The NCAA Wrestlng November 4,1985, Volume 22 Number 39 Offcal Publcaton oft atonal Collegate Athletc Assocaton prevew Wayne Catan, Syracuse Unversty, runnerup n the 177-pound class n the NCAA Dvson / Wrestlng Champonshps last season, has set hs sghts on the top spot ths seclfon. For a prevew of the season, see pages 7-9. Carker-c&nsel.ng panels establsh plan to mprove ther effectveness A plan to mprove the effectveness of career-counselng panels at NCAA member nsttutons was formulated by representatves of those panels last month at a meetng n Chcago. Ths was the frst meetng of panel representatves, whose prmary responsblty s to assst student-athletes durmg the transton from collegate to professonal athletcs careers. Panel members hope to enhance ther efforts through an nternal educaton process, whch ncludes acquantng coaches, athletcs personnel and student-athletes wth the actual problems wth agents and the choces that are avalable to the studentathletes regardng. professonal careers. Panel members requested that a network be establshed to exchange nformaton among panels, wth the natonal offce servng as ntermedary Through such an exchange, the actvtes and polces of partcular panels could be made avalable to others on a regular bass to prevent each panel from, as one speaker at the Chcago meetng put t, renventng the wheel. I-. Douglas Johnson, drector of legslatve servces, s the natonal offce lason, replacng John H. Leavens, who has been named drector of complance. Panel members agreed that coaches wll play a vtal role n the success of ther nsttutons panels. It was stated that nsttutons need the assstance of ther coaches and admnstrators n ntroducng panel members and dentfyng ther servces to student-athletes. Representatves at the Chcago meetng generally agreed that as add& tonal panels are establshed, semannual meetngs should bc held. Another meetng has been planned tentatvely for the sprng of 1986. It s estmated that about 45 to 50 counselng panels are n place at member nsttutons, although there were only 27 panels represented at Chcago. The natonal offce lason wll request through a malng that Dvson I chef executve offcers and drectors of athletcs specfy whether ther n- See Career-counselmg. page 13 Commsson, Councl agree on amendment -- The NCAA Presdents Commsson and the NCAA Councl wll cosponsor a proposed modfcaton of NCAA Bylaw 5-l-u) at the 1986 NCAA Conventon, and the proposal wll be one of I IO facng the delegates to the January 13-15 gatherng n New Orleans. That total of I IO amendmentsrepresentng every proposal fully sponsored and properly submtted by the November I deadlne-- s the lowest snce the 1980 Conventon, when 103 legslatve proposals appeared n the Conventon publcatons. TheJont Commsson-Councl approach to Bylaw 5-l-(j) whch wll determne the Intal elgblty of student-athletes m Dvson I effectve August I, l986-was announced November I n a statement by John W. Ryan, char of the Commsson, and John R. Davs, NCAA presdent. The Commsson and the Councl agreed to establsh an ndexng formula, usng hgh school grade-pont average and natonal test score, for a three-year phase-m perod, wth the current requrements of the bylaw becomng effectve n the thrd year. The elgblty-ndex amendment, f adopted, would apply for the frst two years (.e., the enterng classes of 1986 and 1987). and the bylaw requrements adopted n 1983 then would become applcable n the thrd year (.e., the enterng class of 1988). In the frst year (1986-87), the student-athlete could acheve ntal elgblty by usng an ndex whereby a 740 on the SAT test or I7 on the ACT test could be combned wth a mnmum I.800 grade-pont average n the core currculum, and a 2.200 grade pont n the core could be combned wth a mnmum 660 SAT or I3 ACT In the second year (1987-X8), the ndex would be reduced to the pont where a 720 SAT or I6 ACT could offset a 1.900 GPA, and a 2.100 GPA could offset a 680 SAT or I4 ACT. In 1988-89, the orgnal language of the rule would become the mnmum requrement: a 2.000 or better n the core, and at least a 700 on the SAT or I5 on the ACT. I am pleased wth ths refnement of the rule, Ryan sad n the jont statement. I beleve the jont poston of the Commsson and the Councl wll enable us to attract the largest number of presdents to the Conven-._ 7 10 amendments: lowest number of proposals snce 7 980 Conventon -~- ton n New Orleans, and I beleve most wll come to support ths jont poston. Davs also expressed satsfacton wth the proposal. Ths phase-n approach would appear to take nto account the addtonal flexblty n mplementng the rule that was desred by the Presdents Commsson and the goal of reachng the orgnal standards that were ncluded n the rule when t was adopted, he sad. It must be recognzed that addtonal experence wth the core currculum should ncrease the natonal test scores, whle the approach we have agreed upon s responsve to the re- See Commsson. page 13 In the News Forget t One columnst beleves that reform efforts n ntercollegate athletcs are not realstc. Page 2. Notes, stats Football notes and statstcs n Dvsons I-A, I-AA, II and III. Pages 3-6. Inelgble A number of member nsttutons face the possblty of nelg- blty for NCAA champonshps because of late certfcaton of fnancal ad affdavts. Page 12. Model provson The NCAA Admnstratve Commttee has approved the pub- lcaton of a statement that could be ncluded n employment contracts wth coaches. Page 13. Nomnatons to sports commttees are due December 4 Nonnatons for vacances on NCAA sports commttees to be flled by the 1986 Conventon n New Orleans must be forwarded to each member s Men s and Women s Commttees on Commttees dstrct representatve no later than December 4. In addton, a copy of the nomnatons for men s commttees should be sent to Howard lwell, Athletcs Drector, Cannon Unversty, re, Pennsylvana 16541, char of the Men s Commttee on Commttees. Copes of nomnatons for women s commttees should be sent to Mary Roby, Assocate Drector of Athletcs, Unversty of Arzona, Tucson, Arzona 85721. She s char of the Women s Commttee on Commttees. So that a complete summary of nomnatons can be prepared, a copy of each nomnaton form should be sent to Fanne B. Vaughan, Admnstratve Assstant, NCAA, P.O. BOX 1906, Msson, Kansas 66201. When submttng nomnatons, the nomnee s name, ttle, nsttuton, d- vson, dstrct and conference should be provded, along wth a bref paragraph descrbng the canddate s qualfcatons. Nomnaton letters should bc provded for each nomnee and should ndcate whether the nomnee would serve f elected. Unless an unexpred term on a commttee s nvolved, the postons to be flled by the Conventon are three-year terms. Partcular attenton should be gven to elgblty requrements set forth n Bylaws 12-l. 12-4 and 12-5 m the NCAA Manual. The Men s and Women s Commttees on Commttees are responsble for solctng nomnatons from the membershp of ndvduals who are nterested n servng. They then make ther recommendatons to the annual Conventon. Other members of the Men s Commttee on Commttees and ther dstrcts are Robert. Hanwell, Babson College (I); Kenneth A. Free, Md- astern Athletc Conference (3); James W. Lessg, Md-Amercan Ath- (8). At-large members are ve Atknletc Conference (4); Noel W. Olson, son, Temple Unversty; Betty Kelly North Central Conference (5): M- Austn, Alabama A&M Unversty, chael T. Johnson, Unversty of Houston (6); C. Arnold Ferrn., Unverand Shela Brewer, Macalester Callege. sty of Utah (7). and Norman B. Followng s a lst of sports com- Jones, Utah State Ilnversty (8). At- mttee vacances. Commttee memlarge members are Allen F. Ackerman, bers dvsons and dstrcts are lsted lmhurst College; Denns J. Kehn, n parentheses: Calforna State Unversty, LOS An- Men s Commttees geles: Roy A. Kramer, Vanderblt Bareball Four expratlonr lgble for Unverstv. _, and John L. Sprng, _ - Os- reelecrwn~ Mke Marrm. FlorIda State Unvcrwego State Unversty College. slry (I-3); the Admlnlstratlve Commuee * n the prr~cesb ol namng a rcplacemenl for Make Kskas. Pomona-Plxr Colleges (Ill-X). rem Other members of the Women s,gnud. lndvldual apponted wll beeligible for Commttee on Commttees are Mary reelecton Not ehrlble for reelecton: Johnnv Lou Thmas, Brdgewater College L. Reagan, Mu&Statc Unvcrclyfl-3.charj: (Vrgna) (I); LaVerne Sweat, Hamp- Kchard Rockwell. 