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Show WAC Standings Cml VT Colorado Suit- - fa V Texas Instrument computers or NASA's Mission Control in Houston. It's football. And always will be. Teians, after all. put their babies to bed with bottles filled with Gatorade and footballs instead Oi teddy bears. North Texas State, a school 30 miles north of Dallas, didn't bow easily to nationally ranked BYU whatever. In the locker room afterward, pride ran deep as a 10 gallon hat. even though there was disappointment. Take Eagle star left defensive tackle Tony Elliott, a tough that drew the assignment of facing BYU's offensive tackle Nick Eyre. "We knew during the week we were facing a good team. That guy I was up against was tough and a legitimate We trained extra hard to be in shape for the pass rush against (Jim) McMahon, and did substitute to keep fresh. "That guy is the best tackle I've gone against. "I didn't control the fumble situation with our backs. I tried to do my job and go We came to fight them and wanted to make it a dog fight even if it was 60 to nothing. It was at time to uncoil, a time to give it all, go to the wire or pass out trying," said Elliott. "We were in that game until the last BYU touchdown, and we can be proud of the way we came back being 21-- 0 down. That's not taking anything away from BYU. They deserve their ranking. They are better than Houston and the best team we've played." North Texas State Coach Jerry Moore was clearly upset at the results. -- CHJk Uwy Briftum rj ' THE HERALD. Provo I 1980. . lUh V4- - 31 At 4.-- HI U4 414 Ydung Metro New SSI 1 SS-- SW 5S4 It- 144 IN Wyoming Hawaii 4 ITKF San 1m?0 State 'A ((( 1 17-- 0 171 fore Air Saturday's Scam BYU 41. North Texas 23 Armv 47. Air Force 24 Colorado State J7. t'TEP 7 Utah 4. V Meiico 21 yminf at t'NLV San Diego Statr at Hawaii 41-t- How Top 20 Fared NEW VUKK a PI - How the ending Nov I Notre Dame Tech 1 S 1 i8 0 2 Georgia Southern S Stanford 7) 1 Florida defeated Cat J1 defeated 11 (7-- 0 St defeated Virginia defeated Kansas Sl-- i (III Nebraska State 5b I Alabama State 2S-- ill) defeated Louisiana 7 Ohio State il l) defeated I Pittsburgh il l) defeated Louisville Illinois 49-4- 2 41-2- t I'CU ) lost to Oregon 20-- 1 ) Penn State defeated North Carolina State 21 IS defeated Kansas 21-- l II Oklahoma 10 12 Michigan defeated Wisconsin ) 24-- South Carolina IS Citadel defeated The ) 4 North 14 Baylor 15 16 19 20 "A major factor in the game were the fumbles in the first quarter. We played a good game 21-early. despite getting down The people that's got down like that against BYU have been blown out of the stadium. "We took ourselves out of this game early," he said. When quizzed about the flood of passes BYU completed short over the middle Coach Moore said it was the plan to' give BYU those lasses. r College Scores Bv East "There is no way you are going to deny BYU their passing game. We wanted to keep them from completing the long pass. That short game with passes up the middle and delays to the backs is byu's game. You can't shut that guy (McMahon) down. We just hoped they would drop some which they did. "In BYU's other games, they completed that underneath pass and the back would go for 70 or 80 yards and a touchdown. We stopped that today." said Moore. "We can be proud of some things we did." But the thing that really