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Show DAILY Lb HERALD Wednesday, September 2 2004 Good steaks are the result of proper 'big game' cape Dallas John ow that you've filled your tag, what's next? Perhaps the single most important thing a hunter should keep in mind when preparing his or her animal for transport from the field is the y weather. I say this because a first-tim- e hunter may not be aware just how fast an animal can spoil when exposed to warm temperatures. The following are examples from my own experiences or from experiences of other hunters I've known. After downing your animal, you suddenly realize that you've forgotten your hunting knife back at camp. What should you do? " Obviously, this situation de- pends on a couple of things. If it's early in the morning or perhaps late evening and temperatures are not above 40 degrees, you should be fine in returning for your knife. If by chance you happen past another hunter, I forgotten and that youVe just tag with a nice-size-d continues to the brisket (rib cage) and beyond Upon completing this portion, a hunter, depending on his avenue of transport, may then choose to cape and quarter the ." animal This is usually the case. f when a hunter must hike a long distance in order to reach camp. In the case when other members of the hunting party are ' filled your buckorbulL While there is no guarantee that any two animals will pro- On Hunting ' duce the same quality of steaks, there are several steps to field . dressing an animal if you hope to optimize this possibility. One of the first things I do when field dressing my animal is cut off what I refer to as the "scent glands which are located on the inside portion of both back legs. Most hunters win agree that if these are not imyou might seek his assistance mediately separated from the rather than make the entire trip. animal the meat will take on a Prior to making your return much more musky or wild taste. trip to camp, do your best to " While the majority of experidrag your animal into a shaded area and out of any direct or re- enced hunters have their own g maining sunlight. system, the most If you are not that familiar commonly used method for rewith the area, it may pay to moving the unwanted remains is through an incision made on clearly mark where you have left the animal, as this will make the underneath side of the anifor a swift return. mal. This cut is usually started Let's assume that not all was at the rear of the animal and availableandamodeof trans- portation is nearby, a hunter may choose to transport his or her animal back to camp, or even return home before skinning the animaL Again, this decision must be determined by the severity of heat to which the animal will be exposed If there is any question as to whether or not the temperatures may spoil your animal, a hunter should cape and ice down the animal prior to placing it inside a game bag. A moderate sprinkling of pepper about the meat will also help keep the '' Scoreboard NFL Tampa Dallas Green Bay New York Giants East New England NY Jets 2 o Buffalo 0 4r 1 JacksarAtfe'vi, PA oyjoo; SO 36 Chicago Arizona 52 Minnesota 26 Detroit "80 AV9? fJ St AH i?rWJirful? ' -- . 