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D16 ROUNDUP I-AA South Dakota stuns Minnesota, 41-38, in Minneapolis

Wake Forest hangs on to knock off Duke, Hawaii beats Army ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dante Warren passed for 352

yards and three touchdowns for SouthDakotaandscamperedfora 25-yard score on fourth-and-one midway through the fourth quar- ter, sealinga41-38upsetofMinne- sota inMinneapolis. “You could just see how giddy

our fans are. It’s ridiculous,” Coy- otes Coach Ed Meierkort said. “This thing’s going to go on for awhile, too, it looks like.” Warren, a junior inhis first year

as a starter, spurred the Coyotes (1-1) to a program-defining stun- ner over the Golden Gophers (1-1) who hostNo. 16 Southern Califor- nianextweek. “The depth of my disappoint-

ment right now, you cannot mea- sure it,” said Coach TimBrewster, whose jobcouldbe jeopardizedby this defeat. “I don’t want to dis-

credit South Dakota in any way ... but it certainly is an unacceptable loss onourpart.” Warren finished with 81 yards

and two touchdowns on10 carries and completed 21 of 30 passes, mystifying aMinnesota teamthat couldn’t tackleorcovermuchatall in this nightmare home opener against a neighbor school in its thirdyear at the I-AAlevel. “Just a surreal feeling,”Warren

said. “You go into a game like this just hoping everything works out perfectly, anditdid.” Duane Bennett, who rushed 18

times for 104 yards, kept the Go- phers close with two one-yard touchdown runs in the fourth quarter, the lastwith 3minutes 21 seconds left to cut the lead to three.But theCoyotesgotone first down after the kickoff, all they neededtodrainthe clock. “I knew we had a chance at it.

Nobody else reallydid,” saidSouth Dakota safety Shane Potter, who started his career with the Go- phers andisoneof eightMinneso- tanatives onthe team. Notevenamissedextrapointor

STANDINGS,SCORESANDBOXSCORES

STANDINGS ACC

Atlantic Conf. SCHOOL

Wake Forest ................................. 1 Maryland ...................................... 0 Boston College ............................. 0 Clemson ....................................... 0 xN.C. State ................................... 0 Florida St. ..................................... 0

Coastal Miami ........................................... 0

xVirginia ....................................... 0 Georgia Tech ................................ 0 North Carolina .............................. 0 Virginia Tech ................................ 0 Duke ............................................. 0

BIG 12 North

Conf. SCHOOL

Nebraska ...................................... 0 Colorado ....................................... 0 Iowa St. ........................................ 0 xKansas St. .................................. 0 xMissouri ..................................... 0 Kansas .......................................... 0

South

Oklahoma ..................................... 0 xBaylor ......................................... 0 xOklahoma St. ............................. 0 xTexas A&M ................................. 0 xTexas Tech ................................. 0 xTexas .......................................... 0

BIG EAST Conf. SCHOOL

West Virginia ............................... 0 xRutgers ...................................... 0 xSyracuse ..................................... 0 Cincinnati ..................................... 0 Connecticut .................................. 0 Pittsburgh .................................... 0 South Florida ............................... 0 Louisville ...................................... 0

BIG TEN Conf. SCHOOL

Michigan St. ................................. 0 Iowa .............................................. 0 Northwestern .............................. 0 Ohio St. ........................................ 0 Wisconsin .................................... 0 Michigan ...................................... 0 Indiana ......................................... 0 xPenn St. ...................................... 0 Minnesota .................................... 0 Purdue .......................................... 0 xIllinois ......................................... 0

PAC-10 Conf. SCHOOL

California ...................................... 0 xAriz. St. ...................................... 0 xArizona ....................................... 0 xOregon ........................................ 0 xSouthern Cal .............................. 0 xStanford ..................................... 0 Oregon St. .................................... 0 xUCLA ........................................... 0 xWashington St. .......................... 0 xWashington ............................... 0

SEC East

Conf. SCHOOL

South Carolina ............................. 1 Florida .......................................... 0 xKentucky .................................... 0 xTennessee .................................. 0 xVanderbilt .................................. 0 Georgia ......................................... 0

West Auburn ......................................... 1

xAlabama ..................................... 0 xArkansas .................................... 0 xLSU ............................................. 0 xMississippi ................................. 0 Mississippi St .............................. 0

MEAC Conf. SCHOOL

Norfolk St. .................................... 1 Hampton ...................................... 1 Beth.-Cook. .................................. 0 Morgan St. ................................... 0 Florida A&M ................................. 0 S. Carolina St ............................... 0 Delaware St. ................................ 0 N. Car. A&T ................................... 0 Howard ......................................... 0

PATRIOT LEAGUE Conf. SCHOOL

Georgetown ................................. 1 Holy Cross .................................... 0 Colgate ......................................... 0 Lehigh .......................................... 0 Fordham ....................................... 0 Bucknell ........................................ 0 Lafayette ..................................... 0

WESTERN ATHLETIC Conf. SCHOOL

Boise St. ....................................... 0 Fresno St. ..................................... 0 xLouisiana Tech ........................... 0 xNevada ....................................... 0 Hawaii .......................................... 0 Idaho ............................................ 0 xNew Mexico St. .......................... 0 xUtah St. ...................................... 0 San Jose St. ................................. 0

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Notre Dame .................................................... 1 Army ............................................................... 1 Navy ............................................................... 1

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AIRFORCE35,BYU14 BYU ........................................ 14

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First Downs .......................................... 15 Rushes-Yards ............................... 34-221 Passing .................................................. 88 Comp-Att-Int ............................... 10-25-1 Return Yards ......................................... 13 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 6-29.3 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 4-2 Penalties-Yards ................................ 7-45 Time Of Possession ......................... 23:01

