The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - October 8, 2001- 5B
"TYPICAL."
- JOE PATERNO AFTER BEING ASKED ABOUT HIS TEAM'S POOR RUNNING GAME.
HE WAS ALSO MAKING LIGHT OF THE WATER HE JUST SPILLED ON HIS PANTS.


WEEKEND'S BEST

HOW THE AP TOP 25 FARED
Associated Press Poll for week of October 2.

NEW AP
TOP 25

QUACKTASTIC: Oregon quarterback
Joey Harrington, who is being
touted as a Heisman Trophy fron-
trunner, started living up to that
hype on Saturday.
Harrington accounted for six
touchdowns - three passing,
three running - in just three
quarters of work as Oregon took
Arizona behind the woodshed,
pasting the Wildcats 63-28.
THE NEWEST ACC POWERHOUSE:
Maryland has long been a whip-
ping boy for just about every team
in the ACC (except maybe Duke
and Wake Forest.) But things are
changing this year.
Led by-brash new coach Ralph
Friedgen, the Terrapins are 5-0
and are ranked No. 22 in the lat-
est Associated Press poll. Mary-
land's latest victim was Virginia,
which was pounded 41-21 on Sat-
urday.
Tailback Bruce Perry led the way
once again, rushing for 143 yards
and a touchdown. Perry, who is

second in the nation in rushing,
has rushed for at least 100 yards
in all five of Maryland's games.
WHo NEEDS MICHAEL VICK ...?
... When you've got a defense like
Virginia Tech's.
The Hokies went in to Morgantown
and blew out West Virginia, 35-0.
Keith Burnell and Kevin Jones com-
bined for three touchdowns.
Virginia Tech pitched its third
shutout in five games while also
scoring a touchdown.

Games updated through October 7.
Team: Lastv
1. Miami (Fla.) beat1
2. Florida beatN
3. Oklahoma beat l
4. Nebraska beat I
5. Texas lost tc
6. Tennessee lost tc
7. Oregon beatF
8. Virginia Tech beat4
9. UCLA bye
10. Fresno State bye
11. Washington beat
12. Kansas State lost tc
13. South Carolina beat 1
14. Northwestern lost tc
15. Michigan beat F
16. Florida State bye
17. Georgia Tech beat E
18. Louisiana State lost ti
19. Clemson bye
20. Brigham Young beat L
21. Purdue beat 
22. Stanford bye
23. Toledo beat(
24. Texas A&M beat E
25. Maryland beat'

week: This week:
Troy State 38-7 at No. 14 Florida State
No. 18 Louisiana State 44-15 at Aubum

(first-place votes in parentheses)

No. 5 Texas 14-3
owa State 48-14
o No. 3 Oklahoma 14-3
o Georgia 26-24
Arizona 63-28
West Virginia 35-0
Southern Cal 27-24
o Colorado 13-6
Kentucky 42-6
oOhio State 38-20
Penn State 20-0
Duke 37-10
o No. 2 Florida 44-15
Utah State 54-34
Iowa 23-14
Ohio 48-41
Baylor 16-10
Virginia 41-21

at Kansas
at Baylor
at Oklahoma State
bye
at California
Boston College
No. 10 Washington
at Colorado State
at No. 7 UCLA
at Telas Tech
at Arkansas
Penn State
No. 17 Purdue
No. 2 Miami (Fla.)
No. 22 Maryland
at Kentucky
at North Carolina State
at New Mexico
at No.*12 Michigan
Washington State
bye
at No. 20 Colorado
at No. 15 Georgia Tech

TEAM
1. Florida (30)
2. Miami (Fla.) (23),
3. Oklahoma (16)
4. Nebraska (2)
5. Oregon
6. Virginia Tech
7. UCLA
8. Fresno State (1)
9. South Carolina
10. Washington
11. Texas
12. Michigan
13. Tennessee
14. Florida State
15. Georgia Tech
16. Clemson
17. Purdue
18. Brigham Young
19. Georgia
20. Colorado
21. Ohio State
22. Maryland
23. Stanford
24. Kansas State
25. Texas A&M

5-0
4-0
5-0
6-0
5-0
5-0
4-0
5-0
5-0
4-0
4-1
4-1
3-1
3-1
4-1
3-1
4-0
5-0
3-1
4-1
3-1
5-0
3-0
2-2
5-0

PTS
1,739
1,719
1,703
1,577
1,437
1,421
1,369
1,240
1,160
1,148
1,128
978
790
756
670
529
509
480
440
439
381
360
299
247
203

