SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 , 2019. THE WASHINGTON POST EZ M2 D5
college football
BY JIMMY ROBERTSONblacksburg, va. — Fans who
attended Virginia Te ch’s matchup
with North Carolina certainly got
their money’s worth Saturday.
In a game that needed six over-
times and took more than four
hours, Virginia Te ch finally put
away the Ta r Heels when third-
team quarterback Quincy Patter-
son II’s two-point conversion run
in the sixth o vertime p ropelled t he
Hokies to a wild, 43-41 victory in
the l ongest game i n ACC history.
The victory let the Hokies (5-2,
2-2) keep pace in the race for the
Coastal Division crown and kept
the Tar Heels (3-4, 2-2) from jump-
ing to the t op of the division.
“I’m just proud of those kids,”
Virginia Te ch Coach Justin Fuente
said. “It goes back to a couple of
weeks ago [after a 45-10 loss to
Duke], and we had to look our-
selves in the mirror and talk about
how we would handle tough situa-
tions. We were c ertainly in our fair
share o f them tonight.”
Both teams squandered oppor-
tunities to prevail in earlier over-
time periods: Virginia Te ch kicker
Brian Johnson missed
game-winning attempts from 41
and 4 2 yards, and North Carolina’s
Noah Ruggles missed from 35
yards and had a 44-yard attempt
blocked.
The game marked the debut of
college football’s new overtime
rules, which give each team a two-point try after the f ourth overtime.
Patterson played t he m ajority of
the second half for the Hokies
after starting quarterback Hen-
don Hooker went down with an
injury late in the first half and
Fuente elected to replace backup
Ryan Willis with Patterson after
three series.
Patterson rushed for 122 yards
on 21 carries and also threw for
54 yards and a TD.
“A fter Hendon got the job, and
he played a great game against
Miami, it’s really easy to get down
on yourself and think your shot is
never going to come,” Patterson
said. “But I j ust had to stay in that
zone of preparing like I was the
starter, and today was that day
th at I got to play quarterback, so
that was pretty cool.”
— Associated PressHokies get a win in longest ACC game
VIRGINIA TECH 43,
UNC 41 (6OT)RESULTS AND BOX SCORESBY AVA WALLACETo watch Navy quarterback
Malcolm Perry run is a dazzling
thing. The senior is slight
enough to make the defense
regret leaving even the narrow-
est of gaps, and when Perry takes
flight, it’s a sight: His torso and
gold-helmeted head don’t seem
to move while sturdy legs churn
away, and neither a hitch in his
step nor any loss of speed is
discernible when he changes
direction mid-sprint.
Perry helped the Midshipmen
to a 35-3 win over South Florida
on Saturday at Navy-Marine
Corps Memorial Stadium, giving
Navy its first three-game
winning streak since the start of
the 2 017 season. He led the
nation’s top rushing offense with
188 yards and two touchdowns
on 22 carries, his third 150-yard
rushing game this year.
Ye t after Saturday’s win,
which marked the halfway point
of the season, it’s clear that Perry
has competition for the most
impressive part of this Navy
team.
The Mids’ defense may not
look as pretty in motion, but the
revitalized group has played just
as big of a part in what has been
a rebound season for a program
that amassed just three wins in
2018.
“That’s as dominant of a
defensive performance — I’ve
been in this stadium 22 years,
man, and that’s as dominant of a
defensive performance, a gainst a
really good team, that I’ve seen
in a long time,” Navy Coach Ken
Niumatalolo said.
A few introductory stats from
Saturday’s win: It was the first
game since the 2013 Armed Forc-
es Bowl against Middle Te nnes-
see in which the Mids’ defense
didn’t allow a touchdown. Navy
had three turnovers, off which
South Florida only scraped to-
gether three points. And the
Midshipmen now have 17 sacks,
five of which came Saturday. In
13 games last season, they had
just 10.
Navy (5-1, 3-1 American Ath-
letic) outgained Coach Charlie
Strong’s Bulls 457-264, with 434
of the Mids’ yards coming on the
ground, and the defense held
South Florida to just 3.9 yards
per play, below its season aver-
age of 5.4.
“They kept us in the game,”
Perry said. “They kept the
momentum on our side.”
Zoom out past Saturday’s win,
and it’s apparent that the de-
fense has been a crucial factor in
Navy’s strong start. A new set of
coaches — first-year defensive
coordinator Brian Newberry is
one of five new assistants on
defense — is primarily to thank;
the newcomers turned around a
unit that was r anked 103rd i n the
Football Bowl Subdivision last
year in total defense.
Entering Saturday, Navy
ranked 16th in total defense and
ninth in rushing defense.
The win over South Florida
(3-4, 1-2) came at a critical time.
The Mids are entering a gnarly
thicket in the latter half of their
season with a strong Tulane
team arriving in Annapolis next
week and a game at Notre Dame
and against undefeated SMU
still on the docket.
