D4 EZ M2 THE WASHINGTON POST.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22 , 2020
SCOREBOARDcollege football
BY HANK KURZ JR.charlottesville — Brennan
Armstrong threw for 383 yards
and four touchdowns, and Vir-
ginia defeated Abilene Christian,
55-15, on Saturday night.
Armstrong completed just
16 passes, but the scoring throws
covered 28 yards to Tony Poljan,
90 yards to Lavel Davis Jr.,
56 yards to Keytaon Thompson
and 52 yards to Ra’Shaun Henry as
the Cavaliers made quick work of
their Southland Conference foe.
The play t o Davis came on the
last p lay of the first quarter. The
6-foot-7 freshman caught the ball
on a slant pattern and r an away
from cornerback Christopher Sat-
terfield for the 90-yard score.
“When he caught it, I didn’t
know where the corner was to get
him, but I thought he might be
gone,” Armstrong said, adding
that he has seen Davis do similar
in practice.
The Wildcats (1-5), who have
had two games canceled because
their scheduled opponents had
coronavirus-related issues, were a
late addition to Virginia’s slate
when other nonconference op-
tions fell through, and they were
clearly overmatched.
The Cavaliers (4-4) started
slowly, but a 33-yard run by Arm-
strong got them going, and his
28-yard pass to Poljan got them on
the board late in the first quarter.
Shane Simpson scored on a pair
of one-yard runs in the second
quarter, the second to cap a 6 4-yard
drive that used the last 30 seconds
of the half. It came after the Wild-
cats drove for their first points of
the night on Stone Earle’s two-yard
pass to Kobe Clark.
Earle was making his first start
and just his second appearance.
He finished 19 for 31 for 150 yards
and also ran 13 times for 20 yards.
In the second half, after twopasses by Armstrong broke for
long touchdowns, Virginia Coach
Bronco Mendenhall substituted
liberally.
“It was just really gratifying to
see smiles from so many players
that haven’t had a chance to play
this year in an actual game after
they’ve been practicing and labor-
ing and working to help their
teammate and this program move
forward,” Mendenhall said.
“To be able to get so many of
those guys into the game, that was,
I think, the best part of the game
for me.”
The game was the first played
under new, stricter attendance
standards established by the gov-
ernor because of a rise in coronavi-
rus cases. Instead of 1,000 fans,
only 250 were permitted inside
Scott Stadium.
Virginia goes on the road next
Saturday, playing Florida State.
— Associated PressCavs bomb Wildcats into submission
VIRGINIA 55,
ABILENE CHRISTIAN 15
JOHN MCDONNELL/THE WASHINGTON POSTVirginia’s Lavel Davis Jr. hauls in a pass and takes it 9 0 yards for a score in the first quarter Saturday.
helped Penix, from Tampa, to
2 7-for-51 passing for 491 yards
and five touchdowns with one
interception. It helped Fryfogle,
from Mississippi, to seven catches
for 218 yards and means his past
three games have gone like this:
25 receptions, 560 yards, and oh
my.
“A special, special player,” Allen
said.
Even with 607 yards for one
side (Ohio State) and 490 for the
other, this game that could have
wound up deepening the tedium
wound up hinging on three little
turns the Hoosiers might rue on a
ride back to Bloomington. One:
Ellis’s fumble inside the Ohio
State 10-yard line with three min-
utes left in the second quarter,
after which the Buckeyes moved
93 yards to lead 28-7 at halftime.
Two: Jamar Johnson’s intercep-
tion of a rare bad decision from
Fields in the third quarter, after
which Johnson raced inside the
Ohio State 20, after which Buck-
eyes wide receiver Julian Flem-
ing, in a smashing play, punched a
fumble loose. Three: Shaun
Wade’s 36-yard interception re-
turn for a touchdown of a rare
Penix mistake on a throw to the
right sideline, which pushed the
score to 42-21.
That wound up the difference,
and college football wound up
reserving its right to say you nev-
er know for sure, even if it seems
anymore that you do know often.
[email protected]and those 30 plays, mostly mas-
terful, featured 13 runs, 17 passes
and mixed beauty.
It seemed Ohio State should
coast to whatever semblance of a
playoff will be conducted in this
pandemic year, but then maybe
20-year-old minds tend to let the
zeal ebb a bit when the score
stands 35-7.
A barrage of entertainment lat-
er, the game ended with the cam-
era catching Fields frowning.
Fields wound up saying, “I didn’t
play well, at all,” and, “I mean, of
course I made bad decisions.” He
wound up with three intercep-
tions, equal to the total this mae-
stro had in 14 games last season
set against 41 touchdown passes.