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SCORES EAST

Assumption 24, Wagner 9 Bloomsburg 41, Clarion 13 Boston College 26, Kent St. 13 Bryant 44, St. Anselm 21 Case Reserve 14, Rochester 10 Cent. Connecticut St. 45, Bentley 14 Coast Guard 10, Merchant Marine 8 Connecticut 62, Texas Southern 3 Delaware 26, S. Dakota St. 3 Delaware Valley 27, Washington & Jefferson 0 Duquesne 35, Dayton 31 Endicott 6, RPI 3 Fordham 27, Rhode Island 25 Gannon 22, Shippensburg 19 Georgetown, D.C. 28, Lafayette 24 Grove City 17, Lebanon Valley 14 Hawaii 31, Army 28 Hiram 21, Kenyon 13 Hobart 38, Dickinson 7 Indiana, Pa. 23, East Stroudsburg 17 Ithaca 28, Union, N.Y. 20 Lycoming 40, Westminster, Pa. 10 Maine 31, Monmouth, N.J. 23 Maine Maritime 47, Anna Maria 0 Marist 14, Bucknell 3 Massachusetts 31, Holy Cross 7 Millersville 35, Lock Haven 21 Montclair St. 34, Westfield St. 0 Mount Ida 41, Plymouth St. 16 Navy 13, Georgia Southern 7 Pittsburgh 38, New Hampshire 16 Robert Morris 35, Sacred Heart 31 St. Ambrose 28, Malone 7 Stony Brook 31, American International 14 Susquehanna 45, Juniata 3 Trine 76, Bluffton 6 Urbana 44, Seton Hill 13 Utica 59, Castleton St. 22 Villanova 35, Lehigh 0 W. New England 30, Mass. Maritime 6 Wabash 21, Wooster 17 Walsh 38, Quincy 0 Wayne, Mich. 63, Tiffin 14 West Liberty 49, S. Connecticut 35 Widener 21, Thiel 0 SOUTH

Appalachian St. 45, Jacksonville 14 Ark.-Monticello 31, Southern U. 7 Centre 35, Maryville, Tenn. 0 Clemson 58, Presbyterian 21 Concordia-Selma 52, Miles 20 Cumberland, Tenn. 33, Campbellsville 21 East Carolina 49, Memphis 27 Emory & Henry 38, Greensboro 6 Florida 38, South Florida 14 Florida A&M 17, Delaware St. 14 Fort Valley St. 41, Savannah St. 10 Furman 45, Colgate 15 Hampden-Sydney 21, N.C. Wesleyan 19 Hampton 31, Howard 21 James Madison 21, Virginia Tech 16 Lambuth 23, Georgia St. 14 Louisiana-Lafayette 31, Arkansas St. 24 Louisville 23, E. Kentucky 13 Mars Hill 41, St. Augustine’s 12 Maryland 62, Morgan St. 3 Michigan St. 30, Florida Atlantic 17 Morehead St. 31, St. Francis, Pa. 21 Norfolk St. 23, N. Carolina A&T 14 Old Dominion 44, Campbell 13 S. Carolina St. 44, MVSU 0 Samford 19, Northwestern St. 7 South Carolina 17, Georgia 6 Tusculum 54, W. Carolina 30 Tuskegee 41, Stillman 15 Union, Ky. 48, Kentucky Christian 0 Wake Forest 54, Duke 48 William & Mary 45, VMI 0 Winston-Salem 34, N.C. Central 27 Wofford 34, Charleston Southern 23 MIDWEST Augsburg 35, Martin Luther 7 Augustana, S.D. 10, Bemidji St. 0 Baldwin-Wallace 10, Capital 7 Beloit 34, St. Norbert 31 Briar Cliff 37, Waldorf 7 Carroll, Wis. 34, Illinois College 20 Carthage 35, Lakeland 34 (OT) Cent. Arkansas 37, E. Illinois 7 Cincinnati 40, Indiana St. 7 Coe 45, Olivet Nazarene 7 Crown, Minn. 48, Maranatha Baptist 14 DePauw 45, Rose-Hulman 16 Denison 41, Earlham 20 Elmhurst 37, Olivet 7 Franklin 42, Valparaiso 7 Gardner-Webb 38, Akron 37 (OT) Grinnell 17, Monmouth, Ill. 15 Illinois Wesleyan 35, Alma 14 Iowa 35, Iowa St. 7 Kansas 28, Georgia Tech 25 Lawrence 33, Knox 12 Loras 31, Rockford 21 Luther 31, Northwestern, Minn. 7 Manchester 27, Kalamazoo 10 Mary Hardin-Baylor 24, Wis.-LaCrosse 19 Miami (Ohio) 28, E. Michigan 21 Michigan 28, Notre Dame 24 Michigan Tech 42, Lake Erie 13 Minn. St., Mankato 21, Northern St., S.D. 14 Minn.-Morris 20, Westminster, Mo. 14 Mount Union 45, Wis.-Oshkosh 28 N. Michigan 49, Findlay 10 Nebraska 38, Idaho 17 Nebraska Wesleyan 23, Morningside 12 Northwestern 37, Illinois St. 3 Northwestern, Iowa 24, Hastings 10 Northwood, Mich. 28, Ohio Dominican 12 Ohio St. 36, Miami 24 Pacific Lutheran 27, Hamline 20 Purdue 31, W. Illinois 21 South Dakota 41, Minnesota 38 St. Olaf 34, Simpson, Iowa 0 Thomas More 56, Hanover 12 Wartburg 27, Gustavus 6 Wayne, Neb. 68, Minn.-Crookston 6 William Penn 44, Taylor 19 Wisconsin 27, San Jose St. 14 Youngstown St. 31, Butler 7 SOUTHWEST Austin 20, Texas Lutheran 14 Oklahoma 47, Florida St. 17 Redlands 21, E. Texas Baptist 10 Texas St. 31, S. Arkansas 17 W. New Mexico 35, Sul Ross St. 32 FAR WEST Air Force 35, BYU 14 California 52, Colorado 7 Carroll, Mont. 49, E. Oregon 12 Utah 38, UNLV 10

JAMESMADISON21, NO.13VIRGINIATECH16

James Madison ........................ 0 Virginia Tech ............................ 7

7 6

7 3

7 — 21 0 — 16

VT: Boykin 9 pass from T.Taylor (Hazley kick), 3:24 first. VT: FG Hazley 30, 7:03 second. JMU: Sullivan 77 pass from Dudzik (Wright kick), 4:53 second. VT: FG Hazley 41, :19 second. VT: FG Hazley 28, 11:32 third. JMU: Dudzik 7 run (Wright kick), 4:06 third. JMU: Dudzik 12 run (Wright kick), 13:45 fourth.

