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SPORTS
THE BATTALION
Monday. September 18,2000
Monday, Septen
Standings after
September 16, 2000
NORTH
Kansas St. 3 _ o
Iowa St. 3-0
Nebraska 2-0
Kansas 1-1
Missouri 1-2
Colorado 0-3
SOUTH
Texas Tech 4-0
Oklahoma 2-0
Oklahoma St. 2-0
Texas A&M 2-1
Texas 1-1
Baylor 1-1
FILE GRAPHIC/THE BATTALION
Texas stunned by loss
STANFORD, Calif. (AP) -
DeRonnie Pitts punctuated an up-
and-down, back-and-forth game with
a flying leap of faith.
Pitts cartwheeled into the end
zone after catching a 15-yard touch
down pass from backup quarterback
Chris Lewis with 1:12 to play as
Stanford beat No. 5 Texas 27-24 on
Saturday night.
Stanford led 20-9 with 10 minutes
left, Texas' Major Applewhite rallied
the Longhorns with two touchdown
drives. The Cardinal (2-1) then made
a frantic four-play, 59-yard drive in
just 43 seconds.
It ended when Pitts caught a short
sideline pass, broke Joe Walker's tack
le at the 10, leaped for the goal line,
was flipped into the air by Roderick
Babers and landed in the end zone.
“I knew I was flying over him as
soon as I got off that one tackle," Pitts
said. “Chris made a great throw, and
we set up the play perfectly. (The
leap) was pretty scary, but 1 saw (Vir
ginia Tech QB) Michael Vick do it to
day, so I thought I'd give it a shot.”
Texas (1 -1) could not answer, with
Brandon Healy dropping a fourth-
down pass from Applewhite with 33
seconds to play. Stanford fans stood
and cheered for several minutes after
“It's an absolute
ly fantastic feel
ing to beat a team
of this caliber”
— Tyrone Willingham
Stanford football coach
the victory, the school’s first over a top-
10 team since Sept. 18.1993, when the
Cardinal beat No. 7 Colorado.
“It's an absolutely fantastic feel
ing to beat a team of this caliber,”
said coach Tyrone Willingham, who
called the victory one of the biggest
of his tenure. “It shows the resilience
of our young men to bounce back and
not let the past affect them."
With former Stanford golferTige:
Woods cheering on the sideline.
Lewis led a dramatic comeback in
place of starter Randy Fasani, who
injured his left knee when he was
sacked by Maurice Gordon just sei-
en minutes into the game.
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Stanford defense, Applewhite con
nected with B.J. Johnsonona71-ya]
touchdown strike with 9:29 to play
Applewhite then hit Victor Ike overtrf
middle for a 38-yard scoring play wra
5:44 left to give Texas a 24-20 lead
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of the bizarre,” Applewhite said.
didn’t play well until the fourthqr
ter. We had some confidence andma
mentum in the fourth quarter, ari;
when we got the big play, we real:;
started feeding off that.”
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battle, with both teams combining!:
23 frustrating punts. The Longhorr,;
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LUBBOCK (AP) — Texas Tech improved to 4-0 with
a 26-0 victory over Louisiana-Lafayette, but quarterback
Kliff Kingsbury said the Red Raiders can use next week
off to let some bumps and bruises heal and to work on of
fensive consistency.
The Red Raiders managed just 14 yards of offense
during the third quarter.
“It was just one of those things,” Kingsbury said. “We
just had a spell where it seemed like we let up a little. We
didn’t come out and play as well as we're capable.”
Kingsbury’s 2-yard pass to Tim Baker and field
goals of 24 and 19 yards by Chris Burkholz gave the
Red Raiders a 13-0 halftime lead over the Ragin' Ca
juns (0-3). A 71-yard screen pass to Baker set up an
other touchdown.
“I let myself down and made some stupid mistakes,”
Cajun quarterback Jon Van Cleave said. "We moved the
chains in the second half. We just have to finish drives.”
Tech intercepted Van Cleave three times and Wes
Welker scored on a 63-yard punt return late in the third.
In the fourth , Baker took a screen pass 71 yardsfe
the Tech 25 to the Cajun 4, and running back Rki
Williams scored from there.
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careful with the ball,” Baker said. "1 have confident;;
Ricky that when we get that close, he’ll get it in that
Kingsbury completed 24 of 37 passes for 240 yr
with two interceptions. Williams carried 15 timesfo::
yards. Two weeks ago, Kingsbury threw for a
record 456 yards against Utah State.
"I know sometimes it seems like we’re takingone'
forward and one step back, but 1 thought we had abet
tempo and we had a better attacking mentality.” Kk
bury said. “1 think we’re improving.”
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John Bernard was the visitors' leading rusher, gainins:
yards on 15 carries.
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rick Briggs intercepted Van Cleave's deep pass at the Is
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