Florida State rolls past Virginia 41 17 after crew of suspensions
Florida State, led by Danny Kanell in place of Charlie Ward, overwhelmed Virginia 41 17 at Doak Campbell. Kanell threw four TDs, McCorvey had 11 receptions for 107 yards, and Warrick Dunn returned briefly before an injury as FSU extended its ACC win streak to 17.
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Florida's Dean sets NCAA half record in Gators rout
Florida senior Terry Dean threw seven first-half touchdown passes as the top-ranked Gators raced past New Mexico State 70-21 in the season opener. Dean completed 20 of 30 for 271 yards, tying the NCAA mark for TDs in a half. Notre Dame also overwhelmed Northwestern 42-15 behind Ron Powlus’s four TD passes.
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Kentucky Rallies Past Louisville in 20-14 War
Kentucky beat rival Louisville 20-14 as Antonio O'Ferral passed 64 yards for a TD and ran in another, lifting the Wildcats in the first Kentucky Louisville meeting in 70 seasons. O'Ferral, offsetting a shoulder injury to Jeff Speedy, completed four passes for 79 yards and added 11 carries for five yards. Damon Hood led Kentucky with 108 rushing yards on 13 attempts. Louisvilles Calvin Arrington scored late for a 14-7 lead, but O'Ferral connected for a 64-yard TD to Clyde Rudolph, and Schellenberger recovered a fumble to set up the go-ahead score.
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New Bern falls 1 0 in second round of invitational
New Bern suffers a 1 0 loss to Hoggard in the New Bern Invitational as scoring woes persist. Coach Rick Stout noted many chances but poor finishing, with New Bern now set to play Jacksonville for third place at 5 p m after a rainy damp night at New Bern High.
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Threat to cancel season sparks no new talks
In New York AP reporting Bud Selig threatened to cancel the baseball season if no deal by next Friday. Richard Ravitch said management is less optimistic than ever and no talks occurred with Donald Fehr or mediators. Fehr indicated a date may be set and wants to reach an agreement, while Ravitch insisted owners won’t budge on the salary cap without a defined percentage of income or fixed dollar amount.
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