First Downs .......................................... 14 Rushes-Yards ................................ 41-114 Passing ............................................... 121

James Madison Virginia Tech 23

44-238 124

Comp-Att-Int .................................. 5-8-0 10-16-1 Return Yards .......................................... 9 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 4-44.8 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 2-0 Penalties-Yards ................................. 7-75 Time Of Possession ........................ 28:17

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0-0.0 2-2

4-48 31:43 RUSHING

James Madison: Sullivan 20-49, Dudzik 12-35, Noble 3-17, Long 4-15, Team 2-(minus 2). Virginia Tech: R.Williams 20-91, T.Taylor 13-86, D.Evans 7-27, D.Wil- son 3-23, Roberts 1-11.

PASSING

James Madison: Dudzik 5-8-0-121. Virginia Tech: T.Tay- lor 10-16-1-124.

RECEIVING James Madison: Barlow 2-11, Sullivan 1-77, Sharp 1-17, Q.Hunter 1-16. Virginia Tech: Coale 3-52, R.Williams 2-35, Younger 2-12, Boykin 1-9, D.Evans 1-8, A.Smith 1-8.

MARYLAND62, MORGANST.3

Morgan St. ............................... 0 Maryland ................................ 17 28

0 3 0 — 3 3 14 — 62

Md: To.Smith 5 pass from J.Robinson (Baltz kick), 8:51 first. Md: Cannon 19 pass from J.Robinson (Baltz kick), 4:22 first. Md: FG Baltz 47, 1:38 first. Md: Hartsfield 14 interception return (Baltz kick), 9:46 second. Md: Furstenburg 27 pass from O’Brien (Baltz kick), 8:12 second. Md: To.Smith 24 pass from O’Brien (Baltz kick), 4:03 second. Md: Scott 22 pass from O’Brien (Baltz kick), 1:44 second. Md: FG Baltz 47, 8:06 third. Morg: FG Scarlett 39, 4:30 third. Md: Adams 23 run (Baltz kick), 9:48 fourth. Md: Adams 2 run (Baltz kick), 5:13 fourth.

Morgan St.

First Downs ............................................ 9 Rushes-Yards ................................. 28-37 Passing .................................................. 48

Maryland 24

44-221 149

Comp-Att-Int ................................. 7-28-2 11-25-1 Return Yards ........................................... 6 Punts-Avg. ................................... 10-32.1 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 1-1 Penalties-Yards ................................ 6-49 Time Of Possession ......................... 27:09

142

4-41.3 0-0

10-110 32:51

RUSHING

Morgan St.:Mann5-23, Lee 5-21, Brooks 11-20, D.Brown 2-1, Singletary 1-0, Dickerson 4-(minus 28). Maryland: Adams 11-70, Meggett 8-50, Scott 8-42, J.Robinson 5-36, C.Brown 1-12, Douglas 2-8, Tyler 2-7, Salvatico 3-7, McCree 1-3, O’Brien 2-3, Team 1-(minus 17).

PASSING

Morgan St.: Dickerson 7-28-2-48. Maryland: J.Robinson 6-14-1-70, O’Brien 5-10-0-79, C.Brown 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING Morgan St.: Diggs 5-26, Okakpu 1-16, Sherman 1-6. Maryland: Furstenburg 3-48, To.Smith 3-41, Scott 3-31, Cannon 1-19, McCree 1-10.

NAVY13, GEORGIASOUTHERN7

Georgia Southern ..................... 0 Navy ......................................... 6

0 7

7 0

0 — 7 0 — 13

Navy: FG Buckley 18, 8:16 first. Navy: FG Buckley 42, 2:07 first. Navy: R.Dobbs 1 run (Buckley kick), 1:07 second. GaSo: Wilcox 17 pass from Shaw (Mora kick), 9:08 third.

Georgia Southern

First Downs ............................................ 8 Rushes-Yards ................................. 39-73 Passing ................................................. 36 Comp-Att-Int ................................... 4-9-0 Return Yards .......................................... 3 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 7-40.4 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 3-1 Penalties-Yards ................................ 7-40 Time Of Possession ......................... 27:24

RUSHING

Georgia Southern: R.Brown 16-45, Darri.Robinson 3-12, Wilcox 4-12, Hickey 2-8, Akinniranye 1-1, Shaw 13-(mi- nus 5). Navy: Murray 9-50, R.Dobbs 25-44, Greene 4-9, Teich 4-8, Team 1-(minus 2).

PASSING

Georgia Southern: Shaw 4-9-0-36. Navy: R.Dobbs 5-8-0- 84.

RECEIVING Ga. South.: Barker 2-12, Wilcox 1-17, Sumner 1-7. Navy: G.Jones 2-54, Santiago 1-12, Teich 1-12, Greene 1-6

HAMPTON31, HOWARD21

Hampton .................................. 7 Howard ..................................... 7

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3 — 31 7 — 21

How: Council 15 run (Munoz kick), 10:24 first. Hamp: Robinson 1 run (Hernandez kick), 1:47 first. How: Leffall 2 run (Munoz kick), 2:46 second. Hamp: McCain 28 pass from Legree (Hernandez kick), 1:27 second. Hamp: Brown 4 run (Hernandez kick), 11:01 third. Hamp: Do.Davis 8 pass from Legree (Hernandez kick), 4:04 third. Hamp: FG Hernandez 36, 7:19 fourth. How: Bradden 1 run (Munoz kick), :29 fourth.

Hampton

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BYU: Di Luigi 1 run (Payne kick), 9:43 first. BYU: R.Nelson 4 run (Payne kick), 2:29 first.

