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B4 Roanoke Times World News Sunday Sept 4 1988 COLLEGE OOTBALL TOP TWENTY No 1 lorida State vs No 8 Miami la No 2 Nebraska beat Utah State 63 13 No 3 Oklahoma Did not play No 4 Clemson beat Virginia Tech 40 7 No 5 UCLA vs San Diego State No 6 Miami lorida vs No 1 lorida State No 7 Auburn Did not play No 8 Southern Cal Did not play No 9 Iowa vs Hawaii No 10 Michigan Did not play No 11 Texas vs No 16 LSU No 12 Georgia beat No 18 Tennessee 28 17 No 13 Notre Dame Did not play No 14 Alabama Did not play No 15 Michigan State Did not play No 16 West Virginia beat Bowling Green 62 14 No 17 LSU vs No 11 Texas No 18 Tennessee lost to No 12 Georgia 28 17 No 19 South Carolina vs North Carolina No 20 Penn State Did not play STATE Virginia 31 Clemson 40 Virginia Tech 7 East Tennessee State 23 Liberty 17 Edinboro 7 Navy 27 James Madison 14 Hampton 47 District of Columbia 6 Bloomsburg 14 Norfolk State 6 Virginia State 18 West Virginia State 14 Morgan State at Virginia Union Lebanon Valley at Bridgewater Emory Henry at errum Chtfwan at Newport News App Abe Conference Season Won Lost Tied Won Lost Tied Clemson 0 0 0 1 0 0 Wake orest 0 0 0 1 0 0 VirgjNa 6 0 0 i 0 0 Dukp 0 0 0 0 0 0 Georgia Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 Maryland 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nort Carolina 0 0 0 0 0 0 NC'fetate 0 0 0 0 6 0 Saturday's games Clemson 40 Virginia Tech 7 Wake orest 31 Villanova 11 Virginia 31 William and Mary 23 Louieville at Maryland Duke at Northwestern North Carolina 'at South Carolina Saturday Sept 10 PenrtlState at Virginia urrpan at Clemson UT Ghattanooga at Georgia Tech Oklahoma at North Carolina Illinois State at Wake orest Duke at Tennessee COLLEGE SCORES EAST i Holy Cross 49 Rhode Island 7 West Virginia 62 Bowling Green 14 lorida 35 Delaware State 31 Northern Iowa at Pitt night Temple at Syracuse night SOUTH Appalachian State 38 The Citadel 14 lorida 69 Montana State 0 urman 38 South Carolina State 0 Georgia Southern 55 Newberry 7 Howard 47 Morehouse 21 Kentucky 18 Central Michigan 7 Presbyterian 34 Davidson 16 Tulane 33 Tennessee Chattanooga 19 North Carolina at North Carolina Central Kentucky State at Austin Peay night Tennessee Tech at East Carolina night Tennessee at Georgia night Alcorn State vs Grambling at Shreve port La night Texas at LSU night Mississippi College at McNeese State night lorida State at Miami la night Memphis State vs Mississippi at Jack son Miss night Louisiana Tech at Mississippi State night Mlles at Mississippi Valley State night Marshall at Morehead State night Tennessee Martin at Murray State night Northeast Louisiana at Nicholls State night Southwest Missouri State at North western Louisiana night Stephen Austin at Southern Missis sippi night ullerton State at Southwestern Loui siana night Middle Tennessee State at Tennessee State night MIDWEST Ball State 13 Toledo 3 Kent State 34 Youngstown State 3 Nebraska 63 Utah State 13 Washington State 44 Illinois 7 Western Michigan 24 Wisconsin 14 Miami of Ohio at Eastern Michigan night Eastern Illinois at Illinois State night Akron at Northern Illinois night Southern Illinois at Western Illinois night SOUTHWEST Pacific vs Arkansas at Little Rock Ark night Delta State at Arkansas State night Nevada Las Vegas at Baylor night West Texas State at Lamar night Angelo State at Sam Houston State night Southwest Texas State at Texas night Mankato State at Texas EI Paso night Prairie View at Texas Southern night North Texas at Texas Tech night Kansas State at Tulsa night WEST Air orce 29 Colorado State 23 Montana 35 Eastern New Mexico 6 Portland State at Eastern Washington night Iowa at Hawaii night Boise State at Long Beach State night resno State at New Mexico night San Jose State at New Mexico State night Southern Utah at Northern Arizona night Arizona at Oregon Slate night San Diego State at UCLA night ACC SUMMARIES Wake 31 