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AP Top 20
By WAYNE WASHINGTON ton
Assistant sports editor >
A rash of upsets hit eollegc pet
football Saturdav :is n
the top 20 teams lost. cot
Fifth-ranked Auburn was the wit
first victim of upset fever as the yea
Florida Gators used a 1
* courageous comeback effort by No
* quarterback Kerwin Bell to So?
drop the Tigers 18-17. r
Head coach Don James and int<
his sixth-ranked Washington ed
Huskies suffered their second Cri
loss of the season. No. 7 Bu
Arizona State outlasted the A1.
Huskies in a 34-21 slugfest to Hu
improve to 7-0-1. in
The Iowa Hawkevp<; nUr> uif.
fcred their second defeat of the sw;
season. Ohio State used a r
21-point second quarter to blast oul
the llth-rankcd Hawkeyes, tea
| 31-10, in Iowa City.
Louisiana State followed the ho|
Hawkeyes down the upset trail. Mi
The Fighting Tigers could not bat
fight off Mississippi quarter- of
back Mark Young, who passed pei
for 171 yards and ran for a to
Here's how the Associated Press Tt
teams fared Saturday:
No. 1 Miami, Flo. (8-0-0) beat No. 20 I
No. 2 Pcnn State (8-0-0) beat West Virv
No. 3 Michigan (8-0-0) beat Illinois 69-1
No. 4 Oklahoma (7-1-0) beat Kansas 64
No. 5 Auburn (7-1-0) lost to Florida 18
No. 6 Washington (6-2-0) lost to No. 7
No. 7 Arizona State (7-0 1) beat No. 6 '
No. 8 Alabama (8-1-0) beat No. 19 Mis;
No. 9 Nebraska (7-1-0) beat Kansas Stal
No. 10 Texas A&M (7-1-0) beat Southei
No. 11 Iowa (6-2-0) lost to No. 17 Ohio
No. 12 Louisiana State (5-2-0) lost to M
No. 13 Arkansas (7-1-0) beat Rice 45-14
No. 14 Arizona (6-2-0) lost to No. 18 S<
No. 15 UCLA (6-2-0) beat Oregon Stati
No. 16 North Carolina State (6-1-1) bca
No. 17 Ohio State (7-2-0) beat No. 11 I<
No. 18 Southern California (6-2-0) beat
No. 19 Mississippi Slate (6-3-0) lost to f
Nj. 20 Florida State (4-3-1) lost to No.
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foung and company dropI
the I2th-ranked Tigers,
19, to give Ole Miss their seid
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n a battle of western elites,
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inia 19-0.
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sissippi State 38-3. y / I.,
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i State 31-10. V r
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r 49-0.
t South Carolina 23-22.
jwa 31-10.
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>Jo. 8 Alabama 38-3. '
I Miami 41-23. Next: at USC. I
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Idle the Wolfpaek 18. when Hagler hit a 41-yard field
om iN.e. State mounted a 71-yard goal at the 2:49 mark to cap a
1:13 scoring drive, capped by 56-yard drive.The Wolfpack
Crumpler's 26-yard touchdown played conservatively on the next
lina run against the blitzing series and punted to give South
coff Gamecocks to make it 17-0 with Carolina the ball at its 45. But the
^ep- 6:39 left. Gamecock, hamstrung by a fum:s
at South Carolina made it 17-3 ble and two sacks, failed to score.
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