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football team was going tc
losses in Annapolis and J.
this season, bringing the
to Columbia.
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dreamed of it for years the
their hands last season, o
away at the last moment.
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whole bowl of oranges last
napolis and Jacksonville.
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day took care of that. Far
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unbeaten season left
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feated UVA 7-5 last season.
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night, received 21
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k, with all 60 voters parthey
were tied 23-23 in
^allots while Auburn led
137-1,125.
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votes and 1,008 points by trouncing
Northern Illinois 48-20.
Florida State and Ohio State, sixth
and seventh last week, both climbed
past Southern Methodist, which slipped
from fifth to sixth. Fourth-place
Florida State received 877 points
following a 19-10 victory over Memplus
State and No. 5 Ohio State, a
36-13 winner over Colorado, received
807 points. followed by SMU with
three first-place votes and 787 points.
Oklahoma State, which was also
idle, jumped from eighth to seventh
with 695 points. LSU defeated Colorado
State 17-3 and rose from ninth
son against Ul
two regular season games, perienced as I;
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to eighth with 681 points.
Pcnn State turned back East
Carolina 17-10 and went up." from r\
1.0th to ninth with 624 points' and ^ "
Arkansas cracked the Top T<n for
the first time this season, vaulting
from 14th to 10th with 515 points
after blanking Tulsa 24-0.
The Second Ten consists of
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Y o u n g, Alabama, Nebraska/
Maryland, Southern Cal, Air Force
and Virginia. Michigan, which
pounded South Carolina 34-3, and
Maryland, a 28-0 winner over West
Virginia, each received one first-place
vote. i
Last week's Second Ten consisted, fj
of Florida, UCLA, BYU, Arkansas,
USC, Alabama, Maryland,
Nebraska, Michigan and Illinois.
Illinois dropped out by losing to
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Force raised its record to 3-0 by clobbering
Rice 59-17 ? the Falcons have
outscorrd their opposition 156-30 ?,
and Virginia downed Georgia Tech,
24-13 for its second consecutive
triumph.
'A Sunday 0
ist year's team," said Paul Freeman,
SC's Polo Club.
-ill consist of returning players Brien
d David White. It will feature new
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