Nebraska falls 3 spots in AP football poll
i ne Associated Kress
Coach Tom Osborne was pleased
with Nebraska’s 13-0 victory over
Baylor. But others apparently were
n’t impressed with the Cornhuskcrs’
performance.
Despite the opening victory Satur
day, Nebraska fell three spots to No.
10 in The Associated Press college
football poll. It was the biggest drop
of any Top 25 team.
While Nebraska’s defense was
dominant against Baylor, the Corn
nusKers oi tense struggled and failed
to score a touchdown until the final
minute of the game. Still, the Corn
huskcrs received one first-place vote
in this week’s nationwide survey of
60 sports writers and broadcasters.
Miami, which starts its season at
Brigham Young on Saturday, got the
most first-place votes (27) and re
mained No. 1 with 1,444 points. Notre
Dame, which meets Michigan in its
opener on Sept. 15, stayed in second
with 20 first-place votes and 1,421
points.
Auburn and Florida State lied for
third with 1,304 points, although the
Seminoles led 7-4 in first-place votes.
Florida State, which trailed Auburn
by 43 points in the preseason poll,
gained ground on the Tigers even
though neither team has played a game.
Michigan and Colorado switched
places, with the Wolverines moving
up to No. 5 and the Buffaloes falling
to No. 6 aftentying Tennessee 31-31
in the Pigskin Classic on Aug. 26.
Southern Cal moved up two spots
to No. 7 after beating Syracuse 34-16
in the Kickoff Classic. Tennessee,
which received one first-place vote,
remained No. 8 after clobbering Pa
cific 55-7 and Clcmson rose one notch
to No. 9 following its 59-0 roul of
Long Beach State.
Illinois is 11th, followed by Texas
A&M, Alabama, Virginia, Arkansas,
Brigham Young, Pittsburgh, Ohio
State, UCLA and Washington. Round
ing out the Top 25 are Penn State,
tviicmgan ataie, UKianoma, nousion
and West Virginia.
Texas A&M climbed one spot to
No. 12 after beating Hawaii 28-13
and Virginia, which overpowered
Kansas 59-10, moved up a notch to
No. 14.
BYU stayed at No. 16 after down
ing Texas-El Paso 30-10, Pitt rose
one spot to No. 17 following a 35-3
victory over Ohio University and West
Virginia remained No. 25 after beat
ing Kent State 35-24.
Associated
Press Top 25
1 Miami BBJ~T
2 Notre Dame BB] 2
3 Auburn B9uj 3
TIE Florida St. BB] 4
5 Michigan BB| 6
6 Cobrack) oral 5
7 Southern Cai Ujjtl 9
8 Tennessee itHH
9 Clemson imi 10
10 Nebraska BBB] 7
11 Illinois BBS 11
12 Texas A&M JBBS 13
13 Alabama BBuM2
14 Virginia |BBSl5
15 Arkansas BB3 14
16 Brigham Young rEm 1 e
17 Pittsburgh BBS] 18
18 Ohb St. ' 117
19 UCLA BSSl9
20 Washington BB] 20
21 Penn St 9 21
22 Michigan St. BBjj 23
23 Oklahoma / Bm22
24 Houston BB| 24
25 West Virginia IBB|25
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2 Notre Dame
T_D P 3 Auburn
| I 4 Tennessee
5 Colorado
6 Florida St.
L-^ 7 USC
| 8 Michigan
• ^ 1 9 Clemson
\ w 10 Texas A&M
John Bruca/Daily Nebraskan
I Sept. 6 — Volleyball, No. 2
Nebraska vs. No. 1 UCLA, 11
p.m. at Wahinc Invitational,
Honolulu.
7 — * JV Football, Ne
braska vs. Snow (Utah) Junior
College, at Memorial Sta
dium, 1 p.m.
8 — Volleyball, Ne
braska vs. No. 3 Hawaii, 1
a m., at Wahinc Invitational.
— Volleyball, Nebraska
vs. No. 7 Ohio State, 11 p.m.,
at Wahine Invitational.
— Football, No. 10 Ne
braska vs. Northern Illinois, at
Memorial Stadium, 1:30 p.m.
* UNL students showing
student ID admitted free.
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