Hufnagel rears back behind Nagle's protection
Penn State-BC statistics,
%
Passing
Player AttComp.lnt.Yd.TD
AAarangi 25 16 1 251 3
Concannon 100 00
Pass receiving
Penn State 14 7 10 14—45
Boston College 6 6 7 7—26
Capoelletti 1 run (Vitiello
BC— 83 pass from
Marangi (run failed)
PS Hufnagel 2 run (Vitiello
k'Ck)
BC—Briggs 14 pass from
v.arangi '.pass failed)
PS Cappellet* l - run (Vitiello
kick)
BC —Esposito 6 run (Sremfort
kick)
PS —FG Vitiello 48
PS Scott 77 pass from Huf
nagel (Vitiello kick;
PS Hufnaael 57 run (Vitiello
kick)
PS—Natale 3 pass from Huf
nagel fV'tielio kick)
BC Esposito 48 pass from
7/arang' (Stemfor* k'Ck)
A—23,119
PSU BC
23 20
First dov.ns
Rushes varos 52 301
Passing yards 271
Return yards
13 23 0 16 26 1
11 0 0
Fumbles lost
Pucksters,
Penn State split with the
Maryland hockey club last
weekend to bring its record to
2-1 The Lions nipped the
Terps in overtime Saturday
afternoon 4-3 and dropped the
second game by the same
score
Three hundred fans
watched the Lions spot
Maryland three goals
Saturday before defenseman
A 1 “Reds" Davidson sparked
the Lion scoring, slamming in
a shot from just past the blue
line at 3:24 into the final
period
Mark Sturgeon brought
Penn State within one when
he took a pass from Bill
Charles and pushed the puck
through a crowd around the
goal Center John Rothgaber
took a pass from wing John
Hancock with under three
minutes to play to tie the
game
The overtime went 6:02
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Penalties yards 3 15 2 10
PENN STATE
Rushing
Player
Cappelietf;
Nagle
Hufnagel
Add?e
Andrews
Maselia
Passing
Aft Comp int Yd TD
22 15 0 271 2
200 0 0
Pass receiving
Player
Hufnagel
Shuman
No Yd TD
5 70 1
2 53 0
1 30 0
3 33 0
2 85 1
Player
Nafale
Hayman
R ickenbach
Cappelletti
Scott
Punting
125 31 3
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BOSTON COLLEGE
Rushing
Player
Esposito
Smith
Marangi
Bennet
Concannon
erps split
before Rothgaber earned his
second goal on a rebound of
Davidson’s shot
In yesterday's game
penalties proved the downfall
of the Lion team. The
pucks ters were penalized for
a total of sixteen minutes
including a ten-minute
misconduct violation on
coach Larry Hendry.
The two teams were tied 3-3
when they began the third
period Sunday Terp Pete
Andrews scored on a power
play at 4:17 into the period.
The Lion offense was han
dicapped by six minutes of
penalty time after the
Maryland goal
First period scores by Matt
Peskin and Mark Sturgeon
put the Lions ahead but the
Terps outscored their op
ponents in the second period,
3-2, to reach the final period
standoff
Panhel
gain
Att yd
22 107
10 69
8 92
6 13
3 12
2 6
Player
Briggs
R tchardson
Esposito
R ush
Bennet
Player
O'Hagan
Gain
Att.Yd
23 115
12 33
4 0
3 11
1 2
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Had Sugar Bowl scout 'thinking'
Think State was worried?
By GLENN SHEELEY
Collegian Sports Editor
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass.
Even if Boston College’s
pressbox had come equipped
with oxygen tanks, Sugar
Bowl scout Monk Simon
would have been gasping for
air
The 3-5 Eagles, three
touchdown underdogs to the
bowl-bound Nittany Lions,
were driving for the go-ahead
touchdown late in the third
quarter Saturday and Simon
was squirming in his seat.
Nobody cared to predict his
condition had scrambling BC
quarterback Gary Marangi
not slipped at the 42-yard line
on fourth down with Lions Ed
O’Neil, Larry Ludwig and
Jim Laslavic in hot pursuit.
The result was a 22-yard
loss which snuffed out the
Eagles' momentum, helped
Penn State to a hard-fought
45-26 win and a Sugar Bowl
bid and took Simon off the
critical list.
