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2 0 0 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 1 0 D-4 THE ROANOKE TIMES, Sunday, October 5, 1975 Around the Nation Wildcats Stall; Penn State Wins STATE COLLEGE. Pa. (AP) The passing combination of quarterback John Andress and split end Dick Barvinchak set up a second-period touchdown and field goal that carried 10thranked Penn State to a 10-3 college football victory over Kentucky Saturday. But before the Nittany Lions could post their tourth victory against one defeat. they had to stop a la Kentucky drive that carried to a first down on the Penn State 14-yard line with 2:44 remaining in the game Kentucky picked up only tour yards on three running plays before a fourth-down pass fell incomplete in the end zone Pass completions of 15.

13 and 28 vards from Andress to Barvinchak set up a one-vard touchdown smash by fullback Larry Suhey for a 7-0 Penn State lead with 6:13 left in the second period. Later in the second quarter. Andress hit Barvinchak for 15 vards and a first down Kentucky eight. Chris Bahr, with eight seconds left in the half, kicked a 29-yard field goal to make it 10-0 Penn State at halftime. Kentucky's Mike Siganos intercepted an Andress pass late in the third period and returned it eight yards to the Penn State 45.

The Wildcats, a member of the Southeast Conference, then collected two first downs, and John Pierce. who had missed two earlier field goals, kicked one 36 yards to make it 10-3. NAVY 17, AIR FORCE 0: Sophomores dominated in the Middies' victory in the Commander-in-Chief trophy series. Gerry Goodwin raced 10 yards for one Navy score and Mike Galpin caught an eight-yard pass for another touchdown. Goodwin gained 132 yards in 19 carries.

GEORGIA TECH 30. FLORIDA ST. 0: Tight end Steve Raible scored three touchdowns. two coming on reverses, as Tech handed Florida State its first shutout in 15 games. Raible, who touched the ball only three times in the game, got his first score on a 42-yard pass from Danny Myers in the first quarter.

NEBRASKA 31, MIAMI. Fla. 16: Reserve quarterback Vince Ferragamo came off the bench in the second half to toss one touchdown pass and engineer three more drives as the fourthranked Cornhuskers had all they could handle from Miami. Nebraska trailed at the half 9-7 before Ferragamo came on. MINNESOTA 21, OHIO U.

0: Sophomore linebacker Steve Stewart led a relentless defense by intercepting a pass and recovering a fumble to help the Gophers to their second shutout in three games. The loss was Ohio's first of the season while Minnesota improved to 3-1. OKLAHOMA ST. 17, TEXAS TECH 16: Jimmy Derrick's 37-vard toss to Sam Lisle was the key play in a 45-yard scoring drive that carried the 15th-ranked Cowboys to the come-from-behind victory. The Pokes marched to the winning score after Clifton Sullivan recovered a Tech fumble on their 45.

MIAMI, OHIO 14, PURDUE 3: Fullback Tom Zwayer bulled four yards for a touchdown and tailback Rob Carpenter went two yards for another score as the Redskins took advantage of seven Purdue fumbles and kept the Boilermakers winless. KANSAS 41, WISCONSIN 7: Converted safety Nolan Cromwell scored two touchdowns and marched the Jayhawks' ballcontrol offense to three other TDs in the upset. Cromwell, in his second start at quarterback. ran for 187 yards in 20 carries. ILLINOIS 27, WASHINGTON ST.

21: Lonnie Perrin, shaking off a bad case of phlebitis, ripped off a 68-yard touchdown scamper and Bill Cerney returned an interception 49 yards for another score to lead the Illini past State. Perrin gained 155 yards in just 13 carries as Illinois rallied from a 14-0 deficit. TEXAS 10, KANSAS ST. 0: The sixth-ranked Aggies were stymied for three quarters by the Wildcats' surprising defense but broke loose with an 80-yard drive capped by Dave Shipman's 31-yard TD run. ARKANSAS 19, TEXAS CHRISTIAN 8: Sophomore sensation Jerry Eckwood topped the 100-yard mark for the fourth straight week as the Razorbacks won over TCU for the 17th consecutive year.

Eckwood carried 14 times for 162 yards, bettering his 148.3-yard average coming into the game. VANDERBILT 6. TULANE 3: Punter Mark Adams kicked field goals of 21 and 26 yards to lead the Commodores in an uninspired intersectional football game. Tulane's only score was sandwiched between Adams' boots, a 38-yard field goal by David Walters. BOSTON COLL.

