Show Sandard-Examin- Sports er Local schedule - CoHeg men’ basketball IPtSh State at Maui Classic TBA ‘Cottage women basketball Southern Utah at UNLV 7:35 pm WEDNESDAY NBA basketball Utah at LA Lakers 8:30 pm JPiap swimming at Ben Lomond 3 pm Cfrep wrestling 'Wear River Hunter Jordan at Hillcrest Clearfield Roy South Summit at 3 rfeSSummrt prtu Layton at Weber 7 s Logan at Ogden 7 pm Ben Lomond 7 pm boys basketball fserttwdge at Roy 7 pm Davis at ' SPOHIS BRIEFS IN THE BLEACHERS fbQAf af'Esst Tuesday November 23 1999 5S J Bountrtul at Fremont 7 pm TCVK7 WMMn vs Layton Christian at Weber States Swenson Gym 7:30 pm prep glrta basketball —fiountrful at Clearfield 4:30 pm Borwwrile at Viewmont 5 pm Morgan at FtgfflTtt 5:t5 pm Davis at Lone Peak 7 pak Layton Christian at Wendover 6 pm Judge Memorial at Ben Lomond 7 pm North ridge at Copper Hills 7 pm Dugway at SL Joseph 7 pm By Steve Moore AtJD MoW THE MaiN EVtNTt College man's basketball Southern Utah at B rtj 7:35 pm Utah State at Maui Classic TBA Nick ML hockey Long Beach at Utah 7 pm Col lege woman’s volleyball Mountain We6t Conference tournament at BYU: Utah vs San Diego State 1 1:30 am Colorado State vs UNLV 2 pm Air Force vs New Mexico 4:30 pm BYU vs Wyoming 7 pm 'ASSET 'the ' cruncher' Morris versus phi UP Number athletes top the Western States Football League 199 Prep boys basketball Bear River at Logan 7 pm Granite at SL Joseph 7 pm Layton at Hunter 7 pm Ogden at Bonneville 7 pm Prep girls basketball Uintah at Logan 1 p m Box Elder at Layton 4 pm Malad at Bear River 7 pm Mountain Crest at East 5 pm Prep wrestling Davis Tournament noon 5 pm — PGA golf Grand Slam of Golf first round at Kauai Hawaii TNT 5 pm — NCAA basketball: Maui Invitational ESPN pm — NBA basketball: Toronto at Phoenix TNT 7 pm — NCAA basketball: Maui Invitational ESPN 7 pm — NHL hockey: Los Angeles at Colorado ESPN2 WEDNESDAY 6 am — Tennis: ATP Tour World Championship early round coverage at Hanover Germany ESPN2 11:30 a m — Tennis: ATP Tour World ‘ Championship early round coverage at ' Henever Germany ESPN2 mRADtO -4 pm — Sports talk: The Show KFNZ-A1320 5 pm — Sports talk: Sportsnight with 1160 GregWrubell KSL-A- 7 pm — Sports 182-pou- Accountants by day pro wrestlers by night talk: Pappa Joe 6-- 1320 8 pm — Sports talk: Gamenight on 1160 ESPN Radio KSL-A8 pm — Sports talk: Sports Fan Radio KFNZ-A1320 WEDNESDAY KFNZ-A- Monday's resuts games scheduled Today's games Manitoba at Detroit Orlando at Grand Rapids No CROSS COUNTRY RADIO 4 am — Sports talk: 1320 Sports KFNZ-A6 am — Sports talk: Monson & James 1320 with the Booner KFNZ-A10 am — Sports talk: The Jungle with 910 Jim Rome KALL-A10 am — Sports talk: The Sports Grill KFNZ-A“ 1320 1 pm — Sports talk: ESPN Radio KFNZ-A1320 NOTE: All programing subject to changes 12 Louisville 9 Fresno State 7 Murray State 7 Oregon 7 Akron 4 Arkansas 4 Detroit 5 Siena 5 Virginia 4 California 3 Delaware 3 Georgetown 3 Bradley 2 George Washington 2 Iowa State 2 Southwest Missouri Stale 2 Tulsa 2 UNLV 2 Xavier 2 Louisiana Tech 1 NC Charlotte 1 NC Stale L Monday's resufis NFL FOOTBALL East American U S3 Catholic 65 Connecticut 79 Massachusetts 65 Pern Stale 69 Lehigh 56 Providence 73 Brown 63 Rutgers 77 Charleston Southern 63 Siena 12 Hartford 75 Syracuse MS Florida Atlantic 79 Wake Forest 90 Navy SS South Alabama 91 Tennessee Tech 72 Creighton 70 MVSU 62 Eastern Michigan 73 Hampton 66 James Madison 91 Boston U 79 LSU 75 Southeastern Louisiana 36 Maryland 