1.c Moyne College (11-2) Of the four ehxlrd or reelected, two must be ton Unversty (2); Marjore T Berkley, from Dlvwon I, one from LXvson II and one Hollns College (3); Karen L. Wo- from LX&on III. One must bc from Dstrwt 3 mack, Mam Unversty (Oho) (4): Reagan must he replaced as char. One must be Rosemary Fr, Unversty of Northern an admmwrator. Colorado (5); Jeannne McHaney, Men s Basketball Rules Four expralonr. Texas Tech Unversty (6); Marge H. hglble lor reel&on. dward S. S1cltr. Sprlngm teld College (II-I, secretary-rules editor). Not McDonald, Hgh Country Athletc elgble for reelecton. WUam B. Knapton. Conference (7), and Kay Don, Cal- Belot College(lll4): Robert Sechrest, Mneral forna State Unversty, Long Beach Area Commumty College (JC); Alvn J. Van W,e. College of Wooster (1114). Of the four clcctcd or reele ted, one must be from Dlwrlon II. two from Dvrlon III. one must rcprcscn1 ju,or college ~oterests. rwo must be adrnmw trators and one mu*t be secretary~rules edtor. Dvson I Men s Basketball 1 hree exprattons. ltglble for reclccton Cedrc W. Demprcy. Ilnvcruty of Aruona (I-I-West). Rchard D Schultz. Umvers~ty of Vrgma (I-3-ast. char). Not ellgblt for reelecton: Dave Hart. Ilnvcrtty of Mlssour~, Columba (I-S-Mdwest) Of the three elected or reelected, one must hc from the Southeasl. one must be from Ihe arl Note. Because of the rcalgnmenl of rel~ons m Dwsron I men s basketball last year. the Southeast has had only one representawe nabmuch ar t \ Assocaton polcy not to shorten the term of an mcumbent member hecaue of reahgnment of regons. Dr&m II Men s Basketball-Two cxpratonc lgable for reelecton: Charleb G. Smth. Unwers~ty of Mw.our. St. I.owr (II-S-South Central). Not elgble for reelecton: James R. Spaldng. Bcllarm~ne College (II-3-Great Lakes. char) Of the two elected or reelected. one should be from the West reglow Spaldmg mu~1 hc rcf,laced as thaw. Drlson Ill Men s Basketball TWO explram tlons hglble for reclcclon~ Dawd A. Jacobs. Whtter College (IIlP~West). No1 elgble for reclcccon: Alex G. Ober. Western Maryland College (Ill-3-Mddle Atlantc). Of the IWO See Nomnatons. page 13
2 November 4,1985 1 I Th; NCAA Comment Cold realty tells us to forget reform n athletcs By Blacke Sherrod The Dallas Mornng News It just could happen, f recrutng hassles mantan domno acton and us bleedng hearts contnue our ptem ous mewlng. that we wll wtness the Collegate Reformaton. A bare possblty. Somehow, I feel we ll cure the common cold frst and see old Bossy jump over the moon. Such a drastc revolt would requre several steps. The NCAA dscplnary commttee would have to grow even longer fangs and use them more. The number of punshed schools would have to ncrease notceably. There would need 10 be unversal anger, followed by wdespread revulson and then probably a natonal blght of apathy toward bg-tme college football. If all these factors were extreme enough that they affected college coffers and the surroundng busness communty, then, and only then, would a Collegate Reformaton hecome a remote possblty. We reformsts talk about a return to grassroots, of course, wheren ath- letcs would he only a part of campus feld, and they are begnnng to str Davs. ncluded suspect recrutng. lfe, a cutdown basc model wth no and make ther presence known. They Someone would have to show these When Jm Wacker took over Texas frlls, of one-platoon rules and smple have publcly urged, nay commanded, Bg Daddes that a revulson to college Chrstan Unversty, he mmedately schedules, of students who play foot- NCAA dscplnares 10 do ther duty. football just dd not make good eco- wrote a letter to league coaches proball, rather than football players who They voted to stffen educatonal nomc sense, to the nsttuton tself or posng a new santary approach 10 occasonally act as students. requrements. the busness communty n whch t recrutng and made the letter publc. Such a remodelng project would But college presdents all answer to has connectons. That t would take Several coaches resented the newcomneed authorzaton above and beyond somebody. For example, Donald drastc measures to rght the shp, lke er s volunteer counsel. Bll Yeoman college presdents. Shelds (presdent of Southern Metho- Presdent Roosevelt closng the banks. (head football coach at the Unversty The Reformaton would have 10 dst Unversty) wouldn t support of Houston), for one, Suggested begn wth the Bg Daddes of the any drastc rollback n college football Wacker lmt hs supervson to hs columns prvate schools such as Baylor and Stanford and Notre Dame. The fnancal supporters of the nsttutons. And the governors and bg poltcal cheeses who sway the boards of state unverstes lke Nebraska and Georga. College presdents can be strong nfluences on the course of athletcs, but they an t the ones who would call ths shot. In truth, the presdents seem just now aware of problems m ths sweaty craft unless he got word from Robert Stewart and d Cox and Bll Clements and perhaps others who lend heavy fnancal ad and nfluence to SMU. These are busnessmen, not dealsts. You get ther attenton wth bottom lnes, not some romantc noton that the fullback should wear corduroys and a pullover sweater wth a block letter and pedal hs way to class on a battered bcycle wth books n the basket. Ths was good enough for Red Grange, but not for Kenneth And then, for any Collegate Reformaton to occur, all these Bg Daddes would have to be n accord. Dern ngh mpossble. You wouldn t even be able to get the Southwest Conference Bg Daddes 10 agree. There are all sorts of grudges and ll feelngs wthn the conference rght now. Start wth the coaches. Bobby Collns (head football coach at South- ern Methodst), when he came here, sensed some cold shoulders around the league. Some SWC coaches felt Collns and staff had come from an ndependent school at Southern Mss, where they could play rather fast and loose wth recrutng rules because they were under no conference montorng. They felt he was assumng a program left by Ron Meyer, whch own backyard. Jacke Sherrll, wth hs hghpowered operaton movng nto Texas A&M, generated a certan amount of frcton. Don t thnk there wasn t slent ggglng when SMU was upset by Arzona. And at the early season flops by the Agges durng Sherrll s early years. And the sudden exposure of payoffs at TCU. You won t be able to get these conference schools n bed together for a generaton or so, f ever. And a Collegate Reformaton would demand a hundred tmes that. We can dream about t, but cold hard reahty says forget t. Ideal way to clean up college athletcs s self-enforcement Fred