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Atlanta at Carolina. 2:05 p.m. NY Jets at Miami. 2:15 p.m. tennessee at San Diego. 2:15 p.m. Denver at Tampa Bay. 2:15 p m. St. Louis at San Francisco. 6 30 p m. Open Seattle. Dallas. Detroit. Minnesota Philadelphia N V. Giants Green Bay St Louis New York Giants New Orleans Chicago Washington Carolina Seattle Atlanta San Francisco Tampa Bay ' Detroit Arizona 3) (1 Davidson Austin Peay Idaho at at Illinois City at harrah's odds NFL Washington Carolina FAVORITE OPEN at Green Bay Washington 2V4 NewEngland M 1h Oakland Carolina Orleans NY jets at at San Diego NL at at 4 Philadelphia Clwago Arizona Minnesota Tampa Bay Detroit Tennessee St San Francisco UNDERDOG Kansas 4S4 FAR WEST at Davis Pass 320.3 294.0 301.3 254 7 282.3 244 0 California S. Oregon ) Washington Sacramento St San Diego St SMU at Boise 2587' 1 92.7 209.7 218.5 2090 131.7 194.3 OFFENSE ' 178.7 151.0 Pass 391 881 Thursday 341 477 EAST 254 335 307 298 527 Oakland 1030 1097 Houston ' 1018 , at Pittsburgh Navy at (4-- St. St. 122 0 93.3 124.3 108.3 107.3 180.7 102.7 99.7 164.7 142.3 fc!l14 ' Bafomore ,I54 86S18 861 Pittsburgh Cleveland Z J53 737,-34- 485 658 654 Buffalo Miami Jacksonville .'162 1 42 286 .379 427 547 508 392 323 516 368 DEFENSE Yards Denver 708 Buffalo 498 767 786 847 869 889 613 954 958 678 1044 Miami . Oakland ' Houston Bafomore NewYorkJets Cincinnati San Diego 1044 1067 KansasCity 1085 , 1250 Hxkanapolis 3. Rush 319 156 429 285 320 266 330 252 384 287 224 498 269 451 330 309 Pass 389 342 338 501 527 603 559 361 570 671 454 546 775 (16 755 941 total yardage NFC at Utah Rush 307 Pass 1268 PNIadelphla OaHas Yards 1173 291 882 904 764 847 732 776 578 629 437 627 395 583 615 536 453 1151 Green Bay St LeUS 1142 1131 New York Giants 1080 Orleans 1045 1034 Chicago 247 378 284 348 269 456 368 Washington Carolina 997 658 Seat 971 344 Atlanta 926 904 829 784 667 531 San Francisco Bay Molt I Seattle WashMgkal 0 )CC 1 College 1 9 Coneyville(Xan 10. lulgpreljexas) II. Pima (Ariz.) 0 U 12. Mesatji 0 aC,Mmn. Range 13 NE Oklahoma 0 A&M 1 14. Bllrm (Texas) College 1 11 Srm(lhM) College 1 15. Nassau CC (N Y.) 1 CC 1 18. Arizona Western 0 19 Hutchinson 1 (Kan )CC 20. Ellsworth (towa)CC 1 at Marshal Connecticut 5 p.m. ' 5:30 6 7 Miami (ONO) UWER0O6 7 Pittsburgh pjn. UNE pjn. UNDERDOG Saturday Saturday ' 221 321 214 248 214 961 Miami EAST at at Delaware 10 a m. Brown (1 1) at Rhode island 10 a m. at Syracuse Rutgers io am. Dartmouth at Perm (ML 10 a.m. TCU at Army 11 a m. at Boston College Massachusetts 1) a.m. BuckneH at Georgetown. D C. (1 3). 1 a.m. roronam ) at Holy cross 11 a.m. NJ. 1 1st tons 11 a m. Monmouth, Harvard at Lafayette 11 am at Lehigh 11 a.m. Albany, N Y. at Sacred Heart 1 a m. Wagner La Salad 3) at St. Francis, Pa. Cornell (1 1) at Towson (1 2). 