Those three wound up mattering
less than they might have, a
source of fret for one of those fan
bases so accustomed to wins that
it subjects narrow wins to thor-
ough dissection.
What’s going on with that sec-
ondary...?
“Almost 500 yards of offense, in
terms of passing, is too much,”
Ohio State Coach Ryan Day said.
To get from 35-7 to 42-21 and
then 42-35, Penix threw 63 yards
to Fryfogle in open terrain up the
middle for one touchdown,
33 yards to Fryfogle leaping over a
defender for another, 16 yards on
fourth and 10 to David Ellis for
another and 56 yards up the right
sideline to a dazzling Fryfogle for
the last score of the game, after
which 10:26 still remained. It allc hallenging.... I think we’re get-
ting closer, closer all the time.”
Indiana (4-1) dazzled in wins
over Penn State, Rutgers, Michi-
gan and Michigan State with en-
thralling quarterback Michael
Penix Jr. and gobsmacking wide
receiver Ty Fryfogle. Yet when it
ventured to Columbus, it went up
against two goblins.
It rammed into the era of na-
tional branding when even the
great Californians or Hawaiians
might go all the way to Clemson
or Alabama and a top-rated quar-
terback in Texas announces (on
Thursday) he will head all the way
to Ohio State for that quarter-
backing tutelage. And it rammed
into the reality it had not beaten
Ohio State since 1988, when a
second straight win over the
Buckeyes became the first in
Bloomington since 1904, where-
upon quarterback Dave Schnell
told reporters: “I don’t think I
have any relatives who were even
living then or, I mean, any who
are alive now who were then.
Well, you know what I mean.”
Well, through the past two-
thirds of the second quarter to the
first possession beyond halftime,
Ohio State and virtuoso quarter-
back Justin Fields scored on four
consecutive possessions, none
cheap. The Buckeyes went
75 yards on seven plays, 76 on
eight, 93 on nine and 75 on six.
The score went from 7-7 to 35-7,
OHIO STATE FROM D1
Ohio State holds o≠ Indiana
BY COREY LONGorlando — Cincinnati found it-
self in a four-quarter struggle for
the first time all season, and Des-
mond Ridder and the No. 7
Bearcats showed they can take a
punch.
Ridder threw two touchdown
passes and ran for two scores as
Cincinnati defeated Central Flori-
da, 36-33, on Saturday to head into
the release of the first College
Football Playoff rankings unbeat-
en.
The Bearcats (8-0, 6-0 Ameri-
can Athletic) fell behind 14-3 in the
first quarter against their tough-
est opponent yet but grabbed the
lead by halftime.
“What a hard, hard-fought
game,” Cincinnati Coach Luke
Fickell said. “That is a really good
football team that on senior night
gave us everything we could han-
dle.”
Dillon Gabriel threw for
243 yards and three touchdowns
with one interception as the
Knights (5-3, 4-3) lost at home for
the second time this season.
UCF took a 25-22 lead in the
third quarter with a 19-yard
touchdown pass from Gabriel to
Marlon Williams.
The interception Gabriel threw
was costly. Bearcats safety Darrick
Forest picked off Gabriel’s pass
early in the fourth quarter and
returned it 20 yards to the UCF 16.
Four plays later, a one-yard sneak
by Ridder gave Cincinnati a 29-25
lead with 13:07 remaining.
Ridder passed for 338 yards and
ran for 57.Cincinnati used 10 plays to go
71 yards on its next possession to
go up two scores. The Bearcats
converted a fourth and one at the
UCF 26, and three plays later, Rid-
der threw a seven-yard touch-
down pass to Leonard Taylor for a
36-25 lead with 7:15 remaining.
“He’s just a baller. He shows up
ready to go every game,” Taylor
said of Ridder. “He’s a winner.”
UCF made it 36-33 with 4:27
remaining on a 10-yard touch-
down pass from Gabriel to Jaylon
Robinson and a two-point conver-
sion pass to Jacob Harris.
The Bearcats ran down all but
one second of the clock, trying not
to score near the goal line. An
errant snap on fourth down gave
everyone a jolt, but the ball was
recovered by Ridder. The Knights
got one play from their 8 that went
nowhere.
— Associated PressRidder helps Bearcats win close one
CINCINNATI 36,
CENTRAL FLORIDA 33Virginia at Florida State
Saturday, time and TV TBANo. 3 Ohio State 42,
No. 9 Indiana 35
INDIANA .................................. 0 7141 4— 35
OHIO STATE ............................. 7 21 14 0— 42
FIRST QUARTER
OSU: G.Wilson 10 pass from Fields (Seibert kick), 12:32.