Jacoby, commqsoner Southwest Athletc Conference Houton Chroncle Once youle been through the puntve actons, you have the opportunty to take measures to correct whal has happened. If we do that, we can come out stronger than before.... What we want to do s develop a straght lne between the coach and the player. The problem s when you have a booster enter the pcture, t becomes a trangle. We re tryng to cut the cord. Obvously, we haven t done a very good job of t... You can only speculate, What s ther motve? If you have a chld who does somethng wrong, he may say, Well, Jmmy s dong t. Why can t I?? When one nsttuton s caught n a volaton, they sometmes want to justfy t on the grounds that others are dong t. I don t thnk that s rght. If ths offce really hanted to go on a wtch hunt, we could go out and fnd a dsgruntled employee. We could talk to a transfer wth somethng to say about hs former school. We could go to any recrut and talk, not about the school he selected, but what happened wth the schools he ddn t select. The deal way s selfenforcement. John McKechne, assstant football coach Amherst College The Assoctated Press The game on TV doesnt reflect the whole atmosphere around a Lttle Three champonshp game (referrng to a Opnons Out Loud decson 10 turn dow.n a natonal cable televson bd to broadcast the 100th meetng between Amherst and Wllams College). I don t thnk t could pck up the mood of the people. There s no need to put the game n front of 34 mllon people. To be honest wth you, nether school needs the money from TV. The Wllams game s specal. We could be l-7 and beat Wllams and that s a successful season. There s no need for anythng comng from the outsde 10 help or hnder that. Phylls Freed, sports agent Youngstown, Oho The Assocated Press It s vcous out there n the sports-agent world. In fact, there are more agents today than there are players. veryone wants a pece of the acton. Pubbshcd weekly. except bweekly n the summer. by the Natonal Collegate Athletc Assocaton. Nal Avenue at 63rd Street. PO. Box 1906, MIsson. Kansas 66201 Phone: 913/3X4-3220. SubscrptIon rate. 520 annually prepad. Second-class portage pad at Shawnee M~rs~on. Kansas. Address correctons requested. Postmaster send addrrsvchanges to NCAA Pubhshng, P.O. Box 1906. Msson. Kanrar 66201 Publsher.Ted C Tow ditor-u-chef.thomas A. Wlson Managng dtor Steven M Carr Ass~rtant dltor...tlmothy J. Llley Advcrtang Drector _.. _. _.. Wallace I. Kenfro The Comment secton of The NCAA News. s offered as oprnon. The VLCIYI expressed do not necessarly represent a consensus Of the NCAA mcmbershlp. An qual Opportunty mployer Fred Jacoby Grant Teclf/ dde Grfn Grant Terff, head football coach Baylor Unversty l7te Kanws Cty Tmes Players can t buy clothng and ncdentals. Under NCAA rules, youngsters cannot work because these are revenuebearng sports. There s a $100 fee to be enrolled at Baylor. Where are they (the players) supposed to get that? Kds here at Baylor a whole year are never havng dates, never gong 10 a show. It s (gvng players a monthly stpend) just dong what s rght and what s far. dde Grffbn, wrestlng coach Clemson Unversty Mat Tournament Calendar Somethng I feel that s very mportant to the future of collegate wrestlng s that we need 10 develop some way to produce a natonal dual-meet champonshp. The ndvdual NCAA champonshps are mportant, and we need to contnue wth ths. We also need to fnd some way to ncorporate a team ttle n the form of a dual-meet champonshp. Fan nterest and televson nterest would be greater n a dualmeet champonshp seres that what we now receve n the ndvdual NCAA champonshps. Fans are more nclned to be supportve of a team rather than several ndvduals attendng a natonal tournament 1 would lke to see Mat News or Amateur Wrestlng News, or both, select the top 32 teams n the country on a format smlar to basketball, wrestle t down 10 I6 and fnally to the fnal four. I beleve there would be more nterest from wrestlng fans and from the general publc, and a lot more nterest from televson. We need to pursue adual-meet champonshp as soon as possble. I beleve ths s one thng we need to project for collegate wrestlng to ensure that our programs are not abandoned. Dck Walters, former men s basketball coach Unversty of vansvlle The Assocrated Pre.ss If you approach ths recrutng busness on a natonal bass, t s mpossble not to see what s gong on. 1 don t thnk there s any coach out there who s not placed n a stuaton where the thought of cheatng doesn t cross hs mnd- and for the sole purpose of tryng to mantan hs lvelhood. Davd Wndham, former varsty football player Jackson State Unversty The Chroncle o/ Hgher ducatron You dream about a pro career, but you have to look at the wder perspectve. The professonal athlete s lfe, at best, s short. An educaton wll last a lfetme. Napoleon McCallum, student-athlete U.S. Naval Academy 77te Washngton Post You see examples of kds on the streets and you don t lke what they re dong, so you come to the academy to be dfferent. You want to change a lttle, get yourself on the rght road... Respect comes faster hecause you re n a unform. They do say sr to you. My grlfrend thought t was werd, but t s neat. Respect s somethng that comes from workng hard. It s earned, so d s nce to have. Kanneth Davs, former footbal player Texas Chrstan Unversty Fort Worth Star- klegram The bggest thng I would tell an ll-year-old s that the money they are offerng you s not worth the rewards you are gong 10 receve mentally and morally and the way people are gong to respond to you. The money was there..and I took t. That s the bggest reason I took t. Because t was there. But I was wrong. I was wrong to the extent that every dream n my lfe that I ve had has been thrown away because 1 was offered money from an alumnus and I took t. I would tell someone that the greatest thng about gong to a unversty s to get your degree, be your own man and don1 let someone entce you. Lve to your own standards and what you beleve n. I ve thrown t all away. 1 threw t away when I was 18 years old (and made the decson to take the money). Lpokng Back Fve years ago Natonal attendance for 1980 Dvson I-A football games reached an all-tme hgh of 26,5 15,894, up 2.53 percent over the 1979 Dvson I-A total. (December IS, 1980, NCAA News) Twenty years ago NCAA representatves were present n Washngton, D.C., December 14,1965, when Vce-Presdent Hubert H. Humphrey announced the appontment of an arbtraton panel to deal wth the track and feld dspute between the NCAA and the AAU. Attendng for the Assocaton were verett D. ppy Barnes, Colgate Unversty, NCAA presdent; Donald B. Canham, Unversty of Mchgan, executve drector of the U.S. Track Coaches Assocaton; xecutve Drector Walter Byers; Charles M. Nenas, assstant to the executve drector, and Phllp B. Brown, NCAA legal counsel. (November-December 1965 NCAA News) Seventy-fve years ago The Assocaton adopted a new name-the Natonal Collegate Athletc Assocaton -December 29, 1910, after fve years of exstence as the Intercollegate Athletc Assocaton of the Unted States. ( NCAA: The Voce of College Sports ) ghty years ago Chancellor Henry MacCracken of New York Unversty convened a conference of 13 astern nsttutons December 9, 1905, to decde whether to bolsh football or reform the game. The latter course was chosen, and the Intercollegate Athletc Assocaton of the Unted States was formed 19 days later. ( NCAA: The Voce of College Sports )