11am at Yale Colgate 11a.m. Princeton at Columbia 11:30 am. Robert Moms at Stony Brook (1 2), Noon Bowling UCF ) Green at St Ccflnecbcut at Rusk 214 142 Pass 513 561 Florida at 10 St am. 11 at George Southern at Morehead St Norftoaslsm at Miami Mary VMI at CherletBn Southern Tsxas State at Appalachian St at Duke Noon 1 1:30 Noon Tennessee Murray St East Carolina at at NCareanaAAT Southern U. n St at Laaswh a-- at Tray rtNrvlrtf at 1 i Alabama 1 Jt pm m st St uumaiyijmcno.x. 19 6K 3 J fits'' p.m. p.m. ( at South ,. East Carolina m 15 Toledo t St Norti Carokna Arizona at St Oregon St Akron at : ,' St, ; HUCU-.-rfi- ' r; - :': tWySMfeif at E.Michigan si Tray at North Tens ' at UTEP Louisiana ' : CTH at South Florida m If;, West Virginia I nCiirnvBsajn) ,mI Psmst . V wasa. v i 157 Oregon St Boise St. Colorado St Northwestern Fla. Atlantic Miami (Ohio) Connecticut Toledo Brfghan Young Washington St Sin Diego St 127 Stanford 157 148 124 134 110 Florida 102 Rutgers Southern Arkansas 114 TCU Bowling St 124 123 Green 121 CaJifornia Nevada 27 . Utah 4tt Wyoming ' . TuM ArkanaasSl i 156 88 100 143 1746 78 1068 72 665 , 81 1305 101 1300 84 1266 96 945 86 1252 80 933 72 913 91 1207 90 1193 92 1173 85 1160 88 1138 74 1132 71 842 73 1097 63 813 64 797 69 786 85 1047 75 1043 77 778 89 1035 63 1020 53 694 California 131 Minnesota Purdue Texas Tech Texas 219 232 336 216 316 219 228 St Boise Tennessee Oklahoma 271 . 208 234 245 286 224 316 288 263 306 215 287 294 225 224 285 214 237 308 288 hxirltiwestern Arkansas Texas ASM Memphis Utah Southern California Manland Florida WestVkglnls Wake Forest Ra. Atlantic Nebraska knots Missouri It 27.8m Hag 34. Air Force 4& Colorado tt NswMsxkeSl Atlantic Mississippi 11 Kansas 12 Central 247.3 246.7 224 0 216.3 215.7 213.8 210.S 209.3 208JJ 205.7 181.0 436.5 356.0 332.5 326.3 325.0 316.5 315.0 3130 311.0 304.3 301.8 298.3 293.3 290.0 283J 283.0 280.7 274.3 271.0 265.7 262.0 261.8 260.8 259.3 258.8 25&0 231 J Pts 148 97 193 182 134 134 Purdue 3 2 4 4 3 3 4 3 4 3 4 4 3 4 3 3 4 4 3 3 4 4 4 3 4 California St Boise OtdahornaSt WeatvVgtnla Tsxas Utah Arkansas Missouri Texas Tech Loutsrtk) Tennessee Memphis Saithern CWtomia Stanford Fresno St St Arizona Maryland Alabama Miami (Fat) LSU 171 128 165 122 181 159 114 152 114 114 147 146 106 107 142 139 138 102 135 88 116 88 3 4 MsTyasalni St M7. San Hags 3 Utah's 2004-0- 5 waterfowl season begins Oct. 2, and hunters are encouraged to register as, soon as possible. hli-- l I Dallas at 344-297- can be reached or at John 2 . dohnheraIdextracon.ji m SpcrtSghtAssodated Pres 10 15 231 4 10 Miami (Ohio) Miami (Fla.) 16 13 Green Bovrttng 5 13 I UCF 4 10 Texas A Boise St 4 20 6 8 Mich. Wisconsin MWrteTemSt WsajSt - 5 7 75 88 166 123 109 12 Scurarn Memorial .... to I 6 121 201 107 80 200 15 sntst Cakfonsa VkgkteTech SK Nag - 8 8 6 15 ft Avg 493 48.5 48.3 45.5 44.7 447 42.8 42.7 41.3 40.7 403 39.8 38.0 38.0 38.0 38.0 36.6 36.5 36.0 35.7 35.5 34.8 34.5 340 33 8 300 11 UCLA West Virginia 30.0 25.8 22.8 227 208 20.2 18J 18.8 17.8 17.5 17.5 17.2 15.8 15.4 15.4 15.0 144 138 137 13.8 13.4 13.4 134 133 133 10 378 324 208 208 402 834 218 37.8 36.0 151 15 " Nebraska 138, Utah 44. a Force St 201 27.1 Virginia Tech South Carolina 246 784 784 1065 241 1071 196 270 167 277 186 222 248 252 270 300 806 1079 810 1084 816 816 1109 1129 1152 1288 Louisville Maryland Ra Atlantic Brignara Young Baylor Boise St Wisconsin Tutane (Mfornta Oklahoma Utah Southern California St Oregon linois Alabama St Michigan St Washington Colorado Texas Tech Arkansas St Kansaa Auburn SouthRa. 