Navy will need its defense to
set the tone the way it did
Saturday, when it forced South
Florida to go t hree-and-out on its
opening drive. Newberry’s de-
fense glittered in the first half,
looking like a new crew com-
pared with last year’s wispy
bunch, even though most of the
players are the same.
The Mids tackled clinically
and had no problem patching
over Navy’s few offensive gaffes
— despite Perry’s exploits on the
ground, he completed none of
his three pass attempts and
threw two interceptions, both of
which came in the second quar-
ter. South Florida couldn’t con-
vert either into a touchdown.
The first interception came
with just under five minutes left
in the first half when KJ Sails
picked off Perry and p ut the Bulls
on Navy’s 21. The Mids’ defense
allowed just five yards in three
plays, and South Florida settled
for a 33-yard field goal for itsonly points of the game.
The second interception came
with just under a minute left in
the half when Nick Roberts
grabbed a pass intended for
Ryan Mitchell. The defense
saved that one, too, when fresh-
man safety Chelen Garnes inter-
cepted Jordan McCloud at the
Navy 22 and the Midshipmen
jogged into the locker room with
their 21-3 lead intact, thanks to
two rushing touchdowns and a
score off a trick play in which CJ
Williams threw a 23-yard pass to
OJ Davis.
South Florida ended the half
with 116 yards of offense.
“I feel l ike last year there was a
lot of pointing fingers whenever
something went wrong. Like, if
I’m a linebacker, ‘Oh, it’s the
D-line’s fault,’ or the corners are
like, ‘Oh, it’s the linebackers’
fault’ — whatever it may be,”
senior linebacker Diego Fagot
said. “Whereas, I feel like we’re
more of a tighter unit. It’s just
awesome to play together, be-
cause we have that confidence
that, ‘Okay, they might get the
ball on the 30, but they’re not
going to score on us.’ It’s d efinite-
ly a different feel whenever we’re
on the field or together.”
After the blips late in the first
half, Perry added a 21-yard
touchdown run early in the
fourth quarter, and Tazh Maloy
notched a 26-yard touchdown
run minutes later.
But the game belonged to the
defense.
“We’re a tightknit group, the
defense,” senior Jackson Pittman
said. “If you look at the film,
there’s 11 guys running to the
ball, surrounding the running
back or whoever’s got the ball...
and, you know, it’s fun. We’re
having fun. We’re loving it.”
[email protected]Perry, defense propel Mids
BY HANK KURZ JR.charlottesville — Bronco
Mendenhall was at a loss to
explain how Virginia’s game
against Duke on Saturday turned
into a blowout.
“I thought it would come
down to the last possession, so
holy cow,” he said.
Bryce Perkins ran for three
touchdowns and Wayne Ta ulapa-
pa ran for two as the Cavaliers
rolled, 48-14, for their fifth con-
secutive victory against the Blue
Devils. Virginia forced five turn-
overs and has forced 15 in the
teams’ past four meetings.
“Maybe we’re just in the right
place at the right time when we
play Duke,” defensive lineman
Eli Hanback said.
Hanback had one of three
fumble recoveries for the Cava-
liers, who scored 20 points off
takeaways.
Joe Reed also returned a kick-
off 95 yards for a touchdown, his
second scoring return of the
season and the program-record
fifth of his career, and Brian
Delaney kicked two field goals a
week after his three field goals
accounted for Virginia’s only
points in a 17-9 loss at Miami.
This time, Virginia had no
issues once inside the opponent’s
25, which Ta ulapapa credited to
a “change of mind-set.”
“Bryce can’t do everything.
He’s amazing in every single way,but he can’t do this by himself,”
Ta ulapapa said.
The Cavaliers (5-2, 3-1), whose
loss a week ago dropped them
into a tie with Duke and North
Carolina in the ACC’s Coastal
Division, regained the upper
hand on the back of a defense
that set them up for four scoring
drives of 34 yards or fewer.
The Blue Devils (4-3, 2 -2) came
in averaging more than 40 points
over their previous five games
but managed only a 36-yard
scoring pass from Quentin Har-
ris to Scott Bracey against Vir-
ginia’s first-team defense.
Duke managed to gain just 166
yards in the first three quarters
before Chris Katrenick replaced
Harris for the game’s final 15
minutes.
— Associated PressCavaliers force five turnovers in rout
VIRGINIA 48,
DUKE 14No. 3 Clemson 45, Louisville 10
CLEMSON ................................. 3 14 72 1— 45
LOUISVILLE ............................. 0 30 7— 10
CLE: FG Potter 51, 9:27 first.
CLE: Ngata 6 pass from Lawrence (Sawicki k ick), 10:41 second.
LOU: FG Creque 28, 4:57 second.