P2S
2
1
3
4
7
8
9
10
13
11
5
15
6
16
17
19
21
20
NR
NR
NR
25
22
12
24

GAME PROGRESSION
FIRST QUARTER:
Sophomore quarterback John
Navarre leads a 13-play, 60-yard
drive. The big play of the drive is a
15-yard screen to B.J. Askew that
left Michigan on Penn State's 25-
yard line.
Hayden Epstein comes in and
kicks a 28-yard field goal.
Michigan 3, Penn State O
SECOND QUARTER:
At the startofsthe second quarter,
Michigan finds itself on its own
36-yard line. Navarre throws a
post-pass to Tyrece Butler which
goes for 33 yards.
The drive would soon stall and
the Wolverines would have to set-
tle for an Epstein 41-yard field
goal.
Michigan 6, Penn State O
Penn State tries a pooch punt that
goes in to the end zone. Michigan
starts its possession at its own
20-yard line with just over one
minute left.
Navarre leads Michigan to a nine-
play, 80-yard touchdown drive.
Senior wideout Marquise Walker
caught five passes on the drive,
including the 16-yard touchdown
pass.
Michigan 13, Penn State 0
THIRD QUARTER:
On its first possession of the sec-
ond half, Michigan opens on its
own 20-yard line.
A roughing the passer penalty
against Penn State, takes the ball
to the 46-yard line. Following a
one-yard run by B.J. Askew,
Navarre spots a wide open Ronald
Bellamy, who scores a 53-yard
touchdown.
Michigan 20, Penn State 0

Dropped Out: No. 14 Northwestern, No. 18
Louisiana State, No. 23 Toledo

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Buckeyes leave Northwestern 'black and blue'

COLUMBUS (AP) - It might as well have
been "Turn Back The Clock Night" at Ohio Sta-
dium.
Big-back Jonathan Wells ran for 179 yards and
three touchdowns and the defense had all the
answers as Ohio State kept to the basics to beat No.
14 Northwestern 38-20 on Saturday night.
"I came here as a power guy," said Wells, who
set the tone for the night when he rumbled 71 yards
for a score on the second play of the game. "I'm not
going to make people try to miss. I'm a straight-for-
ward guy and that's what I'm going to try to do."
The Buckeyes (2-0 Big Ten, 3-1 overall) won for
the 22nd consecutive time against the Wildcats (1-1,
3-1). Northwestern hasn't won in the series in 30
years.
"They were obviously a lot more physical,"
Northwestern outside linebacker Pat Durr said. "It's
plain and simple, the Big Ten is black and blue and
we're black and blue right now. They put it on us
pretty good."
Harkening back to its three-yards-and-a-cloud-of-
dust heritage, Ohio State dominated between the
tackles.
"We ran any play we wanted to run," Wells said.
The defense provided a touchdown on Mike
Doss's 30-yard fumble return and harassed North-
western quarterback Zak Kustok and tailback
Damien Anderson all night.
"We've got great athletes over on defense," Ohio
State coach Jim Tressel said. "I like the way they
have the maturity and poise to adapt and adjust."
The Buckeyes completed just four passes while
piling up 287 yards on the ground.
"It was pretty much smashmouth football," Wells
said.
A raucous crowd of 104,042 - the largest ever in
reconstructed Ohio Stadium - was on hand for the
first night Big Ten game ever played in the 79-year-
old facility.
PURDUE 23, IOWA 14: Though not as dramatic as
last week, Brandon Hance engineered another

fourth-quarter comeback for Purdue.
The freshman scored on a four-yard keeper with
12:07 remaining as the 18th-ranked Boilermakers
overcame a sluggish effort on offense for three quar-
ters to post a 23-14 Big Ten conference victory over
Iowa.
In last week's 35-28 overtime win over Minneso-
ta, Purdue gained 448 yards, tying the contest on a
field goal as time expired before Hance tossed a 19-
yard touchdown pass to John Standeford in the extra
session.
Against Iowa (1-1, 3-1) Purdue was held to under
100 yards entering the final period and no offensive
touchdowns until Hance's score gave the Boilermak-
ers a 20-14 lead.
"We came out and completed the first pass of the
game and then fumbled it," said Hance, who fin-
ished 17-of-33 for 147 yards with an interception.
"That got us started off on the wrong foot. The
inability to get started quickly on offense can be a
big key to the game. I think that guys might have
lost confidence early on."
INDIANA 63, WiscONSIN 32: One week after
Antwaan Randle-El became the first player in col-
lege football history to rush for for 3,000 yards and
pass for 6,000 yards, another Indiana player made
history.
Senior running back Levron Williams rushed for a
school-record six touchdowns as Indiana shocked
Wisconsin, 63-32, in a Big Ten Conference contest
at Camp Randall Stadium.
Williams gained 280 yards on 20 carries for an
average of 14 yards per carry, helping Indiana (1-1,
1-3) score its most points since 1924 when it defeat-
ed Rose Polytechnic, 65-0.
ILLINOIS 25, MINNESOTA 14: Coach Ron Turner
wanted a better effort from Brandon Lloyd, and his
big-play receiver delivered.
After subpar performances the past two weeks,
Lloyd caught two touchdown passes and had 168
yards receiving as Illinois (1-1, 4-1) beat Minnesota
25-14.