Several plavers closng n on I-A career A By James M. Van Valkenburg NCAA Drector of Statstcs Wth the season wndng down, the talented senor class of 1985 s on the verge of some all-tme career records. Navy s Napoleon McCallum, for nstance, needs 501 yards n all-purpose runnng n hs last three games to surpass the Dvson I-A career record of 6,885 by Stanford s lttle Darrn Nelson n 1977-1978-1980-1981 (he mssed 1979 wth an njury). That s a per-game average of 167, and McCaIlum s current season average s 192.9 (gvng hm 6,385 for hs career). Illnos Davd Wllams needs 40 catches n hs last three games to break the career recevng record of 261 catches by Tulsa s Howard Twlley from 1963 to 1965 (Twlley played only three seasons to Wllams four). That s unlkely, but possble. UCLA s John Lee needs only fve feld goals n hs last three games 10 break the career record of 78 by Arzona State s Lus Zendejas from 1981 to 1984. Max Zendejas of Ar- zona, Lus brother and one of several kckers n a famous famly, has 72, just two fewer than Lee, and he also could surpass the record. Lee also seems certan to break the all-tme accuracy record, unless he develops a sudden case of the yps. He s now 74-for-84, or 88.1 percent, and the record s 81.9 percent (usng a mnmum of 60 attempts) by Chuck Nelson of Washngton n 1980-1982. McClure nears 10,000 yards Bowlng Green s Bran McClure needs 342 yards passng n hs last two games to become the second lo,ooo- yard career passer n I-A hstory. Wth 9,658, McClure needs 922 n hs fnal two games-a 461-yard average--to break the career mark of 10,579 by Boston College s Doug Flute n 1981-1984. McClure now s averagng 228 ths season. Next n passng and certan to fnsh hgh are Iowa s Chuck Long at 8,385 and Illnos Jack Trudeau al 7,413, followed by Fresno State s Kevn Sweeney (only junor n the group) at 7,394 and Brgham Young s Robbe Bosco at 7.25 I. In total offense, McClure leads wth 9, I54 rushng-passng yards ~ thrd on the all-tme I-A lst. Long had 8,261, Trudeau 7,356, Sweeney 7,1.65 and Bosco 6,875. 214 and countng Trudeau, by the way, now has a streak of 214 consecutve passes wthout an ntercepton after throwng 36 passes aganst Mchgan. That breaks one of the oldest records n the book- 198 n a row by Tulsa s Jerry Rhome n 1964. And remember, Trudeau has three more games ths season to add to hs streak. 4,000 next At least three players can reach 4,000 career rushng yards by the end of the season-auburn s Bo Jackson has 3,967, Notre Dame s Allen Pnkett 3,827 and McCallum 3,761. Next are Lousana State s Dalton Hllard at 3,479, Southern Methodst s Regge Dupard 3,354 and Washngton State s Rueben Mayes 3,195. Tottenf toteboard Msssspp Valley State s Wlle Totten smashed a whole flock of Dvson I-AA and all-tme, alldvsons NCAA season records n passng and total offense n 1984. Wth many of hs recevers gone, hs fgures are more human ths fall but stll outstandng. Wth 11,742 career passng yards and I 1,952 n total offense, he s second on the all-tme, all-dvsons lst to Portland State s Nel Lomax, who leads wth 13,220 passng and 13,345 total offense n 1977-1980. Totten, however, holds the alldvsons mark n career touchdown passes at 130 (to 106 for Lomax). Rhode Island s Tom hrhardt wll fnsh hgh, as wll Lehgh s Marty Horn. hrhardt now has 8,829 total offense and 9,361 passng, Horn 8,395 total offense and 8,569 passng. Horn s Jm Karsatos, Oho State, ranks among the Dvson I-A leaders n pawng efjcency favorte target, Renne Benn, has 223 catches (a dstant second to Jerry Rce, Totten s former target, whose 301 s the all-dvsons record) and 3,486 recevng yards. Dudek rencha 73 Plymouth State s Joe Dudek, already above Walter Payton s NCAA all-dvsons record of 66 career touchdowns and already the Dvson III carrer rushng leader, reached 73 wth three more TDs November 2 and now has 5,180 yards rushng. He thus surpassed the 70 by Wlbert Montgomery of Ablene Chrstan from 1973 to 1976 when that college was an NAIA member. Payton played at Jackson State from 1971 to 1974. The Dvson III duel between Wheaton s Keth Bshop and Wscons&-Stevens Pont s Dave Gessler s gong down to the wre, wth both far above the prevous dvson records for passng and total offense. Through October 26, Bhop had 8,965 passng and 8,462 total offense wth two Football games left, whle Gessler had 8,820 passng and 8,233 total offense wth three games left. Another record streak? South Dakota State junor Jeff Tefenthaler caught another touchdown pass November 2 and now has at least one scorng catch n 13 consecutve games. Can any Dvson II player top that? (Ron Lenz, South Dakota State SID) lhvo lttle guys Temple junor Paul Palmer, only 5-9 and 171, s second natonally n rushng and already has reached 3,029 for hs career. Mssour sophomore Darrell Wallace, only 5-7 and 167, ranks 13th n rushng and already has the second- and thrd-best rushng games n Tger hstory at 224 and 196. Both players exude confdence. I m harder to brng down than people thnk, says Palmer. I wanted to go to Maryland, but they were not nterested. I had a vst scheduled for West Vrgna, but they canceled t. I ve always consdered t ther loss. Says Wallace: I ve got a bg heart, a lot of selftonfdence and a lot of prde n all that I do. I can go out and get t done. A par of 200s Tulsa s Gordon Brown rushed for 214 yards and teammate Steve Gage (a quarterback) for 206 aganst W- chta State November 2-1he frst such par of 200s n I-A hstory. Who came the closest untl now? Syracuse s Larry Csonka (216) and Floyd Lttle (196) aganst West Vrgna n 1965. Intercepton record Indana Central senor Tom Collns has establshed an all-tme NCAA collegate (or all-dvsons) career record for nterceptons at 36 (eght ths season n eght games). He had two October 26 aganst Georgetown (Kentucky), ncludng hs frstever career ntercepton touchdown on a 60- yarder. That broke the former career Allen Pnkett, Notre Dame, ranks among the rushng leaders n Dvson I-A record of 34 by the Dvson III record-holder, Ralph Gebhardt of Rochester n 1972-1975. Collns already had the Dvson II career record. Wth 384 return yards on hs 36 steals, Collns s not far from the Dvson II career record of 41 I, set by Greg Anderson of Montana on just I1 nterceptons n 1974-1976. The NCAA collegate record s 479 by Fort Valley State s ugene Hunter on 29 returns n 1972-1974 (also the Dvson III record). The 6-3, 195-pound Collns also plays varsty basketball at Indana Central as a guard-forward. He was the team s sxth man or supersub last season. Basketball comes to me naturally, Collns says. We been playng t all my lfe.. And n football, I ncorporate the same outlook on defense that I use n basketball&and that s to concentrate on the ball. Although he dd not decde to come out for basketball untl after the, Appalachan State s Mark Royals n among the Dvon I-AA puntng leaders Kelly, 5-3-1 vs. 3-8 last year. Quotes of the week Wthout doubt, UTP s 23-16 upset over Brgham Young s defendng natonal champons October 26 was one of the most remarkable n college football hstory. Consder that UTP entered the game wnless for the season, wth an 1 I-year-plus record of 14-l 13, and had lost the last I4 meetngs wth BYU (snce 1977, BYU had scored 347 ponts to 43 for UTP). Its last vctory over BYU was n 1970-also UTP s last wnnng season (64). BYU had won 30 of ts last 31 games and 25 straght Western Athletc Conference games. UTP held BYU to I5 1 passng yards, and BYU