CLE: Ross 25 pass f rom Lawrence (Sawicki kick), :05 second.
CLE: Etienne 49 run (Potter kick), 1:35 third.
CLE: Powell 10 pass from Lawrence (Potter kick), 12:43 fourth.
CLE: Rencher 8 run (Potter kick), 10:14 fourth.
LOU: Hawkins 3 run (Creque kick), 5:10 fourth.
CLE: Mellusi 16 run (Potter kick), 1:00 fourth.
CLEMSON LOUISVILLE
First Downs ..................................... 2315
Rushes-Yards ........................... 37-298 43-156
Passing .......................................... 253 107
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 22-33-2 8-22-2
Return Yards .................................... 7138
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 1-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards ............................ 6-47 5-40
Time Of Possession .................... 30:06 29:54
RUSHING
Clemson: Etienne 14-192, Lawrence 10-47, Mellusi 5-35,
Dixon 5-11, Rencher 1-8, Dukes 2-5. Louisville: Hawkins
26-129, H.Hall 3-15, Atwell 1-9, Conley 8-7, Burkley 2-6,
Cunningham 3-(minus 10).
PASSING
Clemson: Lawrence 20-29-2-233, Brice 2-3-0-20, (Team) 0-1-
0-0. Louisville: Conley 4-11-1-44, Cunningham 4-11-1-63.
RECEIVING
Clemson: Ross 5-55, Etienne 4-35, Rodgers 3-78, Over-
ton 3-43, Chase 1-13, Allen 1-10, Powell 1-10, Ngata 1-6,
W.Swinney 1-4, Higgins 1-3, Dixon 1-(minus 4). Louis-
ville: Fitzpatrick 3-63, Atwell 3-37, S.Dawkins 1-6,
J.Davis 1-1.Illinois 24, No. 6 Wisconsin 23
WISCONSIN ............................. 7 67 3— 23
ILLINOIS ................................... 0 7710 —24
WIS: Ferguson 18 pass from Coan (Larsh kick), 9:15
first.
WIS: FG Larsh 24, 12:02 second.
ILL: Navarro 48 pass from Peters (McCourt kick), 6:02
second.
WIS: FG Larsh 44, 1:47 second.
WIS: J.Taylor 5 run (Larsh kick), 10:35 third.
ILL: Corbin 43 run (McCourt kick), :48 third.
WIS: FG Larsh 20, 9:46 fourth.
ILL: Imatorbhebhe 29 pass from Peters (McCourt kick),
5:53 fourth.
ILL: FG McCourt 39, :00 fourth.
WISCONSIN ILLINOIS
First Downs ..................................... 2217
Rushes-Yards ........................... 43-156 35-141
Passing .......................................... 264 174
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 24-32-1 9-21-0
Return Yards .................................... 335
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 2-2 2-1
Penalties-Yards ............................ 6-60 4-15
Time Of Possession .................... 40:49 19:11
RUSHING
Wisconsin: J.Taylor 28-132, D.Davis 1-13, Watson 2-9,
A.Taylor 1-8, J.Chenal 3-3, Groshek 4-3, (Team) 1-(mi-
nus 2), Coan 3-(minus 10). Illinois: Corbin 17-83,
D.Brown 11-70, Norwood 1-3, Palczewski 0-0, Peters
6-(minus 15).
PASSING
Wisconsin: Coan 24-32-1-264. Illinois: Peters 9-21-0-174.
RECEIVING
Wisconsin: Groshek 6-40, Ferguson 5-77, Cephus 5-62,
D.Davis 5-38, Pryor 1-35, A.Taylor 1-10, J.Taylor 1-2.
Illinois: Barker 3-37, Imatorbhebhe 2-42, Navarro 1-48,
Washington 1-18, D.Brown 1-15, Stampley 1-14.Virginia 48 , Duke 14
DUKE ........................................ 0 07 7— 14
VIRGINIA .................................. 0 17 24 7— 48
UVA: Perkins 1 run (Delaney kick), 11:10 second.
UVA: FG Delaney 30, 8:01 second.
UVA: Perkins 1 run (Delaney kick), 11:10 second.
UVA: FG Delaney 33, 13:55 third.
UVA: Taulapapa 3 run (Delaney kick), 8:13 third.
DUK: Bracey 36 pass from Harris (A.Reed kick), 4:57
third.
UVA: J.Reed 95 kickoff return (Delaney kick), 4:43 third.
UVA: Perkins 3 run (Delaney kick), 2:13 third.
UVA: Taulapapa 9 run (Duenkel kick), 14:54 fourth.
DUK: Pancol 23 pass from Katrenick (A.Reed kick), 2:41
fourth.