SECOND QUARTER
IU: Philyor 4 pass from Penix (Campbell kick), 11:03.
OSU: Teague 41 run (Seibert kick), 8:57.
OSU: Teague 2 run (Seibert kick), 4:32.
OSU: Fields 9 run (Seibert kick), :17.
THIRD QUARTER
OSU: G.Wilson 9 pass from Fields (Seibert kick), 12:10.
IU: Fryfogle 63 pass from Penix (Campbell kick), 10:48.
IU: Fryfogle 33 pass from Penix (Campbell kick), 5:14.
OSU: Wade 36 interception return (Seibert kick), :49.
FOURTH QUARTER
IU: Ellis 16 pass from Penix (Campbell kick), 12:26.
IU: Fryfogle 56 pass from Penix (Campbell kick), 10:26.
A ttendance: 6 35.
Indiana Ohio State
First Downs ..................................... 1927
Rushes-Yards ............................. 16--1 50-307
Passing .......................................... 491 300
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 27-51-1 18-30-3
Return Yards .................................... 3318
Punts-Avg. ................................. 6-43.2 5-42.6
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 4-3 0-0
Penalties-Yards ............................ 2-30 3-35
Time Of Possession .................... 23:36 36:24
PASSING
Indiana: Penix 27-51-1-491. Ohio State: Fields 18-30-3-
300.
RUSHING
Indiana: S.James 3-10, S.Scott 7-6, Ellis 1-2, Penix
3-(minus 2), (Team) 2-(minus 17). Ohio State: Teague
26-169, Fields 15-78, Sermon 9-60.
RECEIVING
Indiana: Fryfogle 7-218, Philyor 6-56, Marshall 4-89, Ellis
4-86, Hendershot 4-32, S.Scott 2-23. Ohio State: Olave
8-101, G.Wilson 7-169, Sermon 1-13, Jam.Williams
1-10, Smith-Njigba 1-7.No. 6 Florida 38, Vanderbilt 17
FLORIDA .................................. 7 10 14 7— 38
VANDERBILT ......................... 10070 —17
FIRST QUARTER
VAN: C.Pierce 16 pass from Seals (Cooke kick), 10:50.
FLA: Toney 27 pass from Trask (McPherson kick), 7:47.
VAN: FG Cooke 25, 2:45.
SECOND QUARTER
FLA: FG McPherson 33, 4:13.
FLA: Grimes 34 pass from Trask (McPherson kick), :49.
THIRD QUARTER
FLA: D.Pierce 1 run (McPherson kick), 9:47.
FLA: Gamble 2 pass from Trask (McPherson kick), 2:55.
VAN: C.Pierce 58 pass from Seals (Cooke kick), 2:01.
FOURTH QUARTER
FLA: Gamble 30 pass from Jones (McPherson kick), 6:46.
A ttendance: 1 ,147.
Florida Vanderbilt
First Downs ..................................... 2921
Rushes-Yards ........................... 40-173 34-87
Passing .......................................... 413 319
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 27-36-0 22-34-1
Return Yards .................................... 810
Punts-Avg. ................................. 2-44.5 6-38.0
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 1-1 0-0
Penalties-Yards ............................ 6-46 4-30
Time Of Possession .................... 34:17 25:43
PASSING
Florida: Jones 1-1-0-30, Trask 26-35-0-383. Vanderbilt:
Seals 22-34-1-319.
RUSHING
Florida: D.Pierce 11-55, M.Davis 8-38, Jones 4-25,
N.Wright 8-24, Lingard 2-17, Trask 4-7, Grimes 1-4,
Toney 1-3, Clement 1-0. Vanderbilt: Pryor 13-44, Marlow
13-38, Griffin 5-25, Seals 3-(minus 20).
RECEIVING
Florida: Toney 6-107, Shorter 5-94, Copeland 5-56,
Gamble 3-66, Grimes 3-44, M.Davis 2-20, Henderson
1-15, D.Pierce 1-6, N.Wright 1-5. Vanderbilt: C.Johnson
7-93, Abdur-Rahman 5-60, C.Pierce 4-97, Bresnahan
3-45, Sheppard 1-24, Pryor 1-8, G.Miller 1-(minus 8).No. 8 BYU 66, North Alabama 14
NORTH ALABAMA .................. 0 707 —14
BYU ........................................ 1428141 0— 66
FIRST QUARTER
BYU: Rex 2 pass from Z.Wilson (Oldroyd kick), 9:42.