had ganed at least 200 yards passng for 64 consecutve games snce September 6, 1980, when t was held to 147 pasng by New Mexco. UTP ntercepted four passes-a fgure topped by only one BYU opponent snce 1977 (Georga, wth sx n 1982). UTP coach Bll Yung had a smple respofse to the bg vctory: It may have been a mracle, but you know me, I beleve n mracles. (Jeff Hurd. Western Athletc Conference SID) Kansas State got ts frst vctory of TH NCAA NWS/November 4.1985 3 records Dave Walter, Mchgan Tech. s among the Dvson II scorng leaders couldn t do that. I had 10 be there on the sdelnes so I could help someone f he needed t. It helped me become more of a leader. I learned that I have to talk when thngs need to be sad. (Dave Baker. Penn State ND) Ted Roof, who s closng n on Georga Tech s school record for career tackles, s an deal choce to lead the defense. He was not a model chld. At age seven, Ted and hs younger brother were walkng to school n new yellow ran slckers. Another kd stole hs brother s hat and threw t n the rver. Ted knew of only one approprate response: I threw the kd n the rver. I always got n trouble, got n a lodof fghts. I was real compettve-when I ddn t wn, I got mad. Many tmes the leader of Tech s Black Watch defense has heard he s short of talent, but he says: I m just thankful for the talent the Lord dd gve me... I m blessed to be here. (Mke Fnn. Georga Tech SID) Arkansas lnebacker Davd Bazzel has been playng organzed football for I3 years from the Pee-Wee leagues on up. He got hs frst ntercepton notes ever October 26 and returned t 51 yards to set up a touchdown n a 57- football season last year, he led the 27 vctory over Houston. The ball team n blocked shots and often held the season and Lee Moon hs frst was such a foregn object to me that I down the opponents top scorers. vctory as a college head coach, 20-17, almost bobbled t, he told Bob Holt, He s just been a real joy, and I can t over Mssour October 26, wth John Arkansas Democrat. I was begnnng say enough about the effort he has Welch passng for 271 yards and two to thnk that when 1 was born, the gven us, sad basketball coach Blly touchdowns n hs frst college start. Lord touched me and sad, Thou Keller. (Chrs Denar. Indana Central A fourth-and- 16, 49-yard deflected shalt not ntercept. (Blf Morgan. SID) pass to Gerald Alphn wth a mnute Southwest Athletc Conference SID) Long dry spells end to go set up the wnnng TD. I talked Wagner defensve tackle Paul Untl November 2, Oho s Cleve 10 John Saturday mornng and he Thompson after a 27-24 vctory over Bryant and Mssour s Robert sad, Coach, I have been over ths Glassboro State: It s just a game of Woody Wdenhofer were the only (the Kansas State game plan) 9,000 real estate-- you try to gan a yard Dvson I-A frst-year (that s, wthout tmes, and I ve seen t n my mnd, and then they try to gan one back. headcoachng experence on the four- Moon sad. He s got a lot of pose. (Renata Jacyncz, Wagner ossttant year level) coaches wthout a vctory, After the game, tears welled n Moon s SID) and t was doubly panful because eyes and hs voce cracked as he told Dayton coach Mke Kelly: Our each s coachng at hs alma mater. Steve Rchardson of The Kansas Cty defense ths year has been Hekyll and But on that happy day. both won- Star: John gave me the ball. I thnk I Jekyll...No, what s t? Hekyll and Oho, 33-23, over Kent State and may sleep wth t. I ve cred after what? Oh, yeah, Jekyll and Hyde. Mssour, 28-27, over Iowa State on a losses, so I can cry after a wn. There s (Doug Hauschld, Dayton SID) two-pont converson wth 71 seconds nothng wrong wth that...tears of Coaches Lou Holtz of Mnnesota left. joy are just as good. (Tm Allen, Bg and arle Bruce of Oho State, whose There were a lot of tmes when I ght Conjerence SID) teams played a barnburner October was bleedng nsde, Wdenhofer f- Penn State talback D. J. Dozer, a 26, were assstants to Woody Hayes nally sad after a long perod of slence. junor from Vrgna Beach, Vrgna, n 1968, the last year a Bg Ten team There were a lot of tmes when I W&S proved he s close to full recovery won a natonal champonshp. That sheddng tears. There were a lot of from a mdseason hamstrng njury team beat Southern Calforna n the tmes when I woke up and ddn t want wth a l25-yard game aganst West 1969 Rose Bowl, 27-16, after the Troto face the day. Ths one, 111 chersh Vrgna October 26. Weeks of stand- jans led 104 at half-tme on an 80- forever. ng on the sdelnes unable to play was yard touchdown run by 0. J. Smp- Utah s Jm Fassel, now 7-2 (vs. 6-5- qute a learnng experence, Dozer son. Holtz had been workng wth the I last year) s the most successful frstsad: I d go nto the game knowng defense, and at half-tme, Hayes year coach n I-A. In I-AA, the most that no matter what, I wasn t gong to growled, How come Smpson went successful s Delaware State s Bll play. All I could do was help others. 1 80 yards? Repled Holtz: That s all Collck at 6-2, whle Vrgna Mlcould have stayed home when the the farther he had to go. (Bob Petertary s dde Wllamson s 2-5-l vs. team was on the road, but 1 just son, Mnnesota SID) l-9 last year. Among the new-job coaches n I-A (that s, wth prevous head-coachng Attendance loses a lttle ground experence on the four-year level), Dvson I-A attendance 16sl a tny bt of ground November 2, but the pcture Arzona State s John Cooper leads at s vrtually unchanged. The per-game average now s 819 behnd 1984 s record 6-2 (vs. 5-6 last year), whle Oregon pace (vs. 798 behnd a week earler) at 42,242, but that stll s 1.90 percent. In State s Dave Kragthorpe s 3-5 vs. 2-9 I-AA, the declne was bgger It now s 338 ahead of 1984 s pace (vs. 552 each last year, and hs team s 21-20 upset of the prevous two weeks) at 11,386, or 3.06 percent. The chart: over Washngton at Seattle October 19 on a last-mnute blocked punt s Games Attendance Average Pet. Cap. certanly one of the bggest n college Dvson I-A season fgures to date 447 18,882,307 42,242 79.9 football hstory (Washngton was a Same I05 teams at ths stage n 1984. 476 20,496,809 43,06 I 81.6 37-pont favorte). In I-AA, the new- Dvson I-AA season fgures to date 358 4,076,350 11,386 55.6 job leader s West Texas State s Bll Same 87 teams at ths stage n 1984 384 4,242,437 11,048 54.7
4 November 4.1985 I The NCAA Dvson I-A ndvdual leaders BoJackson.Auburn....._.._..._._._._.. 214 DougDubose.Nebraska Rug& Dupard. SMU _. Gsoras Swam. Warn1 IOhol Allen-Pnk&t. totrs Ddme.. sr 7 181 197... 1: 117!!l? 1 144.9 1274 123.3 1144 113.7 1136 111.7 112 FootbaU Statstcs lkough games of November 2 CarIDs Rev.3l2.T.snnessee Jeff Jaeger, WashJngton Max Zandqas. Arrzona 8 John Dettrrch, Ball State.. 9 John Lee. UCLA _... 8 James Hamrlck. Rce 8 Joe Worley. Kentucky.. SO B Derek Schmdt, Florda Sf. So B Jeff Ward, Texas.. _.. 7 Kenny Stadln, Vr na _. _.. B Massrmo Manta. B, nn State..... 8 Barry Bell. Fresno SI So B -._...-. rurns FILD COALS ^, LL b FGA FG PCT FGPG j: ; 3 17, 5; 1; &9 ;.;I 16 16 1Dfm 2.00 21 16,762 2.00 24 19 l6 15,789 667 s 18 13 722 1.B 16 14,675 1 75 19 14 737 1.75 20 14,700 1.75 Kevm Walker, ast Carolma Mark Moore. Oklahoma St Chrrs Whrte. Tennessee Tom Rotello. Ar Force Jay Norvell. Iowa _. Greg Phlpol, South Carolna.. Doug Pavek. Army Mrchael Lopez. Oregon St Allan Durden. Arzona Lavance Northm 1 ton. Oregon St Mrke Romero. Ca St Fullerton.. Markus Paul. Syracuse INTRCPTIONS... ;e?i 0 1.6 7 6 118... 7 6 115 1. 