Villanova 11 Wakoerest 10 21 0 31 Villanova 00 03 00 Hoyle 30 field goal nr rxugers io run irioyie kick) 3 run (Hoyle kick) Williams 5 run (Hoyle kick) Long 10 run (Hoyle kick) Withka 28 field goal Brady 32 pass from Schulz (Lombardi 2 pass from Schulz) A 11624 Wak Vll irst downs 20 15 Rushes yards 60 281 22 070 Passing yards 092 230 Returnyards 93 68 Passes 20 07 0 43 19 4 Punts 4 41 6 39 umbles lost 7 2 4 2 Penaltles yards 3 35 4 34 Tlmeof Possession 34:52 25:08 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Wake orest Young 20 94 Rogers 18 101 Williams 11 39 Long 4 27 Elkins 4 17 rance 2 1 Niedbala 1 2 Villanova Dingle 7 30 Schulz 4 11 Lombardi 9 25 Downs 1 3 Pascoe 11 Passing Wake orest Elkins 18 7 092 Long 2 0 00 Villanova Schulz 42 19 4 230 Pascoe 1 0 0 0 Receiving Wake orest Tro hel 5 76 Young 1 7 Brown 1 9 Villanova Brady 7 111 Lombardi 2 25 Dingle 3 34 Thompson 1 8 Cashman 5 43 Sency 1 9 COLLEGE SCHEDULE THURSDAY SEPT I Texas at Brigham Young night SATURDAY SEPT 10 State Penn State at Virginia 7:00 East Carolina at Virginia Tech 1:00 Richmond at Connecticut 1:00 VMI at William Mary 1:00 Appalachian St at James Madison 2:00 Tennessee Tech at Liberty 1:40 Bowie St at Hampton 1:30 Central St at Virginia St 1:30 Virginia Tech at Virginia Union 7:00 Emory Henry at Wash Lee 1:30 Alfred at Randolph Macon 1:30 Denison at Hampden Sydney 1:30 Bridgewater at Virginia Wesleyan 1:30 errum at Wagner 1:30 Newport News Apprentice at Glass boro St 7:30 ACC urman at Clemson 1:00 Tennessee Chattanooga at Georgia Tech 1:00 Oklahoma at North Carolina 5:00 Illinois St at Wake orest 7:00 Duke at Tennessee 7:30 East Holy Cross at Army Cincinnati at Boston College Villanova at Bucknell New Hampshire at Colgate Grambling vs Howard at East Ruther ford NJ night Kutztown at Lafayette Maine at Massachusetts Delaware at Navy Boston University at Rhode Island Alabama at Temple night ullerton State at West Virginia South Kentucky at Auburn Morgan State at Bethune Cookman night Presbyterian at The Citadel night Lehigh at Davidson Wofford at East Tennessee State night Delaware State at Eastern Kentucky night Georgia Southern vs lorida al Jacksonville la night Southern Mississippi at lorida State night Texas Christian at Georgia Houston vs Louisiana Tech at Shreve port La night Wyoming at Louisville Ohio University at Marshall night Northeast Louisiana at McNeese State night Arkansas State at Memphis State night lorida vs Mississippi at Jackson Miss night Western Kentucky at Morehead State night Winston Salem State at North Caroli na Nicholls State al Sarnford Western Carolina at South Carolina night Alabama State at Southern University night Jackson State at Tennessee State night Northeastern at Towson State Mississippi State at Vanderbilt night Midwest Ball State at Bowling Green Austin Peay at Eastern Illinois night Salem at Indiana State night Tulane at Iowa State night Baylor at Kansas Iowa at Kansas State Akron at Kent State Rutgers at Michigan State Washington State at Minnesota night Utah State at Missouri Middle Tennessee State at Northern Illinois night Michigan at Notre Dame night Syracuse at Ohio State Washington at Purdue Murray State at Southeast Missouri State night Missouri Southern at Southwest Mis souri State night Western Michigan at Toledo night Grand Valley State at Western Illinois night Eastern Michigan at Youngstown State night Southwest Tulsa at Arkansas Mississippi Valley State vs Arkansas Pine Bluff at Little Rock night Southwest Texas State at Lamar night Miami of Ohio at Oklahoma State night Indiana at Rice night Prairie View at Stephen Aus tin night Weber State al Texas EI Paso night Texas at Texas Southern night West Texas Tech at Arizona night Illinois at Arizona State night Sam Houston State at Boise State night Pacific at California resno State at Colorado Hawaii at Colorado State Portland State at Idaho night South Dakota State at Montana Mesa at Montana State