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Burley, Idaho, Monday, November 9, 1992, SOUTH IDAHO PRESS Lady Bobcats topple Shelley in hometown season opener JgpE3J iississsssssssssssssssssssssssssssississssssssi MS. I isMssaaasaaaasasaaiasBiaaBasiaaasBsssBiBsaasaKsw.a. dsa oo if ter, fatigue was showing up in the Cats, according to Coach Michelle Skyles. "We really used up our reserves," Skyles said. "If it hadn't been for the burst early in the game, we could have been in serious trouble." Shelley crept up on the Bobcats, but Burley was able to hold the Russets away from the scoreboard enough to win their hometown opener.

Led by Cortney Petersen, who scored a resounding 22 points for the Bobcats, burley saw a much more rounded defense than offense. Trudy Rigby added 13 points for the Cats and Terra Anderson scored eight. "Cortney really played well for us," Skyles said. "She had 10 re- By RENEE WELLS SIP Sports Writer Burley's Lady Bobcats got off to a slow start Saturday, but picked up the pace with a fury that afforded them a 59-44 win over Shelley. It only took about 30 seconds for one of the Lady Cats, Julene Blox-ham, to face foul trouble.

With an early substitution, the Cats defense took hold and Burley put their fast break to work it did. In just the first couple minutes of the quarter, the Cats had jumped to the lead, and by the end of the quarter, that lead amounted to 15 points, 23-9. The burst of speed early in the game cost the Bobcats as the quarters went by, and by the third quar bounds along with leading the scoring." Skyles also credited Tiffany Or-mond with excellent defense for the Cats. Ormond stole the. ball four times.

Chelsey Wornell made an impression on the Russets, posting seven assists and stealing four balls from Shelley. Anderson was credited with five steals. Burley hosts Marsh Valley on Friday, then traveles to Snake River Saturday night. SCORE BY PERIODS BURLEY 23 13 12 11 59 SHELLEY 10 14 11 44 BURLEY (89) Petersen 22; Rigby 13; Anderson Womell Blox-ham Ormond Mabey Roskelley 2. SHELLEY (44)" Shumway Stewart 13; Lloyd Jensen Murray Kendrick Marshall Wright 4.

Ricks finishes with perfect 10-0 season By The Associated Press Garrison Harmann kicked a 21-yard field goal with 44 seconds remaining in the game to lift Glen-dale Community College to a 9-8 upset of 12lh-ranked Mesa Community College in the final weekend of Western States Football League action. In other WSFL games Saturday, No.3 Ricks College finished the season 8-0 in league play and 10-0 overall with a 34-7 drubbing of Arizona Western College in Yuma. Meantime, No.8 Snow College ports Today Compiled by the Associated Press and South East Minico wins wrestling match More points for Cats East 7th grade wrestlers defeated Wood River Wednesday night, Nov. 4. The 7th grade won by a score of 53-35.

Clyde Kendell, Scott Libsack, Abel Trevino, Noel Medose, Eric Van Houten, James Sakai, Nick Rasmussen, Reed Arthur and Fernando Soto all won their matches. The 8th grade also defeated Tiffany Ormond stops short of a Shelley opponent and night in their season opening win over Shelley, 59-44. jumps for a two pointer for the Lady Bobcats Saturday (SIP Photo by Renee Wells) Idaho Falls pulls off narrow defeat of Minico Lady Spartans, 58-54 East Minico 8th graders tumble twice Henscheid with 10 points. Close behind her were Kaly Gillette at nine and Mitzi Hartley with eight points. "We were able to spread the scoring around," Arritt said.

"That is something we weren't able to accomplish last year, so things are looking up for us already." Arritt expressed his appreciation for the large crowd of fans who supported the Lady Spartans in the season opener Saturday. He felt the girls determination came largely from having the support of the community at the game. SCORE BY PERIODS MINICO 8 IS 11 20 64 IDAHO FALLS IS 16 16 11 58 MrNICO (64) Bair 17; Henscheid 10- Gillette Hartley Ennen Shaw. Wilson Craythom 3. Totals IDAHO FALLS (68) Benson 21' GrifBn Famer Sheldon Shorzna 17; Kane Fife Fernick Behunin 1.

