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SPORTS
Ducks crack Top 25
with victory over BYU
Oregon's football team broke
into this week's Associated
Press Top 25 poll after beating
Brigham Young 32-16 Saturday
, at Autzen Stadium
The Ducks had received only
10 votes last week after losing
to Arizona, but upset the then
fourth-ranked Cougars to crack
the Top 25 at No. 22 this week
This is the seventh time in
the last four seasons that Coach
Rich Brooks' team has been in
the AP poll.
Ijtst season Oregon was
ranked 22nd after beating Iowa
in the second game of the sea
son and later 23rd after beating
Arizona 16-10. Before the AP
poll expanded from 20 to 25
teams last year, the Ducks were
ranked in the Top 20 three
times during the 108H season
and once during the 1087 cam
paign
BYU dropped from the Top
10 after its loss to the Ducks,
falling to No. 11 and ending
three consecutive weeks of be
ing in the Top 10.
Notre Dame retained its No 1
ranking this week while Flori
da State was again second.
Three Pacific-10 Conference
teams besides the Ducks also
were in the Top 25.
USC moved up from 18th to
15th after beating Ohio State
while Washington fell from
12th to 17th after losing to Col
orado. Arizona was also in the
poll, checking in at No. 25.
down from No. 16.
The Top Twenty Five
By The Associated Press
The Top Twenty Five teams
in (he Associated Press 1990 col
lege football poll, with first-plate
votes in parentheses, records
through Sept 29, total points
Itased on 25 points for u first
plat v. vote through one point for
a 25lhplar e vote and last week's
rankings:
Record Pts Pvs
1 Mol re Dame (49] 30-0 ' 489 t
2 Florida St (101
3 Michigan
4 Virginia (11
5 Auburn
6 Tennessee
7 Oklahoma
8 Nebraska
9 Miami. Fla
10 Florida
It 8YU
12 Colorado
13 Houston
lie Illinois
t5 USC
16 Clemson
17 Washington
16 Michigan SI
19 Texas ASM
20 Ohio St
21 Arkansas
22 Oregon
23 Georgia Tech
24 Fresno St
25 An.-ona
4 0 0 1,420 2
2 1 0 1 296 6
5 00 1.244 7
20 1 1.227 3
3 0 2 1 217 5
4 0 0 1.129 9
4 0 0 1.106 8
2 10 1096 10
4 00 816 17
4 10 779 4
3M 777 20
300 748 13
2 1 0 748 14
310 713 18
4 lO 636 19
3 1 0 580 12
1 M 342 22
3 10 333 11
2 1 0 280 15
2 1 0 273 23
310 257 -
3 00 197 vs -
500 193 24
3 10 191 16
Olher receiving voles Wyoming 95
LSU 60’v. Indiana 76 Mississippi 51
Texas 40. Anyone St 13. Georgia 12
Syracuse 11, UCLA 7 Alabama 6 Lou
isvitie 6 Mtaaoun 4. South Carolina 4
Wesl Virginia 4 Toledo 2 Tevas Chris
tian 1
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