DUKE VIRGINIA
First Downs ..................................... 1417
Rushes-Yards ........................... 41-132 41-154
Passing .......................................... 118 153
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 15-30-2 14-28-2
Return Yards .................................... 52140
Punts-Avg. ................................. 4-38.5 3-35.66
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 3-3 0-0
Penalties-Yards ............................ 5-55 2-30
Time Of Possession .................... 25:29 34:31
RUSHING
Duke: Harris 8-37, D.Jackson 12-35, Deveaux 6-18,
Parker 2-17, Pancol 1-8, Katrenick 3-7, Durant 5-7,
Calhoun 1-2, Coleman 3-1. Virginia: Taulapapa 14-77,
Perkins 22-62, Kelly 1-17, Atkins 1-5, (Team) 2-(minus
3), J.Reed 1-(minus 4).
PASSING
Duke: Harris 13-26-2-88, Katrenick 2-4-0-30. Virginia:
Perkins 13-26-1-141, Stone 1-2-1-12.
RECEIVING
Duke: Calhoun 4-3, Gray 3-12, Bracey 2-43, Pancol 2-33,
Durant 2-5, A.Young 1-15, Marwede 1-7. Virginia: J.Reed
5-45, Dubois 4-62, B.Kemp 2-2, Cowley 1-19, Jana 1-13,
Wicks 1-12.No. 2 LSU 36, Mississippi St. 13
LSU ........................................... 3 19 14 0— 36
MISSISSIPPI ST. ...................... 0 70 6— 13
LSU: FG York 20, 7:52 first.
LSU: FG York 23, 12:27 second.
LSU: FG York 25, 8:33 second.
MSST: Shrader 12 run (Christmann kick), 5:24 second.
LSU: McMath 60 pass from Burrow (kick failed), 5:07 second.
LSU: Chase 8 pass from Burrow (York kick), :50 second.
LSU: Dillon 37 pass from Burrow (York kick), 10:36 third.
LSU: Jefferson 18 pass f rom Burrow (York kick), 5:36 third.
MSST: S.Guidry 24 pass from Shrader (pass failed), :59 fourth.
LSU MISS ST.
First Downs ..................................... 2121
Rushes-Yards ............................. 25-86 37-102
Passing .......................................... 327 238
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 25-35-0 17-28-2
Return Yards .................................... 2631
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 1-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards ............................ 7-88 13-109
Time Of Possession .................... 25:39 34:21
RUSHING
LSU: Edwards-Helaire 11-53, Davis-Price 6-49, Emery
2-(minus 1), (Team) 2-(minus 4), Burrow 4-(minus 11).
Mississippi St.: Shrader 19-66, Hill 15-34, D.Thomas 1-5,
Gibson 2-(minus 3).
PASSING
LSU: Burrow 25-32-0-327, Brennan 0-3-0-0. Mississippi
St.: Shrader 17-28-2-238.
RECEIVING
LSU: Jefferson 8-89, Chase 5-48, McMath 3-76, Moss
3-48, Edwards-Helaire 2-15, Sullivan 2-9, Dillon 1-37,
Davis-Price 1-5. Mississippi St.: S.Guidry 6-98, Zuber
3-53, D.Thomas 3-31, Witherspoon 2-16, Gibson 1-24,
Green 1-11, Hill 1-5.Virginia Tech 43,
North Carolina 41 (6OT)UNC ................... 1077737000041 —
VT ........................ 71401037000243 —
NC: Newsome 47 pass from Howell (Ruggles kick), 14:12
first.
NC: FG Ruggles 26, 10:47 first.
VT: T.Turner 55 pass from Hooker (B.Johnson kick), :02
first.
NC: Newsome 10 pass from Howell (Ruggles kick), 6:55
second.
VT: McClease 2 run (B.Johnson kick), 3:29 second.
VT: Hazelton 11 pass from Willis (B.Johnson kick), :19
second.
NC: Groves 6 pass from Howell (Ruggles kick), 9:27 third.
VT: FG B.Johnson 23, 9:29 fourth.
NC: A.Green 68 pass from Howell (Ruggles kick), 5:11
fourth.
VT: Q.Patterson 53 run (B.Johnson kick), 4:31 fourth.
VT: FG B.Johnson 38, :00
NC: FG Ruggles 29, :00
NC: Corrales 8 pass from Howell (Ruggles kick), :00
VT: Hazelton 18 pass from Q.Patterson (B.Johnson kick)
(run failed) (run failed) (Q.Patterson run), :00
UNC VIRGINIA TECH
First Downs ..................................... 2223
Rushes-Yards ........................... 40-143 60-254
Passing .......................................... 348 236
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 26-49-0 14-21-0
Return Yards ...................................... 0 30
Punts-Avg. ............................... 7-35.42 6-39.16
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 0-0 3-2
Penalties-Yards ............................ 9-69 5-36
Time Of Possession .................... 27:08 32:52
RUSHING
North Carolina: Carter 13-91, J.Williams 11-37, A.Wil-
liams 4-22, Newsome 1-3, Surratt 1-0, Howell 10-(minus
10). Virginia Tech: Q.Patterson 21-109, McClease 13-72,
Hooker 10-41, Keene 7-25, T.Turner 1-7, Hazelton 1-3,
Robinson 1-(minus 1), (Team) 1-(minus 1), Willis
5-(minus 1).
