Monday, September 15, 1997
The University Daily Kansan
Section B · Page 3
K-State and Nebraska survive Saturday scares
Colorado, Texas lose in upsets
The Associated Press
No. 20 Kansas State 23, Ohio 20
MANHATTAN — The No. 20 Wildcats (2-8) built a 23-point halftime
lead against Ohio and then held off the Bobcats 23-20.
But even in victory, Kansas State sounded like losers
"We were looking like garbage in every aspect of the game — running, passing and kicking," said K-State running back Eric Hickson. "Had we executed, the outcome would have been different. We played like trash tonight, and that's all I can say."
The Bobcats, (2-1), who upset the Maryland last week, used the option to get back in the game and racked up 430 yards — 256 on the ground. Quarterback Kareem Wilson gained 78 yards, and John Cosgrove ran for 70 yards.
Iowa State 29, Minnesota 53
MINNEAPOLIS — Former Jayhawk coach Glen Mason made a '10
of changes when he came to Minnesota, and letting Tutu Atwell return kicks proved the smartest.
Atwell set a
school record with two kickoff returns for touchdowns, set up another touchdown with a long punt return and added an 8-yard touchdown catch as the Golden Gophers
rallied to beat Iowa State 53-29.
Atwell set a school record with 225 yards in kickoff returns. He finished with 349 all-purpose yards — even with a 90-yard punt-return TD wiped out by a penalty — to give Mason his first victory at Minnesota.
Texas Tech 59. SW Louisiana 14
LUBBOCK, Texas — Quarterback Zebble Lethereum threw for three
touchdowns and ran for two more in the first half as the Red Raiders defeated the Ragin' Cajuns 59-14.
Texas Tech 11.
1) rushed for 453 yards and averaged 8.2 yards per snap in its second mismatch of the season. The Raiders lost 52-27 to No. 4 Tennessee in their opener.
Lethridge's five touchdows tied a school record, and the Raiders' 45-point first half was their most prolific since at least 1950.
Oklahoma St. 35, Fresno St. 0
STILLWATER, Okla. — Oklahoma State State got outstanding play
from its two quarterbacks and another solid effort from the defense and beat Fresno State 35-0. The team's first
shutout in two years makes the Cowboys 3-0 for the first time since 1988.
Oklahoma State's two-quarterback system worked perfectly. Tony Lindsay got his first career start and completed 7 of 9 passes for 139 yards and two touchdowns. Chris Chalupau was just as impressive, going 11 of 12 for 134 yards and three TDs. The Cowboys' five touchdown passes set a school record.
UCLA 66,No.11 Texas 3
AUSTIN, Texas — The final score of UCLA's defeat of Texas, 66-3, was staggering not just because UCLA was an 0-2 underdog but because it was on the home field of the defending Big 12 Conference champions.
Not since 1904, the seventh year of the Texas program when the Longhorns were beaten 68-0 by Chicago, had the school been beaten so badly.
No. 6 Nebraska 38, Central Florida 24
LINCOLN, Neb. — Central Florida
gave No. 6 Nebraska a good warmup
for No. 3 Washington — and a good scarce.
The Cornhuskers fell behind three times in the first half before getting
two touchdown runs in the third quarter from freshman Correll Buckhalter in the win.
Nebraska last lost to an unranked opponent at home in 1978.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Michigan quarterback Brian Grieese passed
No. 14 Michigan 27, No. 8 Colorado 3
for 258 yards and two touchdowns,
and Michigan's defense smothered Colorado as the No. 14 Wolverines beat
the No. 8 Buffaloes 27-3.
In contrast, Colorado quarterback Brad Hessler had four passes intercepted. Hessler was 15 of 40 for 141 yards.
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