| Show D4 The Salt Lake Tribune Florida Still No 1 But Lead is Shrinking TOP 25 POLLS The Top Twenty Ave teams in The Associateo Press college football pot with votes in parentheses records through Sept 24 total points based on 25 points fa o first place vote through one point tot a 25th place vote and ranking 1 THE ASSOCIATED 2 PRESS 3 4 Florida retained a slim lead over No 2 Nebraska Colorado climbed to No 5 and Colorado State broke into the rankings for the first time in school history Sunday in The Associated Press college football poll Florida which didn't play Saturday holds a 16- point advantage over Nebraska which beat Pacific votes and The Gators received 31 1509 points from a nationwide media panel while Nebraska got 22 firsts and 1493 points The order is reversed in the USA Today-CNcoaches poll where Nebraska leads Florida by 12 points Florida State remained third in the AP poll after The Seminoles rebeating North Carolina votes and 1396 points ceived four Penn State rose one spot to fourth after defeating The Nittany Lions got three firsts and Rutgers 1369 points Colorado climbed two places after beating Michitouchdown pass on on a tipped gan vote the final play The Buffaloes got one and 1334 points vote went to No 6 Arizona The other which moved up two notches after shredding Stanford Rounding out the Top 10 are Michigan Notre Dame Auburn and Texas A&M Michigan fell three spots after blowing a lead in the closing minutes against Colorado Notre Dame jumped one place following a victory over Purdue Auburn rose one slot after beating East Tennessee State 38-- and Texas A&M moved up two win over Southern Mississippi places with a Alabama is 1 ith followed by Washington Miami Virginia Tech Wisconsin Texas Washington State d Top-ranke- 31-1- 11 12 27-2- 64-yar- 2 3 5 7 8 4 1008 935 906 863 791 735 674 666 515 491 462 430 341 266 175 30-- 0 Miami 24-- 0 340 340 8 Michigion 9 Aiabarna 10 10 Virginia Tech Texas 12 Miami 13 Ohio State 14 Wisconsin 15 Washington St 16 Kansas St 17 Oklahoma 18 North Carolina ie Southern Cal 20 North Carolina 21 Colorado St 22 Svrocuse 12 440 340 It 11 17 6 14 16 15 22 13 19 20 21 24 — 71 — 64 — 1405 1373 1333 1216 1097 1088 1061 894 876 863 742 735 340 7 8 9 340 6 252 25 140 23Wati 122 — 24 Illinois 119 — 28 Ingham Young 105 — Others receMog votes: Virginia 103 Baylor 84 Duke 81 Georgia 77 Indiana 41 Kansas 35 UCLA 30 Tennessee 25 MississiPOI State 20 South Carolina 17 Fresno Stole 11 Boston College 9 Michigan State 9 Hawaii 6 California Z Western Michigan 2 Louisiana 40-- 40 344 State 1 Purdue 25-yar- d 4-- first-plac- e 0 0 (2-1- 0 62-1- 3 41-1- 7 38-2- 0 e (3-1- Joe Baird By With La Veil Edwards 200th victory in the can the pressure off and the celebrating finished from evening its record at Last September the Aggies lost to Nevada — when UNLV's Jeff Horton was coaching the Wolf Pack Now Utah State faces another uphill road to the 8ig West title 2 48-4- 7 Friday night at Brigham Young "I'm sure that we'll start formed well against Air Force and Colorado State But in Saturday's victory over New Mexico BYU took a step backward In a performance scarily reminiscent of last season the Cougars were scorched for 599 total yards Lobo quarterback Stoney Case undressed the Cougar secondary with 375 yards and a UNM record six touchdowns on passing He delivered 126 of those yards and two TDs in the final 3:16 Considering the Lobos presented the first passing attack BYU has seen this season