Northwestern Louisiana at Nevada Reno New Mexico at New Mexico State night Eastern Washington at Northern Ari zona night Long Beach State at Oregon Oregon State al San Jose State Southern California at Stanford Nebraska at UCLA Idaho State at Utah night SUNDAY SEPT 11 Air orce at San Diego State night RealCheapClassifieds981 3311 Roanoke Ti mes World News Proven Results AP West Darren ulton (23) and Darrell Whitmore (1 1 block a punt by Bowling Chris Shales Willie Edwards recovered the ball in the end zone for a TD It BY ah aU O' 1 ii 1 11 lMil 1 MR Nehlen perfect in 9 openers at WVU Associated Press MORGANTOWN WVa Don Nehlen and Moe Ankney both played quarterback for Bowling Green in their college days but that was the only thing they had in com mon Saturday while coaching against each other Sophomore Major Harris Neh quarterback at West Virginia accounted for two touchdowns and directed six first half scoring drives to pace the 1 6th ranked Mountain eers to a 62 14 victory over An alcons in a football opener for both teams really want to score that many points said Neh len also a former coach of Bowling Green were my buddies over riendship aside Nehlen used his bigger team to keep his record perfect in nine WVU season openers and become the most successful coach in 96 years of football played a lot of people to day so I guess we did decently" Nehlen said hard to tell in a game like this when you know how good the opposition The Mountaineers were good enough anyway Harris had 163 to tal yards in the first half throwing for 90 yards and one touchdown and rushing for 73 yards and another score The team played mistake free until the second half liked what I saw today I thought the score would be Nehlen said The Mountaineers cruised to a 24 0 lead after one quarter and were up 38 0 before Bowling Green got beyond the West Virginia 44 yard line The first score came after pass interference and personal foul penalties moved the ball to the 15 Their second came with six seconds left West Virginia entered the sea son with most attention focusing on its offense but the defense scored the first points of the season Willie Edwards fell on a fumble by Cris Shale in the end zone 1:17 into the game after the Bowling Green punt er dropped the ball under a heavy rush The next two times Shale punt ed Grantis Bell returned beyond midfield to set up a 44 yard field goal by Charlie Baumann and a 4 yard scoring run by Anthony Brown With 1:32 left in the first quarter Craig 9 yard run up the middle put WVU up 24 0 In the second quarter Harris hit Reggie Rembert with a 6 yard scor ing pass and added a 5 yard run After Mike 1 yard sweep put Bowling Green on the board Baumann added a 47 yard field goal just before halftime to give WVU a 41 7 lead Eugene Napoleon Undra John son and freshman Barry Browning each scored on short runs for West Virginia in the second half Magee added a 1 yard run to close the scoring with six seconds remaining Bowling Grttn 0 7 0 7 14 Wit Virginia 24 17 7 14 62 WV Edwardt recover Shale fumble In end zone (Bau mann kick) WV Baumann 44 WV A Brown 4 run (Baumann kick) WV Taylor 9 run (Baumann kick) WV Rembert 6 pan from Harris (Baumann kick) WV Harrls 5 run (Baumann kick) BG McGee 1 run (Zeller kick) WV Baumann 47 WV Napoleon I run (Baumann kick) Johnson 6 run (Baumann kick) WV Brownlng 2 run (Baumann kick) BG Magee 1 run (Zeller kick) A 53515 irst downs Rushes yards Passing Relurnyards A Punts umbles lost Penaltles yards Time of possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Bowling Green McGee 16 56 Edgerton 6 21 West Virginia Harris 7 73 Napoleon 9 58 Taylor 5 51 Johnson 13 49 A Brown 10 39 Bowling Green Dacklln 13 33 I I28 Smith 711 0 78 West Virginia Harris 6 9 0 90 Jones 3 3 0 84 LeVInus 0 1 0 0 Bowling Green Rankin 3 46 Heard 3 26 Thornton 2 29 Songers 2 28 Hockman 2 22 West Virginia Rembert 4 53 Mitchell 2 22 Bell 1 50 Phillips 1 25 Winn 1 24 Mitchell 2 22 