9 2:!!. CL t NO VDS TO IPG : 2 A.:t z I! 42 0.71 1: 1. PUNT Rl KICKOFF RTURNS PUNTINQ Steve artrio. Colorado SC 9 242 108.6 YDS TD AVG TD AVG IMln 3 B oar name1 CL ND AVG Larrvmerv Wrsconsn _.. _. _. _. B 1074 K KK 9( lt s: 1 264 Barr n&n. Coloado so 33 47a Gordon Brobn. Tulsa...! 106.8 12 1 16.2 : :. Mar Smon Arr Force...._.. 3.5 47.5 Nuu Faaola. Hawall... ; lcd4 20 1 273 Steve Krdd. hce 42 464 Ronnrs Harmon, Iowa.... 12 1032 21 % ; 1 8. Humphrey. Alabama 0 27.1 LewrsColbert. Auburn.._. 39 45.2 Rueben Mavss. Washngton St... 2:! 178 101.3 so 10 132 0 13.2 J C Penn Mam (Fla ) 0 26.5 Burzv Sawver. Bavlor _. _. _. 40 44.9 Reg le layfor, Clncmna.. 9 212 10 131 0 13.1 N. McCa IT urn. Navy. Bll Smth. klssrss p 6D 448 Nea P Anderson, Florda 172 z: W Goodloe. Msssspp I! $.! Ray Crswell. Flora,P a._. _. 37 44.4 Doug Black, Army z: 154 94.6 :t!! 13 arl Allen. Houston Tom O Connor. South Carolma 38 44.3 13 2: Scott Cepcky. Wsconsn So 39 44 3 1;: 0 25.1 Greg Montgomery, Mchgan St So 59 44 2 ;! 1 11.9 0 25.0 John Bruno. Penn State. Xl 43.7 F: 21 2% 0 11.9 1 24.9 Tom Tu a. dhro State y ;I $ p;ddt;phq(;. p& y&n 0 117 0 248 Dodge e arter. SMU 0 24.5 Mke Wlnchester Oklahoma J: 27 43.6 Bo Jackson, Arburn Barry Belll. Fnsno St. Thurman Thomas, Oklahoma St Steve Gage. Tulsa Ksll Pttman. Arr Force. Car r os Revez. Tennessee : Derek Schmrdt. Florrda St Na oleon McCallum. Navy Jo R nlee UCLA.._..._. Anthony tonsy. Texas A&M Rob HOU hthn. Iowa.. MaxZen sns Arlrona Mark Bslln. drr ham Young Jeff Jaeger, Was % lnglon Lorenro Whte. Mrchlgan St. Jeff Ward, Texas WIIIIe Turral. New Msxrco Van Tlfn. Alabama Kenny Stadlln. Vlrgmla Crarg Stopa. Army. Rch Spanglsr. Oho Stale James Hamrrck. RIC rrn. 15 att. per game) CL G Ike Shula. Alabama. 8 Kerwln Bell, FlorIda So 8 Vlnny Tesravsrde. WarnI (Fla.) 8 Chuck Long, Iowa.. Jm Karsatos. Oho State :? : Rabble Bosco. Brgham Voung 9 Jm verett, Purdub.1.. B Dannv McCon. Clncmnab 7 DavrdNorrr. tcla 8 Dou Gaynor. Lon Beach Sl 9 Tod 1 Santos. San a logo St.. _. So B Kevm Sweanay. Fresno St.. 8 Bll Randsll. Rsntucky 7 Lee Salt. km la _. 9 Kent Austn, J.. ~ssrssrpp~ r ; Jm tfarbaugh. Mchrgan John Dewbarry. Georga Tech S: B Mke Norrsth. Kansas.. 9 Greg Tlpton lfawau.. B Mke Hold. houth Carolna 6 Ien. Washmgton St 9..................... Ste hen Bakbr Fresno St S &hweden. Svracuse K Martm, Bostn Cal. Doug Green. Duke Marcus Mathews.. Mlch rrc Metcalf. Texas Mke Tmpson. Penn St. R Schnlzler. Nebraska B.J. dmands. Arkansas Brran Wllrams. Kentucky 7 Thurman. Texas Tech Darold Londo. Army Nate Odomes, Wsconsn R Taylor, Northern III A. Parker, Arrr. St. Scott Thomas, Ar Force Teryl Austn. Pttsburgh? F: 1: 16 S so 31? %I 331 9 11 Y % 0 10.7 C Pardrdge, Northern III. K. Covmgton. Maryland.... Dvson I-A team leaders............. Rodns Carter Purdue... Brad d ustsr. stanlord... Davd WIlllams. lllmors. Webster Slaughter, S Drsgo St.. Rsggls ynum, Oregon St. Charles Lock&t. Long Beach St Trevor Mollnl. Brgham Young Grs Bat Stanford _. Mar e s If Inl. Brgham Young Marc Zeno. Tulane ThomasRooks,lllnors :...I..:..... Rchard stsll. Kansas Loran Rchev. Utah Walter tura -Hawalt. Ken Allen, In t rana.. Garry Janes. LSU...I.... Lake1 Hernull. Brl ham Young. Mchael Ramssur. 9v ake Forest Jm Popp. Vanderblt Blll Happel. Iowa. Paul Palmer. Temple Napoleon McCallum. Navy : 1. 00 Jackson, Auburn.. Ronnla Harmon, Iowa.. : Thurman Thomas, Oklahoma St Tony Cherry. Ore on. Doug Duboss. N % raska. George Swam, Mlaml Dhro) rnest Grvms. Louswl I e Lorenzo Whte. Mchgan St. Rsggls Dupard. SMU Darrell Wallace. Mlssour~ Webster Slaughter, S. De o St.. rve Banalo.,Colorado sf Terrsncs Mathrs. New Mexrco Jamle Harrs Mlchlgan Jerr Mays. Georga Tech Bra I Muster. Stanlord Rueben Ma es. Washn ton St Reggla Py r or. Clnclnna 1 I Barry Word, Vr ma. Rodney Carter, 8 urdus PASSINQ FF!W;NCY Ymr INT YDSl ATT YDS ATT % &A Lx 1UQ 9.37 _. _ 1z 116 6170 6 3.19 17DD 9.04 13 5.28 2339 951 :s 1 12 467 2153 8.38 172 ld5 6105 6 3.49 1399 8.13 24B 67.21 10 4.69 3124 0.47 z 7 1% 2417 825 153 z 2 2 1.31 1277 8.55 151 95 62.91 s 3.31 1243 823 349 2% 71.63 12 3.44 25% 744 15 6.73 1632 8.22 1: zl:s 6 2.B4 1738 824 80 5B.82 6 441 1218 8.66 1: 77 44.25 6 3.45 1497 8.60 147 09 5054 6 4DB 1116 7.59 162 98 60.49 6 3.70 1207 7 45 12s 74 5920 7 5.80 984 7.95 311 180 57.88 10 3.22 2425 7.80 117 5442 7 3.28 1709 7.95 : 71 53% 7 5.26 113D 8% 146 5817 11 4.36 1979 7.88 ; 02 5816 8 567 1133 8.04 124 60 4839 7 5.65 983 8.01 RCIVINQ............. CL 5% s, TUW. OFFNS RUSHING PASSING CAR GAIN LOSS NT ATr Jm verett. Purdue _. Robblo osco. Brrgham Young 155 09 O 1n -I5-69 357 369 Mke Norselh. Kansas Vlnny Testaverde. Mlarnl (Fla.) 8 3g7 117 236 16s -121 232 311 246 Doug Gsynor. Long Beach St 96 207 423-136 349 Jack Trudeau, llllnols 58 111 142-31 334 Don Smrth. Mss. State. 149 7: 2g 4 2$ Chuck Long. Iowa.. Larry gger Utah 57 128-71 302 John Paye. $ranford 57 162 2u2-40 3% Mark Rypren. Washn ton St 63 263 u 179 251 Mke Greenfeld, Non wsstsrn 135 351 3D6 45 281 Shsrn Halloran Boston Collage w 148 2% -107 353 Bran McClure Bowlng Green 34 41 126-87 112 Todd Santa,. an Dego St. Ksvm Swwnry. Frssno St. 159 61 15 163 f- z 8rtl W&e. Ar Force Steve Brsdls Indana 131 70 353 926 108 % 245 6ul Chrle Mller. 8 regon Kan Karcber Tulane 2$ 116 39 124 83 85 23 255 215 Jm Mller. hw Msxco St. 99 42S 278 147 245 Greg Tpton. Hawa.. Stan Gelbaugh. Maryland. lln 37 193 117-35 40 21s 213 Touchdowns-naponsbfe-for am players TA scored and passad for : x: : TD RATING TD PC1 POINTS 14 8.97 1676 1; 161 154.6 1 21 14 8.17 8.14 1 22 5% 1482 20 5.60 147.8 l :l x: 17 4.87 143.3 1;.; g.y 4 2.94 134.9 13 747 1343 8 5.44 134.1 9 5.56 134.0 7 56D 14 4.56 1% : :. 1% g :.z z: 9 7% 1283 &L-PURPOS RUNNRS YDS YDSPG J: 9 l! 1% 0 KoR 1743 1937 12; 9 1543 192.9. : 14% 909... 0 147 1 :!: 2! 1014 826 A; 92 24! 1193 170.4 7 777 172 0 1192 170.3.. 7 0 208 1153 1647... K 3 :! 146 438 1: 4 g 1630 157.0 B 1249 7 s! so B 7: 7: 21: 1% 1481 147.1... 9 0 1 1157 1229 1446 136.6 la3 608 {; H 747 134 0% : 13.57 1335 6 & 8 134?I!;:a 912 241... BBS 153! 101 0 1153 1149 1277...! m4 167 2 76 0 1019 127.4 1274 PLS % TOTAL OFFNS YDS YDPL TDR 2 7.3 65 74 21 24 16 2218 7.5 21 2460 5.5 20 2174 5.5 13 K :. z?! 1: ;g g p 3.t 5.4 5.8 g 14 1 4 t.: 1943 84 15 1% 8 I: :t 2; : l&6 1674 ;: 1: %1 1 24.0 0 238 PASSING OFFNS YLW G ATT CMP 8 PC; g Al; TD YDSPG Purdue Brrgham Young II 66.6 3270 B3 z Mram (Fla ) a 250 159 14 616 2559 9.9 lowa.~...~~... ~.~~~..~~~~~~ 12 64.6 2440 0.0 2.: San Dego St.... %I 1: Long Beach... 9 351 2% l7 63.4 2325 :.: Stanford 1: 2: Illnos t 11 631 2240 2800 Kansas....:..:.~:..:~.:.~:.... 12 57.1 2487 7.6 1: 2763 New Mexco... 18 47.3 2101 7 7 7 Boston Cal... 10 333 2% z N. C. State... : 22 17 543 54.7 2593 2305 74 1: 2551 Utah... :... f 1: 251 3 San JoseSl. g5 ;6$ l5 554 22B2 6.; l6 Bowhng Green.. t 2: z 166 %.! Tennessee.I... 7 201 131 FJ 65.2 1712 : Vanderblt. 2% 1% 13 545 19411 6.8 : Florda... 9 61.6 1937 9.5 Washmgton St. I.! z 1z 11 57.5 2115 79 t 2421 235.0 Northwestern.. B 273 163 11 597 1% 6.B 5 2334 FASSING DFNS Y-lC, I, G ATl CMP IN T PC1 YDS ATT TD YDSPG Baylor.... 171 73 IO 42.7 BBB 5.2 111.0 Texas Tech :.... B 132 62 4 470 916 69 : 1145 Nev..La s Ve as....i... 9 161 82 B 45.3 1087 60 12C.B WesternMlc \....~..~~ B 173 69 1; l; 1% ;:j 1277 Oklahoma,... 1: ; 129.7 KansasSt. 11 46.5 1079 66 : 1349 Central Mrch... 7 162 87 12 537 BB8 6.0 1 Southern Cal.... 13 50.0 1011 58 1% Oklahoma St...... : 1: 13 51.2 1020 5.9 : 1457 Toledo.. 