PASSING
North Carolina: Howell 26-49-0-348. Virginia Tech:
Hooker 8-12-0-127, Willis 3-3-0-55, Q.Patterson 3-6-0-
54.
RECEIVING
North Carolina: Newsome 9-112, Corrales 5-48, Walston
4-29, Groves 3-27, D.Brown 2-53, A.Green 1-68, J.Wil-
liams 1-14, Carter 1-(minus 3). Virginia Tech: T.Turner
5-106, Hazelton 3-43, Mitchell 2-23, Robinson 1-22,
McClease 1-19, Keene 1-18, K.Smith 1-5.Indiana 34 , Maryland 28
INDIANA ................................ 141073 —34
MARYLAND ............................. 7 14 70 —28
IU: Hale 28 pass from Penix (Justus kick), 13:03 first.
MAR: Okonkwo 11 pass from Pigrome (Petrino kick),
9:41 first.
IU: Scott 3 run (Justus kick), 6:31 first.
MAR: Leake 60 run (Petrino kick), 12:05 second.
IU: FG Justus 20, 7:36 second.
MAR: Demus 15 pass from Pigrome (Petrino kick), 4:09
second.
IU: Westbrook 26 pass from Ramsey (Justus kick), :24
second.
IU: Scott 9 run (Justus kick), 2:32 third.
MAR: Leake 1 run (Petrino kick), :01 third.
IU: FG Justus 34, 2:49 fourth.
A: 32,606.
INDIANA MARYLAND
First Downs ..................................... 2821
Rushes-Yards ........................... 32-186 37-173
Passing .......................................... 334 210
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 29-41-1 17-27-1
Return Yards .................................. 110 77
Punts-Avg. ................................. 5-35.4 5-43.6
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 1-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards ........................ 11-105 6-62
Time Of Possession .................... 35:33 24:27
RUSHING
Indiana: Scott 18-108, Ramsey 8-46, Penix 4-35, (Team)
2-(minus 3). Maryland: Leake 23-158, Fleet-Davis 5-9,
Pigrome 9-6.
PASSING
Indiana: Ramsey 20-27-0-193, Penix 9-14-1-141. Mary-
land: Pigrome 17-27-1-210.
RECEIVING
Indiana: Hendershot 6-95, Westbrook 6-75, Scott 5-36,
Fryfogle 4-63, Hale 2-32, R.Walker 2-9, Philyor 2-6,
Da.Ellis 1-11, Marshall 1-7. Maryland: Demus 5-82,
Okonkwo 5-43, Leake 3-8, Mabry 1-52, Da.Jones 1-10,
Savoy 1-9, Fleet-Davis 1-6.NAVY 35,
SOUTH FLORIDA 3In third straight victory,
QB runs for 188 yardsPATRICK SMITH/GETTY IMAGES
Navy quarterback Malcolm Perry scored two touchdowns Saturday
during his third game rushing for more than 150 yards this season.Vanderbilt 21,
No. 22 Missouri 14
MISSOURI ................................ 0 77 0— 14
VANDERBILT ........................... 0 14 07 —21
VAN: Vaughn 1 run (Guay kick), 12:00 second.
MIZ: Okwuegbunam 4 pass from Bryant (McCann kick),
9:03 second.
VAN: Vaughn 61 pass from Hasan (Guay kick), 2:06 second.
MIZ: Rountree 6 run (McCann kick), 1:37 third.
VAN: C.Johnson 21 pass from Neal (Guay kick), 8:57 fourth.
MISSOURI VANDERBILT
First Downs ..................................... 1817
Rushes-Yards ........................... 40-153 42-150
Passing .......................................... 140 165
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 13-26-1 10-19-1
Return Yards .................................... 2969
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards ........................ 12-120 7-72
Time Of Possession .................... 27:09 32:51
RUSHING
Missouri: Bryant 16-72, Badie 10-47, Rountree 12-29,
Downing 2-5. Vanderbilt: Vaughn 29-96, Hasan 9-34,
Neal 2-14, K.Brooks 2-6.
PASSING
Missouri: Bryant 13-26-1-140. Vanderbilt: Hasan 7-11-
0-120, Neal 3-8-1-45.