Totals By RENEE WELLS SIP Sports Writer The Lady Spartans hosted Idaho Falls, who narrowly defeated Minico, 58-54, in their season opener Saturday night, before a large hometown crowd. After a slow start in the first quarter, the Spartans came to life, accomplishing some things already in this first game that shows real hope for a tough Spartan team. "We were able to evaluate where we were at," said Coach Kelly Arritt. "The girls toughened their defense up and it helped." But the early jump by the Lady Tigers was just enough to keep them out of trouble with the hometown team. Although Minico 1 With Idaho Falls through the next tw6 periods, then shut the Tigers down, as they poured in a 20 point period in the final quarter, the deficit was just a little too much from which to recover.

Led by Senior Tracy Bair, who scored 17 points in the game, the Spartans held the Tigers to only 11 points in the final period of play, and allowed only four turnovers in the second half, but Idaho Falls used a fast break through the game that stymied Minico's opportunities to move ahead, and also caused some foul trouble for the Spartans. While fouls took away the assistance of Christy Serr and Kaye Shaw early in the third quarter, it gave Arritt the opportunity to see some of his bench work under high pressure. He credited Joy Phillips, Karie Wilson and Amy Craythorn with providing excellent help to the-team from the bench. Assisting Bair in the double digit scoring department was Donna dumped Dixie College 23-9 in St. George, Utah.

Eastern Arizona College stopped New Mexico Military Institute 20-14 in a non-league game in Ros-well, N.M. In addition to his game-winning kick, Harmann booted field goals of 20 and 32 yards. With the win, Glendale earned the right to host the Valley of the Sun Bowl Thanksgiving Day in Phoenix. Mesa's scores came on Roger Schenks field goals of 30 and 35 yards boots that set a school record of 12 field goals in a season. Kevin Stephens, in only his second start of the season, completed 13 of 21 passes for 194 yards and one touchdown with Mark Harris on the receiving end of six of the passes for 114 yards.

Ricks will either play in the Real Dairy Bowl in Pocatello, Idaho, or the Mid-America Bowl in Tulsa, Okla. Trailing 9-6 with 10:50 remaining in the third quarter, Snow scored 17 unanswered points to pull out the win. Matt Bates rushed for 96 yards in the game and scored Snow's go-ahead TD and Cody Allred, with six catches for 140 yards, caught a 32-yard scoring strike early in the fourth period. Paul Reed completed touchdown passes of 14 yards to Ryan Suttles and 43 yards to Tracy Wingert in Eastern Arizona's win. NMMI's Darcy Parks rushed for 91 yards and one touchdown and Mike Martin caught seven passes for 111 yards and one score.

WSFL STANDINGS Ricks College 8-0 10-0 Snow College 7-1 8-1 Glendale CC 6-3 6-3 Mesa CC 6-3 6-3 Dixie College 4-4 5-6 Arizona W. 2-6 2-7 E. Arizona 2-6 3-7 Phoenix CC 2-6 2-7 Scottadale CC 1-7 1-8 Last week's results; Glendale 9, Mesa 8 Ricks 34, Arizona W. 7 Snow 23, Dixie 9 E. Arizona 20, NMM3 14 Texas gers little attention despite victories Idaho Press Wood River by a score of 59-20.

Brian Davidson, Mike Albrecht, David Young, Brice Crafton, Troy Van Rassell, Brandon Robinson, Andy Vega, Jared Blair, Steven Orick, DJ. McGill, Steve Kofoed, Jacob Phillips, and Jeremiah Mani scored 8th grade victories. East will host Burley on Wednesday, Nov. 11. half," stated Coach Haynes.

Mindy Van Tassell scored five points and had nine steals. Michelle Miller crashed the boards', bringing down seven rebounds. Against Buhl on Tuesday, the East 8th grade Lady Pirates were outscored 19-18. Bowling Green 28, Kent 22 Cent Michigan 90, E. Michigan 13 Cincinnati 26, Rutgers 24 E.

Illinois 21, N. Iowa 15 Illinois 20, Purdue 17 Illinois St 23, W. Kentucky 7 Iowa 14, Indiana 0 Miami, Ohio 20, W. Michigan 7 Michigan 40, Northwestern 7 Michigan St 26, Wisconsin 10 Nebraska 49, Kansas 7 Notre Dame 54, Boston College 7 Ohio St 17, Minnesota 0 SW Missouri St. 51, S.

