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Blue Devils viia third straight .
'Give me that ball9
Defensive tackle Jack Parry chases down Wake Forest quarterback Gary Schofield in UNO's 48-10 victory. It
was the fifth time North Carolina has given up 14 points or less. The Tar Heel defense sacked Schofield and
reserve David Webber three times for a total of 28 yards lost. Schofield ended 20-of-35 for 231 yards.
game
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Wake Forest 0 3 7 0 10
N. Carolina ' 13 14 14 7 43
WFU UNC
First downs 18 28
Rushes-yards 26-52 66-467
Passing yards 249 76
Return yards ' -0 '182
Passes 23-42-2 6-17-1
Sacks by . 04 3-28
Punts 7-39 1-57
Fumbles-lost 00 0-0
Penalties-yard 5-50 6-60
Time of Possession 26:04 33:56
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS .
RUSHING WFU, Cockerham 5-2 Dougherty
2- 17, UNC, Anthony 26-224, Ratliff 22-158, Bu'rris
10-48.
PASSING - WFU, Schofield 2035-1-231,
Webber 3-7-1-18. UNC, Elkins 6-16-1-76.
RECEIVING WFU. Duckett 6-70, leitner
3- 65. UNC, Smith 2-22, Robinson 2-7.
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With two minutes left to play, it ap
peared Duke had snatched a tie from the
jaws of victory, failing to score on a
fourth-and-goal.
But thanks to the Duke defense and a
little luck, the Blue Devils edged Virginia
Tech 14-7 Saturday when defensive back
Dennis Tabron returned an interception
10 yards for a touchdown with 56 seconds
left. . . -.v --v.
"I've been saying all along that Old
Lady Fate would turn in our favor,"
Duke coach Red Wilson said. ,
Wilson also praised his defense and
added that he believed his team had been
taught a valuable lesson.
"I think we've learned to win," Wilson
said.
. The game's hero, Tabron, said the vic
tory really meant a lot to the team, "be
cause we were 21 -point underdogs."
Quarterback Ben Bennett was instru
mental in leading the Duke victory. He
had not seen action since the season
opener because of a shoulder injury, and
reserve Ron Sally had come on to lead the
Devils to two victories.
But Sally did not perform weU Satur
day, and Wilson only said, "He has been
mighty good, but this just wasn't his
day.".
On the Blue Devils' winning play,
Virginia Tech -coach Bill Dooley took
credit for calling the pass play.
"I take the blame for the pass call that
gave them the winning touchdown,"
Dooley said. "I don't play to tie, I play to
win." .'
Tennessee 10 Georgia Tech 7
Tennessee's offense may have scored
the points, but Coach Johnny Majors
credited his defensive unit and punters
'for the 10-7 non-conference victory
Saturday over Georgia Tech.
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"Defense ... you could not ask for any
thing better," Majors said, referring to
the squad whose performance included
seven tackles for a total of 29 lost yards.'
"Our kicking game was also out
standing," Majors said. "I don't see how
it could be much better. We not only
punted well, but our coverage was good
and our field goal kicker again gave us
the winning margin."
" Yellow Jacket Coach BUI Curry said
the game was in the tradition of the old
Georgia Tech-Tennessee games.
"The kicking game dominated play,
and the final outcome was decided by
who made the last mistake," Curry said.
Tennessee quarterback Steve Alatorre
passed to wide receiver Anthony Hancock
for a 42-yard touchdown play that gave
the Volunteers the win.
ACC Roundup
Oemson 27 Virginia 0
Strangely enough, it was Clemson's of
fense and kicking that drew most of Vir
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after the ninth-ranked Tigers shut out
Virginia 27-0 Saturday.
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awesome; keeping the Cavaliers deep in
their own territory during much of the
Atlantic Coast Conference football
game. ,;.
But Bestwick said that judging from
what he had seen, Clemson's offense has
been unjustly maligned.
"People criticize their offense; I don't
see how," Bestwick said. "An offense is
supposed to win you football games when
they have the chance, and that is exactly
what Clemson's offense does.
"They don't make any mistakes or
turnovers, and they score what it takes to
win," the Cavalier coach added.
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Clemson head coach Danny Ford said
the game looked like it was a lot of fun
for his players.
"Right now I can't think of anything
we did wrong; but I'm sure we'll see
several things when we look at the film,"
Ford said.
He noted his defense got its first shut
out of the year and that the kicking and
pass-coverage games were good.
Clemson tailback Cliff Austin led the
offense; running for two touchdowns. .
Florida 15 Maryland 10 '
Defensive back Kyle Knight dumped
Maryland's quarterback in the end zone
for a safety, and halfback James Jones
lofted an option pass to his own quarter
back Saturday as Florida defeated Mary
land 15-10.
Florida went ahead 8-7 with 9:53 left
in the third quarter when Knight tackled
Norman Esiason 13 yards behind the line
of scrimmage. ;
On Florida's next possession, quarter
back Wayne Peace pitched the ball to
Jones then ran around the left into the
end zone and grabbed Jones pass from
the 9-yard line, giving the Gators a 15-7
lead. ;
Maryland's Jesse Atkinson booted a
31-yard field goal with 10:18 left in the
game for the Terrapins' final score.
The Florida defense sacked Esiason
four times, costing the Terps a total of 38
yards. .,
Maryland opened scoring late in the
first quarter when Esiason hit John Tice
with a 4-yard scoring strike to take a 7-0
. lead. . ; '
Florida answered in the second quarter
with field goals of 31 and 49 yards by
Brian Clark.
The victory boosted the Gator's record
to 4-2, while the Terps, 35-20 losers to
Florida last year in the Tangerine Bowl,
dropped to 1-3-1.
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