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PASSING—BYU: Di Luigi 7-103, R.Nelson 20-95, Kariya 7-23. Air Force: Clark 18-121, Tew 17-77, Warzeka 6-62, Hunter 2-53, Jefferson 9-38, Walker 7-28, Halderman 2-16, D.Jones 1-9, Southworth 2-7, Team 1-(minus 2). RUSHING — BYU: R.Nelson 8-19-0-73, Heaps 2-6-1-15. Air Force: Jefferson 5-13-1-68. RECEIVING — BYU: Hoffman 3-37, Di Luigi 3-25, Muehlmann 1-13, Ashworth 1-8, Quezada 1-4, Kariya 1-1. Air Force: Clark 3-8, Hunter 1-37, Halderman 1-23.

0 — 14 7 — 35

First Downs .......................................... 17 Rushes-Yards ............................... 35-208 Passing ................................................ 133 Comp-Att-Int ............................... 13-25-0 Return Yards ........................................... 9 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 5-52.6 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 1-1 Penalties-Yards .............................. 11-96 Time Of Possession ......................... 25:44

RUSHING

Hampton: Robinson 17-86, Legree 7-62, McCloude 5-52, Chisholm 4-6, Brown 1-4, Team 1-(minus 2). Howard: Council 21-83, Leffall 11-59, Duncan 6-11, Bradden 7-9, Tirado 2-3, Carter 1-2, Brown 1-1, Drayton 2-0, Team 1-(minus 3), Rodriquez 1-(minus 5).

PASSING

Hampton: Legree 13-25-0-133. Howard: Bradden 5-9-2- 135, Council 2-3-0-20.

RECEIVING Hampton: Do.Davis 5-75, I.Thomas 2-8, Robinson 2-4, McCain 1-28, Brown 1-16, Lloyd 1-1, McCloude 1-1. Howard: Carter 3-91, Rodriquez 1-39, Duncan 1-14, Drayton 1-6, Hughes 1-5.

Howard 18

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7-12-2 28

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Navy 9

43-109 84

5-8-0 31

6-35.8 0-0

6-51 32:36

NO.2OHIOST. 36, MIAMI24

Miami ....................................... 7 10 Ohio St. .................................... 3 23 10

0

7 — 24 0 — 36

OSU: FG Barclay 24, 5:57 first. Mia: Miller 88 kickoff return (Bosher kick), 5:45 first. Mia: FG Bosher 51, 13:05 second. OSU: Saine 18 pass from Pryor (Barclay kick), 12:23 second. OSU: FG Barclay 41, 7:03 second. OSU: Herron 4 run (Barclay kick), 6:17 second. Mia: Benjamin 79 punt return (Bosher kick), 3:04 second. OSU: FG Barclay 21, 1:01 second. OSU: FG Barclay 24, :00 second. OSU: Pryor 13 run (Barclay kick), 10:16 third. OSU: FG Barclay 24, 1:29 third. Mia: Ford 9 pass from J.Harris (Bosher kick), 14:52 fourth.

Miami

First Downs .......................................... 19 Rushes-Yards ............................... 28-120 Passing ................................................ 232

Ohio St. 21

49-181 233

Comp-Att-Int ............................... 22-39-4 12-28-0 Return Yards ......................................... 79 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 2-49.0 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 0-0 Penalties-Yards ................................ 8-59 Time Of Possession ......................... 28:49

140

4-38.0 0-0

2-25 31:11 RUSHING

Miami: Berry 16-94, James 3-10, Miller 3-8, J.Harris 5-8, Whipple 1-0. Ohio St.: Pryor 20-113, Herron 14-66, Saine 12-7, Team 3-(minus 5).

PASSING

Miami: J.Harris 22-39-4-232. Ohio St.: Pryor 12-27-0- 233, Team 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING Miami: Hankerson 7-90, Byrd 4-35, Benjamin 3-51, Berry 2-15, Ford 2-13, A.Johnson 1-9, Miller 1-8, James 1-6, P.Hill 1-5. Ohio St.: Posey 4-105, Sanzenbacher 3-37, Saine 3-36, Herron 1-47, Stoneburner 1-8.

NO.6NEBRASKA38, IDAHO17

Idaho ........................................ 0 Nebraska .................................. 3 28

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7 7

7 — 17 0 — 38

Neb: FG Henery 24, 7:40 first. Neb: Martinez 67 run (Henery kick), 12:15 second. Neb: Helu 58 run (Henery kick), 8:22 second. Neb: Gomes 40 interception return (Henery kick), 6:07 second. Neb: Thenarse 47 INT return (Henery kick), 4:00 second. Id: FG Farquhar 34, :00 second. Id: LaGrone 2 pass from Enderle (Farquhar kick), 5:23 third. Neb: Martinez 20 run (Henery kick), 1:22 third. Id: A.Johnson 19 pass from Reader (Farquhar kick), 2:31 fourth.

Idaho

First Downs .......................................... 24 Rushes-Yards ................................. 38-60 Passing ................................................ 219

Nebraska 18

41-360 111

Comp-Att-Int ............................... 21-39-5 13-18-1 Return Yards ........................................... 8 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 4-46.3 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 3-1 Penalties-Yards ................................ 3-15 Time Of Possession ......................... 32:04

127

2-26.0 8-3

10-123 27:56

RUSHING

Idaho: Jackson 11-67, McCarty 12-40, Bailey 5-20, Vital 1-3, Reader 3-(minus 18), Enderle 6-(minus 52). Nebras- ka: Martinez 14-157, Helu 9-107, Burkhead 9-77, A.Jones 3-18, Robinson 2-2, C.Green 2-1, Paul 2-(minus 2).

PASSING

Idaho: Enderle 16-31-5-141, Reader 5-8-0-78. Nebraska: Martinez 12-17-1-106, C.Green 1-1-0-5.