Illinois 12 Toledo 10, Ball St 9 W. Illinois 63, Morgan St 18 Youngstown St 28, Ohio U. 20 SOUTHWEST Baylor 31, Georgia Tech 27 McNeese St 28, Stephen FAustin 3 North Texas 31, Nicholls St. 3 Oklahoma 51, Missouri 17 Rice 34, Texas Tech 3 SW Texas St 56, Prairie View 7 Southern Meth. 41, Houston 16 Texas 40, Louisville 18 Texas Christian 23, Texas 14 Tulsa 48, Texas-El Paso 39 FAR WEST Arizona 16, Washington 3 Brigham Young 36, New Mexico 0 Colorado 28, Oklahoma St 0 Fresno St.

41, Utah 16 Hawaii 24, Colorado St. 13 Montana 47, Idaho 29 Oregon 37, California 17 Pacific U. 23, Cal St-Fuuerton 20 San Jose St. 39, Nevada 35 Stanford 23, Southern Cal 9 UCLA 26, Oregon St. 14 Utah St.

48, UNLV 8 Washington St 20, Arizona St 18 Weber St. 25, N. Arizona 19 Wyoming 17, San Diego St. 6 Mexican Open Scores MEXICO CITY (AP) Scores and prize money Sunday after the final round of the Mexican Open Golf Championship, played on the par-72 La Hacienda Gu0623 sat PM-GLF-Se-niorlnvitation 11-09 0673 PM-GLF8enior Invitational Scores265 Senior Invitational Scores HONOLULU (AP) Scores and prize money Sunday after the final round of the $500,000 Senior Invitational, played on the par-72 Ko Olina Golf Club. Chi Chi Rodriguez, $75,000 Charles Coody, $44,000 Tommy Aaron, $36,000 Bruce Crampton, $27,000 Walter Zembrialri, $27,000 Jim OUarn, $18,000 Rocky Thompson, $18,000 Jim Ferree, $18,000 Lee Trevino, $11,214 Homero Blancas, $1 1,214 Gey Brewer, $11,214 Mike Hill, $11,214 69-68-69-206 69- 74-69-212 71- 71-71-213 68-75-71-214 65-74-75-214 68-77-70-215 70- 72-73-216 68- 70-77-215 72- 75-69-216 69- 75-72-216 68-76-72-216 70- 73-73-216 Amoco-Centel, Scores MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C.