“I won’t say 1 was
worried,” Monk said, ad
mitting his breathing was
back to normal, ‘‘but I was
doing a little thinking.”
You see, Boston College had
this sophomore running back
named Mike Esposito. With a
reportedly bruised leg, he
staggered Penn State’s
usually stingy defense for 115
yards rushing and bugged
coach Joe Paterno all af
ternoon.
No Yd.TD
-4 116 2
1 13 0 *
6 74 1
4 40 0
1 7 0
No.Yd.Av
6 207 34 5
However, the Lions, not up
for tarnishing their Sugar
Bowl bid, countered well.
Quarterback John Hufnagel
pulled in Heisman Trophy
votes by completing 13 of 22
passes for 271 yards and two
touchdowns, and rushed eight
times for 92 yards and two
more scores. His per
formance set a new Lion total
offense record (363 yards)
and gave him the single
season passing yardage mark
(1,779) and total offense
(1,959).
Not to be outdone by
Esposito, PSU tailback John
Cappelletti butchered his leg
on the opening kickoff but still
gutted out 107 yards rushing
with two TD’s.
Paterno, strangely meeting
the press afterwards in the
penalty box of the nearby BC
hockey rink, admitted it was
no easy victory.
“I told Esposito after the
game that was the best
performance by a sophomore
running back that I’ve seen in
20 years. He reminds me a lot
of Roger Kochman,’’ Paterno
said.
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“BC didn’t surprise me,”
he said. "All we looked at last
week were BC-Syracuse
films. They blew Syracuse off
the field (a 37-0 win). We
knew we were going to be in
trouble. I thought they played
awfully well.”
Hufnagel and Cappelletti,
who along with fullback Bob
Nagle (69 yards) accounted
for most of Penn State’s 301
yards rushing, also got the
good word.
“I really think you saw the
Heisman Trophy winner out
there today,” Paterno said of
Hufnagel. “If there's a better
football player anywhere, 1
don’t know about him. People
get jittery, but I never get
jittery with him around.
Cappelletti, who rushed for
100-plus yards for the fifth
time this season and passed
the 1,000 mark for the year,
drew raves, too.
“Boy, he was really run
ning over people out there
today,” said his coach. “He’s
getting to be a real tough
clutch back.”
The Lions moved ef
fortlessly on their initial drive
as Nagle, giving Cappy an
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early break, got the opener
up the middle for 28 yards to
the BC 29. Cappelletti took it
in from the one and A 1
Vitiello’s PAT had everyone
thinking it was no contest
But Marangi hit split end
Mel Briggs for an 83-yard
pass play when Lion defen
sive back Buddy Ellis
gambled on an interception
try and lost. A muffed PAT
put PSU up, 7-6.
Penn State was on the move
again, the highlight an un
believable one-handed grab
by Gary Hayman at the BC
three Hufnagel’s keeper on
fourth down made it, 14-6.
Esposito then had the
Eagles flying compiling 31
yards on five carries. On the
first play of the second period
Marangi saw Briggs shed
safety Greff Ducatte’s
coverage and nailed him for a
14-yard pass. Esposito tried
and failed at a halfback
conversion pass and the Lions
led only, 14-12.
Tight end Bob Ricken
bach’s 26-yard grab at the BC
22 put Penn State in business
and set up Cappelletti’s four
yard sprint around left end
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for a score Vitiello's PAT
gave the Lions a 21-12 lead
It got tense for Simon and
Penn State when Esposito’s
running and Marangi passes
to Briggs and Smith and two
off-sides penalties by over
anxious tackle Randy
Crowder set BC up deep in
PSL' territory Esposito drove
off left tackle from the six and
Fred Steinfort's extra point
tightened it up at 21-19
The Lions got a little
breathing room when Vitiello
hit on a 48-yard field goal, the
longest of his career, which
made it 24-19
Then after Marangi’s
fateful slip, Hufnagei lofted a
pass barely over BC's Burt
Stevens and Xed Guillet The
two defenders collided and
speedster Jimmy Scott was
all but gone for a 77-yard TD
play and a 31-19 lead Only
then did to Simon sit back on
his seat
"It was crucial for us to get
a drive going." Scott said
later, "because BC was
coming back strong The guys
put their hands up and the
ball just cleared Huffy put it
right on the money "
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