bugged Moore was his defense Dennis Patterson Photo Injured North Texas State end Jimmy Croft is aided by trainer. Wisconsin said BYU had the two ingredients of an excellent pass- North Texas State offensive tackle Jim Lemming was impressed with BYU's size and strength on defense. Lemming drew the assignment of stopping Glen Titensor or trying to stop the BYU senior. "They deserve the rankings and publicity they have, but it also took a lot from us to come back the way we did. We felt we could go wide on them, but ended up surprising them down the middle. They gave us the same look we were expecting defensively. n Titensor, going was every bit as tough as anyone on Houston or SMU's line, said Lemming. Elliott and Lemming said they were impressed with the BYU passing game. Elliott, who transferred from They let BYU's slippery receiver Danny Plater get by. "They got off the hook on that one and that killed us. We were close and had momentum at that point." Plater scored on a bomb from McMahon. "McMahon is the best quarterback we've seen. The thing that makes him so efficient on the pass is that when you have him flushed out of the pocket he can go to the corner and stay alive. If I had a pick of one or two QBs. I'd pick him" smiled Moore. good offensive ing team tackles. He said BYU's offensive linemen were doing something he hadn't seen since playing in the something not too Big 10 kosher. "The offensive tackles were making contact with us and then the guards would cut us down while we were engaged. The refs were a little lax on that, but I'm not complaining against BYU. You can expect a little home cooking from the refs." Elliott lucked out on some of that home cooking though. He clubbed BYU center Bart Oats and stayed on the green turf afterwards. Nothing like that Texan pride. man-for-ma- Utah Passing Halts tofaos 49-- 2 Hardin praised his offensive line by I saying, "They protected me so well. Herald Correspondent had all the time I wanted to throw. The University Everyone on the line deserves a lot of SALT LAKE CITY of Utah kept its WAC title hopes alive credit including the tight ends." 1 Utah Coach Wayne Howard said that Saturday by defeating New Mexico because New Mexico uses eight men on at Rice Stadium. The Utes were led by quarterback the defensive line, it's very hard to run had our outside Ricky Hardin, who set a new school on them. "They in the first half, so touchdown receivers six pasrecord by throwing of ses. Hardin completed 24 of 35 attempts we were able to take advantage for 358 yards. He suffered two intercep- that." Utah scored three touchdowns in the tions. touchdown first three quarter and another in the second Floyd Hodge caught Hilria record. Utah quarter to lead 28-- before the Lobo passes to tie a half-tim- e Johnson caught two TD passes and Dan could score. Just before a Hardin Johnson Fullback Julius sixth. the intercepted Doubiago caught and Sam Baldwin scored the othpr Ute pass on his own 38 yard line 47. That set up the to it Utah returned d run. a on touchdown All three of New Mexico's the first Gabriel to Martin bomb for a touchdowns were on long passps from 28-- 7 halftime score. New Mexico scored first in the third Robin Gabriel to Ricky Martin. Martin's three touchdown receptions in quarter to narrow the score to one game established a new school The Lobos forced Utah