Pdge 12 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, September 10, 1990
Michigan Sports
Calendar

ASSOCIATED PRESS
Top 25
Here's a look at how the top college grid teams fared:

College News
Top Twenty
The College News Top Twenty is a poll put out
weekly by the Notre Dame Observer. The poll
consists of responses from over twenty college
papers nationally, including the Michigan Daily.

A compilation of Michigan
and information for the coming

sporting events
week.

Monday, September 10
No events scheduled
Tuesday, September 11
Volleyball vs. E.M.U. at Varsity Arena, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, September 12
Men's Soccer at Macomb, 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, September 13
No events scheduled
Friday, September 14
No events scheduled
Saturday, September 15
Football at Notre Dame (CBS), 9 p.m.
Field hockey vs. Northwestern at Tartan Turf, 1 p.m.
All club teams who wish to have their events
listed in the calendar should send a copy of
their schedule to the Student Publications
Building.
Correction
The information in Friday's Daily regarding varsity baseball tryouts
was incorrect. The tryouts will be held this Friday at 3:30 p.m. and
Saturday at 10:00 a.m. at Ray Fisher Stadium. Those who wish to
tr yout must bring their own equipment.

1. Miami (Fla.)
2. Notre Dame
3. Auburn
4. Florida St.
5. Michigan
6. Colorado
7. Southern Cal
8. Tennessee
9. Clemson
10. Nebraska
11. Illinois

Lost to BYU, 28-21
Did not play
Beat Fullerton St., 38-17
Beat East Carolina, 45-24
Did not play
Beat Stanford, 21-17
Did not play
Beat Mississipi St., 40-7
Lost to Virginia, 20-7
Beat N. Illinois, 60-14
Lost to Arizona, 28-14

12. Texas A&M Did not play

13. Alabama
14. Virginia
15. Arkansas
16. BYU
17. Pitt
18. Ohio State
19. UCLA
20. Washington
21. Penn State

Lost to S. Miss., 27-24
Beat Clemson, 20-7
Did not play
Beat Miami (Fla.), 28-21
Beat Boston College, 29-6
Beat Texas Tech, 17-10
Lost to Oklahoma, 34-14
Beat San Jose State, 20-17
Lost to Texas, 17-13

0-1-0 At California
0-0-0 Michigan
1-0-0 At Mississippi
1-0-0 Georgia Southern
0-0-0 At Notre Dame
1-0-1 At Illinois
1-0-0 Penn State
2-0-1 Texas-El Paso
1-0-0 At Maryland
2-0-0 idle
0-1-0 Colorado
1-0-0 Southwestern La.
0-1-0 Florida
1-0-0 Navy
0-0-0 Tulsa
2-0-0 Washington St.
2-0-0 At Oklahoma
1-0-0 At Boston College
0-1-0 Stanford
1-0-0 At Purdue
0-1-0 At Southern Cal
0-0-0 At Syracuse
1-0-0 Pitt
1-0-0 Texas Tech
1-1-0 idle

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3. Auburn

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424.5 (8.5)
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7. Tennessee


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15. Arkansas
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Eric Lemont
Night Editor
Matt Rennie

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Illinois
Washington
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23. Oklahoma
24. Houston

Beat UCLA, 34-14
Beat UNLV, 37-9

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From Staff Reports
The men's soccer team struggled"}
this weekend, and the effort paid off
as Michigan (3-3-1) beat Windsor 4-'
3 in double overtime. It was the
Wolverines' first win after three
straight losses.
Senior forward Todd Neef started'
off the scoring, but then the team'
couldn't find the net again until th i'
final minute of the contest
Midfielder Matt Dikin was the oi
who notched the game at two apiece.
Eric Moore punched in the
winning goal as he nailed a heade
off a cross pass from Dikin.a a
The next match will be at
Macomb on Wednesday.
HYPE
Continued from page 1
And then we come to the Rockec
You know Raghib Ismail. How
many times before kickoff will yoid
hear that the Rocket crushed B'
Schembechler's chance at a national
title last year with two kicksff
returns?
Well the hype starts now.
Moeller on the Rocket: "Bo said
something about shooting him but
the bullet wouldn't be fast enougl
Well, I don't know what to do.
People say you should kick awly'
from him and not give him the balL.
Yeah, you can do that but you runi
the risk of kicking it out of bound.
They use a centerfielder type of setup
and he can go get the ball, so we git:
to cover kicks."
Hyped headline for later this
week: "Mo Don't Know: Rookie
coach unable to develop gameplan."
Oh, and the hat you ask? Mo
sleeps with it to bring' good luck.
Never washes his hair. Wears it day
and night. Believe it or not.
Welcome to Monday.
Start the hype. It's Notre Dame
week. End all of end all weeks. T-
minus...... before the game of the
century.
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