RECEIVING Idaho: Hardy 5-75, A.Johnson 3-37, Greenwood 3-34, Jackson 2-31, Bailey 2-6, McCarty 2-5, Shaw 1-13, Veltung 1-11, Elmo 1-5, LaGrone 1-2. Nebraska: Paul 4-31, Burkhead 3-41, Kinnie 3-17, McNeill 2-17, B.Cotton 1-5.

NO.8FLORIDA38, SOUTHFLORIDA14

South Florida ........................... 7 Florida ...................................... 0

0 7 0 — 14 7 21 10 — 38

USF: Ketchel 2 pass from Daniels (Schwartz kick), 3:53 first. Fla: Moore 11 pass from Brantley (Sturgis kick), :44 second. Fla: Demps 62 run (Sturgis kick), 7:24 third. Fla: Gillislee 4 run (Sturgis kick), 4:44 third. Fla: Trattou 35 INT return (Sturgis kick), 2:32 third. USF: Murray 3 run (Schwartz kick), :25 third. Fla: FG Sturgis 22, 12:20 fourth. Fla: Reed 2 pass from Brantley (Sturgis kick), 3:55 fourth.

South Florida

First Downs .......................................... 16 Rushes-Yards ............................... 39-244 Passing .................................................. 86

Florida 21

37-251 172

Comp-Att-Int ................................. 6-23-4 18-31-0 Return Yards ........................................... 1 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 5-48.8 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 2-1 Penalties-Yards ................................ 7-45 Time Of Possession ......................... 28:05

70

4-43.5 2-0

8-56 31:55 RUSHING

South Florida: Daniels 17-107, Murray 11-62, Plancher 6-32, Lamar 2-27, Shaw 3-16. Florida: Demps 11-139, Moody 14-54, Gillislee 4-29, M.Brown 3-23, Rainey 1-15, Burton 2-7, Brantley 2-(minus 16).

PASSING

South Florida: Daniels 5-20-4-84, Eveld 1-3-0-2. Florida: Brantley 18-31-0-172.

RECEIVING South Florida: Shields 3-21, Landi 1-51, Bogan 1-12, Ketchel 1-2. Florida: Thompson 6-83, Moore 5-40, Hines 2-6, Burton 2-5, Demps 1-21, R.Clark 1-15, Reed 1-2.

NO.9IOWA35,IOWAST. 7 Iowa St. .................................... 0

0 Iowa ......................................... 7 21

0 7

NO.10OKLAHOMA47, NO.17FLORIDAST. 17

Florida St. ................................ 7 0 Oklahoma ............................... 14 20 10

0 10 — 17 3 — 47

OU: Murray 1 run (O’Hara kick), 10:15 first. FSU: Thomas 1 run (Hopkins kick), 5:25 first. OU: Broyles 18 pass frm L.Jones (O’Hara kick), 1:44 first. OU: Kenney 36 pass from L.Jones (O’Hara kick), 14:44 second. OU: Hanna 46 pass fr L.Jones (kick failed), 7:44 second. OU: Murray 1 run (O’Hara kick), :28 second. OU: Ratterree 7 pass fr L.Jones (O’Hara kick), 8:46 third. OU: FG O’Hara 39, 6:38 third. FSU: FG Hopkins 52, 11:57 fourth. OU: FG O’Hara 38, 4:49 fourth. FSU: Easterling 47 pass from Manuel (Hopkins kick), :00 fourth.

First Downs .......................................... 14 Rushes-Yards ............................... 32-123 Passing ................................................ 222

Florida St. Oklahoma 28

41-93 394

Comp-Att-Int ............................... 15-36-2 32-42-0 Return Yards ........................................... 1 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 7-42.4 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 3-1 Penalties-Yards .............................. 12-95 Time Of Possession ......................... 28:31

40

3-52.3 2-1

6-49 31:29 RUSHING

FSU: Thomas 11-58, Ponder 9-23, T.Jones 4-17, Thomp- son 5-10, Haulstead 0-6, Reid 1-6, Manuel 1-5, Reed 1-(minus 2). OU: Murray 16-51, Madu 11-38, Calhoun 8-17, Millard 1-1, L.Jones 4-(minus 1),Team1-(min. 13).

PASSING

Florida St.: Ponder 11-28-2-113, Manuel 4-8-0-109. Oklahoma: L.Jones 30-40-0-380, Allen 2-2-0-14.

RECEIVING Florida St.: Easterling 3-64, Reed 3-31, Thomas 2-35, Gehres 2-24, Thompson 2-19, Haulstead 1-38, Reliford 1-9, T.Jones 1-2. Oklahoma: Broyles 12-124, Kenney 4-73, Murray 4-52, D.Miller 2-37, Stills 2-17, Clay 2-14, Hanna 1-46, Calhoun 1-12, Ratterree 1-7, Madu 1-6, Millard 1-4, Franks 1-2.

NO.11WISCONSIN27, SANJOSEST. 14

San Jose St. ............................. 0 Wisconsin ................................ 7 10

0

7 3

7 — 14 7 — 27

Wis: Clay 1 run (Welch kick), 10:03 first. Wis: Kendricks 14 pass from Tolzien (Welch kick), 14:16 second. Wis: FG Welch 45, :01 second. Wis: FG Welch 37, 8:11 third. SJS: C.Jones 37 pass from La Secla (Waid kick), :47 third. Wis: Clay 1 run (Welch kick), 11:16 fourth. SJS: Grigsby 12 pass from La Secla (Waid kick), 5:45 fourth.

First Downs .......................................... 13 Rushes-Yards ................................. 20-55 Passing ................................................ 252

San Jose St. Wisconsin 22

46-212 191

Comp-Att-Int ............................... 22-30-2 15-22-1 Return Yards ......................................... 33 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 6-23.3 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 1-0 Penalties-Yards ................................ 7-52 Time Of Possession ......................... 28:06

21

3-44.7 4-1

2-25 31:54 RUSHING

S.J. St.: Rutley 12-31, La Secla 4-14, Freeman 3-7, Muldrow 1-3. Wis.: Clay 23-137, Ball 9-31, White 6-25, Gilreath 1-16, Tolzien 5-5, Anderson 1-0,Team1-(min 2)

PASSING

San Jose St.: La Secla 20-26-1-228, Faulkner 2-3-1-24, Rutley 0-1-0-0. Wisconsin: Tolzien 15-22-1-191.