BYU: Allgeier 2 run (Oldroyd kick), 4:32.
SECOND QUARTER
BYU: Allgeier 2 run (Oldroyd kick), 13:24.
BYU: Pau’u 19 pass from Z.Wilson (Oldroyd kick), 6:39.
BYU: Rex 3 pass from Z.Wilson (Oldroyd kick), 2:59.
UNA: Howell 2 run (Easterling kick), 1:37.
BYU: Fonua 22 pass from Z.Wilson (Oldroyd kick), :48.
THIRD QUARTER
BYU: Fonua 7 pass from B.Romney (Oldroyd kick), 10:50.
BYU: Davis 6 run (Oldroyd kick), :01.
FOURTH QUARTER
UNA: Byrd 29 pass from Files (Easterling kick), 12:09.
BYU: FG Oldroyd 53, 3:36.
BYU: Davis 26 run (Oldroyd kick), 2:36.
Attendance: 0.
North Alabama BYU
First Downs ..................................... 2124
Rushes-Yards ............................. 28-49 33-278
Passing .......................................... 305 277
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 26-40-1 18-26-0
Return Yards .................................... 1728
Punts-Avg. ................................. 4-43.5 2-53.5
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 2-2 1-0
Penalties-Yards ............................ 6-31 5-43
Time Of Possession .................... 33:23 26:37
PASSING
North Alabama: Dever 11-19-0-107, Files 15-21-1-198.
BYU: Z.Wilson 10-16-0-212, B.Romney 8-10-0-65.
RUSHING
North Alabama: T.Price 5-24, Howell 13-22, Driggers 1-8,
Little 1-7, Files 3-4, Nail 1-0, Dever 4-(minus 16). BYU:
Allgeier 13-141, Davis 4-54, Fonua 7-36, Z.Wilson 1-33,
B.Romney 4-15, Finau 2-4, G.Romney 1-(minus 1),
C.Jackson 1-(minus 4).
RECEIVING
North Alabama: Driggers 5-33, T.Price 4-23, D.Boykin
3-64, Swan 3-45, C.Hall 3-34, Byrd 3-33, Little 1-21,
Peavey 1-19, Rogers 1-19, Turner 1-10, Terry 1-4. BYU:
Milne 4-101, Fonua 4-36, Rex 3-20, G.Romney 2-60, Wheat
1-25, Pau’u 1-19, Epps 1-8, Davis 1-7, C.Jackson 1-1.No. 11 Oregon 38, UCLA 35
UCLA ........................................ 7 14 77 —35
OREGON ................................. 1410140 —38
FIRST QUARTER
ORE: D.Williams 19 pass from Shough (C.Lewis kick),
5:39.
ORE: Dye 32 pass from Shough (C.Lewis kick), 5:23.
UCLA: Felton 1 run (Barr-Mira kick), 2:15.
SECOND QUARTER
UCLA: Knight 20 fumble return (Barr-Mira kick), 13:21.
ORE: FG C.Lewis 23, 7:14.
UCLA: Dulcich 32 pass from Griffin (Barr-Mira kick),
3:24.
ORE: Happle 58 interception return (C.Lewis kick), :00.
THIRD QUARTER
ORE: Verdell 4 run (C.Lewis kick), 11:48.
UCLA: B.Brown 2 run (Barr-Mira kick), 7:39.
ORE: Kampmoyer 12 pass from Shough (C.Lewis kick),
1:24.
FOURTH QUARTER
UCLA: Felton 11 run (Barr-Mira kick), 3:43.
Attendance: 1.
UCLA Oregon
First Downs ..................................... 2722
Rushes-Yards ........................... 51-267 34-88
Passing .......................................... 195 334
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 19-31-2 19-30-0
Return Yards .................................. 126 96
Punts-Avg. ................................. 4-51.2 6-37.0
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 2-2 1-1
Penalties-Yards ............................ 8-60 7-65
Time Of Possession .................... 30:28 29:32
PASSING
UCLA: Griffin 19-31-2-195. Oregon: Shough 19-30-0-
334.
RUSHING
UCLA: Felton 34-167, B.Brown 9-53, Philips 1-29, Griffin
7-18. Oregon: Dye 10-40, Shough 11-31, Verdell 12-18,
(Team) 1-(minus 1).
RECEIVING
UCLA: Philips 8-91, Dulcich 4-55, Cota 2-21, Felton 2-6,
Fernea 1-13, Martinez 1-7, Sykes 1-2. Oregon: D.Wil-
liams 6-123, Kampmoyer 5-70, Redd 3-32, Johnson III
2-50, Dye 1-32, Verdell 1-16, Hutson 1-11.No. 1 Alabama 63, Kentucky 3
KENTUCKY ............................... 3 000 —3
ALABAMA ................................ 7 21 21 14 —63
FIRST QUARTER
BAMA: N.Harris 1 run (Reichard kick), 10:07.