to punt and aprecord for New Mexico. They covered peared to be headed for another score when James Wilson intercepted on the 47,48 and 66 yards respectively By DALE ZABRISKIE - 49-2- one-on-o- 0 two-yar- 28-1- Gagliano also scored on plunges of one and three yards. I he senior uau tuun tnnrhrlnwn r..n..A throu, 10 passes for to James Murphy and ran for two more quarterback completed me Utah State scores in leaaing ftEgiw Eric McPherson ran back the second- rival Weber to a 3 rout of kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown, half a in State Saturday and Nate Jones and Marvin Jackson scored on runs of 21 and 18 respectively Murphy's scoring catches were from to complete the Aggie runaway. 23 and 48 yards out. He caught eight State scored on a pair of Weber in the 133 game, giving yards passes for of 41 yards field goals Ruzek Roeer him 1.866 career yarns iui tomauiu second quarter and 34 in the n the mark old the held Aggie Tom Forzani and on backup quarterback vards in receptions, set fourth touchdown pass Rich McKee s ?n liS72 jy? 50-1- - - Westminster Alabama 28, Louisiana St. 7 Auburn 31, So. Miss 0 Austin Peay 24. Murray St. Bowie St. 29 Livingstone 0 - i - ) ( ) - 4-- 27. 0 25 Randolph-Maco- 36, n Clark 12 kealuckv SI. Vanderhilt II 21 Morehead St SO l itvm Baptist Maryville 23 Washington k Lee 20 McNeese St 45. Louisiana Tech I Miami 23 E Carolina 13 Millsaps 14. Landmark Miss Valley 2. Alcorn St 17 Morris Brown S3. Albany St ( 0 Central 23 Jchnsoa C Smith I Va St Vrtolk St North Carolina 24 Clemsoa It Northwestern La 21. Nicholli St 14 Kutiter 19. Virginia 17 Salem 2t Bluefield 7 Shepherd 20 Fairmont 20 Southern Meth 34 Rice It So Carolina 45 Citadel 24 Tennessee St SO Central St I VMI 16. Appalachian St II la I nion 40 Morgan St 7 W Vi Tech 10. W Va St I W Va Weslevaa 11 W Liberty t Wake Forest 27. Duke 24 Wotford 7 Mars Hill 7 a Lenoir Mlliril Anderson 55 Tavlor 12 Ashland 24 St Joseph 14 Augsburg 42 Bethel 23 tugustana 23 North Park 10 Baker 10. William Jewell 10 Ball State 34. Kent St 7 Beloit 17, Lake Forest 17 Bethanv 29. Bethel 22 Bluffto'n 28. Manchester 21 Buena Vista 27. Luther 13 Butler 7, Indiana Central I Carleton Coll. 11, U. of Chicago 10 Central Mo St 40, Evangel 7 Central Michigan 32. Bowling Green 10 Chadron St 20. Panhandle St IS Cincinnati 14 Memphis St. 10 21 Concordia 22 Seward (Neb Concordia (Moorheadi 23 Gustavus 22 Cornell 49. Coe 35 DePauw 22 Wabash 22 0 Drake 17. Nebraska-Omah- a Dubuque 24 Central 10 E. Illinois 14. N. Iowa t Elmhurst 21 Illinois Benedictine 14 Findlay 14 Defiance 10 Franklin 27, Valparaiso 21. Fresno St. 31 So. Illinois 14 Grove City (Pa I 16. Hiram 14 Hanover 42. Earlham I Hastings 20. Neb. Westeyan 14 Illinois Wesleyan 17. Carthage IS Illinois Coll. 35. Princlpia 20 Illinois St. 15. E. Michigan 7 Iowa Wesleyan 13, Eureka 0 Kansas Benedictine 49 Dana 21 Kearney St. SO Wayne St. (Neb.) 7 Knox 28. Grinnell 6 Loras 21. Lakeland 14 Miami 34. Western Michigan 24 Michigan 24. Wisconsin 0 Michigan St. 42. Northwestern 10 Naz'ren 21, Centr. Methodist 27 Milliken I Wheaton 0 Minnesota 31, Indiana 7 Mo. 14, Iowa St. 10 Mo. Western 28, Fort Hays St. 28 34. SE Missouri St. 23 Mount Union 20, Kenyon 0 Nebraska 55, Kansas St. 0 North Centr. 