RECEIVING
Missouri: Nance 3-34, J.Johnson 3-9, K.Scott 2-69,
Rountree 2-13, Okwuegbunam 2-10, Badie 1-5. Vander-
bilt: Vaughn 4-80, Pinkney 2-14, Lipscomb 1-34, C.John-
son 1-21, Shelton-Mosley 1-8, Pierce 1-8.Navy 35, South Florida 3
SOUTH FLORIDA ...................... 0 300 —3
NAVY ........................................ 7 14 01 4— 35
NAV: Perry 67 run (Bi.Nichols kick), 3:56 first.
NAV: J.Carothers 58 run (Bi.Nichols kick), 14:50 second.
NAV: O.Davis 23 pass from C.Williams (Bi.Nichols kick),
10:03 second.
USF: FG Shrader 33, 2:48 second.
NAV: Perry 21 run (Bi.Nichols kick), 13:03 fourth.
NAV: Maloy 26 run (Bi.Nichols kick), 6:50 fourth.
A: 29,774.
S. FLORIDA NAVY
First Downs ..................................... 1423
Rushes-Yards ........................... 37-150 59-434
Passing .......................................... 114 23
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 15-30-1 1-4-2
Return Yards .................................... 3135
Punts-Avg. ............................... 7-36.14 3-47.0
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 2-0 2-1
Penalties-Yards ............................ 8-65 6-45
Time Of Possession .................... 29:10 30:50
RUSHING
South Florida: Cronkrite 17-76, Joiner 4-27, McCloud
10-26, Sands 5-25, Norman 0-0, Rygol 1-(minus 4). Navy:
Perry 22-188, J.Carothers 9-84, N.Smith 11-52, Maloy
4-49, C.Williams 5-33, Makekau 2-12, Cooper 1-10,
King-El 1-5, Fells 1-1, Ruoss 1-1, Olsen 1-0, (Team)
1-(minus 1).
PASSING
South Florida: McCloud 11-23-1-50, Rygol 4-7-0-64.
Navy: C.Williams 1-1-0-23, Perry 0-3-2-0.
RECEIVING
South Florida: St. Felix 4-22, B.Miller 3-28, McDoom
3-13, Mathis 2-34, Wilcox 1-11, Cronkrite 1-4, Weaver
1-2. Navy: O.Davis 1-23.No. 13 Utah 21,
No. 17 Arizona St. 3
ARIZONA ST. ........................... 0 03 0— 3
UTAH ........................................ 0 14 07 —21
UTH: Dixon 10 run (Redding kick), 8:59 second.
UTH: Moss 1 run (Redding kick), 1:08 second.
ASU: FG Zendejas 40, 6:50 third.
UTH: Moss 32 run (Redding kick), 5:24 fourth.
ARIZONA ST. UTAH
First Downs ....................................... 8 20
Rushes-Yards ........................... 33-111 43-151
Passing ............................................ 25191
Comp-Att-Int ............................ 4-18-1 14-24-1
Return Yards .................................... 6414
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 3-1 3-3
Penalties-Yards ........................ 12-122 5-45
Time Of Possession .................... 24:42 35:18
RUSHING
Arizona St.: Benjamin 15-104, J.Daniels 16-8, Carter 1-3,
(Team) 1-(minus 4). Utah: Moss 25-99, Huntley 4-32,
Brumfield 4-18, Dixon 4-10, Wilmore 1-0, Vickers
1-(minus 4), Shelley 4-(minus 4).
PASSING
Arizona St.: J.Daniels 4-18-1-25. Utah: Lisk 1-3-0-14,
Huntley 12-19-1-171, Shelley 1-2-0-6.
RECEIVING
Arizona St.: Darby 1-12, Hudson 1-8, Aiyuk 1-7, Ky.Wil-
liams 1-(minus 2). Utah: Moss 3-78, Br.Kuithe 2-29,
Vickers 2-24, Fotheringham 2-19, Simpkins 2-14,
B.Thompson 1-14, Dixon 1-7, Wilmore 1-6.No. 10 Georgia 21, Kentucky 0
KENTUCKY ............................... 0 00 0— 0
GEORGIA .................................. 0 0147 —21
UGA: Swift 39 run (Blankenship kick), 6:20 third.
UGA: Herrien 8 run (Blankenship kick), 1:54 third.
UGA: Swift 3 run (Blankenship kick), 6:24 fourth.
A: 92,746.
KENTUCKY GEORGIA
First Downs ..................................... 1014
Rushes-Yards ........................... 35-160 43-235
Passing ............................................ 1735
Comp-Att-Int ............................ 2-16-0 9-12-0
Return Yards .................................... 887
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 2-1 1-0
Penalties-Yards ............................ 7-60 4-33
Time Of Possession .................... 26:32 33:28
RUSHING
Kentucky: Bowden 17-99, Rose 9-37, Rodriguez 6-19,
Smoke 1-5, Ali 1-3, (Team) 1-(minus 3). Georgia: Swift
21-179, Herrien 13-60, Z.White 1-3, Fromm 5-2, (Team)
3-(minus 9).