KEN: FG Ruffolo 33, 5:19.
SECOND QUARTER
BAMA: D.Smith 10 pass from M.Jones (Reichard kick), 10:12.
BAMA: N.Harris 42 run (Reichard kick), 4:02.
BAMA: Metchie 18 pass from M.Jones (Reichard kick), :46.
THIRD QUARTER
BAMA: Battle 45 interception return (Reichard kick), 10:14.
BAMA: B.Robinson 1 run (Reichard kick), 6:43.
BAMA: D.Smith 18 pass from Br.Young (Reichard kick), 1:42.
FOURTH QUARTER
BAMA: Roy.Williams 2 run (Reichard kick), 9:15.
BAMA: McClellan 19 run (Reichard kick), 1:35.
Attendance: 1 9,424.
Kentucky Alabama
First Downs ..................................... 1229
Rushes-Yards ............................. 32-59 40-226
Passing .......................................... 120 283
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 10-25-1 18-26-1
Return Yards .................................... 8194
Punts-Avg. ................................. 7-48.3 2-46.0
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 2-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards ............................ 7-69 4-30
Time Of Possession .................... 28:55 31:05
PASSING
Kentucky: T.Wilson 10-19-1-120, Gatewood 0-4-0-0,
B.Allen 0-2-0-0. Alabama: M.Jones 16-24-1-230,
Br.Young 2-2-0-53.
RUSHING
Kentucky: Rose 10-68, Smoke 9-26, T.Tisdale 3-5,
T.Wilson 5-5, McClain 2-0, B.Allen 2-(minus 9), (Team)
1-(minus 36). Alabama: McClellan 10-99, N.Harris 13-83,
Roy.Williams 10-30, B.Robinson 6-22, Br.Young 1-(mi-
nus 8).
RECEIVING
Kentucky: Ali 4-52, Upshaw 3-44, Epps 2-24, Smoke 1-0.
Alabama: D.Smith 9-144, J.Billingsley 3-78, Bolden 3-16,
N.Harris 2-27, Metchie 1-18.Pittsburgh 47, Virginia Tech 14
VIRGINIA TECH ........................ 0 14 00 —14
PITTSBURGH ........................... 6 17 17 7— 47
FIRST QUARTER
PIT: FG Kessman 22, 11:44.
PIT: FG Kessman 30, 3:38.
SECOND QUARTER
PIT: FG Kessman 52, 13:39.
VT: T.Turner 55 pass from Hooker (B.Johnson kick), 8:13.
PIT: V.Davis 1 run (Kessman kick), 5:33.
VT: T.Turner 7 pass from Hooker (B.Johnson kick), 3:36.
PIT: Barden 11 pass from Pickett (Kessman kick), 1:29.
THIRD QUARTER
PIT: FG Kessman 53, 12:25.
PIT: D.Turner 64 pass from Pickett (Kessman kick), 8:43.
PIT: Pickett 1 run (Kessman kick), :20.
FOURTH QUARTER
PIT: A.Davis 1 run (Kessman kick), 2:39.
Attendance: 4 ,612.
Virginia Tech Pittsburgh
First Downs ..................................... 1730
Rushes-Yards ........................... 37-156 32-152
Passing .......................................... 278 404
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 16-26-1 35-52-1
Return Yards .................................. 100 19
Punts-Avg. ................................. 4-39.5 3-41.0
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 1-1 1-0
Penalties-Yards ............................ 6-55 9-80
Time Of Possession .................... 24:02 35:58
PASSING
Virginia Tech: Hooker 13-22-1-260, Patterson 3-4-0-18.
Pittsburgh: Pickett 35-52-1-404.
RUSHING
Virginia Tech: Herbert 9-72, Hooker 14-53, Holston 9-32,
Patterson 4-11, T.Turner 1-(minus 12). Pittsburgh: A.Da-
vis 12-80, V.Davis 9-53, Pickett 9-15, Jacques-Louis 2-4.
RECEIVING
Virginia Tech: T.Robinson 4-69, T.Turner 3-74, Herbert
3-57, Mitchell 2-46, Blackshear 2-13, Deiuliis 1-14,
K.Smith 1-5. Pittsburgh: D.Turner 15-184, Barden 5-65,
V.Davis 5-41, Tipton 4-38, Jacques-Louis 3-43, T.Mack
2-19, Zilinskas 1-14. No. 7 Cincinnati 36,
Central Florida 33
CINCINNATI ............................. 3 16 31 4— 36
UCF ......................................... 14388 —33
FIRST QUARTER
UCF: McCrae 3 run (Obarski kick), 12:44.