104 Fairieigh Dickinson 45 Middle Tennessee of Tennessee Temple Southern University 64 Dillard 61 Stetson 63 Furman 60 Tennessee 95 Eton 56 Mary 57 Virginia Tech 59 William NCAA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS - BLOOMINGTON hid Monday's results in the NCAA Division I Women's Cross Country course at Championships held on the 5000-met- er the University of Indiana: Team seem L Brigham Yeung 72 2 Arkansas 125 3 Stanford 127 4 Wisconsin 185 & Kansas State 232 4 North Carolina 294 7 Georgetown 321 I Colorado 351 9 Brown 354 ML Providence 368 11 Northern Arizona 381 12 Arizona State 385 13 Washington 403 14 Michigan State 411 IS Michigan 416 16 Nebraska 430 17 Minnesota 434 18 Boston University 436 19 (He) Oregon North Carolina State 460 21 VHianova 462 22 Texas 472 21 Missouri 480 24 BuckneM 546 2S Duke 572 24 South Florida 575 27 Arizona 606 24 Boston College 622 29 Notre Dame 626 34 UCLA 631 Ten MvtduaHInbfMre 1 Erica Palmer (Wisconsin) 1639 2 Amy Yoder (Arkansas) 1444 1 Larissa Kleinman (Arkansas) 1444 4 Hanna Lvngstad (Tulare) 1454 5 Lauren Fieshman (Stanford) 1454 4 Leigh Daniel (Texas Tech) 1451 7 Erin Sullivan (Stanford) 1454 Calie (Va Commonwealth) 4 Maria-Elen- a PREP HOCKEY UTAH HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY ASSOCIATION North Division 9 Kara Wheeler (Colorado) 1454 ML Korene Hinds (Kansas State) 1459 16 59 11 Elizabeth Jackson (BYU) Otter Utah colegiate finishers 14 Kara Ormond (BYU) 1711 17 Tara Rohatinky (BYU) 17:11 21 Sharotyn Shields (BYU) 17:14 17:17 26 Laura Heiner (BYU) 54 Sarah EHet (BYU) 17:42 71 Johanna Nielsen (Utah) 17:49 18:03 107 Susan Tavlor (BYU) BLOOMINGTON the NCAA Division onships held on the versity of Indiana: ' - Ind Monday's results M Men's Cross Country Champi10000-metcourse at th Uni- I Team scores Arkansas 58 2 Wisconsin 185 3 North ‘ Carolina State 201 4 Stanford 223 5 Michigan 282 6 Oregon 306 7 Colorado 307 8 Notr Dame 312 9 Iona 338 10 Arizona 346 1) Georgetown 354 12 Northern Arizona 370 13 William 8 Mary 371 14 Arizona Stale 391 15 Minnesota 392 )6 Oklahoma State 419 17 Vikanova 424 It Wabgr State 450-1(lie) Providence Princeton 458 21 Southern Utah 466- - 22 Texas A&M 487 21 Alabama 501 24 Dartmouth 502 25 South Florida 517 26 Portland 535 27 James Madison 544 20 Missouri 556 29 Cal Poly 607 30 Brigham Young 717 31 Rice 824 Too MMduN Mshors 1 David Kimani (South Alabama) 30:06 2 Mcnael Power (Arkansas) 3009 3 Sieve Fein (Oregon) 30:14 4 Matthew Downln (Wisconsin) 30:25 5 Matthew Lane (William & Mary) 30:2780 6 John Schoentekter (Wisconsin) 30:35 7 Andrew Begley (Arkansas) 1 Paul Morrison (Princeton) 30:42 9: Keith Kelly (Providence) 3042 10 James Karanu (Arkansas) 3044 11 Chris Merklev (Utah) 3045 Othar Utah colcgiafa tHshars 38 Jason Schoenfeld (Weoer State) 31:17 52 Jodv Benson (Southern Utah) 31:29 54 Travis Hildebrand (Utah) 3130 62 Curtis Moore (Southern Utah) 31:36 72 Randon Richards (BYU) 31:48 74 Zachary James (Southern Utah) 31:51 116 Jed Johansen (Weber Slate) 3216 127 Joe Wilson (Weber State) 32:24 135 Jeremy Tolman (Weber Stale) 32:31 152 Scott Dickey (Weber State) 32:44 157 John Hedengren (BYU) 32:49 165 Joel Atwater (Weber Slate) 32:51 169 Mark Wright (Southern Utah) 32:56 194 Mark Jolley (Weber Slate) 3121 196 David Danlev (BYU) 3124 221 Dustin Hudspeth (Southern Utah) 3155 222 Dula Parkinson (BYU) 3355 228 Nathan Harrison (BYU) 3407 240 Marc Lawson (BYU) 3452 248 Rob Oslund (Southern Utah) 3704 Bonneville 6 Ogden