From: pfleming@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Patrick E Fleming)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.football.college
Subject: MAC review for November 14, 1992
Date: 16 Nov 92 19:16:20 GMT
Article-I.D.: magnus.CMM.0.90.4.721941380.pfleming
Organization: The Ohio State University

MAC Conference Standings
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after November 14, 1992

                   Conference             Overall
Team               W   L   T    pct.      W   L   T    pct.
-----------------------------------------------------------
xBowling Green     8   0   0   1.000      9   2   0    .818
W. Michigan        6   3   0    .667      7   3   1    .682
Toledo             5   3   0    .625      7   3   0    .700
Akron              5   3   0    .625      6   3   1    .650
Miami              5   3   0    .625      6   4   1    .591
Ball State         5   4   0    .556      5   6   0    .455
C. Michigan        4   5   0    .444      5   6   0    .455
Kent               2   7   0    .222      2   9   0    .182
E. Michigan        1   7   0    .125      1  10   0    .091
Ohio               1   7   0    .125      1  10   0    .091

x - clinched conference championship

Games for November 14, 1992
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Youngstown State 10, Akron 10: The Penguins almost posted their second 
                               consecutive win over a MAC opponent, but
Host Akron managed the tie by kicking a 39 yard field goal wiht only 
six seconds remaining in the contest.  With a 10-7 lead, it appeared 
that Younstown State had the game in hand when Reggie Lee intercepted a 
Marcel Weems pass with 4:29 remaining.  The Zip defense, however, forced 
a Penguin punt.  Akron then took the ball on its own 21 yard line and
drove to the tying score.

Bowling Green 38, Ball State 6: The Falcons extended their winning streak
                                in the MAC 16 by beating up on the visitng
Ball State Cardinals.  Falcon Coach, Gary Blackney, is undefeated in MAC
conference play in his two years at the Bowling Green helm.  Erik White 
completed 16 of 33 passes for 245 yards and three touchdowns of 28 yards
to LeRoy Smith, 13 yards to Mark Szlachcic and 46 yards to Dave Hankins.

Miami 31, Kent 14: Miami stormed back from a 14-0 deficit to defeat the 
                   Golden Flashes in Oxford.  Lakumba Wallace threw for
one touchdown and ran for another to help the Redskins overcome a 
scoreless first half.  Kent scored on a 58 yard interception return by 
Vince Benton and a 6 yard run by Reggie Cook.  Miami's defence tied the 
score in the second half on a fumble return and an interception return. 

Toledo 41, Eastern Michigan 0: The Rockets secured a spot in the three 
                               way tie for third with a shutout win over
hapless Eastern Michigan in the Glass Bowl in Toledo.  The Rocket defense 
yielded only 89 yards while forcing seven fumbles.  Casey MacBeth scored 
two touchdowns for Toledo.

Western Michigan 19, Central Michigan 14: No report available.

Colorado State 35, Ohio 24: The Rams had to come from behind to beat the 
                            Bobcats and did so by scoring 21 fourth quarter
points.  Greg Primus had 118 yards in receiving and scored what proved to
be the winning touchdown on a 65 yard hook-up from Eric Prahl.  This
setback marked the ninth consecutive loss for Ohio.

I was 5-1 against my spread (oddly enough, I was 5-1 in picking winners
too) bringing my season total to 40-26 (45-21 in picking winners.)

     - Pat

- Patrick E. Fleming ----------------------------------------------------------
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