CIN: FG C.Smith 47, 10:10.
UCF: M.Williams 6 pass from Gabriel (Obarski kick),
7:39.
SECOND QUARTER
CIN: Whyle 29 pass from Ridder (C.Smith kick), 11:37.
CIN: FG C.Smith 26, 3:14.
CIN: Ridder 3 run (pass failed), 1:23.
UCF: FG Obarski 36, :01.
THIRD QUARTER
CIN: FG C.Smith 22, 6:29.
UCF: M.Williams 19 pass from Gabriel (M.Williams pass
from Gabriel), 3:59.
FOURTH QUARTER
CIN: Ridder 1 run (C.Smith kick), 13:07.
CIN: L.Taylor 7 pass from Ridder (C.Smith kick), 7:15.
UCF: Jay.Robinson 10 pass from Gabriel (Ja.Harris pass
from Gabriel), 4:27.
Attendance: 1 0,668.
Cincinnati UCF
First Downs ..................................... 2823
Rushes-Yards ........................... 48-144 35-116
Passing .......................................... 338 243
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 21-32-0 26-49-1
Return Yards .................................... 270
Punts-Avg. ................................. 4-41.0 6-43.3
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 3-1 0-0
Penalties-Yards .......................... 11-86 5-65
Time Of Possession .................... 37:53 22:07
PASSING
Cincinnati: Ridder 21-32-0-338. UCF: Gabriel 26-49-1-243.
RUSHING
Cincinnati: Doaks 28-97, Ridder 14-57, Ford 3-5,
M.Young 1-(minus 6), (Team) 2-(minus 9). UCF: O.An-
derson 12-51, Gabriel 11-30, McCrae 7-19, B.Thompson
5-16.
RECEIVING
Cincinnati: L.Taylor 6-76, Whyle 5-81, Doaks 3-36, Pierce
2-49, J.Jackson 2-31, J.Jones 1-34, Tucker 1-22,
M.Young 1-9. UCF: M.Williams 8-97, Jay.Robinson 5-32,
Nixon 5-24, O’Keefe 3-9, Ja.Harris 2-66, O.Anderson
2-12, McCrae 1-3.No. 19 Northwestern 17,
No. 10 Wisconsin 7
WISCONSIN ............................. 7 000 —7
NORTHWESTERN .................... 7 703 —17
FIRST QUARTER
NW: Mangieri 2 pass from Ramsey (Kuhbander kick),
10:50.
WIS: Dike 49 pass from Mertz (Larsh kick), 5:14.
SECOND QUARTER
NW: Chiaokhiao-Bowman 25 pass from Ramsey (Kuh-
bander kick), :56.
FOURTH QUARTER
NW: FG Kuhbander 32, 11:35.
A ttendance: 1.
Wisconsin Northwestern
First Downs ..................................... 2116
Rushes-Yards ........................... 40-136 23-24
Passing .......................................... 230 239
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 23-42-3 24-45-0
Return Yards .................................... 6046
Punts-Avg. ................................. 7-41.6 10-37.9
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 4-2 1-1
Penalties-Yards ............................ 8-69 1-5
Time Of Possession .................... 37:01 22:59
PASSING
Wisconsin: Mertz 23-41-3-230, (Team) 0-1-0-0. North-
western: Lees 1-1-0-36, Ramsey 23-44-0-203.
RUSHING
Wisconsin: Berger 15-93, Watson 7-26, Mertz 7-13,
Groshek 7-10, Stokke 2-2, Dunn 1-0, Krumholz 1-(minus
8). Northwestern: D.Anderson 8-13, Ramsey 7-6, Porter
4-3, Bowser 2-2, McGowan 2-0.
RECEIVING
Wisconsin: Ferguson 7-58, Dunn 4-37, Groshek 4-18,
Krumholz 3-47, Dike 2-52, Bracey 1-11, Eschenbach 1-5,
Stokke 1-2. Northwestern: McGowan 7-80, Chiaokhiao-
Bowman 4-95, Raine 3-10, Porter 2-12, Mangieri 2-11,
Washington 2-10, D.Anderson 2-4, Lees 1-12, Hull 1-5.Virginia 55, Abilene Christian 15
ABILENE CHRISTIAN ............... 0 708 —15
VIRGINIA ................................ 1414141 3— 55
FIRST QUARTER
UVA: Poljan 28 pass from Armstrong (Delaney kick), 4:40.