AP PHOTO

Ohio State's Jonathan Wells ran for 179 yards Saturday against the Northwestern defense.

Lloyd opened the season with consecutive 100-
yard receiving games, both Illinois wins, but then all
but disappeared the next two weeks.
"I really had to look myself in the mirror and
say, "What are you doing wrong?' " Lloyd said.
"I had a couple of 100-yard games. I thought I
was okay, but I wasn't. I didn't put forth all my
effort."
The effort was there against Minnesota (0-2, 1-3).
Lloyd finished with nine catches, two more than the
rest of his team had combined.

"Brandon's obviously a very good player and we
didn't get the production out of him the last couple
weeks that we needed," Turner said. "It was nice to
get Brandon back in the flow of things."
Lloyd scored in the first quarter with the Illini
leading 3-0 on a 28-yard pass from quarterback Kurt
Kittner, a fade into the left corner of the end zone.
On his second touchdown, the final score of the
game, Minnesota defender Justin Fraley slipped and
fell at midfield. That left Lloyd wide open for the
59-yard touchdown.

Still a rivalry?
Five years ago, Penn State beat Michigan 29-17 and held a 3-1 series record. Since then, the
two programs have traded places; in that period Michigan has won three of the four Big Ten
titles and a national title, Penn State wasn't bowl eligible last year and will need to win six of
its next seven games to make a bowl this year. Here's a comparison of the two programs over
the last five years:

AP PHOTO
Purdue's Brandon Hance
WHO'S NEXT:
PURDUE
This winner of this week's game with No.
17 Purdue will have the inside track for
the Big Ten title.
Purdue is led by freshman quarterback
Brandon Hance. Hance's statistics are
not nearly as impressive as Drew Brees',
his predecessor. But he has led the Boil-
ermakers to a 4-0 record.
Two weeks ago, he led Purdue to an
overtime-forcing field goal as time
expired. Purdue won the game 35-28 in
overtime.
This past week, he led Purdue to a 23-
14 win over Iowa, in which he threw for
147 yards on 17-for-33 passing.
He also threw one touchdown pass.
In last year's game, Purdue came back
from a 28-10 deficit to beat Michigan
32-31. The game was used as the tie-
breaker for deciding the Rose Bowl, as
the two teams shared the Big Ten title
with Northwestern.
BIG TEN STANDINGS

YEAR
1997
1998
1999
2000

SCORE
34-8
27-0
31-27
33-11

MICHIGAN/PENN STATE

BowL

12-0/9-3
10-3/9-3
10-2/10-3
9-3/5-7

Rose/Citrus
Citrus/Outback
Orange/Alamo
Citrus/none

JOHNPRATT/Daily 2001

20-0

Joe Paterno hasn't been able to compete with Lloyd Carr lately.

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Normal
Last week, we were poor.
Nobody finished above .500, and
Arun finished 5-10. Three of us
even missed our Best Bets.
Things were starting to look
bleak.
Well, maybe not bleak, but there
were those - and they know
who they are - that doubted our
ability to pick games against the
spread.
This week, things were back to
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Team
Purdue
Michigan
Ohio State
Illinois
Iowa
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan State
Minnesota
Penn State

Big Ten
2 0
2 0
2 0
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1
0 1
0 2
0 3

Overall
4 0
4 1
3 1
4 1
3 1
3 1
3 3
1 3
2 1
1 3
0 4

THIS WEEKEND'S RESULTS
Michigan 20, PENN STATE 0
OHIO STATE 38, Northwestern 20
ILLINoIS 25, MINNESOTA 14
PURDUE 23, IOWA 14
INDIANA 63, Wisconsin 32


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