the results were not encouraging The Cougars sacked Case twice but generally failed to pressure him Senior corner Patrick Mitchell intercepted a pass early But more often he and secondary mates Dermmell Reed Cory Cook and Jamie Cook were victimized Lobo receiver Zack Wesley was 49-4- 7 3 catches 128 yards three TDs) He had plenty of help from Gavin EN cents per 72 Saskatchewan Sacramento Las Vegas NOTE Iwo cnd one for NHL Preseason CONFERENCE Attontic DMslon W I 5 2 5 3 4 3 4 3 4 4 I 2 New Jersey Washington Philadelphia NY Rangers isianciers Tampa Bay Florida NY T Pts 1 11 0 0 0 0 10 8 8 8 3 1 1602 Notthodst Divistan 5 1 1 4 3 0 3 4 1 Haittord Quebec Magni(' 11 8 7 3417 3417 2604 Boston Pittsburgh Buffalo 4 2 Ottawa 1 5 WESTIRN CONFERENCI Central Division W I T Pts St Louis 4 1 3 11 Toronto 4 3 1 10 Detroit 4 2 2 10 3 1 4 10 Dallas 2 1 1 5 Winnipeg 1 3 4 1 Chicago Poettle Division Los Angeles 4 2 1 9 4308 222 2426 1324 GA 20 22 20 17 24 16 31 25 32 21 27 24 13 15 32 25 28 24 30 24 28 19 24 30 25 37 28 39 Of GA 19 29 24 21 15 20 31 24 30 27 12 15 24 19 26 24 Vancouver 6 21 16 Calgary 22 22 Anaheim 1 4 15 15 3 2 San Jose 17 21 Edmonton teams do NOTE Games against not count in standings Sunday's Games New Yot1c Islanders 4 Honda 2 New Jersey 3 Hartford 3 Times MDT THE ASSOCIATED HONOLULU — Jerome Oliver rushed for 148 yards and two touchdowns to lead Fresno State in a Western over Hawaii Athletic Conference matchup Saturday night Fresno State overall WAC) pulled away from the Rainbows in the second half by posting 21 unanswered points Oliver put the game out of touchdown reach with a sweep early in the fourth quarter Fresno State scored twice early in the second half to build a 24-- Times MDT Columbia at Edmonton at Saskatchewan 7:30 All British 4 8 0 331 416 8 3 9 0 272 357 6 0 12 0 198 469 0 Srwevopod Western DivIeWn W 10 Co ON Edmonton I I PP PA Pk 2 0 478 237 20 9 3 0 350 270 18 8 3 142929311 BMColutribio i ri (B) 5 Utah have approached but not quite reached so far in 1994 That's setting the bar awfully high But it's an altitude offensive coordinator Rick 730 pm all 16 quarters this season (they've been scored upon in only six by the way) expect any more? "There's still little things to im- prove on" said Rasnick "We felt we should have scored a couple of more times on Oregon and on Wyoming "The big thing is the players aren't satisfied They want more from themselves — that's an outstanding attribute" Chief among them Saturday was quarterback Mike McCoy five who called his 279-yar- d touchdown night "one of the worst of my college career" "Mike's a perfectionist" said Rasnick Wyoming kept blitzing defense and using a to cover Utah's receivers "so his percentage of completions is naturally going to go down" he said It's a lesson the Cowboys learned the hard way: by watching Curtis Marsh and Rick Tucker coast into the end zone twice each and Charlie Brown turn a short pass into a scoring burst man-to-ma- 56-yar- W L T Ricks 3 0 0 4 0 0 Phoenix 2 1 0 2 I 0 Snow I 0 1 2 0 1 Dixie 1 1 0 2 1 0 NM Military 1 1 0 2 1 0 Glendale 0 1 1 I 1 1 Pat Bates $2699 Mesa Ariz Western Scottsdale 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 I 1 0 3 0 3 0 Saturday's Games Ricks 28 Glendale 14 28 Scoltsdak9 28 Snow 20 Walla Walla 14 Arizona Western at Phoenix (n) New Mexico Military at Mesa (n) De allinSOCCERINE111 - Intermountain College Soccer Mons Division Utah Stale UVSC 2 2 4 7 2 I 0 2 I 3 0 0 6 3 0200 DOD SUU Utah Pt 3009 