41, VILLANOVA 12: Dave Zumbach came off the injured list to set a Boston College record for pass recepCations in a career. Fullback Keith Barnette aided the game's cause with three touchdowns and Zumbach caught five passes to bring his total to 89, one more than Mel Briggs (1971-73). FLORIDA 34, LSU 6: Don Gassney passed for two scores in the first quarter and ran for another over hapless LSU. MISSISSIPPI ST. 7, S.

MISS. 3: Running back Walter Packer blasted 43 yards for the game's only touchdown. CALIFORNIA 27, SAN JOSE ST. 24: Joe Roth passed 46 vards to speedster Wesley Walker with 1:08 left on the clock to lift the Golden Bears, who have now won two straight. The loss was San Jose's first in four games this season and seven games over two seasons.

WASHINGTON 27, OREGON 17: Quarterback Warren Moon rammed one yard for a touchdown for the Huskies' winning touchdown in both teams' Pac-8 opener. Washington has won 39 of 69 meetings with Oregon, including a 66-0 romp last year. STANFORD 67, ARMY 14: Mike Cordova threw four touchdown passes, including two in a seven-minute scoring blitz in which Stanford scored 22 points. The Cardinal signal-caller passed for 246 yards before leaving 1 in the third quarter with his team ahead 53-8. TEMPLE 21, CINCINNATI 17: Running back Tom Duff plunged one yard with 1:33 to go and gave the Owls their first win In four games and handed Cincinnati its first loss.

COLORADO ST. 3, WYOMING 0: Clark Kemble's 26-yard field goal helped the Rams hand Wyoming its eighth straight loss and second shutout. TEXAS 61, UTAH ST. 7: Quarterback Marty Akins led the seventh-ranked Longhorns to three first-quarter touchdowns, one coming on Earl Campbell's 40-yard burst as they won their 37th consecutive game on home turf. The game proved to be no more than a warmup for next week's encounter with No.

1 Oklahoma in the Cotton Bowl. Highlanders Toppled COVINTGTON-Steve Sizemore's 75-yard touchdown reception on the last play of the first half broke open a close game and Alleghany defeated Glenvar 20-0 in a Blue Ridge College Scores STATE North Carolina 31, Virginia 28 Virginia Tech 23, Auburn 16 Hampden-Sydney 23, Bridgewater 7 Randolph-Macon 26, Wash. Lee 14 Catawba 24, Emory Henry 14 Madison 13, Shepherd 7 Knoxville 21, St. Paul's 13 Ferrum 31, Chowan 3 Va. State at Livingstone Citadel 21, William Mary 6 Richmond 17, East Carolina 14 VMI 13, Furman 10 Hampton 27, Eliz.

City 13 Norfolk St. 42, Winston-Salem St. 14 SOUTHERN Guilford 26, Davidson 10 Appalachian St. 17, Tenn. Tech 10 ACC N.

C. State 27, Indiana 0 Maryland 24, Syracuse 7 Pitt 14, Duke 0 Georgia 35, Clemson 7 East Albany St. NY 24, Rochester Tech Albright 23, Delaware Val 7 Allegheny 19, Bethany, W.Va. American Int'l 14, Amherst 0 Boston College 41, Villanova 12 Boston State 28, Nichols College 3 Boston Univ 13, Harvard 9 Bowdoin 24, Wesleyan 6 Bridgewat, Mass 18, Maine Maritime 16 Brockport State 13, Plattsburg St 13 Brown 17, Pennsylvania 8 Canisius Col 49, St John Fisher 0 Clarion College 28, Lock Haven 0 Coast Guard 10, Norwich Univ 3 Colby College 14, Tufts 12 Cornell 21, Bucknell 6 Cortland State 15, Montclair 15 C. W.