Viewmont 6 Layton 3 Bountiful 5 Fremont 1 Judge Memorial 6 Olympus 0 Davis 11 Highland Murray 5 Salt Lake Independent 2 East 5 Northridge 3 Skyline 7 Park City 1 Copper Hills M ) Jordan 0 1 1 Bradley 62 Michigan Slate 70 Toledo 33 Western Illinois 91 SI Ambrose 75 45 (OT) Arkansas 102 Austin Peay 70 Arkansas State 64 n Texas-Pa105 American 104 (3 Oral Roberts 1 (OT) Thursday's eamts "’ (Tanas MST) "Tfilcasio at Detroit 10:40 am Da 215 Pm Sunday's earns Arizona at New York Giants 11 am r—Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 11 a m Jacksonville at Baltimore 11 am ‘ “New England at Buffalo 11 am TTNeiv Orleans at St Louis 11 am Philadelphia at Washington 11 am u&an Diego at Minnesota 11 am Tennessee al Cleveland 11 am 1 Bay at Seattle M5 am iTansas City al Oakland 215 am York Jets at Indianapolis 215 pm - jTSew Atlanta at Carolina 420 pm A Mn&PEN: Denver Monday's aame Bay at San Francisco 7 am ' ‘ - - pRONCOS 27 RAIDERS 21 —-A- I Denver Oahtead 7 11 1 10 5 0 4 First quarter Denver -- Griffith 1 run (Elam kick) MO Denver— Elam 30 field goal 1:13 Second quarMr Denver -- Safety punt Mocked out of end zone Damp l’M3 Denver-El- am Oakland-Ritc- hie (Hustep kick) 444 i i Rica 65 Lovola (N O) 38 Southwest Texas 91 Colorado Christian 66 Was BYU -- Hawaii 06 Metro State 55 Southern Colorado 76 Northern Colorado 60 Sacramento State 65 Southern Utah SI Washington 73 SI Mary's (Cal) 60 Washington State 03 GramMing Slate 55 Wabar State 75 Westminster Utah 60 Tournament Maui InvttafianJl Fbst round Florida 40 Utah State S4 North Carolina 02 Southern Cal 45 Purdue 94 Chaminade 70 Georgetown 71 Memphis 55 ExhMIian 77 San Diego Stale 69 EA Soorts 24 fiek) 20 goal 437 pass from Gannon Thtdquartsr Oakland -- Dudley 12 pass from Gannon (Gan- -i non pass to Jett) 1404 Oakland -- Husted 33 field goal 1:24 Feurth Quarter 31 field goal 404 "'QSnver-Ela- m Daklan-Hus- ted 44 field goal 1:17 -Den- ver-Elam S3 field ooei 07 Overtime bauver-Ga- ry 24 run 1220 A— 70012 WEBER STATE 75 WESTMINSTER 60 AtOgdn Wastmkuter (40) Ishihara 0 0 0 Bentley 2 0 0 Davis 8 3 9 Fries 20 3 I Montgomery 4 14 Glnes 5 0--0 6 AAcGW (HI 0 0 Pierce 0 0 1 Dahl 2 2 1 0 Sanford 0 Wright 9 60 Totals Watwr State (75) 4 22 Thurig Gallo -3 2 5 Arcaneaux 4 19 Moore 7 0 4 King 3 GH 2 Bach-ma3 Woods 0 W 0 Dai Vacchk) 24 13 Morrison 4 Totals 10-75 eer Slate 30 Westminster Hefittme score-Wef21 (Fries 5 Pierce 5 Glnes 2 Montgomery Bentley 1 Weber State 7 (GIS 3 Gatto Wright 0-Moore 1 Bachmann Arcaneaux Rebounds-Westmin27 (Pierce 5) Weber Slate 46 (Arcaneaux 161 Assists Westminster 5 (Ginas 2) Weber State 13 (GiH 5) Fouled Total foots — Westminster 21 Wetter State 22 Technical fouls -- Davis Del Vacchk) - NHL HOCKEY Eastern Conference FLORIDA 60 UTAH STATE 58 A-- NA NCAA WOMEN Mandav's resufis East Mvtdual statistics -- Oakland Wheatley Kaufman C MiWr Gannon 4 Denver Gary 22-Griffith 2Griese 1 DenGannon Oakland Passing— Griese ver C Miller Ritchie Dudlav Oakland Receiving— Bi$wn Bngham Jett M3 D Walker R Denver McCaffrey Mickens 9 MB-r4Sraith Chamberlain HI McGrtff -6 Goer George Washington 79 Howard 65 Iona 84 Fordham 72 Saudi Clamson 71 Mississippi 43 ETSU 90 Radford 52 Grambkng State 115 Paul Quinn 44 Kentucky 77 Miami 39 Memphis 93 Austin Paav 47 Mississippi Slate 74 Louisiana Tech 72 South Carolina 73 Florida A&M 51 South Florida 84 Florida Stata 74 West Carolina 84 Tennessee Stata 45 Rushing UCAA BASKETBALL 'JAR TOP 25 I ’ Th too 25 teams In The Associated