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Tar Heels face tali task against No. 1 Sooners
From The Associated Press
Back in 1980, North Carolina had
just beaten North Carolina State 28-
8 to go 6-0 and was about to move up
from No. 8 to No. 7 in the Asso
ciated Press rankings.
As they were leaving the stadium,
a member of North Carolina’s ath
letic department turned to a writer
friend and said, “Boy, do we get a
break. In two weeks we go out to
play Oklahoma, but next week we
play East Carolina and they run the
wishbonejust like Oklahoma.”
The Tar Heels disposed of East
Carolina 31-3 and moved up to No.
6. The following weekend, they
moved (1) to Norman, Okla., and (2)
out of the Top Ten.
The final score was 41-7, Caroli
na’s only loss in an 11-1 season, as
Oklahoma rushed for 495 yards —
quarterback J.C. Watts had 139 —
and scored six times on the ground.
Oklahoma is a 23-point favorite
but bear in mind that North Caro
lina has a classic dropback passer in
Mark Maye. Also bear in mind that
outstanding passers have given Ok
lahoma fits in the past.
The pick is Oklahoma 28-21.
No. 3 UCLA at No. 2 Nebraska
(favored by 6V2): One of them won’t
be in the top three next week. Ne
braska 20-17.
No. 16 Notre Dame at No. 9 Mich
igan (by 4): Notre Dame begins its
100th year of football. Michigan 20-
13.
No. 19 Alabama at No. 3 Penn
State (by 3): Penn State 24-17.
Kansas at No. 4 Auburn (by 35 V2):
Auburn 38-10.
West Virginia at No. 5 Ohio State
(by 17): Ohio State 35-7.
Fullerton State at No. 6 LSU (no
line): You just know Fullerton State
was looking ahead last week when it
lost to Hawaii 44-0. LSU 45-0.
No. 8 Florida State (by I8V2) at
East Carolina: The Seminoles have
some tough games down the road.
This week’s road is a primrose path.
Florida State 38-14.
No. 10 Clemson (by 13‘/a) at Vir
ginia Tech: Tech’s new battle cry is
“Leave it to Beamer” — as in new
Coach Frank Beamer. Clemson 27-
10.
Purdue at No. 12 Washington (by
22): Washington 28-7.
No. 13 Arkansas (by 4) at Missis
sippi: Could Ole Miss possibly have
been looking ahead when it was up
set by Memphis State last week? The
Southwest Conference’s miseries
continue. Mississippi 21-20.
No. 14 Tennessee (by 9) at Missis
sippi State: Upset Special of the
Week: Mississippi State 24-20.
No. 15 Arizona State (by 7) at Illi
nois: Last year, ASU won the Pac-10
title. This time, Coach John Cooper
says the Sun Devils are shooting for
bigger game. Arizona State 27-13.
North Carolina State at No. 18
Pitt (by 17'A): Pitt 35-14.
Oregon State at No. 20 Georgia
(by ISVa): Georgia 37-14.
Baylor (by 6V2) at Missouri: The
Bears were rebuilding even before
quarterback Ed Lovell got hurt. Sec
ond Upset Special: Missouri 24-17.
Driver in critical conditii
after crash at Indianap: fol 83 r
INDIANAPOLIS (AP)-Indy-
car driver Roberto Guerrero was
in critical condition Thursday af
ter his car hit the second-turn
wall at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway during tire tests.
trout wheel may havei
and struck Guerrero inti
The driver was unconsoo.
he was removed fronitheij
taken to the hospital bf
lance.
Guerrero, 29, was taken to
Methodist Hospital with moder
ate to severe head injuries, CART
medical director Dr. Stephen Ol-
vey said.
The Colombian native won the
Escort Radar Warning 200 Sun
day at the Mid-Ohio S|K>rts Cur
Course in Lexinuton, Ohio.
Car owner Vince Grauatelli
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