Post 35, Seton Hall 14 Dartmouth 28, Holy Cross 7 Delaware State 44, Md East Shore 0 Dickinson Col 45, Swarthmore 28 Stroudsburg 35, Kutztown 6 Edinboro State 28, Indiana Pa. 21 FairleighD Mad 6, Ramapo 0 Franklin Mar 56, Johns Hopkins 0 Glassboro State 31, Trenton State 25 Howard Univ 6, Florida 0 Illinois Wesley 16, Wheaton College 14 Iona College 12, Fairleigh Dicksn 6 Ithaca 20, Alfred 0 John Carroll 19, Carnegie-Mellon Juniata College 27, Frostburg State 16 Kean 29, Wm Paterson 6 Kings Point 37, Fordham 0 Lafayette 31. Hofstra Univ 19 Lehigh 56, Gettysburg Col 22 Lycoming Col 13, Susquehanna Maine 23, Rhode Island 14 Mansfield St 17, Cheyney State 16 Marist College 34, Siena College 28 Maryland 24, Syracuse 7 Massachusetts 34, Northeastern 14 Middlebury 42, Worcester Tech 28 Millersville St 17, West Chester 12 Navy 17, Air Force 0 New Hampshire 14, Connecticut 10 New Haven Col 12, Mass Maritime 6 Niagara Univ 34, Duquesne Univ 14 Oswego St, N. Y. 21, Kings Col, Pa 0 Penn State 10, Kentucky 3 Pittsburgh 14, Duke 0 Plymouth State 20, West Conn St 6 Princeton 27, Columbia 7 Rensselaer 13, Muhlenberg 7 Rutgers 7, Hawaii Univ 3 St Lawrence 27, Hobart College 7 St Peter's 6, Jersey City 0 Salisbury St 28, NY Tech 9 Shippensburg 21, Slippery Rock 16 South Conn St 24, Springfield 17 Stony Brook St 34, Fairfield 6 Temple 21, Cincinnati 17 Thiel College Grove City 8 Towson State 35, Bowie State 10 Trinity 24, Bates College 17 Wagner 15, Upsala College 12 Washingtn Jet 27, Case Western Waynesburg 31, Calif State, Pa.

7 Widener College 42, West Maryland 14 Wilkes College 41, Bloomsburg 19 Williams Col 16, Rochester Yale 24, Colgate: 10 South Alabama 32, Mississippi 6 Alabama State 28, Morris Brown 8 Albany St, Ga 17, Tuskegee 10 Alcorn 7, South Caro St 7 Appalachian St 17, Tennessee Tech 10 Bethune-Cookmn 48, Alabama 0 Bluefield State 19. West Va State 14 Carson-Newman 14, Wotford 12 Catawba Col 24, Emory Henry 14 Citadel 21, William Mary 6 Delta State 21, North Alabama 9 East Kentucky 49, Austin Peay 0 Elon College 9, Mars Hill 1 Fairmont 48, Glenville State 6 Fayetteville 25, Morehouse Col 14 Fisk University 8, Savannah State 6 Gardner -Webb 21, Georgetown Col 20 Georgia 35, Clemson 7 Georgia Tech 30, Florida State 0 Guilford Col 26, Davidson Col 10 Hampden-Sydney 23, Bridgewater, Va 7 Hampton Inst 27, Elizabeth City 13 Knoxville Col 21, St Paul's Col 13 Lenoir Rhyne 31, Newberry 6 Livingstone Col 13, Petersburg St Louisiana Tech 24, Lamar 10 Madison College 13, Shepherd Col 7 McNeese St 33, Marshall Univ 3 Memphis State 21, North Texas St 19 Miles College 29, Trinity College 7 Mississippi Col 14, Tenn Martin 10 Mississippi St 7, South Mississippi 3 Mississippi Val 14, Southern Univ 7 Morgan State 20, No Carolina Cen 20 Murray State 17, Morehead State 3 Norfolk State 42, Winston Salem 14 North Carolina 31, Virginia 28 No Carolina 21, J.C. Smith 0 No Carolina St 27. Indiana 0 Randolph-Macon 26, Washingtn Lee 14 Richmond 17, East Carolina 14 Salem College 13, Concord College 3 Sewanee 28, Austin College 26 South Carolina 24, Baylor 13 Troy State 17, Livingston State 14 Vanderbilt 6, Tulane 3 Virginia Military 13, Furman Univ 10 Virginia Tech 23, Auburn 16 West Va Wesley 6, West Va Tech West Carolina 28, Presbyterian Col 14 West Kentucky 17, East Tenn State 0 Wittenberg 34, West Liberty 6 Midwest Adrian 13, Geneva College 7 Alma College 17, Albion 10 Baldwin- 14, Ashland 0 Ball State 20, Indiana State 16 Bethel, Kans. 14, Southwest, Kans.

