Monday, September 25, 1967
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Upsets jumble rankings
By United Press International
Notre Dame, yes. Michigan State, no. Houston, Southern California and UCLA, maybe.
That's the story the ratings will most likely tell when the United Press International begins its weekly board of coaches' Tuesday.
Notre Dame, No. 1 a year ago, did everything that was asked of it Saturday when the Irish overwhelmed California 41-8.
Michigan State, the 1965 college champion and ranked No. 2 last year, was beaten by Houston 37-7. It was the worst Spartan defeat since they lost to Michigan 55-0 in 1947. It also was Michigan State's first loss in 21 regular season games.
UCLA turned in its second victory in as many starts, routing Pittsburgh 40-8.
Tough competition
Duffy Daugherty, the Michigan State coach, selected Purdue as one of the Big Ten powerhouses this season, and the Boilermakers face the Irish Saturday.
Purdue, which defeated Texas A&M 24-20 last Saturday, had Notre Dame well-scouted against California and the reports will have to relate glowing praise for Terry Harratty and Kevin Hardy.
Hanratty, a junior quarterback, passed for two touchdowns and ran for another and Hardy was the bulwark of a powerful defensive line.
Houston's bid for national honors rests on the running of Warren McVea and the passing of Dick Woodall.
The dynamic Cougars, who led the nation in total offense last season, lived up to those laurels as they gained 416 yards on the ground and in the air against Michigan State.
MceVen, a 180-pound running back, chalked up a net of 155 yards in 14 rushes, including a 50-yard touchdown run and Woodall passed for two touchdowns.
Going on three
Houston now has two one-sided victories and Wake Forest is next for the touchdown-hungry Cougars.
UCLA found out for sure it has someone else besides Gary Beban who can run. That someone was Greg Jones, a sophomore who replaced All-America Mel Farr.
Jones, who gained 135 yards in the Bruins opening victory against Tennessee last week, added another 160 against Pitt, including a 43-yard touchdown run.
The high-scoring UCLA express next goes to Washington State Saturday.
Alabama, undefeated and untied in 17 games, including 10 last season, had to resort to some last period heroics before deadlocking once-beaten Florida State 37-37.
Six of nine Big Ten teams won intersectional games. Besides
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The winners besides Purdue were Northwestern over Miami (Fla.) 12-7; Minnesota 13-12 over Utah; Indiana over Kentucky, 13-12; Michigan beat Duke 10-7 and Iowa downed Texas Christian 24-9.
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Quarterback Steve Sogge and speedy halfback O. J. Simpson paved the way for highly-ranked Southern California's 17-13 victory over Texas.
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In other major games Saturday, Syracuse blanked Baylor 7-0; Army ripped Virginia 26-7; Georgia whipped Mississippi State 30-0; Clemson beat Wake Forest 23-6; South Carolina defeated North Carolina 16-10; Georgia Tech downed Vanderbilt 17-10; Memphis State upset Mississippi 27-17 and LSU topped Rice 20-14.
Also, Missouri shut out SMU 21-0; Texas Tech swamped Iowa State 52-0; Oklahoma State edged Arkansas 7-6; Wyoming downed Air Force 37-10; Colorado defeated Oregon 17-13; Kansas State bested Colorado State 17-7 and the 1966 small college champion San Diego State trimmed Weber State 58-12.
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