Press' -- anon's college basketball ool with first --place votes ak parentheses records through Nov 21 total points vote through one tensed on 25 Points lor a Uubum (10) Michigan Stale (21) 4 North Carolina (1) 5 Tamed (2) 4 Florida (1) 7 Connecticut Arirona 3 ' I SlanTord (2) Kansas H Kentucky ' 12 Orvo Stale W 13 UCLA '14 Syracuse '15 Illinois ’liD-UL lawless WDePaul '14 Utah 18rTeas Oklahoma Stale Purdue 23 Iowa 24 Maryland 2fcGonzga Others receiving votes: Miami NO Notre Dame TW John's 159 Wake Forest 96 Oklahoma 41 Georgia Tech 27 Dayton 15 Indiana 14 Valparaiso 21 22 HIT WYOMING 73 WEBER STATE 70 At Ogden Wyoming (73) McCann 4 04) 5 Ca Bacon IMS 2 24 Gibbs 0 0 4 E Stuckv 1 0 0 Ch Bacon 1 4 4 4 M Arsen 041 0 C stuckv Ttscher 0--0 0 0 Hoffman HI 4 14 McCoH 0--1 5 3 1 Totals 71 Wabar Stata (70) 0 9 How Geddas 4 4 9 Harward 4- - 10 13 Whiting M 2 4 Olson I Atlanta 4 Vancouver 3 Tampa Bay 4 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 3 Nashville 2 (OT) Colorado 3 Dallas 2 (OT) Montreal 1 Anaheim I Today's games (Times MST) Toronto at Pittsburgh 530 o m Los Angeles at Colorado 7 pm N Y islanders at Calgary 7 Pm Montreal at San Jose 8JO pm Championship Georgia 15 UC Santa Barbara 64 114 place Knots 73 Boston Course 42 Ctndnnafi (31) Overtime losses count as a loss and a regulaha Monday's results Boston 2 CaroOn 60 Arizona State 14 Cat Poly-SLOregon Slat 65 Portland Stata 47 Wvantbte 73k Weber Staa 70 Taurnamant Praiaaiitt ’ tion Arkansas S3 Missouri 74 Cleveland Stata 61 Toledo 57 Drake 76 Marquette 55 Indiana Stale 79 Eastern nanois 40 IHL HOCKEY S Hillcrest 3 Prep football 4 TEAM - 4 high The 1999 school football team as selected by the league's coaches: head eight Offensive MVP-M- isi Tupe Bonneville CITY BRIGHAM Scott Weber inside Defensive MVP-Da- rin linebacker Best lineman -- Lewis Painter Mountain Crest Best punter -- Rick Nelson Logan Vincent Bonneville PAT kicker-Da- ve Return specialist -- Cole Bover Bonneville First learn Mountain Crest -- Doug Robinson running back Kenny Clark running back Dusty Roundv linebacker Jake Kuresa defensive lineman Aaron Webb wideout Casey Bingham offensive lineman David Rawlins offensive lineman Jake Carlev BonnevWe-Ja- y Banner defensive end Chase Hevwood tailback Jake Afuvai defensive tackle Nick Pendleton defensive tackle Cole Boyer Clint Pedersen quarterback Mike Cole center Jason Braithwaite tight end Weber — Ashton Buswed linebacker Tv Sparrow defensive backwideout Ben Henry linebacker Mike Bailey quarterback Adam Garcia running back JD Had defensive end Logan-An- dy Sanders linebacker Chris CooCaleb ley tight end Rick Nelson free safetykicker Jones wideout Matt Davidson offensive lineman Dave Hansen linebacker Fremont — Marc Hansen wideoutdefensive back Landon Beus running back linebacker Jake Green offensive lineman Brock McCormick wideoutdefensive back Mark Schultz defensive back Erik Swensen wideout Josh Han-ce- v Skv View linebacker Ben Calderwood defensive end Box Elder— Brvce Loader offensive lineman Eric Eyre offensive lineman Paul Walker defensive end Eric Roy— Eric Mullen offensive lineman Jones linebacker John Huchel linebacker Second team Mountain Crest-Ad- am Kennedy center Tyler Kvriopoulous offensive lineman Ted Kvriooou-lodefensive tackie Rvan Jessop defensive back Kasev Kenmngton tight end Emosi Fiefia defensive tackle Ramsey Nielsen defensive back Casev Baugh defensive back Bonneville— Kyle Hor spool linebacker Dave Vincent kicker Neil Eskeison