(AP) Scores and prize money Sunday after the final round of the $760,000 Amoco-Centel Championship at the par-72, 6371-yard Dunes West Golf Club course: 65-64-64-76 -268 Gil Morgan, $70,000 67-69-69-64 -269 Bruce Fleisher, $50,000 66-68-67-69 -270 Mark McCumber, $40,000 65-70-66-70 -271 Morris Hatalsky, $29,000 66-71-68-68 -272 Howard Twitty, $29,000 64-69-69-70 -272 Mark Hayes, $25,000 69-68-67-69-273 Leonard Thompson, $24,000 68-67-67-72 -274 Bob Gilder, $23.000 71-68-66-70-275 Roger Maitbie, $23,000 68-70-66-71-276 Bruce Lietzke, $23,000 66-68-68-73-276 WayneLevi, $21,760 71-71-67-68-277 Mazda Japan Classic, Scores HANNO, Japan (AP) Final scores and earnings Sunday in the LPGA tour's $650,000 Mazda Japan Cleasic, played on the 6338-yard, par-72 Musashigaoka Golf Course (x-won in sudden death playoff): x-Betsy King, $97,500 66-72-67-205 Helen Alfredsson, $60,510 68-66-7 1 -205 Alice Ritzman, $44,156 67-69-70 206 Anne Marie Palli, $34344 70-73-66-209 Tina Barrett. $20,474 73-71-66 -210 Nayoko Yoshikawa, $20,474 72-68-70 -210 Donna Andrews, $20,474 69-71-70-210 Laura Davies, $20,474 68-72-70 -210 Nancy Scranton, $20,474 71-67-72 -210 Deb Richard, $1252 70-69-72-211 Michelle McGann, $12,562 69-70-72 -211 Barb Mucha. $12,552 66-72-73 -211 In the preliminary game against the Wood River Wolverines, East's 8th grade girls lost, 14-9. East Allowed Wood River only four points in the second half, but couldn't overcome the first half deficit "The kids had a hard time finding their own basket in the first SCORES AND STATS PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS By The Associated Press Saturday'! Garnet A-l Division I Playoffs Second Round Quarterfinals Borah 35, Twin Falls 8 A-l Division II PlayofTa Second Round Quarterfinala Caldwell 26, Post Falls 16 Lewiston 28, Mountain Home 14 A-8 PlayofTa Firat Round Quarterfinals Lakeland 34, EnnOeu 19 Preston 27, Jerome 20 Snake River 14, Sugar-Satan 0 -Moscow 14, Kuna 7 A PlayofTa Third Round Quarterfinals Teton 14, Malad 13 Ilomedale 46, Kamiah 0 OroEno 14, Melba 7 Fruitland 21, Soda Springs 7 A-4 Eight-Man Playoffs First Round Quarterfinals Notus 20, North Gem 8 Carey 60, Cambridge 30 Kendrick 52, Mullan 12 Council 30, Deary 20 National Basketball Association At A Glance By The Associated Press Saturday's Games New York 89, Philadelphia 86 Orlando 103, Washington 98 Miami 106, New Jersey 94 Detroit 89, Indiana 87 Golden State 121, Minnesota 119, OT Atlanta 100, Chicago 99 Utah 122, Dallas 106 Milwaukee 124, Boston 88 Denver 12S, San Antonio 121, 20T Phoenix 111, LA Clippers 106 Seattle 89, Houston 85 Sunday's Games Cleveland 127, Charlotte 107 Portland 123, Denver 104 Sacramento 124, LA Lakers 114 Major College Football Scores By The Associated Press EAST Air Force 7, Army 3 Cornell 35, Yale 14 Dartmouth 38, Columbia 19 Delaware 33, Connecticut 7 Harvard 29, Brown 19 Lafayette 15, Holy Cross 6 Lehigh 38, BuckneO 16 Maine 40, Boston U. 11 Navy 20, Tulane 17 Northeastern 36, Rhode Island 27 Princeton 20, Perm 14 Syracuse 28, Virginia Tech 9 Villanova 27, New Hampshire 21 West Virginia 41, East Carolina 28 William 4 Mary 44, Colgate 26 SOUTH Alabama 31, LSU 11 Alcorn SL 31, Miss.

Valley St. 0 Appalachian St. 37, Marshall 34 Cent. Florida 63, Buffalo 21 Citadel 32, Newberry 14 Clemson 40, North Carolina 7 E. Kentucky 21, Murray St 18, OT E.

Tennessee St. 27, 24 Florida 24, Southern Miss. 20 Florida 16, Southern U. 6 Florida St 69, Maryland 21 Georgia Southern 30, Mississippi Col. 0 Grambling St.

44, Alabama St. 19 Liberty 34, James Madison 31 Massachusetts 17, Richmond 13 Middle Tenn. 14, 0 Mississippi 17, Memphis St 12 Mississippi St. 10, Arkansas 3 Morehead St. 20, SE Missouri 17 N.

Carolina 24, Delaware St. 10 N. Carolina St 31, Virginia 7 Illinois 23, SW Louisiana 15 NE Louisiana 41, E. Washington 31 S. Carolina St.

28, Howard U. 18 Sam Houston St. 42, NW Louisiana 19 South Carolina 14, Louisiana Tech 13 Tennessee Tech 26, Tennessee St 15 Texas Southern 27, Jackson St 26 Troy St. 29, Sam ford 24 VMI 44, WotTord 13 Vanderbilt 20, Kentucky 7 W. Carolina 29, Furman 27 Wake Forest 28, Duke 14 MIDWEST Akron 29, Temple 15 SPORTS CALENDAR Ruptured Achille's tendon aborts Lawrence trodome on Thursday, the Aggies play host to Texas Christian on Nov.

21 and play at Texas on Thanksgiving Day before a potential Cotton Bowl date on Jan. 1. But unless something happens between now and then, the Aggies won't wind up No. 1 even if they're a perfect 13-0. "We set our goal to repeat as the SWC champions and let someone else worry about the polls," coach R.C.

