The Herald-Sun from Durham, North Carolina • 49

i THE HERALD-SUN DURHAM NC SUNDAY OCTOBER 30 1994 PAGE D3 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Clemson gets a win over Wake Forest Saturday's Games Florida State 59 Duke 20 Clemaon 24 Wake Forest 8 Maryland 38 Tutane 10 North Carolina 31 NC State 17 Saturday Nov 5 Vlrtfnia at Duke 12:05 pm Florida St at Ga Tech 12:05 pm Ctomaon at North Caron na 1:30 pm NC State at Maryland 7 pjn ACC SUMMARIES 3 UNC31 KrC NX state 17 char (Caftan Mck) I t4tTfcj lick) non on penta Puna PHdOn is Jotraoi on (hanM Dam 548J MM 525 Mh 048 Wymsai Jaiddna 51 IV FdmL Una 5 l2547liiM5iS-174Toe CWnv aoaSaaanoik 551-201 Sapp 55 NacaMng 555 Dcifir-Naal 241 har (Caftan Weld auaty on pdoaaqf Wdp 73390 Johnaon 21 pan tool KnDnnpn wq NCSU-raVUMChSO Johnaon 1 1 peas tom fltfliriodi (HMtt Hdd Wnanafi MM Bran OMS Hold NCSU Btophow fan (Wdadch Ouffla is pan non NNHf MMHh Hold A-65300 By GARY KARR Associated Press CLEMSON SC aemson discovered something unusual Saturday against Wake Forest how to get its offense to move the football toward the end zone and wind up there every once in a while Quarterback Louis Solomon helped the Tigers find the offense running for 159 yards and a touchdown in the 24-8 win over Wake Forest yardage was a school record for a quarterback In addition to scoring more points since a season-opening win against LAA Furman Clemson gained a season high 413 yards total and another season high 339 yards on the ground Perhaps more important than the records was the mark Clemson (3-5 2-4 ACC) avoided setting: four straight losses for the first time since 1975 The Tigers came here disconsolate after consecutive road losses to Georgia Duke and Florida State doesn't matter who we play we are just happy with a win especially coming bade from the road games that we've been said Clemson linebacker Michael Barber The win also enabled Clemson to keep Wake Forest (2-7 0- 6) from an equally stunning three straight wins against the Tigers Though the outcome never seemed in doubt an 11-play 65-yard drive in the third quarter took away whatever breath Wake Forest may have had three-yard run provided file score but it was his rushing on third downs that provided the real margin Three times Clemson grabbed first downs on the drive after Solomon kept the ball on the option and swept around the left side "He read the options really well today They came' in to take the pitch away obviously and Louis did a nice job reading West said I see all that field I get excited" Solomon said Solomon third starting quarterback this year sat down after the drive to let Patrick Sapp mop up Nealon Greene was injured last week and play Wake Forest struggled especially on the ground spending most of its day in its own territory Quarterback Brian 44-yard run up the middle for a touchdown with 4:08 left to play was the lone highlight l-l MMama 1-0 hw l-nlnua Ctomaon Onoka 1-1 Hpma 217 Wyatt 1-10 MMama 1-5 Sum 1-5MP 1-5 SmPh 14 13 31 Nuahaa-Ynda 3575 30-154 NaMM 150 466 NatumTHa 0 45 Canp40-lnt 17-37-2 2562-1 nma 1245 545 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Mississippi State did not press their quarterback enough" Coach Buddy Teevens said gave them too much time they executed and it hurt us" Tracey Watts played the first half at quarterback for Tulane and managed only 66 passing yards Watts Craig Randall and Jonathan Quinn all played the position In the second half with little success Watts and Quinn each threw an interception and Randall lost a fumble Tulane has 12 turnovers in its last three games The Green Wave got its lone touchdown on a 2-yard pass from Quinn to Derrick Franklin with 39 seconds left school mark of 42 in a career Under coach Mark Dufifoer the Terrapins won three games in 1992 and just two last year already surpassed those numbers this season and now they have a shot at something much better a winning season young men have put themselves in a position to meet the goals that they set in the Dufifoer said happy with this win but our season will be judged on our record at file end of the It was biggest margin of