10 48.2 11% 51 146.0 SouthernMIss...! l 2 14 42.0 1180 5.8 1475 Texas ABM... ;l,y$ 149.5 Florda St..... 1: g 52 43.g ;l9& lw6 2 1; 149.6 SW.. 1509 Colorado... 1.... ;: z l# 9 5J.l 1224 8 ; 153.0 Mch an.... B 218 120 Mss.\tate.. 9 206 81 F.! :: 2 1: 1% Vrgna.... 9 522 1237 5.9 Mssrsrlpp......! %! 1s Iowa State.. B 231 101 4 47.3 437 12%1 lx? 2 8 1577 Oho Slate... Tennessee.. Nebraska... Wrchrta St... :.. Pacfc... West Vwgma. Utah.. Colorado.. Auburn Nev -Las Vegas Arr Force Oho State Oklahoma Msslsslppl. Kentucky lllmors. Cncnnat NT PUNTINQ PUNTS AVG 3 :;: 50 433 35 46.2 1; Zf $I 2; 36 42.7 47 420 FUM NO YDS NT RT RT AVG 1; z 2.: 17 32 427 2: IO 59 41.2 % :F 2 17 w4d5 17 74 40.4 YDS 315 t : 433. g 163 TD AVG 1 22.5 3 152 0 146 x 1% 0 12.4 0 12.0 0 11.6! 1. TURNOVRS LOST FUM INT TUfAL : 6 11 : 1; 1: 9 2: 1! MARGIN G%: 1.857 1.750 1.5% 1% 1444 SCORINO DFNS AVG Mlchrgan... B pts 64 LSU.. Georga Tech. 1;; Arzona. 8 11.0 Oklahoma... B! 112 Mar land... 6 11.6 Sou r hem Mss. 117 Arkansas..! 12.0 Au Force... 9 1z 120 Baylor.... 8 9s 122 Ar Force South Carolma Fullerton St SW LouISlana Nebraska Loulsvllle Texas Tech Georga.. Mlaml (Fla.) Penn Slate KICKOFF Dvson I-A sngle-game hghs Pt.&VCR RTURN8 G NO YDS 2:! 7 32Bo9 9 368%! ~~! ~~ B 17 401 0 21 462 Y % 1 264 2 25.3 2 249 0 24.9 0 23.6 0 23.6 0 23.0 lbwlvlg aid kkk mhame Passss caught.....davd Wllams,, llllnols (Purdue. Oct. 12) Recevng yards....glen Korlowslrl. Br Collegs Aug 29)....2:7 Punt return yards....rroll Tucker, Utah ).....12D Kckoff return yards Luther Johnson, tale, Ott 12),223 TaIs made..dale Klem. Nebraska (Mssour. Ott 19) 7 TAM Ron Keller. New haxeo.. 43 43.5 Alan Herhne.Vanderbll_... 52 43.4 Klp Shenefelt. Temple. _.._. _. 39 43.4 Bob Hulberg. Nevada-Las Vegas 50 43 3 Nebraska Army _: : Auburn Oklahoma pforce Georgra Arkansas Colorado SMU Vrgna Mmnesota 1. Temple.. Fresno SI UCLA Houston Texas ALM Mlchrgan Southern MISS.. Wsconsn lndrana : : &&, a Young Nebraska : 1.. : : Iowa._.._ Mram (Fla.) Fresno St Oklahoma. Au Force Washngton St. New Mexco Auburn RIJSHINQ OFFNS G CAR YDS AVG TD YDSPG 3650 358.0 2 3424 334.0 z 3137 3107 25 297.6 :. 23 265.3 2 ;%z Kansas UCLA IndIana Tulsa Utah Touchdowns scored by rushmg-passmg only TOTAL DI G PLAYS 6 3% B ; l3 z:.: 22D.6 1: z: 1: 217.0 1: Z 208.2 TD YDSPG.Z 5 9 : es.4 ldd1 loo.7 1037 ; 10 105.0 4 1072 : 108.6 1% : 1152 1168 16 116.1 I AVG TD YDSPG Oklahoma. Mrchrgan :.z : Cenrral Mlch. 41 11 265.7 Arrzona ; 4.0 12 2684 Southern MISS G 4.1 11 2w.9 Southern Cal ; 440 4.3 13 2716 Florrda 4.0 13 272.9 LSU : 2 4.0 5 2730 Toledo 571 3.6 13 2735 Iowa.._ 40 12 273.6 Arkansas 4.1 9 2740 Auburn 46 14 270.9 Mar land t 4.1 9 2.329 Ba or... 563 4.1 10 286.6 Ne F! raska 4.1 13 2910 Mramt Fla ) gg 4.1 13 291.1 Colora b 0.. 4.4 15 x15.5 Oklahoma St.. 7 4.3 10 302.6 NW -Las Ve a 5.. 9 x 47 15 304.8 Warn1 (Ohlo P.3 sao 4.2 1B 3D5.9 Touchdowns scored by rushng-passmg only SCORING OFFNS G PTS Ar Force. Frasno St... Army..._. 6 XQ Iowa B 2% Mamr Fla.). _. _. ; z Nebras I, a.._...... Utah.._.._. _. 9 m Brgham Young _. _. _. _. _. g Arkansas.._.. owllng Green _.... % z Ohro Stale Oklahoma.._. 1: _.. 1 ;; Florda St Auburn _. _.._.. B 246 UCLA.. 8 2y1 SMU 7 209 Georga. B 234 Texas ALM.. 8 234 Alabama.. B 231
November 4.1985 5 The NCAA Dvson I-AA ndvdual Burton Murchrson. Lamar Mke Clark. Akron.. Gll Fenerty. HOI Cross CharverFoger. & evada-rena.. Ken Gamble, Colgate Andre Garron. New Hampshre.. Warren Marshall, James Madtson John Settle, A palachtan Byron Mtche P Southern ll Keth Wlllams. SW Mssourt St. Oscar Smtth. Nrcholls St.. James Crawford, astern Ky Gerald Anderson. Mddle Pnn Jon Francs. Borse Slate ddre Ha ward. Term Tech _: :. 1.. Jamte PO r kul. Brown._. Jame Townsend astern Wash James Mller. S.C. SIaIe.. _. ne Ptts. astern III orlhern Iowa Bran Jager. Furman Terry Hoover, Delaware St.................. RUSNINC., g so s, SCORINQ CL Wayne Hrl. Grambrn Charvez Foger. Neva! a-rena Kerth Wrlltams. SW Mssour St. : Mart Zendejas. Nevada-Rena Ken amble, Colgate Joe Thomas. Mssssrpp Val : _: Carl Boyd. Northern Iowa SO Chas Fox. Furman Geor e Benyoa. Loursrana Tech.. 2 Renn 9 e Berm. Lehrgh Make Clark, Akron.. RussKlaus.Akron. :...: _ Tom Sten tern. Colgate _. _. ;; Oameon etlly. Rhode sland.. Andre Garron. New Hampshrre Bran Decrcro. Idaho _. 2 Roberto Moran. Borse St _. Merrrl Hoge. Idaho Stale ;: Rene Wedmann. Idaho State Mke An el. Northern Iowa _.,; Rodney ayne Murra State _. _. Owrght!tone Mrddle\enn ;; Oscar Smdh. Nrchols St Wlle Totten. MISS. Val. Rtchard Myles. Alcorn St Vern Harrs. Idaho Slate.I. : Make Smdh. Northern Iowa Jeff Cesarone. Western Ky. Harsen Choates. Bose Stale Tom hrhardl. Rhode Island Dou Hudson, Ncholls Sl. Sco R Lmehan, Idaho Paul Sn er. Western III.. Tad May 9 teld, West Texas St Dave Streman. Weber Stale Marly Horn, Lehtg Alan Hooker, No are A&T Rck Worman. astern Wash Make Curtm. Yale Brran Forster. Rhode Island Joe Thomas. Mrsstss~pp! Val rrc Yarber. Idaho.. _. Stan Carrawa West Texas St 1.. Rennre Berm. IT ehtgh Scott Auker. Idaho Wtlltam Brooks. Boston U Sebashan Brown, Bethune-Cook Davd Pandt. Montana St. Crat Slama. Weber Slate Ron t dlam. Wm 6 Mary.I.. Tom Stengletn. Colgate Roy Banks, astern Ill Mrchael Clemens. Wm 8 Mary Leland Mevm Rrchmond Merrrl Ho&. Idaho State Calvrn Prerce, astern 111 Donald Narcsse. TX. Southern Duwayne Plls, astern Ill.. Herbert Harbrson. No Caro A&T Todd Melton. Leh h John Taqlralerrt. brnell Alan Mu ms. Western Ky... : Alonro Carmrchae. Westn Caro... PASSING....!: FFlCtl LNC C CMP RCIVING. CL 2 AVG TD YDSPG 1: %.I 5.4 4 135.2 :. 1: 128.9 127.5.! leaders! 1%: 116.4 7.8 7.6 : 11;: 47 1054 1% 102.2.; 95.7 YDS/ TO RATING ATT TO PC1 POINTS 1022 15 1064 1741 a 75 10 6.69 1599 % 30 21 a.45 a24 1509 141 5 t: 11 17 663 a02 1392 1376 7: 13 16 4.80 506 1351 :s 14 16 565 611 131! noa 16 9 419 535 1291 1265 3 10 6.49 1256 125.2 7.46 :; 6503: 1249 :.z 6 2.82 353 124 1233 7 6 70 16 374 122.6 7 75 13 487 1224 16 19 460 725 121.7 2 6 74 17 494 120.9 7 20 5 4.10 1199 Trm Foley. Ga Southern Dale Dawson, astern Ky. Mke Ange. Northern Iowa Chrs Ingersev. Brown.. Rena Wermann. Idaho State. Brran Decrcro. Idaho Ra Saunders, Penns Ivana Ku x Roach, Western are Paul Poldr. lnors St. Mtchael Beane. Lehgh Ardashrr Nobahar, Grambhn John Dowlng. Youngstown P t PUNT Rl (Mn 1 2 per game) J. Armstrong. Rtchmond Wrlhe Ware. Mss Val Darryl Jones. Jackson St. : C Hedge. Tennessee St rrc Yarber. Idaho.. Brant engen. Idaho.. H. Harbtson. No. Caro A&T S. Spvey. Southern ll Kevm Oeseff. Gramblmg 1 : Na Young, Ga. Southern Ro Frrese astern Wash.. F. Brown, Southern B.R.. F Johnson, McNeese St Football Statstcs Through games of November 2 FILD OOALS-, - LL b _. _. IURNS CL NO YOS % Fr 11 169 So 16 223 13 170 14 183 2.3 334 16 185? s, 9 % r : : ; a Fr 9 2 ;; I so 9 TD AVG ; % 1 1% 1 131 1 131 0 11.9 2 11.6 ; 11.2 1 10.9! 12 INTRCPTIONS FGA FG PC1 FGPG CL G NO YOS 26 29,769 2.22 Georoe Ouarte. Northern Artr 9 150 g 1; PO 2.12 Carl Johnson. Jackson St so 8 189 Mlka Cassdv Rhode sland! 1 s 14.n 1.75 Phrllrp Aldrtdge. Term:Chatr.. s : : 7 142 Bertram Chew, Delaware St 1: 175 Darrell Woods, Jackson St ; ; 15 17 13,765 1.g Wlle Johnson. Howard.. 18 13 722 1.62 Tavlor Lackev. Rchmond 9 18 lt 611 157 Ro er Holme: Tennessee 15 12 6Orl 150 Pa P rtck Hunter. Nevada-Rena,.I. $! 