7 Bethel, Minn. 21, Sioux Falls 14 Bluffton 7, Wilmington Col 7 Bowling Green 28, West Michigan 0 Buena Vista 24, Wartburg 0 Butler 44, Indiana Central 7 Carroll, Wisc. 41, Carthage Col 12 Central Col lowa 26, Dubuque 14 Cent Methodist 21, Ottawa Kans. 9 Cent Michigan 42, Illinois St Univ 7 Cent Missouri St 23, Eastern Illinois 19 Central St, Okla 22, Langston 6 Concord, Moorhd 15, St Thomas Col 7 ConcordiaT, Neb. 38, Dana College Cornell College 28, Lake Forest 7 Culver -Stockton 26, lowa Wesleyan 0 Dayton 24, Toledo 13 Delaware 21, Akron 0 Denison Univ 20, Capital Univ 12 Dickinson State 27, N.D.

Science 0 Done College 13, Nebraska Wesley Earlham Col 27, Anderson 7 East Central St 9, Panhandle State 6 Evansville 47, De Pauw Univ 21 Findlay College 38, Manchester 14 Franklin Col 34, Maryville Col 10 Grand Valley 68, Northeastern Ill 6 Grinnell Col 36, Carleton College 26 Hamline Univ 16, Monmouth Col 13 Hanover Col 33, Rose Human 12 Hillsdale Col 31, St Norbert 23 Hiram College 30, Wooster 14 Hope College 19, Olivet College 6 Huron College 26, So Dakota Sprfld 8 Illinois 27, Washington St 21 Jamestown 21, Minot State 14 Kansas 41, Wisconsin 7 Kansas Wesley 29, Tabor 8 Knox College 34, Coe College 24 Lakeland Col 20, Northland Col 6 Lawrence Univ 46, Chicago 0 Lincoln Univ 3, Wis. LaCrosse 0 Long Beach St 31, Southern Illinois 24 Mankato State 21, Morningside 0 Miami, Ohio 14, Purdue 3 Michigan 31, Missouri 7 Michigan State 10, Notre Dame 3 Michigan Tech 55, Bemidji State 8 Midland 42, Hastings Col 21 Millikin Univ 35, North Park Col 8 Milton College 29, Eureka College 8 Minnesota 21, Ohio 0 Minn Duluth 13, Macalester 7 Minnesota-Morris 10, Northern St, S. D. 0 Moorhead State 36, SW Minnesota 9 Mount Union 31, Kenyon College 0 Muskingum Col 38, Heidelberg Col 0 Nebraska 31, Miami, Fla 16 North Central 35, Elmhurst Col 12 North Dakota 321, Northern Iowa 20 NE Missouri St 10, Cent Arkansas 7 Northeast Okla 42, Mex- Highlands 17 Northern Illinois 38, Kent State 15 North Michigan 15, Youngstown 0 Northwestern 21, Principia Col 0 Northwest Wisc 44, Luther College 27 Northwood Mich 14, Central St, Ohio 13 Ohio Northern 28, Marietta Col 26 Ohio Wesleyan 17, Otterbein Col 15 Oklahoma 21, Colorado 20 Oklahoma State 17, Texas Tech 16 Texas 10, Kansas St Univ 0 Tulsa 35, New Mexico St 7 Southwest Angelo St 36, Tarleton State 10 Arkansas 19, Texas Christian 8 Ark Monticello 9, McMurry Col 0 Arkansas State 39, SW Louisiana 17 East Texas St 38, Howard Payne 28 Henderson St 17, Harding Col 7 Ouachita 19, Ark Pine Bluff 14 Sam Houston St 30, Sul Ross State 16 SW Texas State 21, Abilene 16 Texas, Arlington 39, West Texas State 7 Texas Col 49, Stephen Austin 0 Texas Lutheran 42, Arkansas Tech 0 West Virginia 28, South Methodist 22 Far West Bismarck 21, Rocky Mountain 9 Boise State 35, Montana State 34 Brigham Young 16, New Mexico 15 California 27, San Jose State 24 Calif Lutheran 31, Claremont-Mudd 3 Cal Riverside 25, Santa Clara 24 Colo State Univ 3, Wyoming East Montana 28, Carroll, Mont. 13 East New Mex 20, Ft Hays Kans 13 Ft Lewis Col 19, Westminst, Utah 2 Humboldt State 25, Hayward State 24 Iowa State 31, Utah 3 La Verne Col 22, US International 17 Linfield Col 30, Pacific Univ 7 Montana 48, Weber State 12 Montana Tech 14, West Montana 0 Northern Colo 24, Southern Colo 21 Occidental 17, St Mary's, Cal.