UVA: L.Davis 90 pass from Armstrong (Delaney kick), :00.
SECOND QUARTER
UVA: Simpson 1 run (Delaney kick), 7:53.
ACU: Clark 2 pass from Earle (Hernandez kick), :30.
UVA: Simpson 1 run (Delaney kick), :00.
THIRD QUARTER
UVA: K.Thompson 56 pass from Armstrong (Delaney
kick), 11:33.
UVA: Henry 52 pass from Armstrong (Delaney kick), 9:06.
FOURTH QUARTER
UVA: Starling 2 pass from L.Stone (Delaney kick), 5:57.
ACU: Mansell 2 run (kick failed), 1:26.
ACU: safety, :34.
UVA: D.Perry 84 interception return, :00.
Attendance: 250.
Abilene Christian Virginia
First Downs ........................................... 2223
Rushes-Yards ................................... 32-62 33-115
Passing ................................................ 278 403
Comp-Att-Int ................................ 28-45-1 22-29-0
Return Yards .......................................... 4126
Punts-Avg. ....................................... 5-44.4 2-37.0
Fumbles-Lost ........................................ 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards ................................ 10-62 6-53
Time Of Possession .......................... 32:30 27:30
PASSING
Abilene Christian: Earle 19-31-0-150, Mansell 9-13-1-
128, (Team) 0-1-0-0. Virginia: Armstrong 16-23-0-383,
L.Stone 5-5-0-23, K.Thompson 1-1-0-(minus 3).
RUSHING
Abilene Christian: Earle 13-20, Mansell 8-18, McKnight
6-13, T.White 3-7, Dobbins 2-4. Virginia: Armstrong
6-52, Walker 14-36, Simpson 4-9, K.Thompson 3-8,
L.Stone 2-5, Taulapapa 3-4, P.Jones 1-1.
RECEIVING
Abilene Christian: Clark 7-81, D.Lewis 6-51, McConnell
5-67, Hohenstein 4-22, Lutz 3-32, Brooks-Wess 1-12,
McKnight 1-8, Da.Johnson 1-5. Virginia: Poljan 5-77,
Kemp 4-69, K.Thompson 2-66, Simpson 2-22, Starling
2-11, P.Jones 2-3, L.Davis 1-90, Henry 1-52, Mitchell 1-9,
Jana 1-7, L.Stone 1-(minus 3).NCAA
EAST
Army 28, Georgia Southern 27
Charlotte at Marshall, ppd. (virus)
East Carolina 28, Temple 3
Iowa 41, Penn State 21
Michigan State at Maryland, ccd. (virus)
Pittsburgh 47, Virginia Tech 14
SOUTH
Alabama 63, Kentucky 3
Auburn 30, Tennessee 17
Central Arkansas at Louisiana, ccd. (virus)
Cincinnati 36, Central Florida 33
Clemson at Florida State, ppd. (virus)
Coastal Carolina 34, Appalachian State 23
Eastern Kentucky 49, W. Carolina 17
Florida 38, Vanderbilt 17
Georgia 31, Mississippi State 24
Georgia State 31, South Alabama 14
Georgia Tech at Miami, ppd. (virus)
Louisiana Monroe at Louisiana Tech, ccd. (virus)
Memphis 56, Stephen F. Austin 14
Middle Tennessee 20, Troy 17
Mississippi at Texas A&M, ppd. (virus)
Missouri 17, South Carolina 10
Navy at South Florida, ppd. (virus)
North Carolina State 15, L iberty 14
UTSA 23, Southern Mississippi 20
Virginia 55, Abilene Christian 15
Wake Forest at Duke, ppd. (virus)
Western Kentucky 38, FIU 21
MIDWEST
Illinois 41, Nebraska 23
Iowa State 45, Kansas State 0
Northwestern 17, Wisconsin 7
Ohio State 42, Indiana 35
Oklahoma 41, Oklahoma State 13
Texas at Kansas, ppd. (virus)
SOUTHWEST
Houston at SMU, ppd. (virus)
LSU 27, Arkansas 24
North Texas 27, Rice 17
Texas State 47, Arkansas State 45
WEST
Arizona State at Colorado, ccd. (virus)
BYU 66, North Alabama 14
Nevada 26, San Diego State 21
Oregon 38, UCLA 35
Oregon State 31, California 27
San Jose State at Fresno State, ccd. (virus)
UNLV at Colorado State, ccd. (virus)
Washington 44, Arizona 27
Washington State at Stanford, ccd. (virus)No. 13 Georgia 31,
Mississippi State 24
MISSISSIPPI STATE ................ 3 14 70 —24
GEORGIA .................................. 0 17 77 —31
FIRST QUARTER
MSST: FG Ruiz 22, 6:54.
