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Footba uri o rarL ocures Indianapolis 31, Buffalo 17 Kansas City 10, Cleveland 6 Dallas 23, Chicago 14 Miami 36, St. Louis 28 New England 28, New York Jets 21 Pnllorio Tnn ' UUIIUIJU up c Associated Press No. 1, Nebraska (3-1-0) lost to Syracuse 17-9. No. 2, Texas (2-0-0) beat Penn State 28-3. No. 3, Ohio State (4-0-0) beat Minnesota 35-22. No. 4, Penn State (3-1-0) lost to Texas 28-3. No. 5, Boston College (3-0-0) was idle. No. 6, Washington (4-0-0) beat Miami, Ohio 53-7. No. 7, Oklahoma (4-0-0) beat Kansas State 24-6. tcr\ *T\ fT\ i JfcsKU ^ ^ 1 1 ALl O * M ? H. C)i vc Oi ? wv__ \ )000 Step up to the first string at t Security Agency. ELECTRONIC ENGINEEF are opportunities in a research and developme ranging from individual eq very complex interacts involving large numbers processors, minicomp computer araDhics. Profess is enhanced through inte highly experienced NSA p and through contacts in t and academic worlds. F engineering analysis ? automation are amon available. COMPUTER SCIENCE A On Campus Oct. 18, 19, ? * ill Scor Seattle 20, Minnesota 12 San Francisco 14, Atlanta 5 San Diego 27, Detroit 24 Tampa Bay 30, Green Bay 27 (Overtime) Denver 16, Los Angeles Raiders 13 >0 No. 8, Brigham Young (4-0-0) was idle. No. 9, Florida Stale (4-0-0) beat Temple 44-27. No. 10, Oklahoma State (4-0-0) beat Tulsa 31-7. No. 11, Southern Methodist (3-0-0) beat Texas Christian 26-17. No. 12, Georgia (2-1-0) lost to South Carolina 17-10. No. 13, Clemson (2-2-0) lost to Georgia Tecli 28-21. No. 14, Michigan (3-1-0) beat Indiana 14-6. 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No. 19, Notre Dame (3-1-0) beat missouri 16-14. No. 20, Auburn (2-2-0) beat Tennessee 29-10. h" and "USC" on CARE ruNiTi: D0O0 0 e largest computer THE REWA 3 world with almost salary and I idor of computer competitiv anted. NSA careers There are i f such disciplines as wishtotrav nd design, scientific in the Balti amming, data base those who is, operating systems. Counties king/security, and recreatione nitiesare ju ou'll work on diverse convenient annU/inn q worioh/ r\4 Trv /-v. , *ysyr \ j I I ly u VOM OIJT \J I I U I 11 IU UU sciplines. Specific opportuniti ht include solving through yo -related problems. For additi ange mathematical National ? ting new techniques National S( ts security. FortGeorg< es: 7 ? \ ' \ X , ^ % ) > NATION !' An Eq # . Gamecocks Continued from p Morrison compared Saturday's victory to the Gamecock's 31-14 upset over the " " -1 I ? University 01 souinern v_aiuuiuia season. "I felt that last year's (Southern Cal) victory was big, but (Saturday's was) bigger," he said. "Anytime that you go up against a team like the University of Georgia and a coach like Vince Dooley and come away with a victory, it's big. "This is something our kids will remember for a long time." DEFENSIVE BACK Chis Major agreed with his coach, saying, "it reels great, rve always wanted to beat Georgia. We knew we had to be fired up." Being "fired-up" was part of USC's orenaration. which Morrison said was the key to beating the Dogs. "We had a good week of practice and I felt good about our preparation," he said. "But I was concerned about the game up until the last minute." The win over the Bulldogs is USC's first since 1977, when the Gamecocks beat Georgia in Athens, 27-20. 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"They deserved to win the game ? especially when you can do that. They never let us take advantage of our chances." The Georgia coach said his team allowed USC to make "too many big plays," including Paul Volgel's recovery of a Bulldog fumble on Carolina's two-yard line. "IT TURNED out to be a very big play for South Carolina and was the tone for the entire night ? getting the chances but unable to convert them because of (USC's) aggressive play." 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