33.CiikinooSl 438 . Iowa St. - WasrtngtonSt , LouJsvllts Pom St Texas Fresno St Scuthem California 23.8 23.5 23.4 23.3 Michigan Ohio 41. New Mexico 21J Nat Yds 1032 258.0 260.3 261.3 261.3 266.2 267.7 268.6 269.7 270.0 271.0 272.0 272.0 277.2 282.2 288.0 322A 781 Scoring defense 21.2 4 4 3 3 4 4 4 3 4 3 3 4 4 4 3 4 2 3 4 3 3 3 4 3 4 Wisconsin No. Auburn Punts Avg Ret Ret Avg 3 7 44.9 6 44.0 12 43.2 7 43.8 9 24 44.4 10 37 42J 4 42.6 9 42.1 2 14 43.9 6 22 42.4 28 45.1 11 84 422 19 44.3 6 40 42.2 10 45.4 5 34 42.0 1. 18 41.6 0 41.6 14 43.1 2 31 40.9 1 5 44.0 16 40.8 4 30 40.8 8 44.5 1 42.4 3 32 40.7 16 42.8 6 33 40.7 26 43.1 10 74 40.3 12 40.8 3 6 40.3 22 41.8 6 36 40.2 23 48.9 10 203 40.1 27 43.8 13 104 40.0 15 45.1 9 78 39.9 14 42.4 5 36 398 22 43.5 10 82 39.8 21 420 10 48 39.7 16 41.3 6 29 39.4 7 70 39.2 20 42.7 17 4X4 12 82 384 ' Louisville Miami (Fla.) LSU South Boston Texas Carolina College ' Virginia Purdue North Carolina Alabama Southern St California St Arizona St Oho Arizona California Florida Virginia Tech Missouri Stanford Oklahoma PennSt FtoridaSt Navy - Southern Mk v-- .: t31.NswMsjoa Utah 134. MLSan DtsgoSt 4! 26 31 6.5 7.0 7.7 85 9.0 10.5 11.0 12.0 12.3 12.7 12.8 12.8 12.8 13.7 13.8 14.0 14.3 14.5 14.7 14.7 14.7 15.0 15.0 15.5 15.5 88 88 85 IfU 174 18J 21 23 34 36 42 33 46 37 38 51 51 51 41 55 28 43 58 44 44 44 60 45 62 " 1 4 4 . '19 3 Bob Lemori in Faaa tot Southern Miss. 3 5 Oklahoma St 6 4 Hawaii 2 3 Arizona St 5 7 1 Texas A&M 6 8 11 Michigan Southern Cafttomta 4 9 Minnesota 2 5 Utah 6 4 Notre Dame 10 6 UAB 2 8 UCF 7 2 Purdue 3 2 Louisville 3 4 Stanford 4 4 Marshal 3 4 Texas 6 2 Kansas 5 8 3 7 Wyoming RorktaSt 4 5 TCU 4 5 Ohio 5 7 3 3 Virginia Nevada 4 5 Alabama 4 5 6 3 Rutgers Miami (Ra.) 6 2 9 3 South Carolina 5 6 5 5 WeSvlrgints Green 2 4 Bcwkng Wake Forest 2 7 Iowa St 0 5 Indiana 5 Rortde 4 2 NortJiwestern 2 t44SaaDagoSt 2 d In Game 1963 Stan totTotMrGss 1 1 3.50 0 0 3.33 0 0 2.50 2 2 2.50 0 0 233 5 10 2.25 1 4 2.25 0 1 2.00 1 3 1.75 5 9 1.75 3 5 1.67 2 4 1 67 0 0 1.67 1 1 7 2 1.67 8 . 2 1 3 1.67 1 1 7 2 1.67 1 2 3 1.67 8 13 2 5 7 1.50 2 4 10 143 2 3 5 1.33 8 3 1 4 1.25 9 12 5 2 7 1.25 6 0 1 1 1.25 8- 2 3 5 1.00 4 1 5 100 9 2 4 6 1 00 9 8 3 2 5 1.00 12 3 5 8 100 11 4 3 7 100 10 4 2 6 1.00 6 2 1 3 1.00 3 2 5 1.00 9 0 2 2 1.00 5 4 4 8 1.00 1 6 4 5 33 .33 10 4 8 8 41 Monday's late .0 RorktaSt Rutgers Boise St 91 Nmetadoe 124 119 75 St North Carosna Fkl Atlantic Wisconsin 121 LSU 120 122 120 155 98 90 116 134 98 122 kwriSt Miami (Ra.) TCU Stanford' Oklahoma Southern Calrtomla Notre Dane Texas A&M St , Arizona Yds YdsPg 124 41.3 175 43.8 55 5 222 170 56.7 186 62.0 260 65 0 288 884 204 68.0 210 70.0 291 72.8 309 77.3 238 79.3 111 Memphis Louisville South Carolina tt. Diego Troy 4&lrtfMBiYoiaa i 1878 John 1883 a St St Miami (Ra.) Oregon St Nebraska StwthernMlas. 