EG WV 21 25 34 61 63 367 206 174 16 88 20 44 1 9 13 1 8 35 1 57 2 1 2 1 5 47 9 87 30:19 29 41 Georgia ground game overpowers Tennessee Associated Press ATHENS Ga Rodney Hampton ran for 196 yards and two touchdowns and Tim Worley rushed for 144 yards and two scores as No 12 Georgia used an overpowering ground game to down 18th ranked Tennessee 28 17 in a Southeastern Conference game Saturday night Hampton scored on runs of 43 yards in the first quarter and went 2 yards on fourth down with 6:35 re maining to give the Bulldogs an 1 1 point lead scores in the season opener for both teams came in the second half a 3 yard run that was set up by a fumble recovery and a 15 yard scamper that was set up by 56 yard run The ground assault enabled Georgia to star coach Vince Dool ey's 25th season with a victory leav ing him seven shy of becoming the 10th coach in NCAA Division I A history to reach the 200 win plateau The Bulldogs had to overcome the pinpoint passing of Jeff rancis who became all time leader in passing yardage rancis completed 25 of 39 pas ses for 354 yards lifting his career total to 3989 and breaking the re cord of 3823 set by Alan Cockrell from 1981 83 rancis scored on a 6 yard scramble and the other Vols touch down came on a 20 yard run by Reggie Cobb Chip McCallum kicked a 24 yard field goal for the Vols 1 5 yard scoring run with 6:15 left in the third quarter gave the Bulldogs the lead for good at 21 17 Later in the quarter Bryan Kimbro recovered a fumble by Hampton at the Georgia 16 and the Vols eventually reached the 1 before the Bulldogs staged a goal line stand After the stand they took over at the 13 when Paul Giles sacked rancis and recovered a fumble on third down Georgia then went 87 yards on 1 9 plays and ate up 8:45 on the clock for its final touchdown The Bull dogs converted two third down situ ations and two more on fourth down in the drive Georgia wasted two first half scoring threats on an interception and fumble recovery by Preston Warren Warren picked off a pass by Wayne Johnson at the Tennessee 5 and returned it 43 yards midway through the first quarter and then pounced on a fumble by Alphonso Ellis at the Vols 24 early in the sec ond Tennessee had a chance to in crease its halftime lead in the wan ing minutes but rancis' 49 yard touchdown pass to Thomas Woods was nullified by a holding penalty rancis came right back with a 20 yard completion to Cobb but the Vols eventually faced a fourth and one at the Bulldog 3 1 and opted for 48 yard field goal try which was wide left 35 seconds be fore halftime TtnntMM Georgia Hamplon 43 run kick) UT McCallum 24 UT Cobb 20 run (McCallum kick) Ga Worley 3 run (Kazay kick) UT rancli 6 run (McCallum kick) Ga Worley 15 run (Kaiay kick) Ga Hampton 2 run (Kaiay kick) A 82 122 irst downs Rushes yards Passing Return Yards A Punts umbles Lost Penaltles Yards Tlmeof Possession 3 7 7 0 17 7 0 14 UT Ga 22 24 28 52 63 414 354 25 33 27 25 39 2 7 10 1 3 36 3 36 2 3 2 4 45 8 65 25:2 1 34:39 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Tennessee Cobb 13 58 Davis 4 15 Rollins 4 13 Georgia Hampton 23 196 Worley 23 144 Henderson 11 60 Tennessee rancis 25 39 2354 Georgia Johnson 4 5 113 Talley 3 5 012 Recelvlng Tennessee Cobb 682 Woods 5 7X Cleve land 3 80 Georgia Sadowski 1 10 Henderson 1 6 Hamp ton 14 Bridgewater ties Lebanon Valley Associated Press BRIDGEWATER Brian Keck kicked a 26 yard field goal with 8:08 left in the third quarter as Lebanon Valley tied the Bridgewater Eagles 3 3 in a college football sea son opener Saturday Associated Press ij'i 7 Associated Press 14 14 14 21 63 7 28 27:50 1 Nab 34 63 421 169 i Jamas Madison Madley 21 82 Ragln 5 23 Taylor 4 20 Navy Grizzard 13 85 Archer 17 66 McIntosh 7 43 Bradley 10 41 Passing James Madison Wafers 12 29 2 130 Lancaster 0 1 0 0 Navy Grizzard 3 $0 45 McIntosh 1 1 0 13 Receiving James Madison rye 4 70 Taylor 3 24 Dale 2 22 Thornton 111 Lanier 1 10 Navy Smith 2 27 