offensive tackle Ryan Combe defensive back Weber— Jon Graves defensive backwideout Tyson Kunz offensive lineman Jeff Broadbent running back Rate Maughan offensive lineman Dennis Conrov defensive back Logan— Tvler Wilkinson offensive linemen Matt Hansen linebacker Brian Morgan defensive lineman Jared Straiev defensive back Joe Diton offensive lineman James Brady wideout Fremont— Jordan Wilkinson Hnebecker Tyson Hales running bock Logan Sandiund linebacker Jake Schumers linebacker Sky View — Corev Mikkeisen running back Eric Hal defensive back Kade Tarbet quarterback Box Eider— Colt Mund running back Josh Anderson defensive end KeWy Nebeker defensive back Roy-RHowe tight end Erick Hennessv offensive lineman Hnebacker Richard Davidson wideout defensive back Transactions BASEBALL NOV 22 Amarican League Oakland Athletics— Agreed to terms with RHP contract Mathews on a two-yeNational League to terms with RHP Colorado Rockies-Agr- eed Julian Taverez on a one year contract Padres-Signed IB Joe Vitietto San Diego RHP Jayson Durocher RHP Stan Spencer C George Williams and C John Roskos to minor league contracts Named Lane Decker midwest area scout TJ BASKETBALL NOV 22 FOOTBALL NOV 22 National FeoRiat League KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Released X Scot! Bennev Swed QB Ted White tram the practice quad HOCKEY NOV 22 NOTE: Two points are awarded for a victory one for a shootout toss Shootout tosses are onty de noted in the SOL column not the toss column Named to the second team was Snow linebacker Brett Erickson (64) 222 freshman) who prepped at Northridge High School and Dixie defensive bade Kyle Olsen (64) 200 fieshman) who prepped at Davis High School Snow honorees included receiver Brian Romney offensive lineman Jeff honors for the second week in a row after closing out the season 1 with 84 points scored the most i by a Hornet kicker in a single season ’Huskers closer to Hokies in latest BCS standings Florida State clinched a spot “ in the Bowl Championship Se-- :f ries’ national title game but second-plac- e Virginia Tech is locked in a numbers game with "i Nebraska in the lat' est BCS standings e Seminoles The ) guaranteed themselves a trip to the Sugar Bowl on Jan 4 win at 3 with Saturday’s fast-closi- first-plac- (11-0- 30-2- Florida ’ closed within 63 points of the Hokies (10-0- ) Tlie BCS standings which ' determine who plays in college " football’s designated title game are based on a formula that considers The Associated Press media poll and USA To- dayESPN coaches’ poll eight-computer rankings strength of schedule and losses The Seminoles have 232 points Virginia Tech 678 and Nebraska 741 Nebraska (9--1) - ' University of Houston fires coach despite seven wins HOUSTON - The Houston Cougars fired coach Kim Hel-- ’ ton despite a ‘ seasoti seven-wi- n and a chance at their second" bowl appearance this decade HelThe university must-paton $600000 for two years re- - -maining on his contract under -Houston was Helton eighth coach in the pro-- -gram’s history y 24-53- -1 KFL FOOTBALL Colts bans two players for missing bed check Utah’s Olevao honored -INDIANAPOLIS for his effort at BYU ' Indianapolis suspended starting COLORADO SPRINGS defensive end Shawn King and Colo - Colorado State quarsafety Tito Wooten for terback Kevin McDougal was backup four weeks after they missed of offensive the bed check this weekend named player week in the Mountain West King has 45 tackles and 1 “ Conference