241 803 328 82.0 83.7 84.0 88.3 86.8 89.0 88.8 80.3 02.0 92.3 82.7 .251 252 346 355 267 359 141 361 75 109 83 154 182 276 369 278 375 480 St Ohio SouftCtaoinl Arizona St LSU Sm Msgs St Tutsi Texas Tech Ronda St Nobs Dams St Oklahoma Georgia 151 Tsch St CortvKSCUt SMaTmONorrsl 4Slsalsaatw 87 110 110 84 88 132 145 111 171 43 80 54 rSuzuWrf cf EMrtrurJh Sjanez If VArm BBoonea JoCbra3b Spkuiolb Lopez ss DWttsnc Stmqist lb DODbs3b Totals 78 58 77 42 38 45 88 40 78 50 90 53 20 48 74 73 82 108 Norm Carosna St HffkL) FtorktaSt 34.3 LSU 335 CaMornia , ,, Ccnriecacut 183 217 198 170 242 208 130 230 237 248 became the 14th playsr a) reach ths mark m a 1 loss at Toronto. Anderson 's season high was 21. ' Today's birtrirJays: Miguel Aeencto, 24; Joe Thurston, 25; Jake Westtrook, 27; Jermewis previous Clark, 28. j' BaslietbaU VinviiU standings First Round EASTHUtKlhFEnWCf n ii a 4a a aaa SKttrttf, SipL 25 Wsshlr67,CarvKBcut59 Menday,Sapt27 Connecticut 80, Wasnington Washington at Connecticut, 6 , series bed 70, 1 p.m. York vs. Defrost Friday, Sept 24 62 Navy New York 75, Detroit fcmday,Saat2S j ji. i Detro876,NawYork66 Tussdirs'laiaal .' Detoft New York 68, ., sntol 64, New York VrM 1 ' WESTr3WC018SRENee Los Angelas vs. SictshiswIs I I mil 1 TaaP Yd 185.3 180.0 211.0 ' 2274 . 2367 238 0 241.8 245 5 2467 248.0 Sacramento 58, 4 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 1 0 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Sept 25 SaSurdsy, 5a Seattle 70. Minnesota Seattle 64, Mlmesgta 54, wkaaarie2-- Seattle UBERTY66,SHOCK,64: DETROIT (64) M 16, Nolan Farrts 11 6 Powell 0 (Ml 0. Thomas 64 6 Riley TsUs OO 0. Totals Crosby. 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LOB 84.78 84.97 88.38 88.84 80.58 80.62 83.27 8860 - , of ths Oaktanj sprfched Chicago Whit5ox.3-' beat the to (29), Durazo 8302 511 498 780 833 681 847 717 463 882 867 896 S Oriokn, Two Csssrsaa 802 587 586 702 582 783 894 871 102S 0 Mike Warren Dorapnin3-60-- Totass 84.40 84.84 88.15 8851 431 a NFNVORXfW) Pie 71.07 74.08 78.85 852 638 802 552 412 534 750 boxes MLB 000 011 308 110 030 001 934 1124 468 620 593 295 31 of 8t rhhiasr 9 Morrtefusco Giants pitched Atlanta. Los r UN 0 1 0 Kotsaycf 1 0 0 Byrnes 0 1 0 EChavzSI) 0 0 1 Durazodh 1 1 0 Germnpr 0 0 0 Dyerf 0 0 0 Htttwglb 1 2 0 Scutaro 2b 1 2 1 Croabyss 1 1 3 HMIerc 0 0 0 8 8 8 TetaM 35 Passing defense Alt 108 74 76 88 150 115 63 86 132 154 122 188 87 75 82 148 84 t Suadsy,Sspt28 ATHLETICS 6, MARINERS I National team defense Michigan towa 4 waeVVuAaii Ms Cantnelsassj Sacramento 72. SEATTLE 13 112 I Nebraska J Series World Musks ended the St Louis arid stadkm-- of 1 Frksty,94pt24 Baseball TotFum 8 0 10 0 0 5 12 0 7 19 5 13 3 1 7 2 10 16 4 10 2 9 2 0 5 Car 93 116 126 86 toiaaiaYhsV 8ie 108) irsiiig Indians Turnover margin 348 31.7 31.1 30,2 28.1 Ohio Net punting Tennessee Utah St 236 176 182 Purdue 241 233 186 276 I Georgia 26.0 25.0 24.9 24.8 24.5 24.3 211 u Pkna Avg OrsoSt 6 14 9 10 Virginia 26.8 28.6 27.6 Total tfcfanst Yds 20 ' RkK North Carolina No St 14 7 ' kwaSt 29JJ 28.7 II Hdiotf ivtunsf Starsord . Boston Coiega It UNLV Fresno Yda 120 256 364 295 103 262 171 75 178 70 348 103 127 154 5 8 290 Rushing defense Punt Returns Coram Mich. Oklahoma St 145 115 257 303 325 156 125 199 273 343 170 264 143 329 6 Mich. Fresno St .Purdue Tutene MHsganSt: 2493 2466 Yds YdsPg 1184 592.0 1717 572.3 1685 561.7 2156 539.0 1607 535,7 2030 507.5 1511 503.7 1506 502.0 2002 500.5 1470 490.0 1466 488.7 1437 479.0 1910 477.5 1420 473.3 1882 470.5 1854 4834 1847 461.8 1818 454.5 1353 451.0 1803 450.8 1768 442.0 1324 441.3 1322 440.7 1753 438.3 1313 437.7 1300 433J 1857 4143 1883 3864 G Osnaon MkkSe Tern. . 