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Page 20 THE BATTALION THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1981 Sports H No. 1 Trojans to test OU United Press International Now it’s Oklahoma’s turn. After sitting idly by and watching Michigan and Notre Dame fall from the No. 1 rating in the last two weeks, the second-rated Sooners get their chance at No. 1 Saturday when they visit Southern California before an expected crowd of 90,000 at Los Angeles Coliseum and a national television audience. “They’re awesome,” said Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer. He said his inexperienced defense will have to stop Southern Cal’s I-formation attack powered by tailback Marcus Allen, the nation s leading rusher. “The key to the ball game is that our six sophomores and our defense are going to have to play far above their ability, he said. What frightens me is that their offensive line is giant.’’ Southern Cal Coach John Robinson says this is the kind of game that makes college football so exciting. “We’ve attracted the attention of the whole nation,” said Robinson, “and that’s what makes this game fun. But it’s so early in the season it’s very, very premature to identify either team with greatness.’ Robinson said he’s concerned about facing Oklahoma s potent wish bone attack. “It’s certainly our first concern,” he said. “It’s an enormous change of style from what our players are used to. ” Here are the selections: EAST West Virginia 28, Colorado State 21 — Now that the Mountaineers are in the Top 20, they plan to stay awhile, at least until they meet Pittsburgh Oct. 10. Others: Indiana 28, Syracuse 24; Army 17, Brown 16; Cornell 14, Colgate 10; Holy Cross 21, Harvard 17; Delaware 28, Princeton 14. SOUTH Georgia 28, South Carolina 20 — Last year it was Herschel Walker against South Carolina’s George Rogers. Rogers is gone and so is the Gamecocks’ chance of winning. Mississippi 28, Arkansas 21 — Ole Miss quarterback John Fourcade teaches its Southwest Conference opponent about the forward pass. Mississippi State 24, Florida 21 — This may be the year Mississippi State finds itself in the Sugar Bowl. North Carolina 35, Boston College 14 — How many touchdowns will North Carolina running back Kelvin Bryant score this week? Alabama 24, Vanderbilt 17 — Vandy quarterback Whit Taylor may throw 50 passes to keep the Commodores in contention, but Alabama’s rushing game will eventually take its toll. Others: Georgia Tech 20, Memphis State 14; LSU 31, Rice 21; North Carolina State 28, Maryland 17; Tennessee 24, Auburn 21; Duke 19, Virginia 13; Virginia Tech 27, Wake Forest 22. MIDWEST UCLA 27, Iowa 14 — The Bruins make it two straight over Big Ten teams. Michigan 42, Navy 7 — Michigan will make short work of under manned Middies. Penn State 24, Nebraska 21 — Penn State Coach Joe Paterno has been waiting to get back at Huskers’ after last year’s loss. Notre Dame 34, Purdue 17 — The Fighting Irish begin their climb back into the Top 10. Others: Cincinnati 23, Rutgers 20; Iowa State 27, Kent State 17; Kansas 21, Kentucky 14; Kansas State 21, Drake 19; Michigan State 28, BowlingGreen 10; MinnesotaSl, Oregon State 14; Missouri 35, Louisville 12; Northwestern 22, Utah 21; Wisconsin 27, Western Michigan 21. SOUTHWEST Texas 21, Miami (Fla.) 14 — If this game was in Miami, it would be a different story. Others: Baylor 24, Texas Tech 20; Houston 28, Utah State 21; New Mexico 31, Air Force 17; Oklahoma State 25, San Diego State 18; SMU 35, TCU 10. PANSIES Plant now for wintor boanty! Food Panslas aw»ry 10 days with BLOOD MEAL and thay'll bloom all through tha wintor. HI Yield BLOOD MEAL 4 lb. bag Reg s 3 49 SALE $ 1" Don't Let rhe qET youR- LAWN... STIMULATED TOUR LAWNS* ROOT SYSTEM this Fall With ferti-lome. 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