PASSING
Kentucky: Ali 0-1-0-0, Bowden 2-15-0-17. Georgia:
Fromm 9-12-0-35.
RECEIVING
Kentucky: Oliver 1-9, C.Thomas 1-8. Georgia: Pickens
4-35, Cook 2-3, Herrien 1-3, Robertson 1-1, Swift
1-(minus 7).No. 12 Oregon 35,
No. 25 Washington 31
OREGON ................................... 7 7147 —35
WASHINGTON ......................... 7 14 10 0— 31
ORE: Webb 12 pass from J.Herbert (C.Lewis kick), 9:44
first.
WAS: Ahmed 9 run (Henry kick), :20 first.
WAS: Chin 48 pass from Eason (Henry kick), 12:48 second.
ORE: Redd 16 pass from J.Herbert (C.Lewis kick), 2:59
second.
WAS: Baccellia 5 pass from Eason (Henry kick), :58
second.
WAS: Nacua 33 pass from Eason (Henry kick), 13:16 third.
ORE: Habibi-Likio 14 run (C.Lewis kick), 8:36 third.
WAS: FG Henry 30, 3:39 third.
ORE: Pittman 36 pass from J.Herbert (C.Lewis kick), :00
third.
ORE: Redd 5 pass from J.Herbert (C.Lewis kick), 5:10 fourth.
OREGON WASHINGTON
First Downs ..................................... 2620
Rushes-Yards ........................... 38-154 34-125
Passing .......................................... 280 289
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 24-39-0 23-30-0
Return Yards .................................... 4142
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 1-0 1-0
Penalties-Yards ............................ 3-30 7-62
Time Of Possession .................... 29:01 30:59
RUSHING
Oregon: Habibi-Likio 14-81, Tra.Dye 8-51, Verdell 11-48,
J.Herbert 0-4, Redd 1-4, (Team) 4-(minus 34). Washing-
ton: Ahmed 24-140, Pleasant 6-8, C.Davis 1-7, Eason
2-(minus 11), (Team) 1-(minus 19).
PASSING
Oregon: J.Herbert 24-38-0-280, (Team) 0-1-0-0. Wash-
ington: Eason 23-30-0-289.
RECEIVING
Oregon: Johnson III 5-90, Redd 5-36, Habibi-Likio 3-15,
Pittman 2-48, Webb 2-31, Addison 2-16, Verdell 2-12,
Tra.Dye 2-9, Schooler 1-23. Washington: T.Bynum 6-43,
Ahmed 4-4, H.Bryant 3-65, Otton 3-53, Nacua 3-43, Chin
1-48, Spiker 1-20, McClatcher 1-8, Baccellia 1-5.SATURDAY’S RESULTS
EAST
Boston College 45, N.C. State 24
Colgate 21, Cornell 20
Columbia 44, Penn 6
Dartmouth 49, Marist 7
Delaware 16, New Hampshire 10
Duquesne 20, Sacred Heart 6
Georgetown 14, Lafayette 10
Harvard 31, Holy Cross 21
Houston 24, U-Conn. 17
Indiana 34, Maryland 28
Lehigh 30, Fordham 27 (OT)
Minnesota 42, Rutgers 7
Monmouth (N.J.) 49, Gardner-Webb 28
Navy 35, South Florida 3
Penn State 28, Michigan 21
Princeton 65, Brown 22
Towson 56, Bucknell 7
SOUTH
Appalachian St. 52, Louisiana Monroe 7
Campbell 31, Hampton 16
Clemson 45, Louisville 10
Florida 38, South Carolina 27
Georgia 21, Kentucky 0
Georgia Southern 30, Coastal Carolina 27 (3OT)
Georgia Tech 28, Miami 21 (OT)
James Madison 38, William & Mary 10
Kennesaw St. 55, Presbyterian 10
LSU 36, Mississippi St. 13
Louisiana Tech 45, Southern Miss 30
S.C. State 24, Morgan St. 10
Vanderbilt 21, Missouri 14
Virginia 48, Duke 14
Virginia Tech 43, North Carolina 41 (6OT)
Wofford 59, W. Carolina 7
Yale 28, Richmond 27
MIDWEST
Buffalo 21, Akron 0
Cincinnati 24, Tulsa 13
Illinois 24, Wisconsin 23
Iowa 26, Purdue 20
Kansas St. 24, TCU 17
Miami (Ohio) 27, N. Illinois 24
N. Iowa 42, South Dakota 27
Ohio 45, Kent St. 38
SOUTHWEST
Auburn 51, Arkansas 10
Baylor 45, Oklahoma St. 27
Iowa St. 34, Texas Tech 24
Oklahoma 52, West Virginia 14
SMU 45, Temple 21
Texas 50, Kansas 48
WEST
Idaho 45, Idaho St. 21
Oregon 35, Washington 31
Oregon St. 21, California 17
Portland St. 38, N. Colorado 30
San Diego 42, Valparaiso 17No. 7 Penn St. 28,
No. 16 Michigan 21
MICHIGAN ................................ 0 77 7— 21
PENN ST. .................................. 7 14 07 —28
PSU: Freiermuth 17 pass from Clifford (Pinegar kick),
5:59 first.