Slocum said. "We are worried about Houston right now. The Aggies were one of five team that moved up a notch when Washington fell from first to sixth following a 16-3 loss at Arizona. In Saturday's other Top 25 games: Alabama downed LSU 31-11; No. 3 Michigan beat Northwestern he returned 69 yards for the clinching touchdown with 3:38 remaining.

That offset Green Bay's edge in first downs (21-9), yardage (363-177) and time of possession Rodney Hampton had two short touchdown runs and Matt Bahr kicked two field goals for New York (5-4). Green Bay (3-6) got a 3-yard touchdown run by Vince Workman, while Sterling Sharpe had 1 1 receptions for 160 yards. In other games, it was Buffalo 28, Pittsburgh 20; Dallas 37, Detroit Cleveland 24, Houston 14; Philadelphia 31, fhe Los Angeles Raiders 10; Miami 28, Indianapolis Minnesota 35, Tampa Bay New Orleans 31, New England 14; Denver 27, the New York Jets 16; Phoenix 20, the Los Angeles Rams 14; Kansas City 16, San Diego 14; By The Associated Press Texas is unbeaten, untied and unloved in the national championship picture. While top-ranked Miami and No. 2 Alabama appear on course for a possible showdown in the Sugar Bowl, the fourth-ranked Aggies (9-0) are getting little attention despite beating everyone on their schedule Louisville, a 40-18 loser on Saturday, was their latest victim.

The Aggies' problem is that their conference, the Southwest, is among the weakest in the country and their out-of-conference schedule includes only one ranked team No. 15 Stanford, which lost to Texas in the Pigskin Classic on Aug. 26. After playing Houston in the As has to end his career on a golf cart going out of Giants Stadium," said his former coach, Bill Parcells, now an announcer for NBC. "In deference to all the great players I have coached, I would have to say that Lawrence Taylor is the greatest player I ever coached." Taylor, 33, was an All-Pro for the first 10 years of his career and the NFL's career sacks leader.

He did not make the All-Pro team last season for the first time, but though his skills had diminished somewhat, he was still the Giants' leader. Taylor had one sack and blocked two passes in the first half. He was hurt with 1:44 left in the third quarter when he jumped to knock down a pass. The Giants forced five turnovers, including Reyna Thompson's first NFL interception, which prepared the way we should have been. But we'll be ready next week." The Vandals, 7-2 overall and 4-1 in the Big Sky, face Montana State next Saturday.

The Bobcats had a bye this week. "This one is going on the shelf. To beat a good team like Idaho, coming back from where we've been this season, gives us a lot of satisfaction," UM coach Don Read said. That was the most complete football game, wire-to-wire, that we've played this season. We've played awfully well in spurts in other games.

But today we showed 40-7; No. 5 Florida State trounced Maryland 69-21; No. 7 Nebraska crushed No. 20 Kansas 49-7; No. 8 Notre Dame routed No.

17 Boston College 54-7; No. 10 Syracuse defeated Virginia Tech 28-9; No. 11 Florida beat Southern Mississippi 24-20; No. 13 Colorado blanked Oklahoma State 28-0; No. 14 North Carolina State beat Virginia 31-7; No.

15 Stanford downed No. 18 Southern Cal 23-9; No. 16 Mississippi State beat Arkansas 10-3; No. 19 Ohio State stopped Minnesota 17-0; No. 21 Washington State edged Arizona State 20-18; No.

24 Hawaii beat Colorado State 24-13 and Clemson beat No. 25 North Carolina 40-7. Miami, No. 12 Georgia, No. 22 Penn State and No.

23 Tennessee were idle. Taylor's career Washington 16, Seattle and Cin-cinnati 31, Chicago 28 in overtime. On Monday night, San Francisco is at Atlanta. Sunday's Games Cleveland 24, Houston 14 Dallas 37, Detroit 3 New York Giants 27, Green Bay 7 Philadelphia 31, Los Angeles Raiders 10 Miami 28, IndianapoliB 0 Minnesota 35, Tampa Bay 7 New Orleans 31, New England 14 Denver 27, New York Jets 16 Phoenix 20, Los Angeles Rams 14 Buffalo 28, Pittsburgh 20 Kansas City 16, San Diego 14 Washington 16, Seattle 3 Cincinnati 31, Chicago 28, OT Monday's Game San Francisco at Atlanta, 9 p.m. Sunday, Nov.

