Houston routs SMU 95 21 sets NCAA yardage marks
Houston toppled SMU 95 21 as Andre Ware threw six TD passes and a 1 021 yard team total shattered the NCAA Division I A single game record. Ware 517 yards in the first half. Klingler added four TD passes in relief. Florida Florida 27 New Mexico 21 Emmitt Smith racks 316 rushing yards and three TDs to lift the Gators. West Virginia down Cincinnati 69 3 highlighted by Major Harris two TD passes and a 105 yard rushing effort.
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TCU Routs Air Force 27 9 in Fort Worth Upset
Reserve QB Leon Clay passes for two touchdowns to Stephen Shipley as TCU shocks 19th ranked Air Force 27 9. Shipley 86 yard catch in third quarter and 23 yard score in fourth fuel Horned Frogs victory. Palmer leads rushing with 177 yards as Air Force drops to 6 2.
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Colorado Routs Kansas Behind Flannigan Big Day
Colorado toppled Kansas 49-17 as senior tailback J J Flannigan rushed 10 times for 178 yards and three touchdowns. Hagan added 118 rushing yards and a score for the Buffaloes while Donohoe and Donohoe connected for 171 passing yards for Kansas.
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Oklahoma Rallies Past Iowa State On-Side Kick Return
Oklahoma 43, Iowa State 40 as Eric Bross returned a 42 yard on-side kick for a touchdown to erase an upset bid. Bret Oberg threw for 411 yards for Iowa State, but SU and OU earned the Big Eight win with late scoring drives and kicks.
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Illinois Beats Michigan State 14 10 on Late George Pass
Illinois quarterback Jeff George throws a yard scoring pass to Mike Bellamy with 1:10 left to lift 13th ranked Illinois to a 14 10 Big Ten win over Michigan State in East Lansing. Langeloh kicked a 21 yard field goal to put MSU ahead 10 7.
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Gardere Leads Texas Past Arkansas 24 20 in Southwest Showdown
Freshman Peter Gardere sparked Texas with seven straight completions during two third quarter drives as the Longhorns seize the SWC lead. Texas improves to 4-2, 3-0. Arkansas falls to 5-1, 2-1 while Gardere goes 3-0 as a starter after last week's Oklahoma upset. Gardere completed 4 of 4 for 48 yards in the period.
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Michigan Routs Iowa Behind Taylor Comeback Plan
Michigan fifth ranked team beat Iowa 26 to 12 as Michael Taylor returned from injury to throw two touchdowns and run for another. Taylor completed 11 of 15 passes for 179 yards and guided the Wolverines to 5-1 overall and 3-0 in the Big Ten, their first victory at Iowa since 1982.
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BYU Rolls Past UTEP 49-24 Behind Detmer 426 Yards
BYU quarterback Ty Detmer threw for 426 yards and three touchdowns as No. 21 BYU defeated Texas-El Paso 49-24 in Provo. Detmer went 22 of 28 with two interceptions and added a 9-yard rushing score, guiding a 35-10 halftime lead.
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