Newsgroups: rec.sport.football.college
Subject: Big 8 Review(11-23)
From: scott@mccall.com (Scott D. Davis)
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 10:25:11 CST
Reply-To: scott@mccall.com (Scott D. Davis)
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All American Football team
Will Shields, NU, Off linemen
Travis Hill, NU, def linemen
Sean Snyder, KSU, P

Sat(11-21)
ISU @ CU	31-10 CU
KU @ MU		22-17 MU
KSU @ OSU	10-0 KSU


****
Colorado 31	Iowa State 10

Cordell Stewart ended his season with the Buffaloes(pending
a bowl game) witha  school-record 2,109 passing yards.  CU
set a Big8 season record with 3,271 passing yds(KU, 1983,
had 3,146yd).  C.Johnson(1,149) and Westbrook(1,060) became
the 4th tandem in NCAA history to each receive over 1,000yds
on the same team.  CU beat ISU for the 9th straight year and
keeps their OrangeBowl hopes alive.  CU jumped out early
with 3 TD passes in the first half, while keeping ISU to
just 3pts.

		ISU	CU
1stdowns	15	19
rush yds	50-205	37-112
pass yds	107	279
return yds	95	47
pass		8-13-1	20-31-2
punts		5-43	4-51
fumbles-lost	6-2	0-0
penalties	4-31	6-69
time poss	28:45	31:15
Att-37,382

ISU	3	0	7	0	-10
CU	7	21	3	0	-31

CU-Hill 19pass from Stewart(Blottiaux kick)
ISU-25FG Stewart
CU-Westbrook 24pass from Stewart(Blottiaux kick)
CU-Fauria 1pass from Stewart(Blottiaux kick)
CU-Warren 3run(Blottiaux kick)
ISU-Hughes 27pass from Seiler(Stewart kick)
CU-43FG Blottiaux

Rush	ISU-Patterson 11-99, Ulrich 10-58, Seiler 21-35
	CU-Hill 20-91, Warren 11-25, Detmer 2-0
Pass	ISU-Seiler 8-13-1-107
	CU-Stewart 20-30-2-279, Detmer 0-1-0-0
Recv	ISU-Dostal 2-49, Spencer 2-23, Hughes 1-27
	CU-Westbrook 7-81, C.Johnson 6-119, Fauria 4-32


****
Missouri 22	Kansas  17

Eichloff became KU's all-time scoring leader with 238pts, although
he had 48yder blocked and missed a 42yder(normal holder Hilleary
was out).  MU's Jacke set a school record with 5 FGs.

KU had their bell rung....especially Hilleary.  Third play of their
second possession, when Hilleary got clotheslined after a 4yd gain.
After a brief trip out, Hilleary came back in to lead them for a
65yd TD drive.  But Hilleary couldn't remember formations after
the coaches signalled in the plays.  By halftime, Hilleary was
okay, but the doctors said he shouldn't play.  So he didn't.
Instead, Fredrick Thomas came in as the backup.  Thomas had little
experience and it showed.  So KU tried to mix it up, but the
halfback pass was picked off, and switching QBs led to a fumble.
MU tried a fumble-rooskie, but Stubblefield snuffed it out for
a 1yd loss.  Mizzou was up 16-10 in the 3rd Q, when Thomas lead
KU down field for a go-ahead TD.  But the Tigers answered with
2 FG drives.  KU drove to MU's 32 before time ran out.

KU hasn't officially received any bowl invite.

		KU	MU
1stdowns	20	20
rush yds	57-310	38-104
pass yds	49	284
return yds	10	(-1)
pass		4-20-1	22-40-1
punts		5-43	5-38
fumbles-lost	0-0	0-0
penalties	9-58	9-116
time poss	29:24	30:36
Att-30,845

KU	7	3	7	0	-17
MU	6	7	3	6	-22

MU-21FG Jacke
KU-Hilleary 4run(Eichloff kick)
MU-39FG Jacke
MU-Kayhill 1run(Jacke kick)
KU-42FG Eichloff
MU-40FG Jacke
KU-Douglas 5run(Eichloff kick)
MU-23FG Jacke
MU-43FG Jacke

Rush	KU-Douglas 31-180, White 14-88, Hilleary 5-35
	MU-Kayhill 24-86, Freeman 7-10, Handy 1-10
Pass	KU-Thomas 4-18-0-49, Hilleary 0-1-0-0, Douglas 0-1-1-0
	MU-Handy 22-39-1-284, Bailey 0-1-0-0
Recv	KU-White 2-19, Smith 1-19, Licursi 1-11
	MU-Bailey 12-179, Holly 6-59, Jadlot 2-25


****
Kansas State 10		Oklahoma State 0

The Wildcats had a record day.  First time they've been undefeated
at home since 1934.  Second shutout in a year, first since 1973.
CJ Masters got his 7th interception in a year(new record).  Mendez
got his 13th career interception for a new record.  And KSU set a
new single season record with 21 interceptions.  On with the game.

Turnovers was the difference in this game...looking at the stats
below, everything looks even except turnovers.  KSU got 3 early
points on the first of their 4 ints.  Later, Venables recovered
a fumble for KSU on OSU's 33.  Which set up KSU's Fumble-Rooskie
for a TD, and last points of the game.  A brisk 20mph north wind
killed passes and punts and made it a sparse crowd.  On OSU's next
possession, they fumbled again.  Mid-way thru the 2nd quarter,
KSU got another INT, OSU's 4th turnover in 6 possessions.  Early
in the 3rd quarter, OSU failed on a 4th-n-one.  The Cowboys
threatened to score again, but had their FG blocked.  OSU had
a couple of more passes picked off.

		OSU	KSU
1stdowns	12	10
rush yds	43-99	42-102
pass yds	120	96
return yds	30	87
pass		12-23-4	10-21-0
punts		7-37	12-35
fumbles-lost	2-2	3-1
penalties	4-50	6-67
time poss	31:04	28:56
Att-20,197

OSU	0	0	0	0	-0
KSU	3	7	0	0	-10

KSU-30FG Wright
KSU-8run Lawrence(off guard) fumble-rooskie(Wright kick)

Rush	OSU-White 16-54, Franks 9-27, Williams 5-23
	KSU-Gallon 23-46, Schiller 3-33, Smith 3-14
Pass	OSU-Porter 12-23-4-120
	KSU-Smargiasso 1-4-0-11, Garber 9-17-0-85
Recv	OSU-Keith 3-15, Culver 2-42, Denson 2-26
	KSU-Benton 4-35, Rees 3-33, Seib 1-11

******


	conf		overall
CU	5-1-1		9-1-1
NU	4-1-0		7-2-0
OU	3-1-2		5-3-2
KU	4-3-0		7-4-0
KSU	2-4-0		5-5-0
OSU	2-4-1		4-6-1
ISU	2-5-0		4-7-0
MU	2-5-0		3-8-0

TV games are CST.
Fri(11-27)
        NU @ OU         12:30pm ABC
Sat(12-5)
        KSU v NU(Toyko)  9:00pm
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