48. Carroll 13 Northeast Mo. St. 53 Lincoln 27 Northwestern Coll. 57 Sioux Falls 7 Ohio St. 49. Illinois 42 Ohio Wesleyan 3 Marietta 3 Ohio Northern 32 Denison 12 Ohio U. 28, Marshall 20 Oklahoma 21. Kansas 19 Ottawa 39, Tarkio I Otterbein 9, Heidelberg 0 Pittsburg St. 32, Emporia St. 13 Purdue 51. Iowa 13 Rose Hulmsn 25, Southwestern 0 Simpson SO, William Penn I Southwest St. 30, Winona St. 21 Southwestern 45, St. Mary Plains 22 St Cloud 7. Bemidjl 0 St. Olaf 21, Macalester 0 St. Ambrose 53 Culver Stockton 14 Tennessee St. 30, Centr. St. I Toledo 13. Northern Illinois 8 31, Northern St. 7 21, Mankato St. 16 Washington U. 21 Colorado 15 Westmar 34, Midland 21 Wichita St. 14 . New Mexico St. 14 Wittenberg 13. Capital 3 Wooster 31, Muskingum 21 St. 22 W. Illinois 0 Youngstown Southwest Baylor 42, Arkansas 15 McMurry 47, Austin Col. 39 N.M. Highlands $8 Mesa (Colo.) Oklahoma St. 42, Colorado 7 Prairie View 9. Ark. Pine Bluff SMU 34, Rice 17 6 7 13 Lou. 30, SW Texas 18, Angelo 15 Sul Ross 35, Trinity S4 TCU 24, Texas Tech 17 Tarleton 28, Lubbock Christian SW Texas Texas Tulsa Utah Utah 15, All Houston 14, 7 13 East Texas St. 7 30, Indiana St. 7 49, New Mexico 21 St. 50. Weber St. 13 West Rhyne Catawba 38 Guilford 0 Concord 55, Glenville 14 E. Tenn St 28, James Madison 23 F Kentucky 48, Tennessee Tech. 7 Florida St 31 Va. Tech 7 Furman 21, Davidson 7 Georgia 26. Fla. 21 Georgia Tech 3 Notre Dame 3 Carson-Newma- l - 1 Bridsewater ( ( 17 South Baldwin 2 run (Alvarez kicki Utah opponent fumble. Hodges 45 pass from Hardin (Alvarez Utah scored twice more in the final Utah kick) once. Mexico scored and New quarter Utah Johnson 3 pass from Hardin Alvarez kick l The Utes, who had a by last week, UNM Martin 47 pass from Gabriel (Parks kick have another one this week as they UNM Martin 48 pass from Gabriel (Parks kick Johnson 9 pass from Hardin Alvarez kick prepare for a Nov. 22 showdown with Utah Hodges 9 pass from Hardin Alvarez kick BYU in Rice Stadium. That game could Utah UNM Martin 66 pass from Gabriel (Parks kick) well determine the WAC championship. Utah Doubiago 32 pass from Hardin (Alvarez Utah is now 53-- for the season and kick) in WAC play. The Lobos are 6 on the A 21,248 in league play. season and UNM Utah Hodge caught a total of six passes for First Downs 29 15 five 115 yards and Jim Teahan caught 47150 229 for 104 yards. Gabriel completed only 7 Passing yards 358 229 of 23 passes but had 206 yards and the Passing Yards 55 96 Return Yards three touchdowns. Passes 0 Jim Brooks, the Lobo fullback, carPunU ried 16 times for 90 yards. Jimmy Fumbles-los- t Penalties-yardSayers gained 69 yards in 14 carries. - Thiel Va. 41, Temple 28 Widener 42, Lebanon Valley 15 Wilkes 8, Juniata 7 Williams 10, Amherst 3 Worcester Tech 20, Lowell 2 35-1- - 22, W. e. 14 Azusa Pacific 38, Sonoma St. 14 3 Boise St. 14, Nevada-Ren- o 23 Brigham Young 41, No. Texas St. 1 Colorado St. 37, Texas 10 LaVerne 26, Pomona-Pitze- r Long Beach St. 20, Cal. St. Fullerton Montana 31, Northern Arizona 21 Montana St. 21, N. Dakota St. 19 Oregon 20, UCLA 14 San Jose St. 28. Pacific 23 Santa Clara 34, San Francisco St. Southern Cal. 34, Stanford I Washington 45 Arizona 22 Washington St. 28, Oregon St. 7 Whittier 21, Occidental 12 Hushes-yard- - s 50-1- 3 - USU Murphy 43 pass from Gagliano (Money to Scott Zellmer in the fourth period. kick) USU is now 4 on the season in USU McPherson 90 kickoff return Money kick Weber State in total offense 434 USU Gagliano 3 run (kick failed) 18 tun isteike kick) yards to 313 in the game. Utah State USU Jackson FG Ruzek 34 also intercepted WSC four times and WSC WSC Zelner 12 pass from McKee (Ruzek kick) recovered one fumble, the Wildcats A 12.202 drop to - overall. 