2006 (9) D (6) 0 W 2 2 Pt 8 012 0 (B) Dede (Note: teams and I point for L 0 0 6 2 0 00 00tor a win 0 0 (ewly a three points tie) Men's Weekend Matches Dixie 4 SUU 0 Utah State (8) Z UVSC I Dixie 3 SUU I SLCC 4 Utah State (B) I Weber State (B) I Idaho State I Wemens Weekend Matches UVSC 4 Utah State (8) 0 Weber Slate (8) Z SLCC 2 Weatherbie said the offense needs to at least stay on the field long enough to rest the defense Nine of USU's first 15 offensive possessions produced fewer than 20 yards and consisted of four plays Six Aggie drives failed to move the ball across the line of scrimmage Defensively linebackers David Gill and Willie Jackson had 13 and 11 tackles respectively while lineman Pratt Lyons made nine stops 38-yar- Keith 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Moginnes $1488 Ralph Howe $4106 Rick Dalpos $1106 Bob Waicati $1106 Jeny Keity $1106 Tommy Armour $1106 Dave Salherland $040 7- -16 Hawaii 16 nrst Downs 186 8 2 FOR MONDAY NIGHT PARLAY ItZ4IS" 7 Bill 7- -31 8575 Fresno State 23 d d $840 Palisades r—— 75-ya- y iV° 717272-2- 3 7 14 7 2 0 2 run (Stabile kick) 26 FG 12 run (Lyssand kick) (Oliver tackled in end zone) 38 pass from Donati (Lyssand kick) 29 pass from Donati (Lyssand kick) 5 run (lyssand kick) 42 pass from Glover (Oswalt kick) n ley4O - David Kirkpatrick $840 Vic Wilk $840 Jeff Gallagher $630 Scoff Gump $630 Ern km Aubrey $630 Sonny Skinner $551 Ron Philo $554 GAME SUMMARY Fresno St Hawaii 12-ya- Dunn took the half's opening kickoff 41 yards to set up a Bulldog touchdown Richie Donati lofted a scoring pass to Charlie Jones four plays later The Bulldogs kept their next drive alive by taking advantage of a fourth-dowdefensive holding drive call The ended when Donati found a streaking Brian Roberson for a scoring strike Donati finished with 186 yards on 12 completions out of 25 attempts Both teams capitalized on the other's mistakes in the first half converting fumbles into touchdowns Midway through the first quarter Lindsey Yowell flew in on a cornerback blitz and forced Donati to fumble Matt Tufono recovered on the Bulldogs' line giving Hawaii its first scoring opportunity Womon's Division (B) quarters d 25-yar- David d Greg Vihisman $840 John Ross S840 Jaime GaTIOZ $840 Jeny Foltz $840 Woody Austin $840 Open T Season League (B) MENEM GOLNIIIIMM t WSFL Standings 0 0-- 2) (2-- 2 n Compiled by: RC Roberg INSC 3 SLCC 2 W pm Rasnick wouldn't mind reaching again "Yeah we're struggling along scoring in the 40s" he laughed "Expectations are so high now people want to know why if you don't score every possession" So can a team that has scored in State Lee Rinker $14438 Jeff Cook $7729 Kevin Sutherland $7729 Jim Carter $7729 Charles Rymer $7729 Harry Rudolph $7729 David Duval $7729 Steve Hoskins $4375 Clark Buffoughs $2699 Greg Bruckner $2699 John Dowdall $2699 LP Hayes $2699 Webb Heintzelman $2699 Sacra D-- 1 26-yar- lead UTEP Nike Fdday Sept 30 at Nevada New Mexico St Five plays later quarterback Johnny Macon scored on a keeper off right tackle Fresno State responded with an 11 play 60 yard drive capped by Jon Lyssand's field goal Donati keyed the series connecting with Roberson on passes of 22 and 12 yards The Bulldogs took the lead late in the second quarter after Andre Griggs fell on a bad pitch by Macon on the Rainbows' line Oliver scooted through Hascorwaii's defense for a five run later plays ing Hawaii's defense and special teams closed the gap to one point just before the half