RECEIVING San Jose St.: C.Jones 8-113, Grigsby 7-79, Beauchman 4-44, Nunn 1-10, Jam.Orth 1-7, Rutley 1-(minus 1). Wis: Abbrederis 5-58, Kendricks 3-60, Anderson 3-36, Jeffer- son 1-18, Pedersen 1-15, Gilreath 1-7, Ball 1-(minus 3).

KANSAS28, NO.15GEORGIATECH25

Georgia Tech ............................ 7 10 Kansas ...................................... 7

7

0 7

8 — 25 7 — 28

GaT: Nesbitt 9 run (Blair kick), 9:17 first. Kan: McDougald 15 pass from Webb (Branstetter kick), 6:54 first. Kan: Biere 2 pass from Webb (Branstetter kick), 14:57 second. GaT: Nesbitt 4 run (Blair kick), 10:31 second. GaT: FG Blair 28, :37 second. Kan: Sims 2 run (Branstetter kick), 10:21 third. Kan: Patterson 32 pass from Webb (Branstetter kick), 14:19 fourth. GaT: S.Hill 40 pass from Nesbitt (S.Hill pass from Nesbitt), 7:48 fourth.

Georgia Tech

First Downs .......................................... 18 Rushes-Yards ............................... 52-291 Passing ................................................ 116

Kansas 18

41-141 179

Comp-Att-Int ................................. 5-15-0 18-30-1 Return Yards ........................................... 3 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 4-28.0 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 3-1 Penalties-Yards ................................ 9-91 Time Of Possession ......................... 31:37

10

5-43.4 1-0

5-60 28:23 RUSHING

GT: Allen 11-89, Peeples 6-55, Jones 7-38, O.Smith 5-37, Ma.Wright 5-35, Nesbitt 15-33, Lyons 2-5, Team 1-(mi- nus 1). KU: Sims 17-101, Quigley 8-46, Pick 3-12, Beshears 1-3, Team 2-(minus 2), Patterson 2-(minus 4), Webb 8-(minus 15).

PASSING GT: Nesbitt 5-15-0-116, KU: Webb 18-29-1-179.

RECEIVING

Georgia Tech: S.Hill 3-51, Peeples 1-46, O.Smith 1-19. Kansas: Patterson 7-85, McDougald 5-44, J.Wilson 2-24, McNulty 1-11, Beshears 1-7, Quigley 1-6, Biere 1-2.

7 — 7 0 — 35

Iowa: McNutt 9 pass from Stanzi (Mossbrucker kick), 8:06 first. Iowa: Hampton 2 run (Mossbrucker kick), 13:31 second. Iowa: Reisner 2 pass from Stanzi (Mossbrucker kick), 10:02 second. Iowa: Stanzi 1 run (Mossbrucker kick), 2:52 second. Iowa: Robinson 39 run (Mossbrucker kick), 6:45 third. ISU: Darks 8 pass from Arnaud (Mahoney kick), 1:51 fourth.

Iowa St.

First Downs .......................................... 15 Rushes-Yards ................................. 25-78 Passing ................................................ 197

Iowa 20

50-275 204

Comp-Att-Int ............................... 20-44-3 11-20-0 Return Yards ......................................... 13 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 7-40.4 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 0-0 Penalties-Yards ................................ 5-40 Time Of Possession ......................... 24:22

(-1)

6-45.7 0-0

4-25 35:38 RUSHING

Iowa St.: Robinson 11-48, Arnaud 9-20, Sh.Johnson 4-9, White 1-1. Iowa: Robinson 14-156, Hampton 20-84, O’Meara 6-22, Vandenberg 3-18, Team 1-(minus 2), Stanzi 6-(minus 3).

PASSING

Iowa St.: Arnaud 20-44-3-197. Iowa: Stanzi 11-18-0-204, Vandenberg 0-1-0-0, Wienke 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING Iowa St.: Robinson 6-59, Darks 4-36, Franklin 3-23, Reynolds 2-40, Hammerschmidt 2-21, Se.Johnson 2-13, White 1-5. Iowa: Johnson-Koulianos 5-65, Reisner 3-66, McNutt 2-75, Hampton 1-(minus 2).

NO.20UTAH38,UNLV10 UNLV ........................................ 3

0 7 Utah ......................................... 3 14 14

NO.24S.CAROLINA17, NO.22GEORGIA6

Georgia ..................................... 3 South Carolina ......................... 7

0 7

3 0

SC: Lattimore 2 run (Lanning kick), 6:58 first. Geo: FG Walsh 27, :38 first. SC: Lattimore 2 run (Lanning kick), 1:34 second. Geo: FG Walsh 26, 8:17 third. SC: FG Lanning 24, 1:12 fourth.

Georgia

First Downs ................................ 11 Rushes-Yards ....................... 26-61 Passing ...................................... 192 Comp-Att-Int ..................... 14-21-0 Return Yards ................................. 4 Punts-Avg. ........................... 5-42.8 Fumbles-Lost ............................ 1-1 Penalties-Yards ...................... 4-25 Time Of Possession ............... 24:45

RUSHING

Georgia: Ealey 19-75, Thomas 1-1, A.Murray 6-(minus 15). South Carolina: Lattimore 37-182, Maddox 2-13, Team 1-(minus 2), Garcia 12-(minus 4).

PASSING

Georgia: A.Murray 14-21-0-192. South Carolina: Garcia 12-17-0-165.

RECEIVING Georgia: Durham 3-76, T.King 3-28, Marl.Brown 2-40, Gray 2-22, Charles 2-17, Munzenmaier 1-11, Ealey 1-(minus 2). South Carolina: A.Jeffery 7-103, DiMarco 1-17, Lattimore 1-16, Gurley 1-14, D..Moore 1-8, Cun- ningham 1-7.