IS Cincinnati at New York Jets, 1 p.m. Detroit at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Houston at Minnesota, 1 p.m. New England at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Philadelphia vs.

Green Bay, at Milwaukee, 1 p.m. Phoenix at Atlanta, 1 p.m. San Diego at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Washington at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Los Angeles Rams at Dallas, 4 p.m.

Chicago at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. New Orleans at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Seattle at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. New York Giants at Denver, 8 p.m. Monday, Nov.

16 Buffalo at Miami, 9 p.m. Montana's victory over Idaho is potentially a big break for the' Boise State Broncos, who had a bye this week. With victories in-their last two games, the Broncos would claim a share of the Big Sky conference championship and would grab the league's automatic berth into the Division I-AA play-offs. Idaho and Eastern Washington (5-1) lead the Big Sky. BSU is 3-2, but its final two games are at East-' em Washington next Saturday and at home against Idaho the following week.

By The Associated Press Lawrence Taylor was all set to leave after this year and his teammates were ready to see him go. No one, though, expected that one of the NFL's most impressive careers. would end so suddenly. Taylor, who previously announced he would retire after the season, went down Sunday with a ruptured right Achilles' tendon, an injury that will need about four months to heal. Taylor's teammates on the New York Giants and players on the Green Bay Packers surrounded the All-Pro linebacker after he was hurt late in the third quarter.

Taylor was carted off the field, left the stadium in a cast before the Giants' 27-7 victory was complete and was scheduled to undergo surgery early this week. "I'm saddened that Lawrence Montana upsets Vandals bid for Big Sky Conference tie NOVEMBER 10-GIRLS BASKETBALL-Oakley at Valley, 6 p.m.; Raft River at Rockland, 6 p.m.; Hagerman at Murtaugh, 6 p.m. 12 GIRLS BASKETBALL-Valley at Decio, 6 p.m.; Raft River at Caslleford, 6 p.m. 13 GIRLS BASKETBALL-Murtaugh at Bliss Tournament, TBA; Minico at Highland, 6:15 p.m.; Marsh Valley at Burley, 6 p.m.; 14 GIRLS BASKETBALL-Murtaugh at Bliss Tournament, TBA; Raft River at Dietrich, 6 p.m.; Burley at Snake River, 6 p.m. 17 GIRLS BASKETBALL-Rockland at Raft River, 6 p.m.; Gooding at Valley, 6 p.m.

18 GIRLS BASKETBALL-Twin Falls at Minico, 6 p.m. 19 GIRLS BASKETBALL-Declo at Raft River, 6 p.m.; Carey at Murtaugh, 6 p.m.; Oakley at Rockland, 6 p.m.; Jerome at Valley, 6 p.m. 20 GIRLS BASKETBALL-Buhl at Burley, 6 p.m.; Dcclo at Aberdeen, 6 p.m.; Pocatello at Minico, 6:15 p.m. 21 GIRLS AS KETB ALL-B urley at American Falls, 6 p.m.; Aberdeen at Deck), 6 p.m.; Bliss at Murtaugh, 6 p.m.; Carey at Oakley, 6 p.m. 23 GIRLS BASKETBALL-Valley at Hagerman, 6 p.m.

24 GIRLS BASKETBALL-Burley at Jerome, 6 p.m.; Raft River at Dcclo, 6 p.m.; Rockland at Oakley, 6 p.m.; Kimberly at Valley, 6 p.m. 25 GIRLS BASKETBALL-Rigby at Minico, 6:15 p.m. By the Associated Press The Idaho Vandals took a wrong exit Saturday afternoon in western Montana on their seemingly certain journey to the Big Sky Conference football championship. The second-ranked Vandals, who could have wrapped up a tie for the title, were clobbered 47-29 by a Montana team that came into the game with a 3-5 record. "We were flat outplayed and outcoached by Montana.

That's the worst-prepared Vandal football team I've put on the field, and that's my fault," Idaho coach John L. Smith said. "We just were not what kind of a team we thought we could be." The victory left Montana at 4-5, and with victories in the last two games against Hofstra and Idaho State, the Grizzlies would avoid their first losing season under Read, who is in his seventh year as UM's head coach. "We don't want to be the first class of seniors to be a part of coach Read's first losing season here," said quarterback Brad Lebo. "We don't want all the work that has gone into building this program the past seven years to just slide away." i.