4--5 USU 10 20 20 0 - 50 WSC 0 3 0 10 - 13 -- USU FG Steinke 34 USU Gagliano 1 run (Steinke kick) USU Murphy 28 pass from Gagliano (kick failed) WSC FG Ruzek 41 I'SU Jones 21 run (Money kirk) - ' ' 13-- 3 286 Army-Walke- 19 46 Air-F- 23 33 2 Army-Walke- 0 8 t Fumbles-los- - - WSC USU First downs Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Penalties-yard- went 11 yards around right end for a Gerald WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPI) Walker scored two touchdowns, one on score. Aucoin kicked his second field goal, a a run; reserve quarterback of scoring threw a Allem early in the third period. pair Bryan kicked two then took advantage of another Aucoin Dave and Army passes Air Force mistake when Ted Sunquist field goals Saturday to lead Army to a fumbled at the Air Force 36. The rout of Air Force. Cadets scored in eight plays and Allem Allem's second TD pass was to Mike who was hurt when strike, which Fahnestock a replaced Bennett single-seaso- n Mike France set tackled midway to Fahnestock Army by enabled records with 845 total yards and through the drive. Allem hit Larry Pruitt in the right comer with a seven TD receptions. Army's 47 points TD pass. were the most scored by either team in -Air Force the 15 game series. 13 10 17 Armv the end of first at the Army led r 4 run (Aucoin kicki off quarter. Walker went four yards Pavlich 37 a 3:51 mark, capping 50 run (kick failed) r left tackle at the Aucoin 37 Army-Fdrive under the direc11 run (Aucoin kick tion of starting quarterback Jerryl Armv-FAucoin 22 Allem Bennett. The Air Force, 12 l pass from Aucoin kick) capitalized on an Army fumble by run (Pavlick kicki Walker, setting up Sean Pavlich's 35 pass from Allem field goal midway through the Aucoin kicki responded run Pavlich kick period. The Cadets Aucoin kick 4 run r march capped by with an recovered fumble in end Walker's scoring jaunt around zone (Pavlich kicki A 37 ti53 right end. 23-The Cadets half. at the led Armv capitalized on an Air Force fumble by UNLV substitute quarterback Marty Louthan The University VEGAS. Nev. LAS Mike which was recovered by Army's of Nevada-La- s Vegas held a slim 27 24 Williams on the Cadets' 31. Bennett lead over Wyoming late in the third then directed his club to the Air Force in a game concluded past The field kicked a quarter Aucoin and iy deadline. Herald Bennett press goal. Later in the quarter, 47-2- 4 - CSU Sends UTEP Home With Kevin Sheesley recovered on the line. Three plays later. Miners' Lewis rambled 4 yards for the score with 1:01 gone in the game Thompson then fumbled the ensuing kickoff and Sheeslev recovered again, this time at the UTEP 14. With 1:06 Conference victory over Texas-h- l 14-gone. Lewis ran 2 vards to make it Pasoended CSU's Fairchild Delbert Thompson fumbled on touchdown pass with a UTEP's first play from scrimmage and scoring -UPI COLLINS. Colo. and runnFairchild Steve Quarterback scored two ing back Alvin Lewis kicked touchdowns each and Jon Poole to give three field goals Saturday Colorado State a 37-- Western Athletic to Terence Camp with 2:48 of the field goals t 5 30 s Army-Pruit- - first-quart- s 0 0 l 4 2 37 - 7 Defeaf Johnson and then hit Mike a scoring aerial at second period. Poole kicked of 40. 