MICHIGAN28, NOTREDAME24

Michigan ................................ 14 Notre Dame .............................. 7

7 0 0 10

7 — 28 7 — 24

ND: Crist 1 run (Ruffer kick), 11:19 first. Mich: Roundtree 31 pass from D.Robinson (Gibbons kick), 8:06 first. Mich: Hopkins 1 run (Gibbons kick), 1:26 first. Mich: D.Robinson 87 run (Gibbons kick), 1:51 second. ND: Jones 53 pass from Crist (Ruffer kick), 12:42 third. ND: FG Ruffer 24, 8:48 third. ND: Rudolph 95 pass from Crist (Ruffer kick), 3:41 fourth. Mich: D.Robinson 2 run (Broekhuizen kick), :27 fourth.

First Downs .......................................... 22 Rushes-Yards ............................... 41-288 Passing ................................................ 244

Michigan Notre Dame 23

32-154 381

Comp-Att-Int ............................... 24-40-0 21-44-3 Return Yards ......................................... 19 Punts-Avg. ................................... 10-37.5 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 1-0 Penalties-Yards ................................ 8-99 Time Of Possession ......................... 34:09

9

8-38.8 0-0

4-29 25:51 RUSHING

Michigan: D.Robinson 28-258, Smith 7-17, Shaw 5-12, Hopkins 1-1. Notre Dame: Allen 15-89, Montana 4-23, Crist 4-19, J.Gray 1-10, C.Wood 6-10, Riddick 2-3.

PASSING

Michigan: D.Robinson 24-40-0-244. Notre Dame: Crist 13-25-1-277, Montana 8-17-1-104, Rees 0-2-1-0.

RECEIVING Michigan: Roundtree 8-82, Odoms 7-91, Stonum 4-33, Shaw 3-28, Grady 1-7, Smith 1-3. Notre Dame: Rudolph 8-164, Floyd 5-66, Jones 3-73, Riddick 2-39, Eifert 1-17, J.Gray 1-13, Allen 1-9.

NORFOLKST. 23, N.CAROLINAA&T14

N. Carolina A&T ........................ 0 Norfolk St. ................................ 7

7 7 6 10

0 — 14 0 — 23

Norf: Hairston 27 pass from Walley (Estep kick), 11:16 first. Norf: Branche 2 run (kick failed), 14:55 second. NCAT: Hover 9 fumble return (Shidler kick), 11:29 second. Norf: Fluker-Berry 50 fumble return (Estep kick), 8:12 third. Norf: FG Estep 27, 1:52 third.

NCAT:Warren78kickoff return (Shidler kick), 1:36 third. N. Carolina A&T

First Downs ............................................ 6 Rushes-Yards ................................. 19-31 Passing ................................................ 125

Norfolk St. 21

48-195 161

Comp-Att-Int ............................... 15-28-0 17-26-1 Return Yards ...................................... (-3) Punts-Avg. ..................................... 6-35.0 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 1-1 Penalties-Yards ................................ 6-54 Time Of Possession ......................... 22:27

7

3-38.0 1-1

2-20 37:33 RUSHING

N. Carolina A&T: Mayhew 11-21, Morgan 8-10. Norfolk St.: Branche 38-170, Brisco 3-38, Cotton 1-3, Walley 4-3, Team 2-(minus 19).

PASSING

N. Carolina A&T: Morgan 15-28-0-125. Norfolk St.: Walley 17-26-1-161.

RECEIVING N. Carolina A&T: Miles 6-86, Mayhew 3-6, Cooper 2-15, Warren 2-2, Gould 1-8, Stewart 1-8. Norfolk St.: Cotton 5-44, Hairston 4-58, Branche 3-18, Childress 2-17, Wicker 1-17, Hawkins 1-9, Brisco 1-(minus 2).

EASTCAROLINA49, MEMPHIS27

Memphis .................................. 3 East Carolina .......................... 28

7 7

7 10 — 27 7

7 — 49

0 — 10 7 — 38

Utah: FG Phillips 44, 12:35 first. UNLV: FG Kohorst 28, 3:16 first. Utah: Wide 3 run (Phillips kick), 7:44 second. Utah: Brooks 20 pass fr. Cain (Phillips kick), :32 second. Utah: Smithson 55 pass from Cain (Phillips kick), 13:47 third. UNLV: Ti.Hasson 19 blocked punt return (Kohorst kick), 11:06 third. Utah: Smithson 77 punt return (Phillips kick), 7:22 third.

Utah: Wide 13 run (Phillips kick), 13:08 fourth. UNLV

First Downs .......................................... 18 Rushes-Yards ............................... 42-102 Passing ................................................ 217

Utah 14

28-131 207

Comp-Att-Int ............................... 18-37-0 13-20-0 Return Yards ......................................... 39 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 7-34.1 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 2-1 Penalties-Yards ................................ 7-41 Time Of Possession ......................... 36:33

128

5-33.0 1-1

7-70 23:27 RUSHING

UNLV: Cox 16-31, Randle 8-29, Clayton 10-28, Trotter 3-9, Cornett 3-7, Kohorst 1-(minus 1),Team1-(minus 1). UT: Wide 15-77, M.Asiata 8-39, Cain 3-9, Vakapuna 2-6.

PASSING UNLV: Clayton 18-37-0-217. Utah: Cain 13-20-0-207.

RECEIVING

UNLV: Mi.Johnson 7-94, Payne 4-30, Vidal 2-29, Bare- field 2-24, Sullivan 1-24, Watkins 1-9, Knutson 1-7. Utah: Brooks 4-77, Wide 2-8, Smithson 1-55, Clifford 1-16, M.Asiata 1-15, Matthews 1-12, Moeai 1-11, Christopher 1-8, S.Asiata 1-5.