8 Ohio State 41, UCLA 20 Oregon College 24, East Wash St 6 Oregon Tech 21, Central Wash St 14 Pacific Lutheran 22, Whitworth Col 20 Portland State 58, Southern Oregon 7 San Francisco St 31, Puget Sound 3 Simon Fraser 17, Nevada, Reno 10 Stanford 67, Army 14 Texas 61, Utah State Washington 27, Oregon 17 West New Mex 24, Southern Utah 21 WFL SATURDAY'S RESULTS Jacksonville 32, Portland 29 Philadelphia 42, San Antonio 38. Birmingham at Hawaii, 12:30 a.m. Sunday TODAY'S GAMES Charlotte at Shreveport, 3 p.m. Southern California at p.m. Cross Country William Mary 46, N.C.

State 68 Virginia Tech 11, East Carolina 145. VMI 15, 43; VMI 15, Roanoke 40; 26, Roanoke 29; VMI Norfolk State 43; 25, Norfolk State 30; Roanoke 25, Norfolk State 31. Georgetown 21, Villanova 36 College Soccer William and Mary 3, VMI 0 E. Mennonite 4, Radford 0 Terps Use Breaks To Beat Syracuse COLLEGE PARK. Md.

(AP)-Maryland converted a recovered fumble, a bad Syracuse center snap and Jim Brechbiel's 42-yard punt return into 17 points and knocked the Orangemen from the unbeaten ranks with a 24-7 football victory Saturday. The Terps, now 3-1-1. held on to a 17-7 halftime lead before clinching the victory early In the fourth quarter. District football game Saturday night. Alleghany 20, Glenvar 0 Glenvar 0 0 0 0 0 Alleghany 6 0 8-20 Alleghany scoring: Touchdowns -Saylor (1 run), Sizemore (75 pass from Say: lor), Bocook (4 run).

PAT -Ray (run) Freshmen Lead State RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) State revitalized its offense with three freshman running backs, led by Ted Brown, and ground out a 27-0 intersectional football victory over Indiana Saturday. Brown and Scott Wade, with a total of six previous varsity plays between them, started the game for the Wolfpack. State had scored only 23 points in its last two games and the move paid off for Wolfpack Coach Lou Holtz. Brown carried for 55 yards in seven tries on State's first series.

One play was a 22-yard burst 1 up the middle that put the ball on the Hossier 9. Brown bulled into the end zone from 5 yards out for the score. Then he broke several tack- Georgia Stomps Clemson ATHENS. Ga. (AP) Slippery Georgia sophomore Kevin McLee scored a school record four touchdowns, powering an awesome ground the Bulldogs crushed the winless Clemson Tigers 35-7 Saturday in college football.

McLee, a 6-foot-1. 188-pounder who has accumulated eight touchdowns in Georgia's first four games. sprinted for 91 yards and three first half touchdowns on one yard plunges. He added a three-yard scoring run in the third period. Glynn Harrison raced for 82 vards in the opening half and a 10-yard TD run for the Bulldog's other first half scoring and a 28-7 lead at intermission.

Clemson 0 7 Georgeia 14 14 0-35 9 Ga. -McLee 1 run, Leavitt kick Ga. -McLee 1 run, Leavitt kick Ga. -Harrison 10 run, Leavitt, kick Clem- Rome 62 pass Jordan, Jordan kick Ga. -McLee 1 run, Leavitt kick Ga.

-McLee 2 run, Leavitt kick. THE STATISTICS Clem Ga. First Downs 15 25 Yards Rushing 121 366 Passes A-C-1 20-9-1 8-4-0 Yards Passing. 156 50 Punts 6-28 4-35 Penalties Yards 3-15 4-40 Fumbles Lost 3-2 3-1 Gamecocks Stun Baylor COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP)- Quarterback Jeff Grantz steered independent Carolina to a 24-13 college football Saturday night of 18th ranked Baylor, leading the Gamecocks on three touchdown marches and booting superb punts that put the visitors in the hole on several occasions.

Backs Kevin Long and Clarence spearheaded South Carolina's running attack. with Williams scoring on sweeps to the right capping 64 and 73-yard first half drives. Bobby Marino kicked a 24-yard field goal just before the half to cancel out Baylor's second period 28-yarder by Bubba Hicks. Hicks added a 30-yard field goal in the third period. Strong Baylor drives three times were halted by fumbles to South Carolina.