Monday the secsacks this season Wooten 12 ond time this season he has has 18 tackles Neither played earned the honor 7 in the Colts’ victory over McDougal rushed for 200 Philadelphia and will not be” yards and one touchdown and paid for Sunday’s game threw for another TD as CSU rival Air Force COLLEGE BASKETBALL defeated 1 on Thursday night Cincinnati remains No 1 -Utah's Kautai Olevao was while Utah slips to No 19 named defensive player of the Cincinnati remained No 1 in week for his performance in a 7 win over Brigham the AP college basketball poll e with 31 votes and had eight tackOlevao Young 1604 points from the national les and an interception to help hold BYU to 20 yards rushing media panel d 17 points Auburn bad and a season-lovotes and 1552 Corey Nelson of Air Force 10 blocked two kicks in the losing points two more than Michi- effort for Air Force to earn the gan State No 1 on 21 ballots North Carolina Temple? Mountain West special teams Florida and Connecticut each player of the week honors moved up one spot Arizona? Brown earns Big West moved up two spots to eighth followed by Stanford and Kan honors for record 7th time sas which advanced two spots LOGAN - Utah State Kentucky moved from 14th Dema-rio back University running 1th followed by Ohio State? to Brown was named Big West Illinois UCLA Syracuse Conference player DePaul Tennessee Duke of the week Monday sharing Utah and Texas the award with Nevada’s TreThe last five were Oklahom£ vor Insley State Purdue Iowa Maryland This is the seventh time in and Gonzaga 'i Brown’s career that he has earned Big West player of the NCAA tourney referees ? week recognition Brown is will scrutinized be now tied with Mark Barsotti Willard Harrell and John DutNCAA tournament basketball rdferees will be scru--j ton for the Big West record for player of the week tinized before they even take? honors each owning seven the court J The NCAA will require ref such awards erees to consent to randori Brown a senior from Ridgecrest Calif rushed for a career background checks by an indd$ pendent security agent before high 253 yards and four touchdowns including the they can work the men’s tournaments i£ with a minute to play in 2 Utah State’s 5 victory over March The changes first reported Nevada on Saturday He also pass in the Monday in the Los Angele completed a Times allow the NCAA to ask? victory referees about ownership of 10 12 for passes Insley caught 242 yards and two touchdowns percent or more in a business? to first receiver the bankruptcy filings collection becoming surpass 2000 receiving yards in accounts liens lawsuits oc a season and setting a new judgments against them Before referees were only NCAA record for career receptions with 296 required to sign an affidavit re-- J garding felony convictions for Big Sky honors Miller illegal sports wagering sporty bookmaking or sports bribery for four touchdown passes i 44-1- National Saskrtbal Auadafian Philadelphia 76are— Placed C SianNv RohcrH on the knured list Activated F Tyrone H from the Inured 1st 4 2 A 4 7 Hicks Paskkis Slangar 7 35 Totals 23-Sonveeu 39 Weber Stata 38 ing Halftime (McCann 1 C 3 --point goats — Wyoming WeOar Stata (HarStuckv 4 Hoffman Assists yoming Olson Slangar ward 17 (E Stuckv 4) Weber State 14 (Olson 6) Steals -- Wyoming I (C Stuckv 3) WeOer State 5 (Slang or 3) Turnovers -- Wyoming 26 (Ca Bacon — 9) Weoer Slate 20 (Olson Whiting 4) Total touts Weber State 20 Wyoming 26 Fouled out yoming — 475 