ECU: Ruffin 11 pass from D.Davis (Barbour kick), 10:59 first. ECU: Blacknall 46 interception return (Barbour kick), 9:37 first. Mem: FG Henriques 38, 6:20 first. ECU: Harris 5 pass from D.Davis (Barbour kick), 3:04 first. ECU: J.Williams 2 run (Barbour kick), :23 first. Mem: Ray 32 pass from R.Williams (Henriques kick), 13:40 second. ECU: D.Davis 1 run (Barbour kick), 11:13 second. Mem: Rucker 13 pass from R.Williams (Henriques kick), 4:19 third. ECU: D.Davis 8 run (Barbour kick), 1:05 third. Mem: Rhodes 35 pass from R.Williams (Henriques kick), 13:15 fourth. ECU: Bowman 5 pass from D.Davis (Barbour kick), 6:03 fourth. Mem: FG Henriques 42, 1:01 fourth.

First Downs .......................................... 20 Rushes-Yards ............................... 37-101 Passing ................................................ 312

Memphis East Carolina 27

37-173 252

Comp-Att-Int ............................... 21-31-1 28-40-0 Return Yards ........................................... 9 Punts-Avg. ..................................... 4-43.0 Fumbles-Lost ...................................... 4-2 Penalties-Yards ................................ 9-66 Time Of Possession ......................... 31:10

46

5-39.8 1-0

7-41 28:50 RUSHING

Memphis: Rhodes 17-59, Ray 10-34, Foster 1-16, C.Smith 4-9, Team 1-(minus 2), R.Williams 4-(minus 15). East Carolina: J.Williams 17-109, Ruffin 4-23, Dobson 2-19, Bowman 1-12, D.Davis 13-10.

PASSING

Memphis: R.Williams 18-25-0-293, C.Smith 3-6-1-19. East Carolina: D.Davis 27-38-0-244, Wornick 1-2-0-8.

RECEIVING Memphis: Rucker 5-49, C.Johnson 4-50, Ray 4-45, Rehrer 2-42, J.McKenzie 2-40, Br.Johnson 2-16, Foster 1-35, Rhodes 1-35. East Carolina: Harris 6-54, J.Williams 6-50, Bodenheimer 4-43, Bowman 4-23, Lewis 3-26, Ruffin 2-32, Arrington 1-9, Price 1-8, Womack 1-7.

South Carolina 23

52-189 165

12-17-0 24

3-50.0 1-1

5-35 35:15

0 — 6 3 — 17

two interceptions thrown byWar- ren were enough to slow the Coy- otes,whotooka7-3leadinthefirst quarter and never trailed after that. Will Powell caught eight passes for 156 yards and two touchdowns for South Dakota, which lost 38-7 at Central Florida lastweekinits firstgameagainsta I-AAfoe. Warren, listed generously at 6-

foot-1, ran around in the pocket andfiredtheball fearlesslyupfield like a 2010 version ofDoug Flutie. Bad tackling by the Gophers helped, too, like the three whiffs during a 26-yard screen pass to Chris Ganious for a touchdown that gave the Coyotes a 21-10 lead. Boos followed the Gophers into the locker roomat halftime a few minutes later.. “We realized that we could

scorewhenwewanted,” saidWar- ren, whose running success helped create soft coverages for his receiversdownthe field. The Coyotes clearly had

fun—this was their Super Bowl after all, as Meierkort put it this week—from start to finish. After

Powell’s61-yardcatchandrunear- ly in the third quarter gave thema 28-10 lead, he jogged through the end zone and leaped toward the seats Lambeau-style for a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty that shortened the field for the ensuing touchdown by the Go- phers. TheGophers returned only two

starters on defense this season, andneitherof them—safetiesKim Royston and Kyle Theret—have playedyetdue toa leg injury anda suspension. Brewster said he ex- pects both players to be back next week. “We have inexperienced guys,

but there is no excuse to have a defensiveperformance likewedid today,”Brewster said. lWAKEFOREST54,DUKE48:

In Winston-Salem, N.C., backup quarterback Tanner Price threw three touchdown passes and ran for another, and the Demon Dea- consheldonfor their 11thstraight victory inthe series. Price was 12 of 19 for 190 yards

withscoringpassescovering13,38 and 23 yards and an early one-

yard scoring run for Wake Forest (2-0, 1-0ACC). Sean Renfree was 28 of 44 for

358 yards with four touchdowns for theBlueDevils (1-1, 0-1). l HAWAII 31, ARMY 28: In

WestPoint,N.Y.,ScottEnoskicked a 31-yard field goal with 7.3 sec- onds remaining and for the Rain- bowWarriors. Hawaii (1-1) won after Kamalu

Umu forced Black Knights quar- terbackMax Jenkins to fumble at theWarriors27-yardlinewith24.3 seconds remaining. Officials originally ruled that

Jenkins was down for a one-yard rush before video replays over- turnedthe call. Hawaii quarterback Bryant

Monizwas 25 for 36 for 343 yards passing.Hestartedthegame17for 22 for 239 yards and three touch- downs in stakingHawaii to a 21-0 lead less than four minutes into the secondquarter. l EAST CAROLINA 49, MEM-

PHIS 27: Dominique Davis threw for three touchdowns and ran for two more to spark the Pirates at home.

DerekBlacknall returnedanin-

terception 46 yards for a touch- down in a dominating first quar- ter forEastCarolina (2-0, 2-0Con- ference USA), off to a fast start under new coach Ruffin McNeill. JonWilliams ranfor 109yardsand a touchdownfor thePirates. l CALIFORNIA52,COLORADO

7: Kevin Riley threw four touch- down passes to power the Golden Bears past the visiting Buffaloes (1-1). Shane Vereen caught one

touchdown pass and ran for an- other score as California (2-0) brokeout toa31-0halftimeleadin Colorado’s first game against a Pac-10 team since announcing plans in June to join the confer- ence. l AIR FORCE 35, BYU 14:

MikelHunter scoredtwiceandthe Falcons’ defense caused three turnovers, helping host Air Force (2-0, 1-0 Mountain West) snap a six-game slide against the Cou- gars. Air Force rushed for 409 yards

against Brigham Young (1-1, 0-1), ledbyAsherClarkwith121.

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