After punter Stephen Wilson pinned the Bullline George dogs' on their Noga tackled Oliver in the end zone for a safety PRESS 9 Final scores and earnings Sunday at Ihe $175000 Nike Open on the 6926- Meadow Springs Counity Club yard par-7course (rarnateur) Jerry Haas $31500 Brad Fabel $19863 28 Toronto 25 Edmonton SUU wir Weber State $aturdays tat earn SLCC Utah Sate Division PP PA Pt a 4 0 435 373 16 4 0 370 312 16 4 A 0 359 437 Torento MorniNon points are a he Idaho State Dive Weber State (6) Canadian Football League &Ammo Ottawa 0 337 324 14 1 293 333 11 5 5 7 0 353 374 10 awarded for a victory Vegas 25 Hamilton 21 $undays Games Baltimore 42 Ottawa 27 Las Weber State wort Valley VAnnipeg Continued From Arizona St Northeast Louisiana 5 6 7 SLCC Philadelphia at Ottawa 5 pm Washington at Quebec 530 pin NY islanders at NY Rangers 530 pm Chicago at Toronto 530 psn 6:30 pm St Louis at YAnnipeg lostem 49 New Mexico 47 Utah St St Fresno at at Notre Dame at T Edmoreco 4 Dailas 4 Detroit 1 Chicago 2 Today's Gams Mi 21 San Diego St at Utah 2 FlItsburgh 3 Anohewn BYU SCOREBOARD minute) HOCKEY EASTERN St 28 (1-- the primary mugger (seven (95 Colorado Force 21 3- d Scores: 45 Air catches 63 yards one score) and Steve Pagador (three catches 57 yards) The Cougars were hurt when Reed their best cover guy was hobbled by a hamstring pull But it would be a stretch to blame Case's big day on an injury The Lobos also rushed for 224 yards averaging six yards per carry All with Winslow Oliver their best running back on the bench with a foot injury The Cougars don't seem worried "1 told the guys there are going to be days like this" said Edwards whose team improved to 1 in the WAC "The main thing is we got the 'W' " added defensive tackle Mike Ulufale "We can't be awesome every week" The Cougars may not have to be this week either Struggling Utah visits Provo Friday State night But after that the road gets considerably more trecherous The Cougars visit Fresno State and Notre Dame on consecutive weekends Both teams can throw the football Then it might be time to worry ond quarters generally per- Pearlman (four catches BYU Utah Is Getting Better Each Week 13 Hawaii 12 yard3) Manley Woods (four season-openin- g Washington Fresno State's Big Second Half Buries Hawaii (3-- 2 ) BYU Nov 5 Nov 10 Nov 19 Brigham Young must address some serious questions Chief among them: What happened to that rebuilt defense? The Cougars were sturdy in win at Hatheir waii And save a pair of bad sec- high-powere- Look Out WAC BYU THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE at Pacific E Matt Wells" Weatherbie said "Matt came in and produced like we expected him to when the season started He really needed a confidence booster" Kevin Alexander helped provide that While the USU quarterbacks were running all over the backfield trying to avoid sacks Alexander established himself as a legitimate deep threat with five catches for 157 yards and three touchdowns "Tonight just happened to be 31-1- 6 BYU SW Louisiana 24-2- 1 3 0 Sept 3 Sept 10 Sept 17 Sept 24 Sept 30 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 at BYU at La Tech 0 39-2- 1 Cougars Need Their Defense To Reappear Colorado Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 19 win Only Micah Knorr's missing a d field goal try kept USU 2-- one-on-o- ) Utah 32 Utah St 17 St 41 Utah St 16 Utah St 5 Ohio 0 MD 23 Utah St 21 Sept 3 Sept 10 Sept 17 Sept 24 Sept 30 Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct 29 come-from-behi- 1 North Carolina Southern Cal Ohio State Oklahoma North Carolina State Kansas State Colorado State and Illinois with a 19- Colorado State which improved to 17 victory over San Diego State is ranked for the first time since the poll began in 1936 Also moving into the Top 25 were Kansas State (3- Kansas State blanked Minnesota ) 0) and Illinois 35-while Illinois was idle Dropping out of the Top 25 were UCLA Indiana and Tennessee UCLA lost to Washington State 21-Indiana was routed by Wisconsin and Tennesdefeat at Mississippi with a see fell to State Washington jumped five spots after halting Mihome winning streak The loss ami's dropped the Hurricanes from No 6 to No 13 (1-3- thing positive The wake-u- p call Matt Wells received Saturday when Aaron Flowers started at quarterback against UNLV appears to have worked Flowers scrambled for his life through much of three quarters Wells was called on in the fourth quarter and produced His 181 yards of passing in the final stanza nearly gave the Aggies a remarkable 4 10 12 13 526 11 449 19 413 22 21-- St 5 14 15 668 18 569 17 533 16 31-21-- 0 Utah St LOGAN — As Utah State continues to lose heartbreakers to Nevada teams Aggie coach Charlie Weatherbie is finding some- 2 3 1A98 my night" Alexander said humbly "I was getting a lot of coverage and the throws were right there" With five touchdowns in four games Alexander would have loved to score another on USU's final drive "We were thinking touchdown" Alexander said "But the closer we got to the end zone it was more ball security" The Aggies went 72 yards on 11 plays before Knorr's attempt with 1:25 left went wide right It ended a night when the Aggie offensive was miserable for three Eborn M SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE Record Pts Pvs 440 1510 1 I Nebraska (34) 2 Florida (22) 3 Flortda State (2) 4 Pe State (3) 5 Colorado(1) 6 Arizona 7 Notre Dome 1 Jared By ronking poll: Fsr Others receMng votes: Kansas 41 UCLA 39 Utah 34 Duke 26 Georgia 22 Syrmuse 18 Virginia 18 Mississippi Slate 13 Baylor 7 South Carolina Z Stanford 2 Texas Tech Z Western Z Bowling Green 1 Michigan Ingham Young 1 Indiana 1 8 first-plac- e 34-1- 400 14 Virginia Tech 15 Wisconsin 16 Texas 17 Washington St 18 North Carolina 19 Southern Cal 20 Ohio St 21 Oklahoma 22 N Carolina St 23 Kansas St 24 Colorodo St 25 Illinois 7 6 1199 Monday September 26 1994 Ags' QB Spot Will Be All Well(s) Again The USA TODAY-CNtodtofi coaches' votes in parentheses re poil wtth cord Ihnough Sept 24 to Pooh basso on 25 points for a firstplace vote through one vote and previous point for a 1145 1083 9 Alabama Washington 13 first-plac- e 55-2- Ronda (31) Nebraska (22) Ronda St (4) Penn St (3) Colorado (1) 5 6 Arizona (1) 7 Michigan 8 Notre Dame 9 Auburn 10 Texas A&M first-plac- e 70-2- 1 in the previous Record Pts 3443 1509 1493 1396 1369 1334 SPORTS I 1 I I J I ! 0 Chemically h Mang system under pressure hoses I thermostat I Ched( & radiator cap f°r $15°addn Pressure test for leaks I Fill with "'"up to one gallon disposal tea coolant 0 Instai and 43111i p lubricant 'WHILE YOu wAir wrill Ns COUPON EXPIRES 10894 $ 3 9901 -- L TRANSVERSE - a LTD ACCESS ENGINES ADOTt BRAKE SPECIAL $3 dot V 90 r tik INCLUDES: Install new disc brake pads I Inspect rotors I Turning rotors additional I Inspect master cylinder and brake hoses o Add fluid as needed pads additional — - — -o I ! 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