5 4 9 Oklahoma Scoring offense 12 7" 276.0 263.3 256.3 253.3 252.7 Total offense V M 6H - AmonaSt SMU ,l,'tDlsgsH. IM I 192 123 127 155 133 107 166 152 135 St Term. Middle atSan JosiSt ,14H ' Memphis UAB , Nl . .'.4 '.".iV '11 TfH Hawaii ettrwni . 27U Tda YdsPg Cp 240 112 117 UTEP Texas Tech 4 2H . Tech lowest' ' '' ii ,' Texas Tech Purdue Buffalo St at 7 St atMlnnasota Art Bat St, 14 17 38 171 359.3 339.0 333.7 296.0 284.0 280.3 Passing offense Wwtwn 13 at Oklahoma St at Texas at Missouri r, at Oklahoma !' SuithsmMM.1. st CnCffSVJO ' at Virginia Tech Utah Purdue 39. New Mexico IYU 12 at it Carokna LSU 6 15H UCF atUNW at Hawaii at Mtsasstfpai ,' Temple Notre Dame 2V SIN. Minis st Stanford ru Michigan at Army Rutgers Houston 28Mi Oregon Castor rns Boise at Cent M at Ohio Ohio 7 Vh 2H 3 28H (tCessradsM. at Florida St Fresno Wake Forest Michigan St Kansas ' 14 Alabama at p.m. Georgia Tech Knots at mown. 3 TCU st Temesies n at 14 at Syracuse at Memphis ' Noon 0 p Tech Gaorgia TV Y 1:30 p.m. Georgia at Tech Jacksonville Florida TsnsAlsi ' Noon Memphis at Missises Noon Term. Martin LSU am. am, 11 l' at , Ml. 11 Tr( ArtovweSt. at at stGaorgla stLomwtlle , Ham. Valparaiso Houston 13 varasnM am. 10 at N.C. State 10 a m. West Wginra at Virginia Tech 10 am. Drake at Jacksonville 10:30 a.m. at Delaware m m Nebraska Ml. Florida St. Wake Forest Hampton Elon State Iowa at ), 4 p.m. 4 p.m. at twamva N.C. at Bowling Green Purdue 2) at Temple (1 3). Noon Buffalo 4 p.m. (1 2) at Cent New Hampshire at at Kentucky Kent SI (1 Martst marni Yards 727 733 13H 15H Wisconsin 18 ma. MshSt DEFEME UNE Maine 170 192 196 126 168 166 149 170 120 TCU UNDERDOG 10 Maries Ms 888 1136 1121 1115 1104 790 769 760 756 748 994 989 740 896 865 647 855 842 837 834 617 724 211 Arkansas YdsPf 3703 1078 678 134 186 235 242 208 140 155 128 155 147 179 Oklahoma Minnesota LINE UNE atQxnectJcut ' 1111 1001 Virginia Harrah's odds FAVORITE ) Norm Carokna Minnesota Tamps 0 0 FAVORITE Arkansas OFFENSE Arizona Pts Pvs 1 163 2 152 140 3 4 122 7 118 t 118 10 106 101 t8 83 5 70 18 67 t15 66 20 54 13 48 6 43 14 43 t15 43 t15 32 NR 28 19 23 NR 0 5. Tyler (Texas) X(1) 7. Grand Rapids (Mich.) CC 8. Erie (N Y.) CC Nebraska Kansas St Oklahoma Alabama Wake Forest LouovWe 4 Pearl River (Miss.) CC 5. Hinds (Miss.) CC SOUTH New Utah (4) Louisville Virginia UCLA Sept 28 Buer(k)unty(Kan.)CC(3) Northwest Mississippi CC ' Wast Virginia Tennessee Yda 181 Plays FAR WEST Cincinnab Cleveland 6 p.m. Record 2 Friday Tennessee San Diego Tennessee NewEngland 860 ), 2) (1 (3-- S Dakota FAVORITE Faros AJr KansasCity Pittsburgh Jacksonville 3-- 61 Arizona at Idaho St (1 3). 