A Ch Bacon Brighton Timpanogos 8 Spanish Fork 0 Alta 4 Cottonwood 3 Utah County Independent 6 Taylorsville 0 - At Latsakia HawM 1(60) H Haslem 0 Wright 0--2 0 0 Milter 2 0 19 Harvey 0--2 0 Dopey 9 4 11 Weeks 2 Bonner 0 5 (HI 6 Parker Nelson 0 2 4 Hamilton 60 Totals Utah Stata (SI) 12 7 10 3 5 Rock 4 Jorssen Daniels 6 0 0--0 3--4 14 Brown 3 Stewart 5 Role 0 1 20--0 1 2 Bailey 0 Ray 2 Thomas -1 4 5 Wiltden 04) 041 0 Bobb 5 Mahore 0 Totals 0 Halftime score— Florida 35 Utah State 34 goals-Flor- ida Dupav 8 (Weeks Utah Stale Bonner H Nelson Miller 5 Brown Stewart 1 Rock (Rode 1 Rebounds -- Florida 32 Bobb Thomas (Harvey 6) Utah State 45 (Daniels 8) Assists— Florida 17 (Miller 5) Utah Stata 13 (Rock 5) Fouled 19 Utah State 15 out-N- one Total 275-pou- sophomore from Clearfield was named first team offensive lineman He helped the Vikings complete a 9--1 regular season Ricks plays Garden City Community College in the Dec 3 Real Dairy Bowl monds defensive lineman Anthony Ward and linebacker Russell Kay on the first team and offensive lineman Jeremy Sorenson kick returner Tyler Scharman and defensive back Josh Thompson on the second team NCAA MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS SS t 21 nd defensive lineman Brett Nighswonger Keisel defensive back Jared Harwood Alan Cox and punter Dixie players honored were defensive lineman Monanton Patepoi who was named league MVP The Rebels are preparing for the Dec 4 Rotary Bowl vs Butler County Community College Others Dixie first4eamers were tight end Aaron Ware offensive lineman Seth Little defensive lineman Junior Siavaii and linebacker Solo Moananu Also receiver Ethan Ross offensive lineman Turnbull Tuliaupupu running back Tony Nielson and defensive back Cody Weight on the second team Ricks players include Teuscher running back Tom Pace kicker Aaron Ed- - 1457 Illinois 72 Oakland Team The first team is paced by former Fremont High standout Olin Hannum of Snow College and former Clearfield High star Bart Teuscher of Ricks College Hannura a sophomore led the nation in passing completing 64 percent of his passes for 3378 yards and 25 touchdowns to just six interceptions Snow finished the season with a 3 record and was ranked No 15 in the final NJCAA poll Teuscher a 4 7-- TONIGHT TELEVISION 27 A quartet of Northern Utah KICKER 'o’CoNNeRRR! On the air - Four N Utah athletes honored by juco league National Hockey League Suspended Atlanta RW Nelson Emertor son one game tor careless use ot his slick auainsl Buffalo on Nov 20 NHL — te 41-2- 20-1- first-plac- Second-ranke- w first-pla- ce 1 all-ti- game-winn- s er 37-3- 43-ya- rd OGDEN - Drew Miller of Montana and Anthony Daisley and Scott Brown of Cal State Sacramento are the Big Sky K3A BASXETBALL Celtics decide to retire their old parquet floor Conference football players of BOSTON - The Boston Celtics will replace the parquet the week Miller a quarterback earned floor they’ve used for 53 years h with a new offensive honors after throwing floor that will resemble and contain for 305 yards and four touchdowns on 23 of 33 passes to scraps from the old lead the Grizzlies to their fifth The Celtics will retire the old floor Dec 22 giving it a cereBig Sky title since 1990 Daisley a linebacker had 13 mony usually reserved for retirtackles and three sacks in Cal ing greats and championship State Sacramento's defeat of Cal Poly stqff Brown won Special teams and wire services ? ? ? high-tec- banner-raisin- Standard-Examin- er |