From: mchenry@BAEPV2.NCSU.EDU (MCHENRY@BAE.NCSU.EDU)
Subject: Re: ACC Results
Reply-To: mchenry@BAEPV2.NCSU.EDU (MCHENRY@BAE.NCSU.EDU)
Organization: North Carolina State University
Distribution: usa
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 17:44:46 GMT



14-SEP-1992 13:39:43.45
 

All Three ACC teams that played I-AA opponents had trouble this
week. Wake and Georgia Tech trailed in the second half and UNC 
was barely ahead. FSU may have proven whose the best in the ACC
but they have three more potential tough road games before they
can start woofing. 




>
>9/12/92 Games
>-------------
>
>VIRGINIA 53 NAVY 0: So much for the question mark at Quarterback. Bobby
>Goodman was 14 of 22 for 306 yards and a school record 5 TD passes.
>Pete Allen caught 2, Tyronne Davis 2 and TE Aaron Mundy caught one. Navy
>could not stop Virginia's offense - the Cavs totaled 576 yards, while
>the defense held Navy to 148. 
>

I thought the "Middies" were supposed to be improved this year at
least that's what their coach said.



>FLORIDA STATE 24 CLEMSON 20: The Seminoles rallied in the 4th quarter to
>win. Charlie Ward hit Kevin Knox on a 9 yard TD pass with 2:08 left
>in the game. An interception on Clemson's final drive sealed the game for
>Florida State. 
> 

FSU has proved they can win at the toughest place to play in the ACC
under the worst of circumstances. I thought Clemson had it when they
took the lead in the fourth. Ward still appears to be interception prone
and he'll be facing a tough secondary this weekend in Raleigh. 




>VANDERBILT 42 DUKE 37: Plenty of offense in this see-saw game. Vandy's
>Eric Lewis scored on a 6 yard TD run with 3:51 left for the final score,
>capping an 80 yard drive.
>

Typical Duke, all offense and no defense.

>GEORGIA TECH 37 WESTERN CAROLINA 19: Shawn Jones threw 1 TD pass and
>rushed for 2 more. Scott Sisson also kicked 3 Field Goals. Tech trailed
>16-13 in the 3rd quarter when 2 interceptions led to 10 points. 
>

Western must be improving, they lost 67 - 0 to NCSU 2(or 3) years ago in a 
game where they failed to get a first down.



>NC STATE 14 MARYLAND 10: Maryland totaled 501 yards in total offense and 
>still lost. Kaleo threw 56 passes for 30+ completions, but also had 3
>interceptions and 1 fumble. State's defense was able to keep Maryland
>out of the end zone, despite the big numbers on offense. NC State's
>offense looked shaky Saturday, but they were still able to get the job
>done.
>

What year is Kaleo? He was very impressive. Maryland looks like they're
on the way back up. 




>NORTH CAROLINA 28 FURMAN 0: UNC quarterbacks threw 3 interceptions, but
>the Tar Hells still managed an easy win over Furman. Furman's starting 
>QB was injured in the 2nd quarter and did not return.
>

I was at this game and what started out looking like a sure blowout 
turned into a tough game for UNC. UNC dominated early but kept turning
the ball over in scoring range. The second half started much the same
with Carolina moving the ball some and then turning it over. It was not 
an easy win for the Heels who led only 6-0 midway through the third with 
Furman driving. The Tarheel defense held on and the offense eventually 
wore down the smaller Paladens. The biggest concern for the Heels after
this game has to be the passing game which was not impressive.


>WAKE FOREST 10 APPALACHIAN STATE 7: Appalachian State looked like they
>were on their way to a second straight upset of Wake when TE John Henry
>Mills caught a 4 yard TD pass with 1:11 left to give Wake what will
>probably be one of it's few wins this season. 
>
>
>

I'm sort of glad Wake won because this may be their only win of the
season.


KRM





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>U.Va. School of Engineering, Class of 1990  VV VV   1992 Women's ACC BB Champs.
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