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    Aggies rank fifth
Page 6 THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1974
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Ohio State survives upsets,
Notre Dame drovs to seven
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(AP)—Ohio State survived
another wave of upsets last weekend
and held on to first place in The
Associated Press college football
rankings.
The Buckeyes, 42-point favorites,
had a tougher time than expected
but defeated Southern Methodist
28-9 and received 26 first-place
votes and 1,044 of a possible 1,140
points Monday from a nationwide
panel of sports writers and broad
casters.
Notre Dame, ranked second a
week ago, had its hopes for a second
consecutive national championship
jolted in a 31-20 loss to Purdue. The
Fighting Irish dropped to seventh
place while Oklahoma, the pre
season and first-week leader, mas
sacred Utah State 72-3 and moved
up from third to second with 25
first-place votes and 1,002 points.
Alabama and Michigan also
climbed one position each to third
and fourth, respectiyely. Alabama,
a 23-10 winner over Vanderbilt, re
ceived four first-place votes and 898
points while Michigan earned five
No. 1 votes but only 878 points fol
lowing a 52-0 clobbering of Navy.
Texas A&M went from ninth to
fifth by trouncing Washington
28-15. One ballot listed the Aggies
in a five-way tie for first place with
Ohio State, Oklahoma, Alabama
and Michigan.
A second straight shuffling of the
rankings found Nebraska up from
10th to sixth by defeating North
western 49-7, Notre Dame down to
No. 7, North Carolina State up from
13th to eighth with a 28-22 triumph
over Syracuse, Southern California
up from 18th to ninth by defeating
Pitt 16-7 and Texas Tech up from an
also-ran all the way to 10th by upset
ting Texas 26-3.
Auburn, ranked 11th, made the
Top Twenty for the first time this
season after a 21-0 whipping of Ten
nessee, which had been No. 14 but
dropped out of the rankings.
The rest of the Second Ten con
sists of Arizona, Florida, Illinois,
Penn State, Miami of Florida, Pitt,
Arizona State, Texas and Arkansas.
Florida made it by beating Mis
sissippi State 29-13, while Arkansas
got back in with a 60-0 rout of Tulsa.
Wisconsin lost to Colorado 24-21
and dropped out. So did Oklahoma
State, a 31-14 victim at the hands of
Baylor. Louisiana State, which lost
to Texas A&M a week ago, was
among the missing after being held
to a 10-10 standoff by Rice.
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The AP Top 20
The Associated Press Top
Twenty, with first-place votes in
parentheses, season record and
total points. Points tabulated on
basis of 20-18-16-14-12-10-9-8-etc.:
1. Ohio St. (25-x)
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NCAA hits SMU;
Terrell ineligible
Others receiving votes, listed al
phabetically: Cincinnati, Houston,
Kansas, Louisiana State, Maryland,
Memphis State, Miami of Ohio,
Missouri, Oklahoma State, Purdue,
Tulane, Wisconsin, UCLA.
One ballot listed a five-way tie for
first place among Ohio State, Ok
lahoma, Alabama, Michigan and
Texas A&M.
(AP) — Ira Terell, Southern
Methodist’s 6-foot-8 All-Southwest
Conference basketball center, says
he has no immediate comment
when notified his eligibility will be
revoked pending an appeal to the
NCAA by the school on his behalf.
“I might have something to say
later but I don’t right now,” Terrell
said Monday.
SMU is planning an appeal to the
NCAA’s eligibility committee. The
NCAA has already ruled that SMU
is ineligible to play in the national
collegiate basketball championships
or any other post-season tourna
ment.
The NCAA said last August thal
“On two occasions during the
1972-73 academic year, a student-
athlete was given cash by an assis
tant coach to be used for personal
expenses.”
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