15 13,667 1.44 Mke Tjarksen. Yale 6 Robert Gons. Gramblng 1: 17 :f 1.2 Vrclor Hrll. Gramblmg _. _. _. _. _.!: 1.33 Vence Glenn. Indana St. 6 1: 1; :t 125 16 10,625 1.25 16 11 697 122 R Scott. Southern B R 12 36.5 1 304 Make Rce. Montana CurhsCha pel. Howard._ So 17 498 2 293 George Crmadevtlla. ast Term. IR Fr 14 394 0 28.1 Russell Grdlth. Weber Stale %+y~~ha,ud% Wash 16 420 0 26.2 John arl: Northern Artz.. arl \ eecham. Bucknell 17 444 1 26.1 Gre Oavrs. Ctadel C. Hodge.TennesseeSt... J, 1; g y ;;3 Nrc e Xrdes, Youngstown St M Clemens. Wm 6 Mary Mke Crow, NW Lousana lsatah Hdl. astern K 13 520 0 24.6 Barry Woodruff, Wesrern III. : Wlle Ware, Mss Va Y 20 483 1 241 Oavd Hood. Tennessee St MrkeRrce. Montana _.. 22 523 0 23.6 Mark Royal% Appalachran Ken Gamble. Colgate so 17 401 0 236 Bll Smrth. Term -Chatt. J Crockett, Weber St 13 301 0 23.2 Rrc I y Fernnndez. Lamar Dvson I-AA team leaders Rhode Island MISS. Valley Idaho West Texas St Wdlram & Mary Idaho St Lehgh astern Ill astern Wash WeberSt N Loursrana Western K Montana r I.._ Tennessee St NevadamReno Western Ill VMI Berhune-Cook Marshall Western Car0 Dartmouth. Southern III SW Texas St Holy Cross C0nnect1cut Crtadel Northeastern Term Tech.. _. Auslrn Peay Murra Stale North f exasst No Care A&T Yale PllllCetDn Texas-Arhngton Se LouIslana Oavrdaon James Madrson New Hamprhrre Ca Southern......... PASSING.............. :.: Tennessee : 60 5.9 Loursrana Tech... : z.7 NT PUNTING ALL-PURPOSRUNNRS Gll Fenert HOI Cross Ken Gambk. Co&ate... CL G y&y 15;. 2! 1020 67 Merrl Hoge. Idaho Slate... B 725 480 Kedh Wrlhams. SW Mssour St... : :... 9 991 433 Mchael Clamons. Wm. &Mary 9 499 531 Burton Murchrson. Lamar......: 1261 Mke Clark, Akron..?! 1164 1:; Freddre Cook, Weber State.. : 6 arl Beecham. Bucknell 6! z Jamte Polkul. Brown.... 576 Charver Foger. Nevada-Rena : 1031 1: rc Yarber. Idaho... AndreGarron, New Hampshrre.. :... 6 B?J 41 F Stan Carraway. West Texas St... 9 Rodne Pa ne. Murra State.. Fr 9 788 O % Brran ors er Rhode sland. 6 0 1048 Ouwake!ttt; astern (.. James Mller. SC Stale.. :.. : % 3% Herbert Harbrson. No. Care A67... 9 1 52 Jame Townsend. astern Wash..:I.... So 9 767 301 Mdton Barney, Alcorn St. 7 a4 347 Davd Pandl. Montana St.... _:. 9 246 624 : TOYAL OFFNS RUSHING PASSING CAR GAIN LOSS NT ATT Wlle Totten. Mss. Val 45 74 116-42 355 Tom hrhardt. Rhode sland MaRy Horn. Lehgh 149 56 1X9 114 g2 35 379 346 Tad Mayheld. West Texas St 39 51 165-114 428 Dave S&reman Webar Slate a2 549 162 356 267 Sean Payton. astern Ill 78 136 2116-70 399 Rtck Worman. astern Wash. 177 84 179 168-95 344 Stan Ya ello. Wm L Mary Bubb rrster N Lousana Vern Lt. arrrs. Idaho Stale 191 97 209 178-11: 13 g 262 Tom Burgess, Colgate. g 46464 :; g Glberl Renfroe. Tennessee St. rrc Beavers, Nevada-Rena Bernard Hawk. Berhuna-Cook.! 78B5 17 50-33 -7 255 261 Jeff Cesarone. Western Ky Scott Lnehan, Idaho.l 12 ;z -1: z Al Comer, Va. Mltary Carl Fodar, Marshall lsj I 13 186-120 25d 345 Rrcherd Myles. Acorn St Davd Bates, Texas-Arlngton Mke Smth. Northern Iowa.. Wlls Perkns, Western Caro. Peter Lane. Connectlcul Touchdowns-responstblefor are players TDs scored and passed for PLS x ; PR KOR 10 CTPG 5 a.9 13 12 z :; : 2 : 11 62 1 : :.: :, 5.4 0 54 VOS YDSPG 0 315 401 1542 1% 0 247 1% al.5 0 115 1539 1710 0 481 1511 1679 13Dl 1626! 12% 162.0 Og 1261 1240 1576 1550 0 252 1538 17: 0 1Z 1140 1425 1442 0 1;; 1423 0 201 13B.6 0 394 1383 52 1% 137.5 3: 235 1% 1362 lm.5 334 281 1 1340 19! 3Ct! 1324 1335 0 320 Xl 1322 TOTAL OFFNS YOS YDPL TDR 2687 67 33 24% 2459 2 r: : :.: F 2529 53 21 t :! f t3.l 1; l 66 5.4 21 18 2&S 72 24 1Mo 5.8 1t- z 1: la01 5.6 11 I 4.9 7.2 12 11 l t:! % : PASSIMQ _.. OFFNS G ATT CMP 9 481 259 a 369 221! 9 377 219 9 :z 1;: 407 2ta 8 349 193 a m 154 a 264 141 a 339 187 9 391 212 9 363 173 9 280 172 S 1 7 265 126 9 362 179 0 322 147 DFNS ATT CMP 177 186 176 173 174 222 1z F 220 225 1:; 1 a3 102 a5 114 a4 I01 66 79 x7 111 119 111 103 99 TURNOVR MARGIN TURNOVRS GAIND Appalachtan St 1 : Grambhng hlrddle Term. Nevada-Reno 1.. : : St.. :A Harvard 1; pun;? NW Louslana Ctadel Northern Arrz %S Lahrgh 37 41 1 Bucknell 46 39.0 Appalachran St 60 411 Furman.. western III :! ast Tennessee Western Car0 z 2: PUNT RTURNS Rrchmond GAMS9 Mss Valle a 21 Soulhern II r : 9 27 Idaho. Alcorn Stale. : Y z Jackson St No Care AhT : astern Wash. $ Tennessee St 9 21 Ga. Southern a 20 NO YDS NT RT RT AVG 19 8.2 40.6 : : s 17 76 39 1 16 17 387 s Z % 17 129 38.0 26 209 380 16 a5 37.9 YOS TD AVG! ; :!? 414 : 1% 27 236 : % z 0 114 277 1 1:~: 205 0 10.2 IN T PC1 s :z 11 628 14 604 14 581 13 538 15 557 21 536 1;. 9 534 7 55.2 25 542 1: K4 12 51 1 11 529 12 442 19 49.4 14 457 IN T PCT 4 549 10 495 a 45.8 5 489 7 47.2! z. 9 514 21 48.3 14 535 10 47.2 10 455 9 52.4 15 454 9 46.0 14 526 10 541 11 493 11 433 12 469 YDS %: 2894 2667 2776 2459 2424 2221 2182 % z 1 1712 2152 a55 YOS at7 1105 lo67 1loLl 976 1273 1:; 1160 1328 119a 1339 l!$ 1213 1221 1374 1377 1227 1236 YDSPC 321.6 316.6 3030, 2 277 6 272 7 270 2 2663 % 249 1 : 2391 232 0 YDSPG 116.7 1228 1359 1375 1394 141.4 142 4 143.6 145 0 147 6 1467 t4a a 1466 151 0 151 6 152.6 1527 1530 1534 1545 TURNOVRS LOST MARGIN FUM INT TOTAL /GAM 1 6 7 2 625 23 1; z 15 SCORING DFNS G PTS Massachusetts Term Chattanooga Appalachran St Arkansas St _. ; Western Car0 McNeese St.. : a 106 Harvard Delaware ; 1; Brown Northern Iowa ; 1: AVG 92 106 11.5 129 130 13.2 13.3 133 14 1 142 KICKOFF.OFF RTURNS G NO YOS TO AVG Mddle Term 16 469 Southern U a 29 726 1 3 Colgate a 29 723 MISS Valley 8 21 504 :. Mum~State Mu;;zState 9 22 495 T Tennessee St..! 2 0 22.0 Idaho St _. a 22 462 0 219 Indana St 0 219 Tenrr~Chattanooga! :!!A! 0 216 Dvson I-AA sngle-game hghs PIAYR Rmmlvlng and kkk mtume Passes caupht.davtd Pandl. Montana Slate astern Wash Sepl. 21) 21 Recervmg yards.bran Forsrer. Rhode Island ( B rown. Sept. 28),327 Punt return yards :.Sebron Spvsy, Southern Ill S Mssour St, Oct. 19) : :.lu Krckoff return yards.mks Rce, Monlana (Webar.A tale. Nov. 2).245 -w Pomts scored.keth Wllams. SW Mssourt St. (N Mrssour St Ott 5).P Renne Berm. Lehgh (Indana[Pa 1. Sept. 14).36 Idaho... Weber St Nevada-Rena MISS Valley Furman. Idaho St Colgate SW Mssourr St astern Wash. TOTAL OFFNS G PLAYS YDS AVG 9.! l 663 7664545 4017 59 6.1 KY% 6294163 67 656 3469 5.3 TO YOSPG g 2 10 254.3 s 251 24961 8 246.0 2424 231.7 1: f2: 5% 1: LF 25 2245 %! 12 a $2 TO Rhode Island Delaware St Lehr h.. _. _. S C 9late 563 3323 5.9 Northern Iowa West Texas St. astern ll. 6103164 710 3616 521 Western Ill _. Youngstown St Rtchmond. 696 6653536 3.539 5.2 53 Wllam 6 Mary 9 659 3.510 5.4 Touchdowns scored by rushmg~passmg only YDSPG : 2% 1 CL6. 82.0 890 a 90.3 954 95.8 t : 97 93.17 6 101 4 : 106.0 1069 1079 107.0 1100 110.8 10 1136 1 AVG TO YOSPG Term-Chatt. 3.6 8 244.1 Arkansas St 38 9 2572 Austm Peay 4.1 17 256.6 New Hampshne 36 12 834 Massachusetts 3.9 9 262.8 Jackson St. 3.9 19 269.6 Florrda AbM 43 18 2746 Pennsylvama. 4.1 13 279.1 Gramblng 40 15 2805 Delaware St. 4.2 19 280.9 Delaware James Madtson : 2: k! t! Alabama St 4.6 16 286.9 Tennessee St...I. 4.1 19 267.7 Texas~Arngton 4.7 20 2890 Holy Cross 4.1 21 289.7 Northern Iowa 44 14 2930 Akron 4.4 14 295.6 Western Car0 4.5 11 2964 Marshall. 4.2 16 295.9 Touchdowns scored by rushmg-passng only SCORING OFFNS G PTS Mss. Valley... Nevada-Rena.. ~~ Cal ate... 3$ We 1 ersl..... Idaho.. g Furman... Southern III.. Delaware St... Mrddlelenn 6 264 Idaho St.?S& SW Mrssour St... Montana St... 9 282 Rhode Island... 9 277 Grambn Norlhernyowa... $$ astern Wash... 6 231 Jackson St. SC State. Lehtgh... 8 221 Rchmond.... 9 246