The Michigan Daily - Monday, October 1, 1990 Page 15 Top25 MO z~W. - Stanford.. Z Ford~ S Bat'at =~~ 28 4-0-0 atunMi am:la 3. Atiur::;. T::_:: T 5 ese 82- Q 2-0-1 Louisiana Tech 4~ J ~ J~~JOi'~ot32-16 4-1-b Idle 5,Tennesee Ti 26 r~,~3-0-2 ldI8 _ J Mchit an.::::::.::>; AR :... 451 21-O at Wiseonsin 8...Nebras ka..:.."::.;:.: Vi. 31}7 400 at Kansas State: 9,Okahon ras 1 4-0- at Oklahoma St 10. iam- Ra Batow8.21 210 Florida State IL 1:xa A ...oS =l-3-1-0 Texas TeCh 13 outn .BetRie 2-k -V0 a Baylor 14. Iltnois~ Ile 24 a t Oho at 15 W OhoSae ott UCr3-2 -- llino I6~ Aizoa.*.:L~tt ~ Q-5 31- atU44~ 19.. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ f. .l.on B>lDie 2s 410 Geri 20 C:o:a. :e. W sh 2 443--1e Mis:::i.i::ii:::. ::::::.".:::":: ..::":.:::: _: College News Top Twenty The Notre Dame Observer compiles a weekly college football poll, voted on by the sports staffs of 30 different college newspapers nationwide, including the Michigan Daily. Team (First-place votesY Last Week Reco~rd Paints I l11' %owIV V641 aV. 1. Notre Dame (25) 2. Florida St. (4) 3. Michigan 4. Virginia 5. Auburn 6. Tennessee 7. Nebraska 8. Oklahoma 9. Miami (Fla.) (1) 10. BYU 11. Florida 12. Southern Cal 13. Houston 14. Illinois 15. Colorado 16. Clemson 17. Washington 18. Texas A&M 19. Michigan Stat' 20. Ohio State 3-0-0 4-0-0 2-1-0 5-0-0 2-0-1 3-0-2 4-0-0 4-0-0 2-1-0 4-1-0 4-0-0 3-1-0 2-1-0 2-1-0 3-1-1 4-1-0 3-1-0 3-1-0 1-1-1 2-1-0 __ 592 574 491 486.5 442.5 437 419 398.5 376.5 259.5 244 243.5 232 224 215 165 129 99.5 56 48 1 2 5 7 3 6 8 10 9 4 18 13 14 15 19 17 12 11 16 :e FILE PHOTO/Daily .Overjoyed over Griddes! Who is this man? He could be: 1) Another cocky Notre Dame player volunteering to pose for the sculpting of this season's Heisman trophy. 2) A San Francisco 49'er practicing his moves under the hope of being chosen to dance in MC Hammer's next video. 3) A Michigan football player leaving Tartan Turf after quitting the team to pursue his lifelong dream: to be the Drum Major of the Michigan Marching Band. 4) Running down to the Student Publication Building, 420 Maynard, to turn in his Griddes picks. If he wins, he will receive - just like Robert Tyson did last week - a $12 gift certificate to O'Sullivan's Eatery and Pub. 1. Illinois at Ohio State 2. Iowa at Michigan State 3. Minnesota at Purdue 4. Indiana at Northwestern 18. Houston at Baylor 19. CMU at Kent St. GILL Continued from page 9 sticks? Come on, Mr. Modesty, Gary Moeller was saying he could score touchdowns himself with that line in front of him. And Gary is no Ben Johnson, with or without steroids. So what happens? We start the game. And Vaughn carries the ball six times until midway through the second quarter for three yards. Only it's worse than Vaughn's own nightmare. It's negative three yards, and Michigan is no sure shot to win. Then he blasts his next run 21 yards for a touchdown. Return to the Surreal. "We basically knew that he was a gap kind of runner," Maryland nose guard Rick Fleece said. "He tries to find the seams. What we wanted to do on the defensive line was create a wall there so he couldn't cut back and make those extra yards that he does. We're trying to play a real ag- gressive defense." Coach K - that's Krivak - not that Pole at Duke, wanted to test Elvis Grbac. And in an ironies of ironies, the Terps, who Moeller said play an offensive scheme similar to the Lions' run-and-shoot, did exactly what the Buccaneers did to Detroit defensively last Sunday night. They took away the Wolverines most lethal weapon and forced them to pass the ball. "We were hoping to stop the run and force them into a passing game," Maryland right tackle Lubo (Don't Laugh At My First Name, Just My Last) Zizakovic said. "Our number one thing was to get Jon Vaughn. We knew he fumbled a lot. We did get him to cough up a fumble or two. We wanted to hit him hard. Elvis got them into a passing game and he was right on target." So what's the end analysis? Jon Vaughn rushed for 89 yards on 22 carries. His stock in the Heisman Derby fell. But the Wolverines stock will rise when the Associated Press rankings come out tonight. Saturday's game was not one for the annals of Michigan football his- tory. More like one for the anals. But Vaughn will take his 89 yards, which stood at negative three after six carries, and walk away with a win. ihtutnts Helping By donating plasma, you are helping hemophiliacs as well as other patients to enjoy a healthy productive life. Now, more than ever, we need your help. 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