SECOND QUARTER
UGA: Pickens 4 pass from Daniels (Podlesny kick), 12:28.
MSST: D.Johnson 4 run (Ruiz kick), 5:24.
UGA: FG Podlesny 41, 3:10.
MSST: Walley 51 pass from Rogers (Ruiz kick), 1:28.
UGA: Burton 18 pass from Daniels (Podlesny kick), :30.
THIRD QUARTER
UGA: Burton 48 pass from Daniels (Podlesny kick),
11:03.
MSST: D.Johnson 3 run (Ruiz kick), 5:17.
FOURTH QUARTER
UGA: K.Jackson 40 pass from Daniels (Podlesny kick),
9:50.
Attendance: 2 0,524.
Mississippi State Georgia
First Downs ........................................... 2018
Rushes-Yards .................................. 14-22 23-8
Passing ................................................ 336 401
Comp-Att-Int ................................ 41-52-0 28-38-0
Return Yards ............................................ 0 30
Punts-Avg. ...................................... 4-42.2 4-43.5
Fumbles-Lost ....................................... 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards ................................. 3-25 5-60
Time Of Possession .......................... 32:07 27:53
PASSING
Mississippi State: Rogers 41-52-0-336. Georgia: Daniels
28-38-0-401.
RUSHING
Mississippi State: D.Johnson 8-19, Marks 4-16, Rogers
2-(minus 13). Georgia: White 11-21, Cook 4-7, McIntosh
3-5, (Team) 2-(minus 4), Daniels 3-(minus 21).
RECEIVING
Mississippi State: Walley 7-115, O.Mitchell 7-53,
D.Johnson 7-42, Marks 6-23, A.Williams 3-32, Gardner
3-18, Griffin 3-15, Payton 2-21, Witherspoon 2-11,
Spivey 1-6. Georgia: Burton 8-197, Pickens 8-87, K.Jack-
son 4-55, Robertson 3-45, Cook 2-(minus 2), FitzPatrick
1-8, White 1-6, McKitty 1-5.No. 18 Oklahoma 41,
No. 14 Oklahoma State 13
OKLAHOMA STATE ................. 7 600 —13
OKLAHOMA ........................... 2160 14 —41
FIRST QUARTER
OKL: Rattler 9 run (Brkic kick), 12:37.
OKL: Henderson 20 pass from Rattler (Brkic kick), 8:26.
OKL: Wease 9 pass from Rattler (Brkic kick), 6:09.
OKS: Carter 15 pass from Illingworth (Pohl kick), 2:03.
SECOND QUARTER
OKL: FG Brkic 40, 13:33.
OKL: FG Brkic 29, 8:39.
OKS: FG Pohl 38, 4:57.
OKS: FG Pohl 37, 1:38.
FOURTH QUARTER
OKL: Hall 30 pass from Rattler (Brkic kick), 14:15.
OKL: Wease 31 pass from Rattler (Brkic kick), 6:28.
Oklahoma State Oklahoma
First Downs ..................................... 1923
Rushes-Yards ............................. 28-78 44-191
Passing .......................................... 168 301
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 15-40-1 17-24-0
Return Yards .................................. 146 2
Punts-Avg. ................................. 6-39.3 3-51.3
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 0-0 1-0
Penalties-Yards ............................ 8-41 7-87
Time Of Possession .................... 25:08 34:52
PASSING
Oklahoma State: Illingworth 5-21-0-71, Sanders 10-19-
1-97. Oklahoma: Rattler 17-24-0-301.
RUSHING
Oklahoma State: Hubbard 8-44, Jackson 3-26, L.Brown
10-23, Illingworth 2-(minus 6), Sanders 5-(minus 9).
Oklahoma: Stevenson 26-141, Henderson 3-20, Pledger
7-18, Rattler 7-14, (Team) 1-(minus 2).
RECEIVING
Oklahoma State: Wallace 4-68, Carter 3-34, Wolf 2-21,
B.Johnson 2-19, Woods 1-12, Stoner 1-7, Presley 1-7,
Jackson 1-0. Oklahoma: Mims 3-65, Henderson 3-61,
Stevenson 3-54, Wease 2-40, Stoops 2-20, Hall 1-30,
Rambo 1-18, Willis 1-15, Pledger 1-(minus 2).