victory since a 53-23 rout of Clemson in 1992 The Terrapins built a 21-3 halftime lead en route to their third straight home win gotten a taste of winning and we want to lose said Maryland defensive lineman Jamie Bragg Tulane (1-7) has lost six straight the last By DAVID GINSBURG Associated Ress COLLEGE PARK Md A balanced effort enabled Maryland to even its record Saturday no small feat for a team that has had only one winning season since 1985 Scott Milanovich threw two touchdown passes in the decisive first half Allen Williams ran for 100 yards on just eight carries and the Maryland defense frustrated three Tulane quarterbacks in a 38-10 victory Milanovich was 25-for-35 for 291 yards and three TDs before leaving early in the fourth quarter Maryland (4-4) been at 500 or better after eight games since the 1990 "This is the first time had a chance this late in the season to get a respectable record" said Milanovich who needs only four more ID passes to match Boomer Esia- ECU Ctnetnnsli 21 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the defeat It was Hampton's 21st straight victory over a league opponent Appalachian St 30 UTC 16 CHATTANOOGA Tenn Scott Satterfield drove Appalachian State to three touchdowns in the third quarter to lead the Mountaineers to a Southern Conference victory over Tennessee-Chattanooga Satterfield passed for 209 yards and a touchdown for Appalachian State (6-2 5-1 SC) He also dashed in from the 1-yard line for a score Carolina 33 VMI 7 LEXINGTON Va Chad Greene threw for 242 yards and four touchdowns as Western Carolina beat Virginia Military In? stitute VMI (0-8 0-6 Southern Conference) has now lost 13 straight games dating back to last season B-C 28 NC 24 GREENSBORO Les 63-yard touchdown catch from Tony Kerrin with 4:15 left in the third quarter gave Bethune-Cookman an upset victory over NC I tried my best to keep it off my mind and tried to focus on this he said time Tm sitting around I think about it'' Norfolk St 34 JC Smith 30 CHARLOTTE Norfolk State was contained on the ground but quarterback Aaron Sparrow made up for it in the air with five touchdown passes as the Spartans rallied to beat winless Johnson Smith WSSU 23 Wofford 10 WINSTON-SALEM Richard Huntley rushed for 196 yards and a score while Winston-Salem recovered four Wofford fumbles in a victory over the Terriers Fayetteville St 28 Bowie St 8 FAYETTEVILLE Four Fayetteville State players scored touchdowns and the Broncos forced seven turnovers in a victory over Bowie State in a Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association game Clifton Davis got the Broncos (4-4-1 4-3 OAA) on the scoreboard with a 2-yard run in the first quarter He carried the ball 24 times for 102 yards giving him 1051 yards for the season Hampton 40 Elizabeth City 7 ELIZABETH CITY Malcolm Benson ran for three touchdowns and Anthony Smith rushed for 106 yards as Hampton clinched Associated Press reports GREENVILLE Steve Logan was still wet from his post-game Gatorade shower when he decided to start talking about Auburn Never mind that the Pirates had just beaten Cincinnati 35-21 behind Marcus CrandeD who threw two touchdown passes and ran for one Forget that East Carolina went on a third-quarter scoring spree that put the game out of reach for the winless Bearcats Even after his drenching Logan in the mood for a celebration think that got to start focusing right Logan said had a job to do and we went and did it these kinds of games have not been handled very well" he said handled this one really well but on file shelf Let's go" Logan even seen the final statistics which showed him that Crandell completed 19 of 26 passes for 195 yards in three quarters in keeping the Pirates (5-3) alive for a berth in the Liberty BowL East Carolina is one of five teams in an alliance from which bowl officials will choose to host the game Crandell even admitted to given thought to next game against the undefeated Tigers only be did it a little sooner than Logan did was in the back of my mind all week Carolina Qmana 15251-245 VML LatMT 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