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College Football '98

Top 25 | Conference Rankings | Lower Divisions

The Master List

81-112 | 1-40 | 41-80
Rank Team Final '97 AP Ranking '97 Record Returning Starters Schedule Strength
81 Utah State N.R. 5-6 11 106
New coach Dave Arslanian moves up the road and up in class from I-AA Weber State
82 Temple N.R. 3-8 13 59
Bobby Wallace, who won three Division II championships at North Alabama, is the new man in charge
83 Illinois N.R. 0-11 16 38
Illini, who had nation's worst scoring offense in 1997, have lost 17 straight games
84 Maryland N.R. 2-9 12 31
Terrapins were last in ACC in rushing, passing, scoring and total offense in 1997; expect more ACC futility
85 Oregon State N.R. 3-8 19 21
Senior DE Inoke Breckterfield (249 pounds; team-high eight sacks) is top returnee on a lithe line (252-pound average)
86 Duke N.R. 2-9 16 35
Loss in Tallahassee on Sept. 19 would give Blue Devils ACC-record 19th consecutive conference defeat
87 Texas Christian N.R. 1-10 14 84
Horned Frogs' leading receiver, junior Patrick Batteaux (27 catches), has been moved to backup quarterback
88 Alabama-Birmingham N.R. 5-6 14 98
NFL-caliber linebacker Brian Smith will meet future colleagues when the Blazers visit Nebraska and Tennessee
89 Ball State N.R. 5-6 12 93
U da man: Defensive end Sunungura (Go-Go) Rusununguko anchors unit that led MAC in rushing defense
90 UTEP N.R. 4-7 17 74
Defensive end Leif Larsen of Tofte, Norway, is former WAC shot put champ
91 Baylor N.R. 2-9 15 9
Middle linebacker Kris Micheaux reminds Baylor fans of alumnus Mike Singletary
92 Iowa State N.R. 1-10 17 26
Win now! Fourth-year coach Dan McCarney has imported 17 juco transfers
93 NE Louisiana N.R. 5-7 20 104
Indians play six home games—three against I-AA opponents—for first time since moving up to I-A in 1994
94 Kent N.R. 3-8 12 107
In two fewer games Eugene Baker caught seven more passes (103) than MAC daddy Randy Moss in 1997
95 Navy N.R. 7-4 7 83
With 10 new starters on defense, Middies' two-year streak of winning seasons is likely to end
96 Army N.R. 4-7 11 54
Option-loving Cadets employ don't-ask-don't-tell policy when queried about passing game; QB Johnny Goff threw for one TD
97 Hawaii N.R. 3-9 14 72
Sophomore tailback Charles Tharp led Rainbows in rushing yards (796), receptions (42) and receiving yards (435)
98 UNLV N.R. 3-8 19 60
Leaving Las Vegas: Record-setting QB Jon Denton transferred to Eastern Kentucky; fifth-year man Kevin Crook steps in
99 Central Michigan N.R. 2-9 17 99
Walk-on Bryan Schorman has caught on as Chippewas' alltime receptions leader
100 Boise State N.R. 4-7 22 112
Dirk Koetter becomes Broncos' third coach in as many seasons
101 San Jose State N.R. 4-7 17 66
Leading rusher Carlos Meeks (503 yards in '97) quit team to join rap group Cutty and the Committee
102 Akron N.R. 2-9 19 96
Zips tight ends caught all of three passes last season
103 North Texas N.R. 4-7 15 89
John Baker averaged 47.2 yards per punt, second best in the nation; he also got lots of practice—his 62 attempts ranked fifth
104 New Mexico State N.R. 2-9 18 90
Denvis Manns could become only third back (Tony Dorsett, Amos Lawrence) with four 1,000-yard rushing seasons
105 Arkansas State N.R. 2-9 19 103
Despite having 25% lung capacity because of asthma, senior offensive tackle Todd Frohbieter has never allowed a sack
106 Tulsa N.R. 2-9 16 75
New blood on defensive line (including five J.C. transfers) can't help but help nation's worst rushing defense
107 Northern Illinois N.R. 0-11 19 97
Huskies averaged 2.4 yards per punt return in 1997—this year's strategy: fall forward
108 Idaho N.R. 5-6 14 109
Vandals' Sept. 26 visit to LSU will be one of the year's worst mismatches
109 Eastern Michigan N.R. 4-7 9 81
Eagles hope sophomore quarterback Walt Church has big-pray ability
110 Bowling Green N.R. 3-8 13 70
Sophomore Matt Bunsey, Falcons' top returning receiver, had five catches in 1997—all in the season finale
111 SW Louisiana N.R. 1-10 12 88
New defensive coordinator Miles Aldridge, from Arkansas, brought in to repair unit that gave up NCAA-record 553 points
112 Rutgers N.R. 0-11 14 64
D that yielded 45.1 points and 479.3 yards per game (both worst in school history) lost its best player (LB Brian Sheridan)

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