point, Zeier was 20-of-23 for 225 yards, giving him 9,289 in his career. It was Zeier's fourth touchdown pass of the game and 56th of his career, moving him from sixth on the all-time SEC list to a tie for third with another Florida quarterback, Kerwin Bell.

LOS ANGELES Two Southern downs and the Spartans came up with four turnovers. Wisconsin (2-2, 1-1 Big Ten) lost two fumbles and two interceptions to Michigan State (2-2, 1-0). The Badgers had to play the second half without quarterback Dar-rell Bevell, who left with a separated shoulder. Carolina 28, SMU 24 DALLAS Backup quarterback Mike Thomas' 67-yard touchdown pass to Octavus Barnes with 12:17 to play sealed the win for the Tar Heels (3-1). SMU (1-4) had a chance to win it after a North Carolina fumble but hurt itself with a a holding penalty and an unsportsmanlike conduct foul on coach Tom Rossley.

Ohio State 17, Northwestern 15 EVANSTON, 111. Eddie George posted his fourth straight 100-yard game but fumbled late in the game, leading to a Northwestern touchdown. The Buckeyes needed Matt Finkes' tackle to foil a two-point conversion try by the Wildcats (1-2-1). Oklahoma 34, Iowa State 6 NORMAN, Okla. The Sooners scored three touchdowns in the second quarter, beating Iowa State for the 32nd time in the past 34 meetings.

Oklahoma (3-1, 1-0 Big Eight) rushed for a season-high 334 yards and wound up outgaining the Cyclones (0-5, 0-1) 460-231. Alabama 29, Georgia 28 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Jay Barker threw for a career-high 396 yards and Michael Proctor kicked a 32-yard field goal with 1:12 remaining to give No. 11 Alabama a victory and ruin a record-breaking night for Bulldogs quarterback Eric Zeier. ford 6.

Stanford forced the field goal attempt after the Irish lost ground on three consecutive plays. Stenstrom completed five of his first six passes to move the ball from the Stanford 23 to the Irish 2 in 12 plays. He then completed a pass to wide-open Justin Armour in the end zone, but the play was nullified by a pass interference call for an illegal pick. Stenstrom threw over the middle on the next play and Irish linebacker Justin Goheen dove to tip the ball. The ball popped into end zone and into the hands of Stanford's Anthony Bookman, but he failed to hold the ball when he was hit by Brian Magee.

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Syracuse 28, Virginia Tech 20 SYRACUSE, N.Y. Dar Dar's 34-yard touchdown run with 5:42 to play his third of the game led the Orangemen (4-1, 2-0 Big East) to the upset. Virginia Tech (4-1, 2-1) lost for the first time in seven games. Michigan St 29, Wisconsin 10 EAST LANSING, Mich. Duane Goulbourne scored two touch vantage despite having the football only 7 minutes, 52 seconds in the half, then took command with 24 consecutive points in the second half.

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