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              Monday, Nov. 1,1993
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when Dilfer hit Malcolm Seabron
on a 20-yard touchdown pass to
increase the Bulldog lead to 28-10.
From that point on it was all
Wyoming. The Cowboys' Ryan
Christophers on answered
Seabron's touchdown when'he
scored off the very next play from
scrimmage on a56-yard ran to bring
Wyoming to within 11.
Midway through the fourth quar¬
ter, Wyoming's All-American re¬
ceiver Ryan Yarborough caught a
Hughes pass and outraced FSU's
James Burton for a 47-yard score.
Hughes then found Yarborough on
the 2 point conversion to make the
score 28-25.
Yarborough, who came into the
game as the NCAA's leading re¬
ceiver with 154.7 yards receiving
per game, was limited in the first
half to just one catch for 12 yards.
' In the second half, he started to get
Often, finishing With five catches
for 90 yards and the one touch-
,down.
The Fresno State offense, which
prides itself with coming away with
points once they get inside the op¬
ponent 20-yard line, failed to score
three time in the;'second half in
Wyoming's red zone.
Twice DerekMahoney missed
field goals and the other came up
short when Dilfer fumbled the ball
on Wyoming's 19. The Bulldogs
also had the ball on the Wyoming
27, but Ryan Folsom recovered An¬
thony Daigle's fumble.
Dilfer finished the game com¬
pleting 21 of 34 passes for 309
yards and two touchdowns.
Notes, from page 6
by three, 28-25, FSU lined up in T-
heavy formation and Dilfer tried a
bootleg play, he fumbled and Wyo¬
ming recovered to take over on
downs with 3:46 to play.
Over-30 streak ended
For the first time sinceBYU last
season, the Bulldogs failed to score
30 points. In the game against the
Cougars, the Bulldogs were able to
score only 24points in a 36-24loss.
The two-time defending scor¬
ing champions have scored at least
30 points in 49 of their last 69
games.
Rivers held under 100 yards
The senior running back man¬
aged only 73 yards on 20 carries, an
average of only 3.65 yards a cany.
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contest, averaging 124.4 yards a
game and 6.4 yards a rush.
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the third time this season, Rivers
has not rushed fpr 100 yards. How¬
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Rivers can go over the 1,000
yard mark this season Saturday
against UTEP in Bulldog Stadium.
He has 156 rashes for 944 yards
heading into, the contest.
Bulldogs get a scare
In the third quarter, Dilfer was
hit and suffered a braised knee. He
was alright and returned the game
one play later to throw a touch¬
down pass.
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By Mark Bryant
Staffwriter    -
While Fresno State's soccer
team is gaining notoriety for goal-
scoring and clutch victories, the
"other" Bulldog kickers are doing
the same..
The FSU women's soccer team
raised their record to 7-0-1 with a
1-0 blanking of San Diego State on
Saturday. Head coach Carol
Lauchner
thinks the
'Dogs are
right where
they need to
be.
"We
played
pretty well,
but we had a
problem
capttaliz-
J> n i ■'. "
Lauchner
said.
Lauchner
commended
her Ban¬
dogs on
playing a
good defen¬
sive game,
although
they were seldom able to get in
scoring position.    -
"We're doing okay," she said.
"Right now we're in the process of
finding If people who can play
together."
Depth and a large roster plays an
important role with these 'Dogs.
"It's a big team we have, and
also we have plenty of talent,"
Lauchner said/'Thegoal we have
is to find the right mix, and have
our talent and chemistry down pat."
Fresno State women's soccer is
recognized by the athletic depart¬
ment, but is not an official Bulldog
intercollegiate sport ■
The day will not come soon
enough when women's sports get
equal respect with men's athletics,
awarding to Lauchner.
"It would be a big benefit to the
' school if we were an added pro¬
gram," Lauchner said. "Fresno State
has gotten a well-respected reputa¬
tion in sports recently, and I think
(his would attract more attention."
"We have enough talent to make
it work, we just need backing by
the school," she added.
The much-publicized Title IX
rating that required universities to
make athletic programs equal in
quality has recieved bad reviews
from skeptics.'     V
ripponents fear
that men's sports
will deteriorate by
allowing women's
athletics to be
\trumpedup.
"I don't want
that to happen,"
Lauchner said. "I
want our sports to
be equa]> but not at
the cost of another."
" She said that
while the ruling has
been slow in mak-j
ing an impact, it
shouldn' t make bad
blood among sports
departments.
"The thing I
don't want is to
have (Title DC) cre¬
ating dissent," said
Lauchner. "If a
sport is taken away because of the
requirement, it doesn't do any pro¬
gram any good."
Remaining Cross Country schedule
Nov. 6 OPEI^ iJy*
Nov. 13 WAC/NCM Region 7 0 Salt Lake pity, Utah   10a.m.
Nov. 22 NCAA Championships O Bethlehem, Pa.      8 a.m.
Nov. 27. USATF Senior Championships TBA
Dec. 11   Winter Mile Run 10 a.m.
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