PSU: Clifford 2 run (Pinegar kick), 14:56 second.
PSU: Hamler 25 pass from Clifford (Pinegar kick), 7:22
second.
MICH: Charbonnet 12 run (Moody kick), 2:55 second.
MICH: Charbonnet 12 run (Moody kick), 2:55 third.
PSU: Hamler 53 pass from Clifford (Pinegar kick), 13:14
fourth.
MICH: Patterson 1 run (Moody kick), 8:48 fourth.
MICHIGAN PENN ST.
First Downs ..................................... 2614
Rushes-Yards ........................... 41-141 29-101
Passing .......................................... 276 182
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 24-41-1 14-25-0
Return Yards .................................... 2272
Punts-Avg. ................................. 5-40.6 8-42.5
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards ............................ 8-48 5-58
Time Of Possession .................... 37:45 22:15
RUSHING
Michigan: Charbonnet 15-81, Patterson 12-34, Haskins
13-28, (Team) 1-(minus 2). Penn St.: Slade 3-48,
J.Brown 4-19, Cain 5-19, Clifford 11-17, Hamler 2-6, Ford
1-2, (Team) 3-(minus 10).
PASSING
Michigan: Patterson 24-41-1-276. Penn St.: Clifford
14-25-0-182.
RECEIVING
Michigan: Collins 6-89, Peoples-Jones 5-46, Bell 4-71,
Eubanks 4-47, Black 3-9, All 1-10, Charbonnet 1-4. Penn
St.: Hamler 6-108, Freiermuth 3-28, Slade 2-2, Dotson
1-37, J.Brown 1-4, Cain 1-3.No. 15 Texas 50, Kansas 48
KANSAS ................................... 3 14 72 4— 48
TEXAS .................................... 147326 —50
TEX: R.Johnson 14 run (Dicker kick), 12:56 first.
TEX: Jak.Smith 10 pass from S.Ehlinger (Dicker kick),
6:31 first.
KAN: FG L.Jones 23, 4:01 first.
KAN: P.Williams 7 run (L.Jones kick), 13:24 second.
KAN: T.Williams 7 pass from Stanley (L.Jones kick), 8:38
second.
TEX: Eagles 5 pass from S.Ehlinger (Dicker kick), 2:19 second.
KAN: Robinson Jr. 9 pass from Stanley (L.Jones kick),
9:48 third.
TEX: FG Dicker 39, 6:59 third.
TEX: De.Duvernay 14 pass from S.Ehlinger (Dicker kick),
14:01 fourth.
KAN: P.Williams 16 run (kick failed), 10:06 fourth.
TEX: De.Duvernay 43 pass from S.Ehlinger (Dicker kick),
8:32 fourth.
KAN: FG L.Jones 46, 6:56 fourth.
KAN: Parchment 11 pass from Stanley (L.Jones kick),
4:25 fourth.
TEX: Ingram 3 run (Dicker kick), 2:47 fourth.
KAN: Robinson Jr. 22 pass from Stanley (Charlot pass
from Stanley), 1:11 fourth.
TEX: FG Dicker 33, :00 fourth.
KANSAS TEXAS
First Downs ..................................... 2733
Rushes-Yards ........................... 40-259 40-239
Passing .......................................... 310 399
Comp-Att-Int .......................... 27-47-0 31-45-1
Return Yards .................................... 6013
Punts-Avg. ............................... 3-38.33 1-41.0
Fumbles-Lost .................................. 1-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards ............................ 7 -50 8-85
Time Of Possession .................... 3 1:31 28:29
RUSHING
Kansas: P.Williams 25-190, Stanley 9-65, Locklin 2-2,
Robinson Jr. 2-2, Gardner 1-0, (Team) 1-0. Texas: Ingram
14-101, S.Ehlinger 14-91, R.Johnson 11-46, Jak.Smith 1-1.
PASSING
Kansas: Stanley 27-47-0-310. Texas: S.Ehlinger 31-44-1-
399, (Team) 0-1-0-0.
RECEIVING
Kansas: Robinson Jr. 7-67, Lassiter 5-66, P.Williams
4-25, Parchment 3-83, Charlot 3-47, Gardner 2-8, T.Wil-
liams 1-7, Luavasa 1-5, B.Miles 1-2. Texas: De.Duvernay
8-110, Co.Johnson 8-96, Eagles 6-76, Jak.Smith 4-34,
Brewer 3-71, Ingram 2-12.