6 p.m. at Weber St ), 6 pjll. 7 p.m. at Cal E. at Portland St ) 7 p.m. Washington Rice at San Jose St. (1 2). 7 p.m. BYU at Colorado St 6 Nevada at UNLV pjn. Tulsa (1 3 at Hawaii 0:05 p.m. Montana Montana I. Dhda Stats, 5 p.m. FAR WEST 762 723 720 UCLA 3), (1 30 p.m. 2 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 5 pjit Today .Rush 781 N. St. FAVORITE 1272 '818 at at 1 2). JucoTop20 Pass 171.0 197 J) 149.5 158 3 231.7 2150 211.7 260.0 229.3 251.3 262 3 189.3 272.3 277.0 214.7 253.7 Rush 71 3 47.3 130.5 132.3 Marshall Yards NewYorkJets NewEngland Penver 1 ), I 2050 SOUTH at Miami (Ohio) 3). Noon (1 at Oregon (1 at Oregon St. at San Diego at Stanford Anzona St. Today total yardage Indianapolis N. Colorado at Wyoming week's schedule This ' Weak 3 AFC Orleans. m Texas Louisiana-Monr- College football City team statistics NFL Louis New 10:30 a Oklahoma 10.30 am. at Oklahoma St Noon Mktde Tennessee at North Texas ), 5 p.m. at rexas a&m Kansas St. 5 p.m. Paul Ouinn (1 3) at Ark. Pine Bluff 6 p.m. at GramMing St. (1 2) vs. Prairie View Dallas, 6 p.m. at Texas Southern Alabama A&M 6 p.m. New Mexico St. at UTEP 7 p.m. at Navy Aar Fores North Carolina Noon SOUTHWEST Baylor Iowa St Virginia Illinois (1 at UCLA Auburn Noon N Texas Tech St Maryland Texas A&M Purdue 15. Iowa Central Monday OPEN Baltimore Green Bay New York Giants at Arizona at Miami at Francisco Dallas Atlanta Denver FAVORITE San Jacksonville 3 Bay Atlanta Cincinnati 5ft 3 St Lous Tampa Giants at Chicago at Cleveland - atBuffalo at Houston 4 4 3t Indianapolis at Pittsburgh New N Y. . 814 at UNDERDOG 7 PhiladelpHa ' m. Noon Wisconsin Through Yards 2423 244.3 280 0 290.7 293 0 301 0 333.7 353.3 353.7 359.7 369 7 3700 375 0 3767 379 3 396.0 Seattle Sunday a 3) at E. Illinois (1 2), 1 2:30 p.m. at Notre Dame 12:30 p.m. Iowa at S Illinois 12:30 p.m. W. Illinois 1 p.m. at SW Missouri St. at Indiana 1:30 p.m. Michigan Colorado at Missoun 1:30 p.m. Akron at N. Illinois 2 p.m. S. Carolina St. vs. Tennessee St. at 3 p.m. Indianapolis, UAB at Cindonati 5 p.m. Kansas at Nebraska 5 p.m. Ban St at Toledo 5 p m. Penn St. at Minnesota 6 p.m. Ohio St 7 p.m.. at Northwestern SE Missouri DEFENSE 7 p m. Baltimore. 1 a Noon Michigan (1 3). Indiana St. . RJce m, 2), 1 m: (1 1 1 at Illinois St. Monday, Oct 4 Kansas E. 10 a p.m. Yards Rush 422.7 102.3 391.0 97.0 383.7 82.3 380.7 126 0 377 0 94 7 360 0 116 0 348 3 89 7 344.7 1 52.0 332.3 122.7 329.0 110.5 323 7 114.7 308.7 1770 301 3 107 0 2763 71.3 261.3 82.7 222.3 71.3 Philadelphia Dallas at lovrf at Cent Michigan at Dayton at Butler St. Michigan Kent St. OFFENSE a.m. St Texas Minnesota California Oklahoma 5:45 p.m. ), 6 pja. MIDWEST average per game Minnesota at Tennessee at Mcheese ) S. Utah UC 85 Sunday's games Oakland p.m. Auburn Pass 129.7 171 0 112.7 167.0 175.7 201 0 186 3 180.5 1900 223.7 227.0 182 0 258 3 205 3 251.7 313.7 780 355 7 Cleveland PA 65 59 25 46 761 143.0 95.0 106.7 88 7 110.0 126.0 1280 95.7 112.0 166.0 89 7 150 3 110.0 103.0 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m. Madison 5 p.m. Fresno St at 5 p.m. MVSU at SE Louisiana 5 p.m. E. Kentucky at Samtord 5 p.m. Southern Miss. at South Florida 1 ), 5 p.m. 5 p.m: Mississippi St. (1 3) at Vanderbifl at WoffonJ 5 p.m. Chattanooga at W. Kentucky St 5:30 Ycungstown 644 Rush 3 at James Car 150 162 85 Colorado Ra. Rushing offense Liberty Louisiana Tech 831 106 National team offense 3 at Rush Pass 130.3 293 7 170.5 238.5 127.0 263.5 111.7 254.0 102.3 241.0. 