One at the Baylor 42 led to a seven-yard touchdown sweep by Long in the final period. Grantz frequently put the Southwest Conference defending champions in the hole with his punting. He set the visitors Pittsburgh Blanks Blue Devils back on their 18, 27, 16 and four -yard lines with his kicks. Baylor 0 3 7-13 S. Carolina 7 10 7 0-24 -Williams six run (Marino kick) S.C -Williams 18 run (Marino kick) Bay--FG Hicks 28 -FG Marino 24 Bay-FG Hicks 30.

-Long 7 run (Marino kick) Bay--Thompson 5 pass from Jackson (Hicks kick) 44,192 Baylor S. Carolina First Downs 24 21 Rushes-yards 57-330 56-302 Passing yards 87 79 Return yards 17 24 Passes 9-18-2 7-15-0 Punts 2-41 5-43 Fumbles- 4-4 2-1 Penalties- yards 4-50 7-65 Richmond Nips ECU GREENVILLE, N.C. (AP)The University of Richmond defense stymied the East Carolina Pirates' offense for almost 10 minutes in the final quarter to preserve its 17-14 football victory Saturday night, ending a Pirate home game winning streak at 18. Richmond tackle Dickie Childress threw East Carolina halfback Willie Hawkins for a 1-yard loss to end an ECU drive at the Spider 29. PITTSBURGH (AP) Bobby Haygood led Pittsburgh on two scoring drives Saturday.

going the final yards once himself and handing off to Tony Dorsett for the other as the Panthers beat Duke 14-0 in an intersectional college football game. Duke 00 0 Pitt 0 07 0 7-14 Pitt-Haygood 1 run (Long kick) Pitt-Dorsett 2 run (Long kick) Duke. Pitt 17 17 First downs Rushes-yard 37-33 58-251 Passing yards 191 33 Return yards 32 Passes 15-28-1 2-7-0 Punts 8-40 7-42 Fumbles- lost 0-0 Penalties-yards 3-39 6-49 Appalachian Wins 17-10 BOONE. N. C.

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Saturday 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. Saturday 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. Saturday 9:00 P.M. Friday night 'til 9:00 P.M. Syracuse 0 07 0 0-- 7 Maryland 10 7 0 7-24 Md-Wilson 12 pass from Dick (Sochko kick) Md--FG Sochko 23 -Mike Jones fumble recovery (Jacobs kick) Md-Dick 5 run (Sochko kick) Md-Atkins 1 run (Sochko kick) Syracuse Maryland First Downs 12 14 Rushes-yards 46-70 46-236 Passing- 72 Return yards 32 61 Passes 7-16-0 10-17-1 Punts 8-33 6-38 Fumbles-lost 4-2 3-1 Penalties- 3-25 13-119 les for a 23-yard gain in the second period that moved the ball to the Indiana 4.

Wade ran over the right side for the touchdown on the next play and State led 14-0. Ricky Adams, the third of State's new trio, set up the third Wolfpack score in the fourth period after Dave Buckey passed 17 yards to Ricky Knowles on the Indiana 25. Adams broke over right tackle and ran to the Indiana 1. Brown got his second touchdown on a sweep to the left, identical to his first scoring run. Timmy Johnson, a sophomore, added the final score with five seconds left in the game, on a 5-yard run that concluded a time-consuming State drive and obliterated any hopes of a comeback for the Hoosiers.

Indiana is now 2-2, with a 1-0 record in the Big Ten. State is 3-2, with an 0-1 record in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Hoosiers were never able to establish a running game against a Wolfpack defense that dominated the line of scrimmage. Indiana didn't get a first down until midway through the second period; for the game, the Hoosiers managed only 134 yards in 34 rushing attempts. Quarterback Terry Jones came out throwing in the second half, but he was inconsistent, finishing with eight completions in 21 attempts.

The Hoosiers did move into State territory several times in the second half. But their closest brushes with the scoreboard were passes from Jones that were dropped by flanker Keith Calvin. Calvin bobbled one in the N.C. State endzone and let another slip through his hands after he had beaten the State secondary on the Wolfpack 1 15. Indiana 00 00 0-0 North Carolina State 7 7 0 13-27 NCS -Brown 5 run (Evans kick) NCS-Wade 4 run (Evans kick) NCS-Brown 1 run (run failed) -Johnson 5 run (Evans kick) Indiana N.

Carolina St. First downs 10 25 Rushes-yards 34-116 77-364 Passing yards 112 52 Return yards 42 Passes 8-21-1 5-9-0 Punts 7-37 4-43 Penalties- yards 4.48 4-40 lost 3-1 3-3.