Jordan 1 18 Neumann 1 13 ANNAPOLIS Md Backup quarterback Gary McIntosh ignited Navy with a 37 yard touchdown run late in the first half Saturday as the Midshipmen came from behind for a 27 14 victory over James Madi son James Madison led 14 7 with a little more than four minutes left in the half when McIntosh faked a pitchout side stepped two would be tacklers and ran untouched intb the end zone Ted 48 yard field goal with 58 seconds left tn the first half put the Midshipmen ahead for the first time 17 14 McIntosh a transfer from the University of Maryland who is bat tling sophomore Alton Grizzard for the starter job took over trom Grizzard in the second quarter with the Middies trailing and the offense stalled Grizzard returning for the sec ond half got a touchdown of his own midway through the third quarter keeping the ball on a triple option play for a 3 yard touchdown James Madison quarterback Roger Waters teamed with tight end Walt rye for two first half touch downs to help the Division I AA Dukes take control from the Divi sion I A Midshipmen James Madison opened the scoring when rye slipped behind the Navy defense and gathered in a Waters pass for a 47 yard touch down eight minutes into the first quarter rye got loose in the end zone on the seventh play of the sec ond quarter for another TD pass from Waters JsmetMaditen 7 7 T8 Navy 7 18 3 27 JMU rye 45 pass from Waters (Garrltty kick) Navy Pangrazlo 2 run (undoukos kick) JMU rye 2 pass from Waters (Garrltty kick) Navy Mclntosh 37 run (undoukos kick) Navy undoukos 48 Grizzard 3 run (undoukos kick) Navy undoukos 27 Midshipmen rally for 27 14 victory Madison beaten by Navy LINCOLN Neb Quarter back Steve Taylor ran for two touch downs and passed for another Satur day to lead second ranked Nebraska past Utah State 63 13 Taylor ran for scores of 22 anu 1 5 yards in the first half and passed 1 1 yards to Richard Bell to cap a 56 second 74 yard scoring drive late in the first half ullback Sam Schmidt added a 6 yard TD run after an 1 8 yard Tay lor sprint in the first quarter' for Nebraska (2 0) 37 yard pass to Bell on the first drive of the second half set up a 7 yard Ken Clark touchdown run before Utah State (0 1) scored its first points on a 1 yard TD pass from Brent Snyder to PatrickNew man Terry Rodgers added a Nebras ka touchdown in the third with a 2 yard run to make it 42 7 On the first play of the fourth second string quarterback Gerry Gdowski passed 6 yards to BradDe vall on fourth and four then third string QB Mickey Joseph ran 8 yards for another TD with 13:24 to play Gdowski added his second touchdown with a 1 yard run less than seven minutes later Snyder teamed with Kendall Smith on a 1 5 yard scoring pass for Utah other score Utah Stata Nebratka Nab Taylor 22 run (Barriot kick) Ntb Schmldt 6 run (Barrlot kick) Nab Taylor IS run (Drennan kick) Neb Ball II pan from Taylor (Drennan kick) Neb Clark 7 run (Barrloi kick) US Newman 1 pan from Snyder (Moody kick) Neb Rodgeri 2 run Barrloi kick) Neb Devall 6 pan from Gdowikl (Drennan kick) Neb Joteph 8 run (Drennan kick) Neb Gdowtkl 1 run (Janky kick) US $mlth 15 pall from Snyder (pan failed) A 76 233 lrit dowm Rutheryardi Railing yardt Return yardi A Punti umbioi loit Penaltios yardt Time of poiieiHon INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Ruihlng Utah State Payne 12 43 Snyder 8 17 Nebrai ka Clark 12 90 Taylor 9 74 Knox 5 50 Rodgtri 7 19 Penlng Utah Stalo Snyder 21 391 187 Nobroika Toy Mr 7 9 0 143 Gdowikl 2 3 0 19 Joieph I I 7 Recelvlng Utah State Smith 8 108 Payne 7 S0 New man 2 6 Nebraska Bell 3 87 Brinson 1 34 Devoli 1 6 US 14 22 19 117 21 3M 10 2 41 OO 5 34 32:10 Nebraska hammers Utah State 21318 JMU NAV irst downs 18 17 Rushei yardi 40 124 60 268 Passing yardi 130 58 Return yardt 0 50 Panes 12 302 47 0 Punfl 6 32 334 umblei lott 1 0 41 Penaltlei yardi 4 20 0 0 Tlmeof ponenlon 28:49 31:11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS jam lOf.