99.3 2400 148 0 173.0 105.3 214.3 171.3 126.3 151.3 142.3106.0 182.3 117.7 169.3 115.0 1307 81 0 161 5 47.3 1720 95.3 122.7 Yards 236.0 2490 255.7 262.0 282.3 289.7 296.3 306.5 318.0 319.3 339.0 3480 348.0 65 Fla. at Morgan St at Florida A&M Virginia Union Ohio at Kentucky 5 p,m. DEFENSE Sou Tampa ' Jacksonville W Wasnington . 2 East N Y ' Cincinnati 63 ' National Conference Philadelphia Dallas Yards 424.0 4090 390.5 365.7 343.3 339.3 321 0 319.7 297.7 293.7 288.3 287.0 2457 2425 2193 218.0 St 4 p.m. International Alabama at OFFENSE 76 jt.iSO at 4 p.m. Hofstra "jr 8-- 4. at Northwestern St. lOT-da- On this date in 2001, Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki set the major league rookie record for hits in a season with his 234th hit, but the Mariners lost to Oakland p.m. South Carolina average per game W28 A 1.75 JitVfii i 8 indianapalla'V, Hduston PF 4vmnSS 3 0. . Pet T 2 Miami Philadelphia Panhandle 299 475 695 645 635 780 688 754 787 568 817 261 397 184 903 258 1001 366 1060 280 1061 373 1079 325 : 322 1109 1110 542 1125 308 1130 299 1138 494 1188 427 San Francisco American Conference L 560 872 879 Bay Atlanta standings W ' Carolina though wetland conditions in western Canada were not as , good this year as last, and we re in a bit of a drought locaUyr ,v there's still a tremendous waterfowl resource out there that's in pretty good shape. That!s re--, fleeted by the fact that hunters", y can stifl enjoy a duck,, season and a seven duck,aaify, bag limit this year." I Register in the HIP: Utah's way terfowl hunters are reminded J that they must register in the 3 Migratory Bird Harvest jntcj, j mation Program (HIP) befpre , (, hunting this year. Uah hunters-ca- n register on the Internet, at www.uthip.com or by calling FAST FACT Source AP Football Wildlife Resources. "Even pests away if temperatures are still a bit warm during the day and until you can return home. . I Utah County waterfowl hunters look to access Utah Lake: Utah Lake is a favorite stop for most Utah County waterfowl hunters, but recent developments have many hunters wondering about public access to the lake. For more information andor a map that indicates public access to Utah Lake you can can the Division of Wildlife Re-sources at. I Waterfowl hunt looks a lot Ukt last yean Duck numbers may be down slightly this year and some of the state's waterfowl management areas may be a little drier when Utah's 2004-0- 5 waterfowl hunting season opens Oct. 2. Overall, however, hunters should expect a good hunt. "I'm pretty positive about this upcoming waterfowl season," said Tom Aldrich, waterfowl coordinator for the Division of ftStaaaMatfc .. Pktcsd Inaired . : 'j.i '' ,;; v , LB Ban Taylor PtThorTiaiaa) on rsstrvs. raaLsuatsgsoaiiahr Injuradisaarvi. 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