43 and 23 yards. Paso Colorado State Texas-E- 7 0. 20 Army Routs Air Force 47-2- 4 in Service Battle 3 s 1 FORT 10 3-- Utah State Outclasses Wildcats Bob -nasses ? Both kickers had perfect days as Gil yard-linUtah went 86 yards in nine plays to Averez hit 7 of 7 PATs for Utah and lead 4 and supremacy. Pete Parks was 3 fcr 3 for New Mexico. next litthe for The game got sloppy 7 - 21 p 7 7 tle while as there were four turnovers UNM 21 7 7 14 - 49 in just under two minutes. Each team UTAH Utah - Hodges 11 pass from Hardin (Alvarez intercepted the other and recovered an kick) 14 I'nitrd Press International Alfred 17. U. Rochester 17 American Int l 12 C W Post 0 Army 47, Air Force 24 Bates 16 Tufts 14 Boston U. 28, Connecticut 24 Boston St Bridgewater St. 3 Bowdoin 8 Colby 0 Catholic 14 Iona 0 22 Coast Guard 38. Hampden-Sydne- y Colgate 17. Bucknell 14 Cornell 24 Yale 6 Dartmouth 48, Columbia 0 Delaware Valley 34 Albright 10 Delaware 59 Merch Marine Acad 13 Dist. Of Col 0 Fayetteville St. 0 70 Bloomsburg 15 E.Stroudsburg Edinboro IS, Clarion 10 Frank. & Marsh 28, Moravian 0 Frostburg 28. Geneva 24 Gettysburg 28, W. Maryland 21 Glassboro 32, Paterson 27 Hamilton 24. Union 20 Harvard 24, William & Mary 13 Hofstra 54, Fordham 27 Indiana (Pa. I 20, Lock Haven 0 Jersey City 7, Montclair 24 Lehigh 23, Rhode Island 10 Maine Maritime 10, Framingham St. 0 Mass. 17. Holy Cross IS Middlebury 39 Norwich S Millersville 40 Salisbury St. S3 Muhlenberg 17 Susquehanna 16 Navy 6, Syracuse 3 New Hampshire 26 Lafayette 6 New Haven 20, Mass. Maritime 7 Nichols 16, Western Conn. 12 Northeastern 21 Centr. Conn. 20 Penn St. 21. No. Carolina St. 13 Pittsburgh 41 Louisville 23 Plymouth St. 46; Curry 7 Princeton 24, Maine 7 Rutgers 19, Virginia 7 Slippery Rock 18 Shippensburg 16 Southern Conn. 10, N Y. Tech 10 Springfield 27 Wagner 10 St. Lawrence 25. RPI 18 St. John's 20, Georgetown 15 Stonybrook 10 Niagara 0 Swarthmore 23, J. Hopkins 16 Trenton 28, Kean 12 Trinity 28 Westeyan 6 Upsala 19, Seton Hall 3 Ursinus 17, Dickinson 14 Villanova 34 Penn. 3 W Chester 24, Cheyney 24 Waynesburg 21, Calif. (Pa.) 0 0 breaking down late in the game. "We were in the game until the last, even though we got behind." But down behind by 11 with plenty of time, Coach Moore's defensive backs, who shut down BYU's long passing game all day, blew it. defeated did not play. ) Mississippi St. Texas defeated Houston IS IS defeated Iowa ) Purdue ) lost to Georgia 26 21 Florida 17 i 42 7 18 "K. Arkansas (111 Brigham Young Texas State North V defeated ) defeated (III Carolina Clemson 15 it?.:".;., lied Georgia 1 54 1 Florida 4 Tech e. OGDEN. Utah (UPI) i Top 20 football trams fared for the aeek roller LA ' 7 tah-P- age Scor Nothing Like Thai Yexan Pride By DICK HARMON HeraM Sports Writer Texan pride isn't in oil rigs. f November Suuiiy 21 13 7 0 7 0 run (Poole kick) run i Poole kick i n 10 pass from Fairchild (Poole kicki CSU Camp 10 pass from Fairchild 'Poole kick i CSt'-F- Poole 40 CSU-F- Poole 43 CSU-F- Poole 23 82 A17.629 ll kick TM CM Fumbles-losPenalties-yard- ' SI 12 55 258 s Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts t ti8 190 43 30 35 2 5 s i i i 3 I First downs Rushes-yard- run iWedi e Army-Decke- 7 Edge - 7- -47 " |
